AZ-010T00-A: Azure Administration for AWS SysOps Course Overview

Target Audience for AZ-010T00-A: Azure Administration for AWS SysOps

The AZ-010T00-A: Azure Administration for AWS SysOps course is designed for experienced AWS SysOps administrators seeking to expand their skills into Azure cloud services.

Target Audience for the Course:

• AWS SysOps Administrators looking to learn Azure administration
• Cloud Professionals interested in cross-training on multiple cloud platforms
• IT Professionals seeking to enhance their expertise in cloud infrastructure services
• System Administrators aiming to expand their skill set to include Azure solutions
• DevOps Engineers who manage AWS environments and want to adopt Azure practices
• IT Project Managers overseeing teams that work across AWS and Azure environments
• Technical Architects designing hybrid cloud solutions involving AWS and Azure
• Network Engineers focusing on cloud networking solutions and integrations
• Security Specialists responsible for securing cloud infrastructures in Azure and AWS
• Database Administrators managing databases on AWS and looking to do so on Azure as well

Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this AZ-010T00-A: Azure Administration for AWS SysOps?

Introduction to Learning Outcomes and Concepts Covered

This course equips AWS SysOps administrators with the skills to manage Azure's infrastructure by covering core administration components such as Azure compute, storage, networking, and identity management.

Learning Objectives and Outcomes

• Understanding the architecture of Azure, including Resource Manager, Resource Groups, and the use of Azure Portal, CLI, and Cloud Shell for resource management.
• Utilizing Azure Templates and Azure Marketplace to deploy and manage Azure resources efficiently.
• Grasping the fundamentals of Azure Networking, including regions, virtual networks, subnetting, IP addressing, and implementing Network Security Groups.
• Managing interconnectivity within Azure through Virtual Network Peering, VNet-to-VNet connections, and setting up ExpressRoute for dedicated private connectivity.
• Configuring and managing Azure Load Balancers and monitoring network performance with Network Watcher.
• Creating and managing Azure Virtual Machines, understanding VM sizes and disk options, and ensuring high availability with Availability Zones and Sets.
• Administering Windows and Linux VMs, including remote connections, and monitoring VM performance with Azure Monitor and Alerts.
• Implementing and managing Azure Storage solutions, including Storage Accounts, Blob Storage, File Shares, and leveraging Data Box for offline data transfer.
• Securing Azure resources and data with Shared Access Signatures, Service Endpoints, and understanding the Content Delivery Network (CDN) for optimized content delivery.
• Managing Azure Identity services, implementing Role-Based Access Control (RBAC), Azure Active Directory, Multi-Factor Authentication, and enforcing governance with Azure Policy.