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70-532 Developing Microsoft Azure Solutions Certification
The Most Complete Course Available on the Microsoft Azure Developer Exam & Certification
By Scott Duffy | in Online Courses
Change is always happening in the development landscape. Cloud-hosting has changed the way all applications are developed, and having Azure skills on your resume today will help you get in front of more hiring managers and land more jobs. This course goes through all the requirements of the Microsoft Exam 70-532, covering each core section in detail.
- Access 143 lectures & 8 hours of content 24/7
- Master the main concepts of Azure, beyond the ones you normally use
- Prepare to pass the Microsoft 70-532 Developing Microsoft Azure Solutions exam
- Study to become Microsoft Specialist: Developing Azure Solutions certified
Scott Duffy loves making complex technical topics easy to understand. This has been the basis of his entire career – as a developer, as a development manager, as a software architect – over the past 20 years. He spends half his time in the world of business, explaining complex technical topics to business owners and stakeholders so that they can understand and agree with his approach to solving their business problems with technical solutions. The other half he spends with developers, explaining the business reasons behind decisions and ensuring that any decisions made on the technical side don't restrict the business in unexpected ways.
Scott started teaching courses in 2014, and has taught over 50,000 students. He is a certified Azure developer and architect, and has been developing with Microsoft technologies for 20 years, starting with Classic ASP, and all the versions of .NET. We now live in the cloud era, with Microsoft Azure being prevalent in most large enterprises.
Scott started teaching courses in 2014, and has taught over 50,000 students. He is a certified Azure developer and architect, and has been developing with Microsoft technologies for 20 years, starting with Classic ASP, and all the versions of .NET. We now live in the cloud era, with Microsoft Azure being prevalent in most large enterprises.
Details & Requirements
- Length of time users can access this course: lifetime
- Access options: web streaming, mobile streaming
- Certification of completion not included
- Redemption deadline: redeem your code within 30 days of purchase
- Experience level required: all levels
- A free or paid subscription to Microsoft Azure is required
Compatibility
- Internet required
Course Outline
- Welcome
- Introduction to 70-532 Developing Azure Solutions (1:14)
- About the Instructor (1:37)
- Connect With Me
- Details of the Exam (4:30)
- Exam Requirements (3:05)
- ACTIVITY: Build a Study Plan (4:01)
- Tips for the 70-532 Exam (5:57)
- ACTIVITY 1: Get an Azure Account (1:29)
- Azure Virtual Machines (IaaS)
- Objective 1: Create and manage Azure Resource Manager virtual machines (1:46)
- Use Azure Resource Manager (ARM) Model and Virtual Machines (11:11)
- Create Your First Virtual Machine (9:10)
- Configure a Windows VM (4:27)
- Create a Linux VM (4:42)
- Finalize Linux VM Settings (2:10)
- Summary of Virtual Machines (5:22)
- ACTIVITY: Spin Up a Virtual Machine (1:40)
- Resources for Objective 1.1
- Perform configuration management
- Introduction to Desired State Configuration (2:13)
- Create Azure Automation Account (1:57)
- Create New Virtual Machines (1:45)
- Design and Upload PowerShell Script (3:48)
- Assign VMs to DSC Automation Node (3:58)
- Resources for Objective 1.2
- Configure ARM VM networking
- Create our First Virtual Network (VNET) (7:21)
- Configure static IP addresses (5:09)
- Set Up Network Security Groups (NSGs), (5:41)
- Configure DNS (3:25)
- Set Up User Defined Routes (UDRs) (7:04)
- VM Availability Sets (2:37)
