Last updated 1/2023 MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz Language: English | Size: 2.66 GB | Duration: 7h 1m Introducing Azure services in the cloud, inc. 20 services. For Microsoft Azure Fundamentals exam AZ-900
What you'll learn Understand cloud concepts Understand core Azure services Understand core solutions and management tools on Azure Understand general security and network security features Understand identity, governance, privacy, and compliance features Understand Azure cost management and Service Level Agreements Requirements You need to know how to use a computer, and hopefully know how to use a spreadsheet. No prior knowledge of databases required. You can access Azure on Windows, iOS or Linux. There is a 30-day refund guarantee of this Udemy course (see Udemy's refund policy). Why not have a look at the curriculum below and see what you can learn? Description This course covers the content required for the AZ-900 certification exam, current as per the AZ-900 exam update of 5 May 2022, with the minor updates as of 28 October 2022.What do people like you say about this course?Vijay says: "I just passed my exam in one attempt. Watching live demo's while paying attention to lecture carefully, helped me to answer many questions. Hands on browsing on Azure portal is needed to pass AZ-900."Branko says: "This mash up presentation approach giving the both windows - presentation theoretical slide and practical Azure platform view of actions together with presenter's explanations are a well done way in efficient and pleasant learning! Congrats!!!"Srishti says: "Great course! Kudos to Phillip! I passed my exam (AZ-900) just by thoroughly referring this course and practice test. Keep up the good work, Phillip!"This course is the foundation for the Microsoft Certificate AZ-900 "Azure Fundamentals", and focuses on Azure services in general, together with cloud concepts, Azure workloads, security and privacy, as well as Azure pricing.We'll start off with looking at Virtual Machines. We'll create an Azure account, quickly create a Virtual Machine, log into it, and then shut it down. We'll then start creating the Virtual Machine more slowly, and look at the concepts behind Azure, such as Architectural components, what can affect costs, and Microsoft's commitment to you through their Service Level Agreements.After that, we'll take a step back and look at cloud computing generally. We'll identify the benefits and considerations of using cloud service, such as High Availability, Disaster Recovery, and the difference between Capital Expenditure and Operational Expenditure. We'll then see what the three main cloud models are, how they vary, and when Microsoft takes responsibility for various aspects of cloud computing.In the middle part of this course, we'll have a look at around 20 different Azure services, and look at the benefits of usage of them. We'll be looking at services for Compute, Networking and Storage, including how to move or migrate files.In the last part of the course, we'll look at other considerations for using Azure. We'll examine Azure management tools, security features and network security, identity services, governance features, and privacy and compliance resources.No prior knowledge is required - we'll even see how to get a free Azure trial!There are regular quizzes to help you remember the information, so you can be sure that you are learning.Once you have completed this course, you will have a good introductory knowledge of cloud services and how those services are provided with Microsoft Azure. And with some practice, you could even go for the official Microsoft certification AZ-900 - wouldn't that look good on your CV or resume? And if you are an American college student, you might even get college credit for passing that exam. Overview Section 1: Welcome to Azure Lecture 1 Introduction Lecture 2 Welcome to Udemy Lecture 3 How to get the best out of your Udemy course Lecture 4 Do you want auto-translated subtitles in more languages? Lecture 5 Curriculum Lecture 6 Let's have a Udemy Mashup! Lecture 7 Resources Section 2: Let's start using Microsoft Azure Lecture 8 1. Define cloud computing, 18. Explain Azure resources Lecture 9 Creating an Azure account, and exploring Azure interface Lecture 10 Adding a Virtual Machine Lecture 11 Launching Virtual Machine, and switching off/deleting Virtual Machine Section 3: Describe the Azure architectural components of Azure Lecture 12 20. Management Groups Lecture 13 19. Subscriptions Lecture 14 18. Resource Groups Lecture 15 17. Describe Azure datacenters Lecture 16 15a, 15b. Describe Regions and Region Pairs Lecture 17 15c. Azure Government and China cloud services Section 4: Describe Virtual Machine options Lecture 18 16. Availability Zones Lecture 19 23c. Describe availability sets Lecture 20 23b. Azure Virtual Machine Scale Sets] Lecture 21 45. Tags Lecture 22 53. Azure Resource Manager (ARM) and ARM templates Lecture 23 24. Describe resources required for virtual machines Section 5: Describe planning and management of costs Lecture 24 42. Identify factors that can affect costs Lecture 25 42. Identify factors that can reduce costs Lecture 26 43. The Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) calculator