Azure for Architects: Design a Storage Strategy

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Scott Duffy

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01 - Introduction

01 - Architecting an Azure Storage strategy.mp4

01:13

02 - What you should know.mp4

01:11

02 - 1. Azure Storage for Files and Objects

01 - Exploring Azure Storage options.mp4

04:33

02 - Choosing between managed and unmanaged storage.mp4

04:07

03 - Choosing between standard and premium storage.mp4

02:16

04 - Selecting storage access tiers.mp4

03:09

05 - Storage lifecycle.mp4

04:39

06 - Understanding storage redundancy and backup.mp4

04:29

07 - Read-access geo-redundant storage.mp4

03:18

08 - Managing storage performance and scaling.mp4

05:04

09 - Designing a storage provisioning strategy.mp4

02:13

03 - 2. Azure Storage Services

01 - Create a storage account.mp4

04:36

02 - Understanding blob storage.mp4

03:58

03 - Understanding file storage.mp4

06:07

04 - Understanding table storage.mp4

03:27

05 - Understanding queue storage.mp4

03:41

06 - Understanding additional Azure Storage services.mp4

03:02

07 - Estimating Azure Storage costs.mp4

06:21

04 - 3. Using Storage with Virtual Machines

01 - Storing VM data onto data disks.mp4

04:55

02 - Creating an Azure data disk.mp4

02:54

03 - Moving data disks between VMs.mp4

01:37

04 - Azure data disk best practices.mp4

02:29

05 - 4. Storage Security

01 - Understanding the challenges of Azure security.mp4

04:02

02 - Role-based access control model of Azure security.mp4

03:28

03 - Managing Azure Storage access keys.mp4

04:39

04 - Using Azure Key Vault for security.mp4

03:43

05 - Creating shared access signatures.mp4

02:52

06 - Enabling virtual network service endpoints.mp4

04:08

07 - Encrypting Azure Storage data.mp4

01:54

08 - Designing a storage access strategy.mp4

03:00

06 - 5. Tools for Managing Storage

01 - Using Azure Storage Explorer.mp4

01:34

02 - Copy files with AzCopy.mp4

07:10

03 - Using PowerShell and CLI to access storage.mp4

04:42

07 - Conclusion

01 - Next steps.mp4

00:30

Description

All architects working with the cloud need a strong understanding of storage: a foundational element of any application’s success. Microsoft has added performance, security, and other enhancements that make Azure a great choice. This course covers the options, pricing, and technical requirements for designing a storage strategy with Azure. Review the options and tiers available, discover how to choose the right one for your needs, and learn how to estimate and reduce your costs. Instructor Scott Duffy, a Microsoft Azure expert, also discusses Azure storage services, storage management, and the shared responsibility model of security in Azure.

Note: This course can also be used for prepping for the storage portion of exam AZ-301, Microsoft Azure Architect Design.

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I'm a guy who loves what he does. I consider myself lucky in that I get to work with some of the largest brands in the world to help them define a vision for their online presence, and then make that happen. I am a technical architect and development lead, who can speak as comfortably to clients as he can to developers. Even if the developers are 8000 kilometers away. I am an avid reader, writer, knowledge-seeker and course-taker. I keep up with the latest developments in my field, and can sift through the hype and smoke to find the truly powerful new platforms and frameworks in online development. I am calm under fire, and do what is needed to get the job done. I've seen a lot in this business, but I haven't seen "it all". Always willing to listen and learn something new. And I try not to make the same mistake twice. Specialties: Marketing, consumer packaged goods, financial, health care, publishing, oil and gas, telecommunications

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