- Use External and Internal Load Balancing (13:09)
- Use Application Gateway (4:13)
- ACTIVITY: Create Your Own VMs in a Network (1:34)
- Scale ARM VMs
- Scale up and scale down VM sizes (2:17)
- Virtual Machine Scale Sets (VMSS) (5:27)
- ACTIVITY 2: Set Up a Virtual Machine Scale Set (1:35)
- Design and implement ARM VM storage
- Configure disk caching (5:29)
- Plan for Storage Capacity (4:06)
- Set Up Azure File Storage for Shared Storage (2:14)
- Choose the Right Geo-Replication Option (4:21)
- Choose Premium or Standard Storage (3:10)
- Monitor ARM VMs
- Monitor Azure Virtual Machines (4:49)
- Manage ARM VM availability
- Overview of Availability Sets (2:52)
- Azure Storage
- Objective 2: Design and implement a storage and data strategy (25-30%) (1:52)
- Create a Storage Account (4:53)
- ACTIVITY 3: Create a storage account (1:03)
- Connect to a Storage Account Programmatically (3:12)
- Upload a Blob (7:46)
- Set Container Properties and Meta Data (6:56)
- Access Blobs Securely (3:44)
- Copy Blobs Asynchronously Between Containers (2:31)
- Put a CDN in Front of a Storage Account (8:49)
- Add Directories and Subdirectories to Blob Containers (1:59)
- Use Custom Domain Names with Storage Accounts (2:01)
- Scale a Blob Container (4:55)
- Sample Code - Azure Blobs
- Implement Azure storage tables and queues
- Create Your First Table (5:25)
- Insert Data Into a Table (6:35)
- Retrieve an Object from a Table (4:01)
- Query a Table (4:29)
- Implement Transactions with Tables (2:38)
- Create Your First Queue (3:07)
- Insert Messages into a Queue (2:18)
- Retrieve Messages from a Queue (2:49)
- ACTIVITY 4: Experiment with Queues and Messages (1:20)
- Scale Tables and Queues (7:07)
- Sample Code - Azure Tables
- Manage access and monitor storage
- Create Shared Access Signatures (5:11)
- ACTIVITY 5: Create a Shared Access Signature (1:06)
- Set a Stored Access Policy (1:38)
- Regenerate Access Keys (2:09)
- Configure CORS Cross Origin Access (3:16)
- View Diagnostics for Storage (1:48)
- Implement Azure SQL Databases
- Create a SQL Database (5:54)
- Configure Geo-Replication for SQL Databases (3:54)
- Set a Firewall Rule to Allow Access to SQL (3:19)
- Create a Connection (1:47)
- Restore Data Using Point-In-Time Restore (3:09)
- Implement Azure DocumentDB
- Create a DocumentDB Account (2:18)
- Upload Documents to DocumentDB (1:49)
- Create a Collection and DocumentDB Database (5:01)
- Query a DocumentDB (2:16)
- Implement Redis caching
- Create a Redis Cache Service (4:49)
- Enable Persistence with Snapshots (1:48)
- Implement Security and Configure Networking (3:01)
- Use Redis Cache in a Clustered Setting (3:19)
- ACTIVITY 6: Create a Redis Cache (1:03)
- Implement Azure Search
- Create a Search Service (4:17)
- Create a Search Index (5:51)
- Import Data for Indexing (4:39)
- Half Way (1:01)
- Integrate an app with Azure Active Directory (AAD)
- Objective 3: Manage identity, application, and network services (15-20%) (1:29)
- Create an Azure Active Directory Account (4:13)
- Implement WS-Federation with AAD (6:45)
- Understanding Graph API (2:38)
- Design and implement a communication strategy
- Introduction to Virtual Private Networks (3:46)
- Create a Virtual Network (2:43)
- Create a Virtual Gateway (3:46)
- Design and implement a messaging strategy
- Introduction to Azure Messaging (2:53)
- Create a Service Bus (2:25)
- Create Service Queue (2:28)
- Write a Message to a Service Bus Queue (4:20)
- Read Messages (1:37)
- Create a Topic (5:58)
- Subscribe to a Topic (4:06)
- Using Azure Relay for Communicating Across Boundaries (2:11)
- Introduction to Azure Event Hubs (2:23)
- Develop apps that use AAD B2C and AAD B2B
- Introduction to AAD B2C and B2B (2:51)
- Create AAD B2C Account (2:18)
- Create a AAD B2C Application (3:02)
