Designing an Azure Virtual Desktop Architecture

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Shabaz Darr

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1. Designing an Azure Virtual Desktop Architecture - Introduction.mp4

02:47

2. Azure Virtual Desktop Overview.mp4

06:59

3. Assessing Existing Physical and Virtual Environments.mp4

05:36

4. Assessing Network Capacity and Speed Requirements for Azure Virtual Desktop.mp4

03:55

5. Recommending an OS for Azure Virtual Desktop.mp4

02:40

6. Planning and Configuring Name Resolution for Active Directory and Azure AD Domain Services.mp4

03:31

7. Planning Host Pool Architecture.mp4

02:04

8. Recommending Resource Groups, Subscriptions, and Management Groups.mp4

03:29

9. Configuring a Location for Azure Virtual Desktop Metadata.mp4

02:25

10. Calculating and Recommending a Configuration for Performance Requirements.mp4

03:16

11. Azure Virtual Desktop Summary.mp4

02:15

Description

An important aspect of any Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) environment is ensuring it is designed to not only meet best practices standards but also meet your organization’s requirements. To get the most out of this cloud-hosted service, it is important to use the correct features and components that make up the AVD environment which will, in turn, give a much better experience for your users.

This lesson will help you design and plan your Azure Virtual Desktop environment and allow you to understand how it integrates with other Azure services. It covers understanding network and sizing requirements, recommending the correct identity and access management (IAM) solution to integrate with AVD, the operating system (OS) options that support AVD, and a closer look at the different host pool types with use cases they fit into.

Learning Objectives

Assessing existing physical and virtual desktop environments
Assessing network capacity and speed requirements for Azure Virtual Desktop
Recommending an operating system for an Azure Virtual Desktop implementation
Planning and configuring name resolution for Active Directory (AD) and Azure Active Directory Domain Services (Azure AD DS)
Planning host pools architecture
Recommending resource groups, subscriptions, and management groups
Configuring a location for the Azure Virtual Desktop metadata
Calculating and recommending a configuration for performance requirements

Intended Audience

This lesson is intended for people who want to become an Azure Virtual Desktop Specialist and/or are preparing to take the AZ-140 exam.

Prerequisites

If you wish to get the most out of this lesson, it is recommended that you should have a good understanding of Azure Administration, however, this is not essential.

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Shabaz Darr

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Shabaz Darr is a Senior Infrastructure Specialist at Netcompany based in the UK. He has 15 years plus experience working in the IT industry, 7 of those he has spent working with Microsoft Cloud Technologies in general, with a focus on MEM and IaaS. Shabaz is a Microsoft MVP in Enterprise Mobility with certifications in Azure Administration and Azure Virtual Desktop. During his time working with Microsoft Cloud, Shabaz has helped multiple public and private sector clients in the UK with designing and implementing secure Azure Virtual Desktop environments.

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