AZ-305 Designing Microsoft Azure Infrastructure with SIMS!

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John Christopher

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1. Introduction

1. Welcome to the course!.mp4

05:33

2. Understanding the Microsoft Environment.mp4

01:50

3. Having a Solid Foundation of Active Directory Domains.mp4

12:19

4. Having a Solid Foundation of RAS, DMZ, and Virtualization.mp4

13:09

5. Having a Solid Foundation of the Microsoft Cloud Services.mp4

16:54

6. Order of concepts covered in the course.mp4

01:28

7. Questions for John Christopher.mp4

05:42

2. Setting up for hands on

1. IMPORTANT Using Assignments in the course.mp4

03:38

2. Creating a trial Microsoft 365Azure Account.mp4

05:38

3. Adding a subscription to your Azure account.mp4

02:03

4. Creating some resources to use in the course.mp4

08:16

3. Design a solution for logging and monitoring

1. Starting content for AZ-305.mp4

01:46

2. Using the appropriate level of metric logging in Azure monitor.mp4

09:48

3. Log routing using a log analytics workspace.mp4

08:11

4. Setting up an alert strategy in Azure monitor.mp4

05:53

5. Using insights in Azure monitor.mp4

02:06

6. Using the Azure Advisor for strengthening your environment.mp4

03:51

7. Implementing a solution for DDoS protection.mp4

04:01

8. SIMULATIONS Create an alert for examlabpracticejc that monitors transactions.html

4. Design authentication and authorization solutions

1. Authorization in the Microsoft cloud service environment.mp4

06:10

2.1 Clarifying role-based access control (RBAC) in Azure.pdf

2. Clarifying role-based access control (RBAC) in Azure.mp4

11:28

3. Implementing a solution for role-based access control in Azure.mp4

21:05

4.1 Role-based access control concepts with Privileged Identity Managment (PIM).pdf

4. Role-based access control concepts with Privileged Identity Management (PIM).mp4

13:33

5. Using PIM to manage role-based access control in Azure.mp4

13:14

6. Identity management for guests using access reviews in Azure.mp4

08:01

7. SIMULATION Assign Bob Anderson the User Administrator and Security Reader roles.html

5. Design governance

1.1 Organizational and hierarchical structure for Azure resources with scopes.jpg

1.1 organizational and hierarchical structure for azure resources with scopes.zip