- Add a Facebook Provider for Third-Party Authentication (2:07)
- Add a Policy (5:28)
- ACTIVITY 7: Create an Azure Active Directory Account (1:38)
- Design Azure App Service Web Apps
- Objective 4: Design and Implement Azure PaaS Compute and Web and Mobile Services (1:41)
- Introduction to App Service Plans (4:09)
- Create a Web App (1:50)
- Configure Web App Settings (4:06)
- Create Web App Code (6:13)
- Publish a Web App (3:43)
- ACTIVITY 8: Deploy an Azure Web App (1:26)
- Add Trace Statements to Code for Easier Debugging (3:30)
- Understanding Application Insights (4:26)
- Create a WebJob - Start Coding Project (3:45)
- Create a WebJob - Storage Queues and Connection Strings (4:41)
- Deploy and test a WebJob (4:21)
- ACTIVITY 9: Deploy an Azure Web Job (0:40)
- Implement Azure Functions
- Introduction to Azure Functions (5:53)
- Webhooks and Event Based Functions (3:06)
- ACTIVITY 10: Implement a Time-Based Azure Function App (1:48)
- Implement API Management
- Introduction to API Management (5:17)
- Design Azure App Service API Apps
- Introduction to API Apps (2:38)
- Create An API App (2:18)
- Test the API App (2:52)
- Implement Swagger for API Discovery and Documentation (2:24)
- Publish API App (2:07)
- ACTIVITY 11: Create an API App with Swagger (1:18)
- Resources for Objective 4.5
- Wrap Up
- Azure Service Fabric (7:35)
- Congratulations (0:37)
- Scott's Tips for Case Study Questions (6:31)
- Case Studies And Sample Exam
- Case Study #1 (5:04)
- Case Study #2 (2:04)
- Develop Azure App Service Mobile Apps
- Create a New Mobile App (3:01)
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70-533 Implementing Microsoft Azure
Prove Your Azure Operations & Implementation Skills to the World
By Scott Duffy | in Online Courses
Most companies are implementing or investigating how to implement cloud technologies within their operations. You can stay ahead of the curve by getting Microsoft Azure certified, and be ready for the opportunity to advance your career. This course goes through the skills needed to pass the Microsoft Certification Exam 70-533: Implementing Microsoft Azure Infrastructure Solutions.
- Access 125 lectures & 8.5 hours of content 24/7
- Learn how to implement solutions for the Microsoft Azure platform
- Study to become Microsoft MCP Certified
- Work towards passing the Microsoft 70-533 Implement Microsoft Azure Solutions exam
- Stay up-to-date on the latest updates to this ever-changing platform
- Understand that main concepts of Azure, beyond the ones you normally use
Scott Duffy loves making complex technical topics easy to understand. This has been the basis of his entire career – as a developer, as a development manager, as a software architect – over the past 20 years. He spends half his time in the world of business, explaining complex technical topics to business owners and stakeholders so that they can understand and agree with his approach to solving their business problems with technical solutions. The other half he spends with developers, explaining the business reasons behind decisions and ensuring that any decisions made on the technical side don't restrict the business in unexpected ways.
Scott started teaching courses in 2014, and has taught over 50,000 students. He is a certified Azure developer and architect, and has been developing with Microsoft technologies for 20 years, starting with Classic ASP, and all the versions of .NET. We now live in the cloud era, with Microsoft Azure being prevalent in most large enterprises.
Scott started teaching courses in 2014, and has taught over 50,000 students. He is a certified Azure developer and architect, and has been developing with Microsoft technologies for 20 years, starting with Classic ASP, and all the versions of .NET. We now live in the cloud era, with Microsoft Azure being prevalent in most large enterprises.
