Course Prerequisites
To ensure a successful learning experience in the 40578-G: Microsoft Cloud Workshop: Implementing Windows Virtual Desktop in the enterprise course, participants should have the following minimum prerequisites:
- Basic understanding of Microsoft Azure services and navigation of the Azure portal.
- Familiarity with Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) concepts, including domains, users, and domain controllers.
- Knowledge of Windows Server operating systems and their administration.
- Awareness of virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) concepts and remote desktop services.
- Experience with Windows 10 deployment and management.
- An understanding of networking concepts, including subnets, and network security groups (NSGs).
- Prior exposure to PowerShell scripting and command-line interface (CLI) operations.
- A general grasp of cloud computing concepts and Software as a Service (SaaS).
Please note that while prior experience in the above areas is beneficial, the course is designed to guide participants through the necessary steps to design and implement a Windows Virtual Desktop solution in the enterprise. Our expert trainers will provide the support and knowledge needed to understand and work with Windows Virtual Desktop.
Target Audience for 40578-G: Microsoft Cloud Workshop: Implementing Windows Virtual Desktop in the enterprise
This course is designed for IT professionals seeking to deploy Windows Virtual Desktop in enterprise environments.
Target audience for the 40578-G: Microsoft Cloud Workshop: Implementing Windows Virtual Desktop in the enterprise includes:
- IT Administrators and Systems Administrators
- Cloud Solutions Architects
- Microsoft Azure Administrators
- Network Engineers involved in virtualization solutions
- Enterprise Architects
- IT Professionals looking to implement remote desktop solutions
- Desktop Virtualization Specialists
- IT Managers overseeing virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) projects
- Technical Consultants designing VDI solutions for clients
- Security Engineers focused on securing remote work environments
- Infrastructure Architects planning cloud migration or hybrid scenarios
- Professionals interested in learning about Microsoft’s VDI offerings
Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this 40578-G: Microsoft Cloud Workshop: Implementing Windows Virtual Desktop in the enterprise?
Introduction to Learning Outcomes
This course equips participants with the skills to design, deploy, and manage a Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD) infrastructure in an enterprise setting, utilizing Azure services for seamless operation.
Learning Objectives and Outcomes
- Understand the customer case study to identify the needs and challenges for implementing WVD in an enterprise.
- Design a proof of concept solution that addresses the specific requirements of the customer case study.
- Develop skills to effectively present WVD solutions to stakeholders, showcasing benefits and strategic value.
- Learn to configure Azure AD Connect with Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) to ensure proper user synchronization.
- Create Azure Active Directory groups specifically for Windows Virtual Desktop management and access control.
- Implement Azure Files Share with FSLogix to provide a robust profile management and storage solution for WVD.
- Build and optimize a master image for WVD to streamline the deployment of desktops and applications.
- Set up a host pool for personal desktops, enabling dedicated virtual desktop experiences for users.
- Establish a host pool for pooled remote apps to deliver shared resources efficiently to end-users.
- Utilize the web client to connect to Windows Virtual Desktop, understanding the end-user access workflow.
- Implement monitoring for WVD to ensure performance, reliability, and usage analytics are tracked and actionable.
Target Audience for 40578-G: Microsoft Cloud Workshop: Implementing Windows Virtual Desktop in the enterprise
This course is designed for IT professionals seeking to deploy Windows Virtual Desktop in enterprise environments.
Target audience for the 40578-G: Microsoft Cloud Workshop: Implementing Windows Virtual Desktop in the enterprise includes:
- IT Administrators and Systems Administrators
- Cloud Solutions Architects
- Microsoft Azure Administrators
- Network Engineers involved in virtualization solutions
- Enterprise Architects
- IT Professionals looking to implement remote desktop solutions
- Desktop Virtualization Specialists
- IT Managers overseeing virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) projects
- Technical Consultants designing VDI solutions for clients
- Security Engineers focused on securing remote work environments
- Infrastructure Architects planning cloud migration or hybrid scenarios
- Professionals interested in learning about Microsoft’s VDI offerings
Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this 40578-G: Microsoft Cloud Workshop: Implementing Windows Virtual Desktop in the enterprise?
Introduction to Learning Outcomes
This course equips participants with the skills to design, deploy, and manage a Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD) infrastructure in an enterprise setting, utilizing Azure services for seamless operation.
Learning Objectives and Outcomes
- Understand the customer case study to identify the needs and challenges for implementing WVD in an enterprise.
- Design a proof of concept solution that addresses the specific requirements of the customer case study.
- Develop skills to effectively present WVD solutions to stakeholders, showcasing benefits and strategic value.
- Learn to configure Azure AD Connect with Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) to ensure proper user synchronization.
- Create Azure Active Directory groups specifically for Windows Virtual Desktop management and access control.
- Implement Azure Files Share with FSLogix to provide a robust profile management and storage solution for WVD.
- Build and optimize a master image for WVD to streamline the deployment of desktops and applications.
- Set up a host pool for personal desktops, enabling dedicated virtual desktop experiences for users.
- Establish a host pool for pooled remote apps to deliver shared resources efficiently to end-users.
- Utilize the web client to connect to Windows Virtual Desktop, understanding the end-user access workflow.
- Implement monitoring for WVD to ensure performance, reliability, and usage analytics are tracked and actionable.