1. Organizational and hierarchical structure for Azure resources with scopes.mp4

07:59

2. Identity management by utilizing access management groups.mp4

03:05

3. Organizational management with administrative units.mp4

06:24

4. Utilizing defender for cloud to strengthen administrative governance.mp4

06:12

5. Using Microsoft Defender for Cloud to locate vulnerabilities in Azure.mp4

03:14

6. SIMULATION Create an admin unit called New York..html

6. Design identities and access for applications

1.1 Zero Trust Model.png

1.1 zero trust model.zip

1. Identity and application access with zero trust concepts.mp4

07:12

2. Creating an Azure Key Vault for securing application access.mp4

04:01

3. Azure Key Vault access control.mp4

02:26

4. Generating Azure Key Vault keys, secrets & certificates for use with app & more.mp4

04:01

5. Key rotation with Azure Key Vaults.mp4

02:03

6. Visualizing application access registration concepts with Azure AD.mp4

03:08

7. Configuring an application registration with Azure AD, part of Microsoft Entra.mp4

03:59

8.1 Using an Azure app proxy for allowing application access through Azure.pdf

8. Using an Azure app proxy for allowing application access through Azure.mp4

09:11

9. Exploring the configuration of an Azure application proxy.mp4

06:12

10. Removing un-needed resources before starting the next lesson.mp4

01:34

11. SIMULATION Create an Azure Key Vault. Generate a 2048 bit key.html

12. SIMULATION Use Azure AD App Registrations to setup an app called App2..html

7. Design a data storage solution for relational data

1.1 Storage Accounts.pdf

1. Understanding the role storage accounts play as a storage solution.mp4

14:05

2. Adding a storage account for use in Azure.mp4

10:12

3. Configuring network access to storage accounts.mp4

12:00

4. Configuring a storage account for Azure AD authentication.mp4

11:19

5. Working with access keys on a storage account.mp4

03:38

6. Using shared access signature (SAS) tokens in regards to storage accounts.mp4

08:16

7. Implementing stored access policies.mp4

03:02

8.1 Storage Redundancy.pdf

8. Understanding the use of storage redundancy in Azure.mp4

15:00

9. Implementing storage redundancy in Azure.mp4

03:06

10. Performing object replication.mp4

04:24

11. Managing Azure file shares and storage tiers.mp4

12:13

12. Working with Blob storage management.mp4

06:55

13. Blob lifecycle management with Azure storage.mp4

04:39

14.1 Relational Databases.pdf

14. Understanding relational databases.mp4

10:01

15.1 Database service tier sizing.pdf

15. Understanding database service tier sizing.mp4

05:24

16.1 Database Scalability.png

16.1 database scalability.zip

16. Visualizing solutions for database scalability.mp4

04:27

17. SIMULATION Create a storage account that uses LRS. Then create a blob container.html

18. SIMULATION Open mystorageelp & create a lifecycle to 30 cool, 180 archive..html

8. Design data integration

1. Creating an Azure VM with SQL as a relational data storage solution.mp4

06:16

2. Assigning a Public Azure DNS name to your Azure SQL VM.mp4

01:11

3. Using SSMS (SQL Server Management Studio) to connect to an Azure SQL VM solution.mp4

02:08

4. Removing the un-needed SQL resources.mp4

00:33

5. Providing a solution for relational data using the Azure SQL databases resource.mp4

08:53

6. Managing client connections with the SQL firewall settings.mp4

01:44

7. Implementing database auditing.mp4

03:12

8. SIMULATION Edit your SQL Server firewall settings to allow 68.76.92.12..html

9. Recommend a data storage solution

1. Relational, semi-structured, and non-relational data storage solutions in Azure.mp4

05:01

2. Configuring a solution for data authentication.mp4

07:26

3. Utilizing Azure SQL dynamic masking.mp4

02:37

4. Implementing database encryption.mp4

04:36

5. Removing existing objects.mp4

00:42

6. Enabling Microsoft Defender for SQL.mp4

02:59

7. SIMULATION Enable Microsoft Defender for Servers and Microsoft Defender for SQL.html

10. Design a data storage solution for non-relational data

1.1 Non-relational data and NoSQL.pdf