Details & Requirements
- Length of time users can access this course: lifetime
- Access options: web streaming, mobile streaming
- Certification of completion not included
- Redemption deadline: redeem your code within 30 days of purchase
- Experience level required: all levels
- A free or paid subscription to Microsoft Azure is required
Compatibility
- Internet required
Course Outline
- Quick Start
- Course Introduction (1:34)
- Overview of this Course (1:48)
- Meet The Instructor (1:37)
- Connect with Me
- Details of the 70-533 Exam (3:40)
- Exam 70-533 Requirements (4:16)
- PowerShell Basics - Install the Azure Modul (4:54)
- Deploy Azure Web Apps
- Overview of Azure Web Apps (1:31)
- Deployment Slots (6:21)
- Roll Back Deployments (1:07)
- Pre- and Post-Deployment Actions (1:58)
- Implement Packages (3:59)
- App Service Plans (3:04)
- Migrating to Another App Service Plan (2:31)
- Create an App Under an App Service Plan (1:39)
- PowerShell Basics - Create a Web App (5:19)
- Objective 1.1 - "Deploy Web Apps" Resources
- Configure Web Apps
- Configure Azure Web Apps (1:18)
- General Settings (2:19)
- Auto Swap and Debugging Settings (4:16)
- App Settings and Connection Strings (3:00)
- Handlers and Virtual Directories (2:00)
- Custom Domains (8:59)
- Binding the SSL and Runtime Configuration (8:59)
- Objective 1.2 - "Configure Web Apps" Resources
- Configure Diagnostics, Monitoring, and Analytics
- Overview of What Diagnostics Data is Available (1:54)
- Retrieve Diagnostics Data (10:24)
- View Streaming Logs (3:44)
- Configure Endpoint Monitoring (4:10)
- Configure Alerts (3:34)
- Use Remote Debugging (4:54)
- Monitor Web App Resources (2:18)
- Objective 1.3 - "Configure Diagnostics" Resources
- Scaling Web Apps
- Configure Auto-scale Using Built-in And Custom Schedules (6:48)
- Change The Size Of An Instance (1:56)
- Configure Traffic Manager (5:57)
- Objective 1.4 - "Scaling Web Apps" Resources
- Deploy Virtual Machines
- Overview of Virtual Machines (1:52)
- Identify Workloads That Can And Cannot Be Deployed (3:29)
- Other Restrictions (3:52)
- Create VMs (11:57)
- Connect to a Windows/Linux VM (5:42)
- PowerShell Basics - Create a Virtual Machine (9:51)
- Objective 2.1 - "VM Workloads" Resources
- Configuration Management
- Templates and Automation (4:33)
- Configuration Files (7:25)
- Chef and Puppet (4:45)
- Objective 2.2 - "Configuration Management" Resources
- VM storage
- Configure Disk Caching (4:43)
- Plan Storage Capacity (4:01)
- Configure Operating System Disk Redundancy (4:29)
- Configure Shared Storage Using Azure File Service (2:18)
- Encrypt Disks (1:37)
- Monitor VMs
- Configure NSG for Port 80 (4:18)
- Configure ARM VM Monitoring (2:55)
- Configure Alerts (2:56)
- Configure Diagnostic And Monitoring Storage Location (2:21)
- Manage ARM VM Availability
- Configure Multiple ARM VMs in an Availability Set for Redundancy (9:12)
- Configure Each Application Tier Into Separate Availability Sets (1:45)
- Combine the Load Balancer with Availability Sets (5:21)
- Scaling VMs
- Scale Up And Scale Down VM Sizes (3:25)
- Deploy ARM VM Scale Sets (VMSS) (5:28)
- Configure ARM VMSS Auto-Scale (1:28)
- Azure Storage Blobs and Azure Files
- Read Data, Change Data, Set Metadata On A Container (3:45)
- Store Data Using Block And Page Blobs (2:55)
- Stream Data Using Blobs (3:10)
- Access Blobs Securely (6:48)
- Implement Async Blob Copy (3:23)
- Configure a Content Delivery Network (CDN) (8:01)
- Design Blob Hierarchies (1:50)
- Configure Custom Domains (2:40)
- Scale Blob Storage (2:37)
- Manage access
- Create and Manage Shared Access Signatures (5:42)
- Use Stored Access Policies (4:14)
- Regenerate Keys (3:15)
- Storage Monitoring
- Set Retention Policies and Logging Levels (2:54)
- Azure SQL Databases
- Choose the Appropriate Database Tier and Performance Level (7:29)
- Configure Point-in-time Recovery, Geo-replication, and Data Sync (6:23)
