Microsoft Azure Fundamentals
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Course Outline
The course structure is as follows:
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Module 1 – Cloud Concepts
- Lesson 1 – Learning Objectives
- Lesson 2 – Why Cloud Services?
- Lesson 3 – Types of Cloud models
- Lesson 4 – Types of Cloud Services
- Lesson 5 – Module 1 Review Questions
- Lesson 6 – Module 1 Summary
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Module 2 – Core Azure Services
- Lesson 1 – Learning Objectives
- Lesson 2 – Core Azure Architectural components
- Lesson 3 – Core Azure Services and Products
- Lesson 4 – Azure Solutions
- Lesson 5 – Azure management tools
- Lesson 6 – Module 2 Review Questions
- Lesson 7 – Module 2 Summary
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Module 3 – Security, Privacy, Compliance and Trust
- Lesson 1 – Learning Objectives
- Lesson 2 – Securing network connectivity in Azure
- Lesson 3 – Core Azure Identity services
- Lesson 4 – Security tools and features
- Lesson 5 – Azure governance methodologies
- Lesson 6 – Monitoring and Reporting in Azure
- Lesson 7 – Privacy, Compliance and Data Protection standards in Azure
- Lesson 8 – Module 3 Review Questions
- Lesson 9 – Module 3 Summary
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Module 4 – Azure Pricing and Support
- Lesson 1 – Learning Objectives
- Lesson 2 – Azure subscriptions
- Lesson 3 – Planning and managing costs
- Lesson 4 – Support options available with Azure
- Lesson 5 – Azure Service Level Agreements (SLAs)
- Lesson 6 – Service lifecycle in Azure
- Lesson 7 – Module 4 Review Questions
- Lesson 8 – Module 4 Summary
Azure Fundamental Learning Path
Azure Fundamentals
What is it?
- AZ-900 exam is an introductory Azure exam which aims to demonstrate foundation level knowledge of the Microsoft Azure cloud.Although this exam is intended for both a technical and non-technical audience, it will help if you already have general IT knowledge and hands-on experience. Completing this one exam will give you the Microsoft Certified Azure Fundamentals certification.
Who is it for?
- All who wants to know more about Azure Services.
- AZ-900 is the first stepping stone on the Microsoft Azure cloud certification pathway.
Learning Resources
Presentation Files
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Review Questions
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Walkthrough
Walkthrough-Create a virtual machine
In this walkthrough, we will create a virtual machine in the Azure Portal, connect to the virtual machine,
install the web server role and test.
Task 1: Create the virtual machine
In this task, we will create a Windows Server 2016 Datacenter virtual machine.
Task 2: Connect to the virtual machine
In this task, we will connect to our new virtual machine using RDP.
Task 3: Install the web server role and test
In this task, install the Web Server role on the server and ensure the default IIS welcome page can be
displayed.
Congratulations! You have created a web server that can be connected to publicly via this IP address, or
via the fully qualified domain name. If you had a web page to host you could deploy those source files to
the virtual machine and host them for public access on the deployed virtual machine.
Note: To avoid additional costs, you can remove this resource group. Search for resource groups, click
your resource group, and then click Delete resource group. Verify the name of the resource group and
then click Delete. Monitor the Notifications to see how the delete is proceeding.
Walkthrough-Deploy Azure Container Instances
In this walkthrough we create, configure, and deploy a Docker container to Azure Container Instances
(ACI) in the Azure Portal. The container is a Welcome to ACI web application that displays a static HTML
page.
Task 1: Create a container instance
In this task, we will create a new container instance for the web application.
Task 2: Deploy the container and test
In this task, we will deploy the container instance and ensure the welcome page displays.
Congratulations! You have used Azure Portal to successfully deploy an application to a container in Azure
Container Instance.
Walkthrough-Create a virtual network
In this walkthrough, we will create a virtual network, deploy two virtual machines onto that virtual
network and then configure them to allow one virtual machine to ping the other over that virtual network.