Lecture 27 43. The Pricing calculator Lecture 28 44. Azure Cost Management and Billing Tool Section 6: Identify the benefits and considerations of using cloud services Lecture 29 7. High Availability, Scalability, Elasticity, Agility... Lecture 30 8. Reliability and predictability in the cloud Lecture 31 9. The benefits of security and governance in the cloud Lecture 32 10. The benefits of manageability in the cloud Lecture 33 6. Identify the differences between Capital and Operational Expenditure Lecture 34 5. Describe the consumption-based model Section 7: IaaS, PaaS and SaaS, and clouds Lecture 35 On Prem versus the Cloud Lecture 36 The shared responsibility model Lecture 37 11-14. IaaS, PaaS, SaaS, and how to identify a service type Lecture 38 3, 4. Public, Private and hybrid clouds Section 8: Describe some of the core products available in Azure for Compute Lecture 39 22b. Virtual Machines Lecture 40 22a. App Services Lecture 41 25b. Azure Container Instances (ACI) and Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) Lecture 42 23d. Windows Virtual Desktop Lecture 43 22c. Azure Functions Section 9: Describe some of the core products available in Azure: Networking Lecture 44 26a, 26c. Virtual Network and Virtual Network peering Lecture 45 26b. Azure Virtual subnets Lecture 46 27. Define public and private endpoints Lecture 47 26e, 26f. VPN Gateway and ExpressRoute Lecture 48 26d. Azure DNS Section 10: Describe some of the core products available in Azure: Storage Lecture 49 28. Container (Blob) Storage Lecture 50 29. Storage tiers Lecture 51 28. Disk Storage Lecture 52 28. File Storage Lecture 53 30. Describe redundancy options Section 11: Moving files and Migration Options Lecture 54 32a. AzCopy Lecture 55 32b. Azure Storage Explorer Lecture 56 32c. Azure File Sync Lecture 57 33. Azure Migrate and Azure Data Box Section 12: Describe Azure management tools Lecture 58 50. Azure Portal, Azure Resource Manager (ARM) templates, and Azure Mobile Lecture 59 51. Azure PowerShell, Azure CLI and Azure Cloud Shell Lecture 60 52. The purpose of Azure Arc Lecture 61 54. Azure Advisor Lecture 62 56. Azure Monitor Lecture 63 52. Azure Service Health Section 13: Azure Security Lecture 64 40. Describe the concept of defence in depth Lecture 65 39. The concept of Zero Trust Lecture 66 41. The purpose of Microsoft Defender for Cloud Section 14: Describe core Azure Identity services Lecture 67 Describe the difference between authentication and authorization Lecture 68 34a. Azure Active Directory Lecture 69 35a, 35b. Single Sign-On (SSO) and Azure Multi-Factor Authentication Lecture 70 37. Conditional Access Lecture 71 35c. Passwordless authentication Lecture 72 36a. External identities Lecture 73 36b. Guest access Section 15: Describe Azure governance methodologies Lecture 74 38. Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) Lecture 75 48. Resource Locks Lecture 76 47. Azure Policy Lecture 77 46. Azure Blueprints Lecture 78 49. The Service Trust Portal Section 16: Congratulations Lecture 79 What's Next? Lecture 80 Well done Section 17: Additional - Azure Service Level Agreements (SLAs) Lecture 81 No longer needed for AZ-900 exam Lecture 82 A Service Level Agreement (SLA) Lecture 83 Actions that can impact an SLA Lecture 84 Describe the service lifecycle in Azure Section 18: Additional - Databases and Marketplace Lecture 85 Serverless Computing Lecture 86 Cosmos DB Lecture 87 Azure SQL Database Lecture 88 Azure SQL Managed Instance Lecture 89 Azure Database for MySQL for PostgreSQL Lecture 90 the Azure Marketplace and its usage scenarios Section 19: Additional - IoT, Big Data and Analytics Lecture 91 Internet of Things (IoT) Hub Lecture 92 IoT Central Lecture 93 Azure Sphere Lecture 94 Azure Synapse Analytics Lecture 95 HDInsight Lecture 96 Azure Databricks Section 20: Additional - AI and Serverless computing Lecture 97 Azure Machine Learning Service and Studio Lecture 98 Cognitive Services Lecture 99 Azure Bot Service Lecture 100 Logic Apps Section 21: Additional - Other Lecture 101 Azure DevOps Lecture 102 GitHub, GitHub Actions Lecture 103 Azure DevTest Labs Section 22: Additional - Describe Azure security features Lecture 104 Describe basic features of Azure Security Center Lecture 105 Azure Key Vault Lecture 106 Azure Sentinel Lecture 107 Azure Dedicated Hosts Section 23: Additional - Describe securing network connectivity in Azure Lecture 108 Network Security Groups (NSG) Lecture 109 Azure Firewall Lecture 110 Azure DDoS Protection Section 24: Additional - Describe privacy, compliance and data protection standards Lecture 111 Cloud Adoption Framework for Azure Lecture 112 Describe the Microsoft core tents of Security, Privacy and Compliance Lecture 113 The Microsoft Privacy Statement, Online Services Terms (OST), DPA Lecture 114 The Trust center Lecture 115 Azure compliance documentation Section 25: Bonus Lecture Lecture 116 Bonus Lecture This course is for you if you want to understand what is available on Azure.,By the end of this course, after entering the official Practice Tests, you could enter (and hopefully pass) Microsoft's official AZ-900 exam.,Wouldn't the "Microsoft Certified: Azure Fundamentals" certification look good on your CV or resume?