- Import and Export Data and Schema (4:29)
- Design a Scaling Strategy (8:24)
- Recovery Services
- Create a Backup Vault (2:08)
- Deploy a Backup Agent (4:09)
- Back Up and Restore Data (6:09)
- Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) with Existing Directories
- Implement Azure AD Connect and Single Sign-on (4:05)
- Setup Azure Active Directory (4:13)
- Add Custom Domains (4:23)
- Implement Azure AD Connect (3:55)
- Monitor Azure AD (1:58)
- Congratulations! Half way mark! (1:19)
- Configure Application Access
- Configure Single Sign-on with SaaS Applications (10:07)
- Add Users and Groups to Applications (2:08)
- Integrate an App with Azure AD
- Implement Azure AD Integration in Web and Desktop Applications (6:14)
- Leverage Graph API (4:01)
- Azure AD B2C and Azure B2B
- Create an Azure AD B2C Directory (6:11)
- Link a Subscription to a B2C Tenant (2:45)
- Register an Application (4:26)
- Enable Multi-Factor Authentication (4:33)
- Set Up Self-Service Password Reset (3:03)
- Implement B2B Collaboration (4:39)
- Implement Social Identity Provider Authentication (5:40)
- Virtual Networks
- Deploy a VM into a Virtual Network (8:05)
- Configure External and Internal Load Balancing (7:57)
- Implement Application Gateway (8:16)
- Design Subnets (2:30)
- Configure Static, Public, and Private IP Addresses (3:03)
- Set Up Network Security Groups (NSGs), DNS at the Virtual Network Level (6:18)
- User Defined Routes (UDRs) (3:15)
- Firewall Rules (5:25)
- Modify Network Configuration
- Modify a Subnet (3:18)
- Import and Export a Network Configuration (2:47)
- Multi-Site or Hybrid Network
- Choose the Between ExpressRoute, Site-to-site, and Point-to-site (5:53)
- Choose the Appropriate Gateway (3:54)
- Choose the Appropriate Gateway (2:16)
- Choose the Appropriate Gateway
- Overview of ARM Templates (5:49)
- Author ARM Templates (4:54)
- Deploy Templates with PowerShell, CLI, and REST API (4:21)
- Control Access
- Leverage service principals with ARM authentication (5:58)
- Use Azure Active Directory Authentication with ARM (2:17)
- Set Management Policies (4:04)
- Lock Resources (4:10)
- Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)
- Overview of RBAC (6:47)
- Design Azure RBAC Custom Roles (4:06)
- Wrap Up
- Thank you! (1:33)
- How to Sign Up for a Free Azure Account
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70-535 Architecting Microsoft Azure Solutions
Study to Get Certified as an Architect in One of Microsoft's Newest Azure Certifications
By Scott Duffy | in Online Courses
Microsoft Azure is in high-demand in today's business, as it's used by 85% of Fortune 500 companies, particularly in conjunction with the Microsoft Office 365 Suite. Salary survey sites report that Azure architects earn in the $130,000-$170,000 range and right now you can take advantage of the hiring boom. This course will take you through all of the requirements of the Microsoft Exam 70-534, one of the newest certifications from Microsoft, so you can start working with this vital cloud technology in no time.
- Access 181 lectures & 10.5 hours of content 24/7
- Learn how to save companies millions by implementing Azure cloud technology
- Work towards passing the Microsoft 70-534 Architecting Microsoft Azure Solutions exam
Scott Duffy loves making complex technical topics easy to understand. This has been the basis of his entire career – as a developer, as a development manager, as a software architect – over the past 20 years. He spends half his time in the world of business, explaining complex technical topics to business owners and stakeholders so that they can understand and agree with his approach to solving their business problems with technical solutions. The other half he spends with developers, explaining the business reasons behind decisions and ensuring that any decisions made on the technical side don't restrict the business in unexpected ways.
