With this course, You will be able to implement advanced networking configurations, plan authentication and security of the infrastructure, and use PaaS solutions and Storage Services to deploy end-to-end cloud solutions.
Microsoft Azure Master Program for Azure cloud engineer certification will qualify you for three certification exams: AZ-104, which is needed to attain Azure Administrator Badge (Associate-level), AZ-204, which is necessary to achieve Azure Developer Badge (Associate-level), AZ-303, which is required to attain Azure Solutions Architect Badge (Expert-level), and AZ-400, which is essential for attaining Azure DevOps Engineer Badge (Expert-level).
Master Azure Program is a structured education path suggested by leading industry experts. It makes you proficient in new-age technologies that give your career a much-needed boost.
While the Microsoft Azure Cloud Engineer Certification Masters Program is designed for professionals planning to attain any or all of the four badges – Azure Administrator Associate Badge, Azure Developer – Associate Badge, Azure Architect Expert, and DevOps Engineer Badge.
There are no prerequisites for registration in this Microsoft Azure Masters Program. A basic understanding of cloud computing concepts and Linux will help.
Professionals plan to attain any or all of the four badges – Azure Administrator Associate Badge, Azure Developer – Associate Badge, Azure Architect Expert Badge, and DevOps Engineer Badge.
Azure Cloud Engineers are accountable for many cloud-related activities, including Evaluating an organization's IT infrastructure to determine opportunities for advancing to the Cloud, Overseeing the migration process and maintaining the new system, Performing configuration management and disaster recovery tasks, Deploying Azure.
Create and control systems, databases, and networks for the Cloud utilizing Microsoft's Azure platform.
This vast infrastructure network is why most Fortune 500 companies trust Azure. As more businesses flock to Microsoft Azure, demand for skilled cloud professionals will increase.
Azure facilitates easy mobility and a reliable, consistent platform between on-premise and public Cloud. Azure delivers a more comprehensive range of hybrid connections, including virtual private networks (VPNs), caches, content delivery networks (CDNs), and ExpressRoute connections, to enhance usability and performance.
Fundamentals of Cloud Computing Self paced course
learn about the administrative tools and components that make up an Azure subscription, the different available types of subscriptions, and the various services Azure provides. Azure Resource Manager and how resources are classified into resource groups.
Learn Azure virtual networking concepts, how you create and configure them, and how system routes, routing tables, and routing algorithms are used. Azure DNS basics and Network Security Groups (NSGs). Learn to implement NSGs considering service endpoints and policies.
Learn Azure VMs, their supporting OS, sizing, and pricing, and create and configure Windows and Linux VMs in Azure. Learn to create custom VMs in Azure. You will also know how VMs can be extended through custom scripts and Desired State Configuration.
learn about storage accounts – Standard and Premium – and storage endpoints, data replication and work with Azure Storage Explorer to manage storage data, discover how a shared access signature (SAS) provides delegated Access to resources. Understand disks and storage - Azure Blob Storage, Azure Files, and structured storage types like Table and Queue storage.
know how to use Azure backup as a data protection solution and work with Azure File Sync, how to use Azure CDN and transfer data to and from the Cloud using the Import/Export service and Data Box.
discover the two main configuration areas for VMs: Networking and Storage; how to keep your VMs highly available sets, and use scale sets to increase/decrease the number of VMs, backing up and restoring VMs.
Learn how traffic is distributed in a virtual network: Azure Load Balancer, Azure Traffic Manager, and Azure Application Gateway, two specific types of inter-site Connectivity: VNet-to-VNet connections and VNet Peering; choose which connectivity method and how to implement and configure that method.
learns how to integrate an on-premises network with Azure Virtual Network. Implement Point-to-Site VPN Connections and ExpressRoute to connect your virtual networks, essential skills around troubleshooting common network issues with the help of the Azure Network Watcher tool.
discover Azure Monitor and its many capabilities to ensure your Azure architecture is functioning correctly. The Log Analytics tool provides a way for you to analyze and query all types of corresponding data; the basics of Role-Based Access Control apply to users and groups.
Intro to the Azure Active Directory and the fundamentals of implementing Azure AD objects, things have domains and tenants, users and groups, roles, and devices. Practice configuring these objects through the portal and Azure PowerShell in each lesson.
know how to integrate Active Directory with your existing infrastructure. Different authentication options such as Single Sign-on and Pass-through authentication, learn how to configure Azure AD Application Proxy. MFA and its work. Lastly, you will discover how to use conditional access policies.
Know Microsoft Azure and its Infrastructure as a Service(IaaS) Compute Solutions. Plan VM deployment and make VMs utilizing Azure Portal, PowerShell, and C# code.
Discover how to use ARM templates for repeatable deployments and encrypt Azure VM disks. Use Azure Batch, which develops and manages a pool of compute nodes (VMs), installs the applications you want to run, and schedules jobs to run on the nodes.
Create and operate modern, portable, Microservices-based applications that benefit from Kubernetes orchestration and control the availability of those application components.
Get an introduction to Use Azure App Service Web Apps for hosting web applications, REST APIs, and mobile back ends. Add more power to the application by executing security, load balancing, Autoscaling, and automated management. Create engaging cross-platform and native apps utilizing Azure App Service Mobile Apps.
Learn how to develop and document an Azure App Service API and implement Azure Functions, a solution for efficiently running small pieces of code, or "functions," in the Cloud.