1. Understanding non-relational data and NoSQL.mp4

14:50

2.1 Capacity planning to balance features, performance, and cost.png

2.1 capacity planning to balance features, performance, and cost.zip

2. Capacity planning to balance features, performance, and cost.mp4

08:36

3. Implementing a non-relational Cosmos database solution in Azure.mp4

04:06

4. Creating a container for non-relational data storage.mp4

06:10

5. Using replication for protection and durability.mp4

03:09

6.1 Datalake Storage.pdf

6. Understanding data lake storage.mp4

09:07

7. How to create a data lake storage account.mp4

01:37

8.1 Azure Databrick Storage.pdf

8. Understanding Azure Databrick Storage.mp4

07:22

9.1 Azure Synapse.jpg

9.1 azure synapse.zip

9. Visualizing the use of Azure Synapse.mp4

03:26

10. Registering Synapse as a resource provider.mp4

01:20

11. Adding a SQL DB and server for use with Synapse.mp4

04:06

12. Creating a Synapse workspace and Data Lake Storage account.mp4

03:14

13.1 SQL Pool for Synapse Use.png

13.1 sql pool for synapse use.zip

13. SQL Pool usage with Azure Synapse.mp4

02:52

14. Creating a SQL Pool for usage with Azure Synapse.mp4

04:33

15. Understanding the Azure Data Factory.mp4

13:02

16.1 Azure Data Factory.pdf

16. Setting up an Azure Data Factory resources.mp4

02:38

17. Using Azure Data Factory copying data into Azure Synapse Analytics.mp4

08:01

18. Removing data storage resources that are no longer needed.mp4

00:53

11. Design a solution for backup and disaster recovery

1.1 RTO-RPO-RLO.png

1.1 rto-rpo-rlo.zip

1. Recovery Time Objective, Recovery Level Objective, Recovery Point Objective.mp4

07:48

2. Backup and recovery solutions using a Recovery Services Vault.mp4

04:27

3. Backup policies for Recovery Time Objectives [RTO] & Recovery Point Object [RPO].mp4

04:32

4. Implementing Azure backup for storage and compute resources.mp4

07:58

5. Viewing reporting data involving Azure backup and recovery.mp4

06:14

6. SIMULATION Create a Recovery Services Vault. Backup images file share.html

12. Design for high availability

1.1 Availability Zones.png

1.1 availability zones.zip

1. Using availability zones as a high availability solution in Azure.mp4

06:38

2.1 Azure Site Recovery.pdf

2. Design concepts for Azure Site Recovery.mp4

07:54

3. Azure Site Recovery networking.mp4

05:09

4.1 Azure Recovery Plans.pdf

4. Understanding recovery plans.mp4

04:46

5. Implementing a high availability solution for VM compute resources.mp4

05:39

6. Testing a failover high availability solution for VM compute resources.mp4

02:03

7. Creating a second storage account for storage high availability.mp4

01:55

8. Replicating data storage to provide high availability.mp4

04:24

13. Design a compute solution

1. Understanding Windows 365 and Azure Virtual Desktop as a computer based solution.mp4

06:14

2. Host pool architectures with Azure Virtual Desktop compute solutions.mp4

08:54

3.1 Understanding the contianer-based computer solution in Azure.pdf

3. Understanding the container-based compute solution in Azure.mp4

15:51

4. Implementing a container-based compute solution in Azure.mp4

06:29

5.1 Using container groups to help manage multiple container-based computer solutions.pdf

5. Using container groups to help manage multiple container-based computer solution.mp4

08:37

6. Using Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) compute solutions.mp4

17:22

7. Azure Kubernetes Service scaling.mp4

11:27

8. SIMULATIONS Create a Kubernetes Cluster. Set node count to 3..html

14. Design an application architecture

1.1 Event and Messaging Architecture.pdf

1. Recommend Azure messaging and event-driven architecture options.mp4

16:57

2. Installing Microsoft Visual Studio for application development.mp4

04:05

3. Setting up Azure DevOps for application development and management.mp4

02:48

4. Creating a DevOps project and assigning tasks.mp4

04:03

5. Using Visual Studios to upload an application project to Azure DevOps.mp4

02:50

6. Creating a pipeline for a DevOps application.mp4

04:29

7. Committing application changes through the pipeline with Visual Studios.mp4