Scott started teaching courses in 2014, and has taught over 50,000 students. He is a certified Azure developer and architect, and has been developing with Microsoft technologies for 20 years, starting with Classic ASP, and all the versions of .NET. We now live in the cloud era, with Microsoft Azure being prevalent in most large enterprises.
Scott started teaching courses in 2014, and has taught over 50,000 students. He is a certified Azure developer and architect, and has been developing with Microsoft technologies for 20 years, starting with Classic ASP, and all the versions of .NET. We now live in the cloud era, with Microsoft Azure being prevalent in most large enterprises.
Details & Requirements
- Length of time users can access this course: lifetime
- Access options: web streaming, mobile streaming
- Certification of completion not included
- Redemption deadline: redeem your code within 30 days of purchase
- Experience level required: all levels
- A free or paid subscription to Microsoft Azure is required
Compatibility
- Internet required
Course Outline
- Quick Start
- Course Introduction (1:43)
- Overview of this Course (4:59)
- Meet the Instructor (1:37)
- Activity: Build a Study Plan (4:25)
- Details of the 70-534 Exam (4:58)
- Exam 70-534 Requirements (2:26)
- My Experience with the Exam (7:03)
- Old Portal Versus New Portal (5:30)
- Nov 2016 Exam Updates (4:02)
- Azure Virtual Networks
- Introduction to Azure Virtual Networks (8:27)
- Azure Active Directory (3:16)
- Understanding IP Addresses (5:46)
- Network Security Groups (NSGs) (1:52)
- Resource groups (4:45)
- User Defined Routes and IP Forwarding (7:04)
- Objective 1.2 Flashcards (3:03)
- Azure Compute
- Azure Compute (11:40)
- Cloud Services (3:53)
- Virtual Machines (2:26)
- Virtual Machine Sizing (8:04)
- Objective 1.3 Flashcards (3:37)
- Azure VM LiveLab - Walk Through of Creating a VM (2:46)
- Azure VPN
- Overview of VPN and ExpressRoute (3:01)
- P2S Point-to-Site VPN (1:41)
- S2S Site-to-Site VPN (4:34)
- ExpressRoute (6:40)
- Objective 1.4 Flashcards (1:25)
- Azure Services
- Azure Services & Solutions (7:00)
- Azure Load Balancer (6:27)
- Internal Load Balancer (3:07)
- Azure Application Gateway (4:15)
- Traffic Manager (7:19)
- Azure Media Services (2:29)
- Azure Content Delivery Network (CDN) (4:03)
- Azure Active Directory (3:34)
- Microsoft Azure Redis Cache (7:59)
- What is Azure Multi-Factor Authentication? (2:04)
- Azure Service Bus (2:18)
- Objective 1.5 Flashcards (3:20)
- Assignment 1 - Hands on Lab for Objective 1
- Assignment 1 (5:11)
- Assignment 1, Create a Virtual Network and Gateway (11:05)
- Assignment 1, Create Certificates (8:36)
- Assignment 1, Connect to the VPN (2:53)
- Assignment 1, Create Load Balanced VMs (10:59)
- Managed Identities
- Introduction to Azure Security (2:05)
- Managed Identities (3:59)
- Graph API (1:52)
- OAuth and OpenID (2:10)
- Objective 2.1 Flashcards (2:28)
- Hybrid Identities
- Hybrid Identities (4:13)
- SAML Claims (3:15)
- Azure AD FS (1:36)
- Application Proxy (2:17)
- Objective 2.2 Flashcards (2:08)
- Identity Providers
- ACS (3:53)
- .NET Coding (1:57)
- Objective 2.3 Flashcards (1:47)
- Data Security
- Network Security Group (2:28)
- NSGs In Practice (3:36)
- Data security in transit and at rest (5:48)
- Azure Operations Management Suite (2:39)
