Getting Started with Microsoft Azure

Getting Started with Microsoft Azure, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.67, with 24 lectures, based on 55 reviews, and has 1699 subscribers.

You will learn about The basic Microsoft Azure resource hierarchy Azure Subscription and Support plan types Estimate Azure cost What Azure Active Directory B2B and B2C are What Availability zones, Fault- and update domains are Management Groups and Azure Blueprint Tools to work with Azure, including CLI, PowerShell, Cloud Shell The things that cost money in the cloud Ways to reduce costs in Azure This course is ideal for individuals who are People interested in cloud computing and Microsoft Azure or A great refresher for experienced people or Great for software developers, architects and IT pros It is particularly useful for People interested in cloud computing and Microsoft Azure or A great refresher for experienced people or Great for software developers, architects and IT pros.

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Summary

Title: Getting Started with Microsoft Azure

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.67

Number of Lectures: 24

Number of Published Lectures: 24

Number of Curriculum Items: 24

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 24

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

The basic Microsoft Azure resource hierarchy

Azure Subscription and Support plan types

Estimate Azure cost

What Azure Active Directory B2B and B2C are

What Availability zones, Fault- and update domains are

Management Groups and Azure Blueprint

Tools to work with Azure, including CLI, PowerShell, Cloud Shell

The things that cost money in the cloud

Ways to reduce costs in Azure

Who Should Attend

People interested in cloud computing and Microsoft Azure

A great refresher for experienced people

Great for software developers, architects and IT pros

Target Audiences

People interested in cloud computing and Microsoft Azure

A great refresher for experienced people

Great for software developers, architects and IT pros

In this course you’ll learn the basic elements of Azure, subscriptions, tenants, availability- and failover zones and more.

You will learn how to set these up for yourself or your client so that you have the best and most cost-effective solution to build on.

Also, you’ll learn about Azure Resource Manager and Azure Bicep. And you’ll discover other tools to work with Azure, including the Azure CLI, PowerShell, Data Studio, Storage Explorer, VS Code and Visual Studio.

On top of that, you’ll learn how to think about costs in the cloud and how to reduce them.

What will you learn?

1. The basic Microsoft Azure resource hierarchy

2. Azure Subscription and Support plan types

3. Estimate Azure costs

4. What Azure Active Directory B2B and B2C are

5. How to grant users permissions

6. What Availability zones, Fault- and update domains are

7. What Azure Resource Groups are

8. Management Groups and Azure Blueprint

9. What Azure Policy is

10. Azure Resource Manager (ARM)

11. Tools to work with Azure, including CLI, PowerShell, Cloud Shell

12. How VS Code and Visual Studio work with Azure

13. Data tools for Azure

14. The things that cost money in the cloud

15. Analyzing and reporting costs in Azure

16. Ways to reduce costs in Azure

Who is this course for?

1. People interested in cloud computing and Microsoft Azure

2. When You know what cloud computing is and What Microsoft Azure is

3. A great refresher for experienced people

4. Great for software developers, architects and IT pros

After taking this course, you’ll understand how Azure works and how you can design you Azure resource hierarchy, including subscriptions, management groups, resource groups and policies.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: The Basic Elements of Azure

Lecture 1: Organizations, Subscriptions, Licenses, Accounts and Tenants

Lecture 2: A Closer Look at Azure Subscriptions and Support Plans

Lecture 3: Using the Azure Pricing Calculator

Lecture 4: Create Your first Azure Subscription

Lecture 5: Azure Subscription Design Best Practices

Lecture 6: A Closer Look at Azure Active Directory

Lecture 7: Managing Users and Permissions in Azure

Lecture 8: Summary

Chapter 2: More Elements of Azure

Lecture 1: Regions, Datacenters, Availability zones, Fault-, and Update Domains

Lecture 2: Government with Management Groups, Blueprints and Azure Policy

Lecture 3: A Closer Look at Resource Groups, Locks and Deployments and Tags

Lecture 4: Summary

Chapter 3: The Basics of Working with Azure

Lecture 1: Azure Resource Manager Deploys and Manages Services in Azure

Lecture 2: Create Infrastructure-as-Code with ARM And Bicep

Lecture 3: Tools for Working with Azure

Lecture 4: Working with the CLI and Azure PowerShell and Cloud Shell

Lecture 5: Working With Azure Data Studio, Azure Storage Explorer and SQL Server Management

Lecture 6: Working with VS Code and Visual Studio

Lecture 7: Summary

Chapter 4: Managing and Reducing Costs in Azure

Lecture 1: What Costs Money in the Cloud?

Lecture 2: Managing and Reporting Costs in Azure

Lecture 3: Reducing Costs in Azure

Lecture 4: Summary

Chapter 5: Summary and Takeaways

Lecture 1: Consolidation

Instructors

Barry Luijbregts
Software developer and architect

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