03:35

8. Introduction to deploying a DevOps application to an App Service.mp4

01:01

9.1 App Service Plans.pdf

9. Understanding App Service Plans for deploying web applications.mp4

08:01

10. App Service Plan deployment in Azure.mp4

05:05

11. Implementing App Service plan scaling.mp4

05:29

12. Creating an App Service deployment.mp4

05:12

13. Network configuration within App Services.mp4

07:12

14. App Service deployment configuration management settings.mp4

04:38

15. Utilizing custom domain names with an Azure App Service.mp4

04:08

16. Performing backups for an App Service deployment.mp4

02:08

17.1 API Management and integration in Azure.pdf

17. API Management and integration in Azure.mp4

12:09

18. SIMULATION Create an app service plan for Linux. Set to free size.html

15. Design migrations

1.1 Visualizing migration solutions for storage, VMs, and databases to Azure.png

1.1 visualizing migration solutions for storage, vms, and databases to azure.zip

1. Visualizing migration solutions for storage, VMs, and databases to Azure.mp4

07:41

2. Using import and export jobs for data migrations.mp4

10:02

3. Migrating data with storage explorer and azcopy.mp4

12:27

4. Setup a SQL Server to migrate data from.mp4

05:30

5. Setup an Azure SQL Database as our migration destination.mp4

03:34

6. Adding a table of data to migrate.mp4

03:43

7. Installing Azure Data Studio and the Azure SQL Migration plugin for migration.mp4

04:41

8. Migrating SQL data from a source SQL service to a destination SQL service.mp4

08:07

9. Clearing resources before moving on.mp4

00:39

16. Design network solutions

1. Plan and implement network segmentation and address spaces.mp4

24:41

2. Creating VNets based on network architecture workload requirements.mp4

05:38

3. Providing a connectivity solution with peering.mp4

03:14

4. Planning subnets for Azure resource connectivity workload requirements.mp4

06:21

5. Implementing subnet delegation for supporting various Azure resource workloads.mp4

04:17

6. Using prefixes with public IP addresses in Azure network architecture.mp4

04:10

7. Recommending when its appropriate to use public IP address prefixes.mp4

05:58

8.1 Planning a custom public IP address prefix (bring your own IP) solution in Azure.pdf

8. Planning a custom public IP address prefix (bring your own IP) solution in Azure.mp4

07:58

9. Allocating an address from a public IP address prefix to support workloads.mp4

02:12

10. Associating an address from a public IP address prefix to an Azure resource.mp4

04:30

11. Understanding how NSGs and ASGs help optimize network security in Azure.mp4

05:11

12.1 How an Azure Firewall can help optimize network security.pdf

12. How an Azure Firewall can help optimize network security.mp4

04:28

13. Deploy an Azure Firewall and route table to optimize network security.mp4

05:50

14. Cleaning up existing networking resources.mp4

00:28

15.1 load balancers.png

15.1 load balancers.zip

15. Understanding usages for Azure load balancing solutions.mp4

07:25

16. Use cases for Azure load balancers.mp4

03:42

17. Setting up a load balancing solution for VMs to host web applications.mp4

13:14

18. Verifying health probes for proper load balancing traffic routing.mp4

02:22

19. SIMULATION Create two vNets. Ranges 10.20.0.0 and 10.30.0.0 with subnets..html

20. SIMULATION Create an Azure Firewall that uses the Standard SKU & FW policy.html

21. SIMULATION Check the health probes of your load balancer.html

17. FINAL - Where do I go from here

1. BONUS Lecture.mp4

04:02

Description

Get prepared for the AZ-305 exam with instructor led labs and hands on simulations available 24/7

What You'll Learn?

Learn the concepts and perform hands on activities needed to pass the AZ-305 exam
Gain a tremendous amount of knowledge involving advanced Azure services
Get loads of hands on experience with advanced Azure services
Utilize hands on simulations that can be access anytime, anywhere!

Who is this for?

IT people interested in learning and passing the Microsoft AZ-305 exam!

What You Need to Know?