- Objective 2.4 Flashcards (2:25)
- Role-Based Security
- What is Role Based Access Control? (4:42)
- RBAC In Practice (4:44)
- Objective 2.5 Flashcards (3:49)
- Assignment 2 - Hands on Lab for Objective 2
- Assignment 2 (1:19)
- Walk-through of Assignment 2 (4:06)
- Azure Data Storage
- Introduction to Data Storage (1:14)
- Table Storage (4:13)
- SQL Storage (1:55)
- DocumentDB (1:48)
- Blob Storage (2:57)
- Queue Storage (1:57)
- File Storage (3:01)
- SQL Server VM (3:35)
- Securing SQL Server (4:56)
- Azure Mobile Apps
- Mobile Apps Overview (2:41)
- Cross Platform Applications (3:02)
- Offline Sync (6:33)
- Extend Mobile Apps (2:03)
- Mobile Security (4:19)
- Azure Notifications
- Azure Notification Hub (9:45)
- Web API
- Overview of Web API (4:25)
- Scaling WebAPI (2:57)
- WebJobs (5:25)
- Securing Web API (6:46)
- Hybrid Applications
- Service Bus Relay (3:19)
- BizTalk (1:21)
- Media Services
- Overview of Azure Media Services (4:31)
- Assignment 3 - Hands On Lab for Objective 3
- Assignment 3 (1:31)
- Walk-through of Assignment 3, .NET (3:16)
- Walk-through of Assignment 3, Storage (3:43)
- Walk-through of Assignment 3, Insert Data (4:00)
- Walk-through of Assignment 3, Query Data (7:10)
- Halfway Through the Course! (0:32)
- Compute Intensive Applications
- Introduction to Advanced Applications (1:33)
- High Performance Computing in Azure (10:46)
- Long Running Applications
- Designing Long Running Applications (16:43)
- Selecting Storage Options
- Considerations for Storage Options (8:06)
- Integrating Azure Services with a Solution
- Azure Machine Learning (5:54)
- Big Data (3:09)
- Azure Search (3:55)
- Scalability and Performance of Azure Web Apps
- Introduction to Azure Web Apps (1:01)
- Globally Scaling Web Apps (3:41)
- Develop Web Apps in .NET (3:14)
- Debugging Web Apps (4:28)
- Language Options (2:41)
- Difference Between Web Apps and VM and Cloud Services (4:05)
- Deploy Web Apps
- Site Extensions (2:09)
- Packages (4:41)
- App Hosting Plans (4:52)
- Deployment Slots (3:02)
- Design for Business Continuity
- Scaling for Business Continuity (7:26)
- Data Replication (4:37)
- Disaster Recovery (11:11)
- Azure Resource Manager (ARM) Templates (5:04)
- Assignment 5 - Hands on Lab for Objective 5
- Assignment 5 (0:59)
- Microsoft System Center for Hybrid Model
- Introduction to Managing, Monitoring and Deployment (1:01)
- What Is Microsoft System Center? (8:57)
- Considerations for Choosing the Hybrid Model (4:21)
- When to Use a Hybrid Model (5:04)
- Monitoring
- Overview of Azure Monitoring (3:23)
- Systems Center Operations Manager (SCOM) (2:51)
- Monitoring Use Cases (4:26)
- Patching Strategy (7:44)
- Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery
- Introduction to Business Continuity / Disaster Recovery (9:31)
- Hyper-V and Hyper-V Replica (3:51)
- Azure Backup for VMs - LiveLab (2:40)
- Azure Backup
- Overview of Azure Backup (4:39)
- Azure Backup - LiveLab (5:14)
- Azure Automation
- Azure Automation Options (3:48)
- Chef and Puppet
- Desired State Configuration (5:49)
- New Lectures for New Requirements
- NEW Azure Functions (7:46)
- NEW Stream Analytics (4:25)
- NEW IoT Hub (4:26)
- NEW API Management (4:14)
- NEW Service Fabric (7:35)
- Wrapping Up and Extra
- Congratulations (1:06)
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