1. Describe the core architectural components of Azure
This module explains the basic infrastructure components of Microsoft Azure. You'll learn about the physical infrastructure, how resources are managed, and have a chance to create an Azure resource.
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2. Describe Azure compute and networking services
This module focuses on some of the computer services and networking services available within Azure.
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3. Describe Azure storage services
This module introduces you to storage in Azure, including things such as different types of storage and how a distributed infrastructure can make your data more resilient.
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4. Describe Azure identity, access, and security
This module covers some of the authorization and authentication methods available with Azure.
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5. Microsoft Cloud Adoption Framework for Azure
This module covers the basics of how to use the Cloud Adoption Framework—a set of documentation, implementation guidance, best practices, and tools that aid in aligning the strategy for business, people, and technology.
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6. Introduction to the Microsoft Azure Well-Architected Framework
You want to build great things on Azure, but you're not sure exactly what that means. Using key principles throughout your architecture, regardless of technology choice, can help you design, build, and continuously improve your architecture.
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7. Design governance
Azure Architects design and recommend governance solutions.
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8. Design authentication and authorization solutions
Azure Architects design and recommend authentication and authorization solutions.
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9. Design a solution to log and monitor Azure resources
Azure Architects design and recommend logging and monitoring solutions.
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10. Describe high availability and disaster recovery strategies
Plan an appropriate high availability and disaster recovery strategy based on recovery time objective and recovery point objective. Choose the best solution for IaaS or PaaS deployments or hybrid workloads.
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11. Design a solution for backup and disaster recovery
Learn how to select appropriate backup solutions and disaster recovery solutions for Azure workloads.
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12. Design a data storage solution for non-relational data
Azure Architects design and recommend non-relational data storage solutions.
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13. Design a data storage solution for relational data
Azure Architects design and recommend relational data storage solutions.
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14. Design data integration
Azure Architects design and recommend data integration solutions.
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15. Design an Azure compute solution
Azure Architects design and recommend Azure compute solutions.
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16. Design an application architecture
Azure Architects design and recommend application architectures.
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17. Design network solutions
Azure Architects design and recommend network solutions.
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18. Design migrations
Azure Architects design and recommend migration solutions.
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19. Introduction to the Microsoft Azure Well-Architected Framework
You want to build great things on Azure, but you're not sure exactly what that means. Using key principles throughout your architecture, regardless of technology choice, can help you design, build, and continuously improve your architecture.
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20. Microsoft Azure Well-Architected Framework - Cost Optimization
Apply cost optimization guidance in your architecture to sustain and improve your return on investment (ROI).
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21. Microsoft Azure Well-Architected Framework - Operational excellence
Learn how to design an Azure architecture that uses modern practices and gives you full visibility into what's happening in your environment.
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22. Microsoft Azure Well-Architected Framework - Performance efficiency
Scaling your system to handle load, identifying network bottlenecks, and optimizing your storage performance are important to ensure your users have the best experience. Learn how to make your application perform at its best.
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23. Microsoft Azure Well-Architected Framework - Reliability
Apply reliability guidance in your architecture to improve your workload's availability and resilience.
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24. Microsoft Azure Well-Architected Framework - Security
Learn how to incorporate security into your architecture design, and discover the tools that Azure provides to help you create a secure environment through all the layers of your architecture.
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25. Getting started with the Microsoft Cloud Adoption Framework for Azure
The Microsoft Cloud Adoption Framework for Azure is a guide to the full lifecycle of cloud adoption. Along your organization's journey to the cloud, you encounter roadblocks that can be easily removed through common approaches that thousands of customers share.
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26. Prepare for successful cloud adoption with a well-defined strategy
Success in cloud adoption depends on having a clear strategy that helps a team understand executive direction and regularly measure progress. This module helps you capture the cloud adoption strategy you need to drive your success.
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27. Prepare for cloud adoption with a data-driven plan
Adopting the cloud might depend on many moving parts. Starting with a sound plan built by experts creates clarity. Integrating data about your current environment and long-term objectives refines the plan to reflect realistic expectations and assignments.
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28. Choose the best Azure landing zone to support your requirements for cloud operations
Azure landing zones can accelerate configuration of your cloud environment. This module will help you choose and get started with the best landing zone option for your needs.
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29. Migrate to Azure through repeatable processes and common tools
The Migrate methodology in the Cloud Adoption Framework guides you through migration to Azure by using repeatable processes and common tools.
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30. Address tangible risks with the Govern methodology of the Cloud Adoption Framework for Azure
Without proper governance, it can be difficult and laborious to maintain consistent control across a portfolio of workloads. Fortunately, cloud-native tools like Azure Policy and Azure Blueprints provide convenient means to establish those controls. The Govern methodology helps you evaluate and establish corporate policies and disciplines to mitigate tangible risks.
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31. Ensure stable operations and optimization across all supported workloads deployed to the cloud
As workloads are deployed to the cloud, operations are critical to success. In this learn module, you learn how to deploy an operations baseline to manage workloads in your environment. The module also covers how to enhance the baseline, both for workloads and for platforms.
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32. Innovate applications by using Azure cloud technologies
Innovation is a complex subject that encompasses many disciplines. The agility of the public cloud allows to quicker innovation cycles and quicker hypothesis verification. Learn how to use Azure cloud technologies to sustain your organization's innovation requirements.
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33. Prepare for cloud security by using the Microsoft Cloud Adoption Framework for Azure
Organizations moving to the cloud often find they need to modernize security practices and tooling to keep up with continuous changes in cloud platforms, business requirements, and security threats.
The Microsoft Cloud Adoption Framework for Azure provides guidance for this security modernization journey by providing clarity on processes, best practices, models, and experiences. This guidance is based on Zero Trust principles and the lessons learned and real-world experiences of Microsoft's own security work. It's also based on work with organizations like the National Institute of Standards and Technology, the Open Group, and the Center for Internet Security.
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