Willingness to put in the time and practice the steps shown in the course

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Have access to the following:
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Instructor led hands on and simulations to practice that can be followed even if you have little to no experience
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Introduction
Welcome to the course
Understanding the Microsoft Environment
Having a Solid Foundation of Active Directory Domains
Having a Solid Foundation of RAS, DMZ, and Virtualization
Having a Solid Foundation of the Microsoft Cloud Services
Order of concepts covered in the course
Questions for John Christopher
Setting up for hands on
IMPORTANT Using Assignments in the course
Creating a trial Microsoft 365/Azure Account
Adding a subscription to your Azure account
Creating some resources to use in the course
Design a solution for logging and monitoring
Starting content for AZ-305
Designing log routing based on the appropriate level of logging
Using the appropriate level of metric logging in Azure monitor
Log routing using a log analytics workspace
Setting up an alert strategy in Azure monitor
Using insights in Azure monitor
Using the Azure Advisor for strengthening your environment
Implementing a solution for DDos protection
Design authentication and authorization solutions
Authorization in the Microsoft cloud service environment
Clarifying role-based access control (RBAC) in Azure
Implementing a solution for role-based access control in Azure
Role-based access control concepts with Privileged Identity Management (PIM)
Using PIM to manage role-based access control in Azure
Identity management for guests using access reviews in Azure
Design governance
Organizational and hierarchical structure for Azure resources with scopes
Identity management by utilizing access management groups
Organizational management with administrative units
Utilizing defender for cloud to strengthen administrative governance
Using Microsoft Defender for Cloud to locate vulnerabilities in Azure
Design identities and access for applications
Identity and application access with zero trust concepts
Azure Key Vault access control
Generating Azure Key Vault keys, secrets & certificates for use with app & more
Key rotation with Azure Key Vaults
Visualizing application access registration concepts with Azure AD
Configuring an application registration with Azure AD, part of Microsoft Entra
Using an Azure app proxy for allowing application access through Azure
Exploring the configuration of an Azure application proxy
Removing un-needed resources before starting the next lesson
Design a data storage solution for relational data
Understanding the role storage accounts play as a storage solution
Adding a storage account for use in Azure
Configuring network access to storage accounts
Configuring a storage account for Azure AD authentication
Working with access keys on a storage account
Using shared access signature (SAS) tokens in regards to storage accounts
Implementing stored access policies
Understanding the use of storage redundancy in Azure
Implementing storage redundancy in Azure
Performing object replication
Managing Azure file shares and storage tiers
Working with Blob storage management
Blob lifecycle management with Azure storage
Understanding relational databases
Understanding database service tier sizing
Visualizing solutions for database scalability
Design data integration
Creating an Azure VM with SQL as a relational data storage solution
Assigning a Public Azure DNS name to your Azure SQL VM
Using SSMS (SQL Server Management Studio) to connect to an Azure SQL VM solution
Removing the un-needed SQL resources
Providing a solution for relational data using the Azure SQL databases resource
Managing client connections with the SQL firewall settings
Implementing database auditing
Recommend a data storage solution
Relational, semi-structured, and non-relational data storage solutions in Azure
Configuring a solution for data authentication
Utilizing Azure SQL dynamic masking
Implementing database encryption
Removing existing objects
Enabling Microsoft Defender for SQL
Design a data storage solution for non-relational data
Understanding non-relational data and NoSQL
Capacity planning to balance features, performance, and cost
Implementing a non-relational Cosmos database solution in Azure
Creating a container for non-relational data storage
Using replication for protection and durability
Understanding data lake storage
How to create a data lake storage account
Understanding Azure Databrick Storage
Visualizing the use of Azure Synapse
Registering Synapse as a resource provider
Adding a SQL DB and server for use with Synapse
Creating a Synapse workspace and Data Lake Storage account
SQL Pool usage with Azure Synapse
Creating a SQL Pool for usage with Azure Synapse
Understanding the Azure Data Factory
Setting up an Azure Data Factory resources
Using Azure Data Factory copying data into Azure Synapse Analytics
Removing data storage resources that are no longer needed
Design a solution for backup and disaster recovery
Recovery Time Objective [RTO], Recovery Level Objective [RLO], Recovery Point Objective [RPO]
Backup and recovery solutions using a Recovery Services Vault
Backup policies for Recovery Time Objectives [RTO] & Recovery Point Object [RPO]
Implementing Azure backup for storage and compute resources
Viewing reporting data involving Azure backup and recovery
Design for high availability
Using availability zones as a high availability solution in Azure
Design concepts for Azure Site Recovery
Azure Site Recovery networking
Understanding recovery plans
Implementing a high availability solution for VM compute resources
Testing a failover high availability solution for VM compute resources
Creating a second storage account for storage high availability
Replicating data storage to provide high availability
Design a compute solution
Understanding Windows 365 and Azure Virtual Desktop as a computer based solution
Host pool architectures with Azure Virtual Desktop compute solutions
Understanding the container-based compute solution in Azure
Implementing a container-based compute solution in Azure
Using container groups to help manage multiple container-based computer solutions
Using Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) compute solutions
Azure Kubernetes Service scaling
Design an application architecture
Recommend Azure messaging and event-driven architecture options
Installing Microsoft Visual Studio for application development
Setting up Azure DevOps for application development and management
Creating a DevOps project and assigning tasks
Using Visual Studios to upload an application project to Azure DevOps
Creating a pipeline for a DevOps application
Committing application changes through the pipeline with Visual Studios
Introduction to deploying a DevOps application to an App Service
Understanding App Service Plans for deploying web applications
App Service Plan deployment in Azure
Implementing App Service plan scaling
Creating an App Service deployment
Network configuration within App Services
App Service deployment configuration management settings
Utilizing custom domain names with an Azure App Service
Performing backups for an App Service deployment
API Management and integration in Azure
Design migrations
Visualizing migration solutions for storage, VMs, and databases to Azure
Using import and export jobs for data migrations
Migrating data with storage explorer and azcopy
Setup a SQL Server to migrate data from
Setup an Azure SQL Database as our migration destination
Adding a table of data to migrate
Installing Azure Data Studio and the Azure SQL Migration plugin needed for migration
Migrating SQL data from a source SQL service to a destination SQL service
Clearing resources before moving on
Design network solutions
Plan and implement network segmentation and address spaces
Creating VNets based on network architecture workload requirements
Providing a connectivity solution with peering
Planning subnets for Azure resource connectivity workload requirements
Implementing subnet delegation for supporting various Azure resource workloads
Using prefixes with public IP addresses in Azure network architecture
Recommending when its appropriate to use public IP address prefixes
Planning a custom public IP address prefix (bring your own IP) solution in Azure
Allocating an address from a public IP address prefix to support workload requirements
Associating an address from a public IP address prefix to an Azure resource
Understanding how NSGs and ASGs help optimize network security in Azure
How an Azure Firewall can help optimize network security
Deploy an Azure Firewall and route table to optimize network security
Cleaning up existing networking resources
Understanding usages for Azure load balancing solutions
Use cases for Azure load balancers
Setting up a load balancing solution for VMs to host web applications
Verifying health probes for proper load balancing traffic routing
Who this course is for:
IT people interested in learning and passing the Microsoft AZ-305 exam!