Task 1: Create a virtual network
In this task, we will create a new virtual network.
Task 2: Create two virtual machines
In this task, we will create two virtual machines in the virtual network.
Task 3: Test the connection
In this task, we will allow ICMP connections and test that the virtual machines can communicate (ping)
each other.
Congratulations! You have configured and deployed two virtual machines in a virtual network. You have
also configured the firewall so one of the virtual machines allows ping requests.
Walkthrough-Create Blob storage
In this walkthrough, we will create a storage account, then work with blob storage files.
Task 1: Create a storage account
In this task, we will create a new storage account.
Task 2: Work with blob storage
In this task, we will create a Blob container and upload a blob file.
Task 3: Monitor the storage account
In this task, we will review the storage troubleshooter and Insights pages.
Congratulations! You have created a storage account, then worked with blob storage files.
Walkthrough-Create a SQL database
In this walkthrough, we will create a SQL database in Azure and then query the data in that database.
Task 1: Create the database.
In this task, we will create a new SQL database using the AdventureWorksLT sample database.
Task 2: Query the database.
In this task, we will configure the SQL server and run a SQL query.
Congratulations! You have created a SQL database in Azure and successfully queried the data in that
database.
Walkthrough-Implement the Azure IoT Hub
In this walkthrough, we will configure a new Azure IoT Hub in Azure Portal, and then authenticate a connection to an IoT device using the online Raspberry Pi device simulator. Sensor data and messages are passed from the Raspberry Pi simulator to your Azure IoT Hub, and you view metrics for the messaging activity in Azure Portal.
Task 1: Create an IoT hub
In this task, we will create an IoT hub.
Task 2: Add an IoT device
In this task, we will add an IoT device to the IoT hub.
Task 3: Test the device using the Raspberry Pi Simulator
In this task, we will test our device using the Raspberry Pi Simulator.
Congratulations! You have set up Azure IoT Hub to collect sensor data from an IoT device.
Walkthrough-Implement Azure Functions
In this walkthrough, we will create a Function App to display a Hello message when there is an HTTP
request.
Task 1: Create a Function app
In this task, we will create a Function app.
Task 2: Create a HTTP triggered function and test
In this task, we will use the Webhook + API function to display a message when there is an HTTP request.
Congratulations! You have created a Function App to display a Hello message when there is an HTTP
request.
Walkthrough-Create a VM/Storage Account with a Template
In this walkthrough, we will deploy a virtual machine with a QuickStart template and examine monitoring
capabilities.
Task 1: Explore the gallery and deploy a template
In this task, we will browse the Azure QuickStart gallery and deploy a template to create a virtual machine/Storage Account.
Task 2: Verify and monitor your virtual machine deployment
In this task, we will verify the virtual machine/Storage Account deployed correctly.
Congratulations! You have deployed a virtual machine/Storage Account using a QuickStart template.
Walkthrough-Create a VM with the CLI
In this walkthrough, we will install the Azure CLI locally, create a resource group and virtual machine, use
the Cloud Shell, and review Azure Advisor recommendations.
Note: The following steps are based on a Windows installation, however they could equally be applicable
to a Mac or Linux environment. However, there are specific installation steps for each environment.
Task 1: Install the CLI locally
In this task, we will install the Azure CLI on your local machine.
Task 2: Create a resource group and a virtual machine
In this task, we will create a resource group and a virtual machine using the CLI locally.
Task 3: Execute commands in the Cloud Shell
In this task, we will practice executing CLI commands from the Cloud Shell.
Task 4: Review Azure Advisor Recommendations
In this task, we will review Azure Advisor recommendations.
Extra Resources
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Practice Questions
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Note: Some of the Solution might not correct. Please verify with Microsoft Knowledge/Documentation.
Disclaimer : Please be consider that above link for dummy questions is a third party site and I don’t have any acquaintances with them.