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John Christopher is a Technical Instructor that has been in the business for over 20 years. His first experience with information technology occurred in the early 90s when he ran an MS-DOS based BBS(Bulletin Board System) as a System Operator. In the late 90s, after working with Windows NT 3.50 performing backups for Regal Group, he decided to get Windows NT Microsoft Certified.In 1998 he got his first Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer and Microsoft Certified Trainer certification. Shortly after getting certified, he began working as a Junior Administrator and Instructor for Knowledge Alliance in Atlanta GA. From there John was able to become one of the first people in the world to gain an MCSE for the Windows 2000 operating system and he began teaching full time for a company called Productivity Point International. At Productivity Point, John got Citrix Metaframe certified and began teaching Citrix along with Microsoft classes. Productivity Point began experiencing financial troubles and John moved on to work with another training company, located in Atlanta GA. in 2001.For many years at the training company in Atlanta John was the network administrator and held the title of Senior Technical Instructor for the company. John designed and administered their network from the ground up, going from a single floor in a single building, to multiple floors in multiple buildings and locations. He furthered his certifications, gaining the MCSE for 2003, 2008(MCITP), 2012, A+, Network+, Security+, Exchange, and CCNA. Along with his Network admin duties, John taught hundreds of students during his 11 years for the company. During all his years of training, John has had the honor of doing lots of classes with the military, along with quite a few classes within on-site military bases. In 2012, he decided to break away from company he had been working for and do consulting and contract teaching. Currently, John gets hired by many different training companies to teach technical training classes all over the United States. He is also hired as a consultant to go into companies and work on their networks and implement, along with troubleshoot real world scenarios.

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