Azure

⏳ Just 4 Months Between You & Your Dream Cloud Career

Every weekday — Monday through Friday — you'll take one more powerful step toward mastering Microsoft Azure.

🕐 Duration: 4 Months of Intensive, Career-Defining Learning

📆 Classes: 5 Days a Week

☁️ Welcome to the Future of Computing

Imagine a world where every company had to build its own power plant just to turn on the lights. That was the reality of IT not too long ago — businesses poured enormous time, money, and resources into constructing massive data centers, stacked with servers, storage systems, and databases, all painstakingly configured by hand. It was slow, costly, and exhausting.
But then — everything changed.

🚀 Enter the Cloud Revolution
Cloud computing didn't just improve the old way of doing things — it completely reinvented it. Now, instead of building and maintaining your own infrastructure, you can summon world-class computing power in seconds, scale it effortlessly, and pay only for what you use. Think of it as the ultimate "pay-as-you-go" superpower — like flipping a switch and having an entire data center at your fingertips.

🌟 Azure — Your Gateway to the Cloud
Microsoft Azure stands at the forefront of this revolution, offering a sleek, powerful, and intuitive console that puts you in complete control of your cloud resources — tailored precisely to your project's unique needs. No more waiting weeks for hardware. No more spiraling infrastructure costs. Just pure, on-demand power.

🎯 What This Course Will Do for You
This course is your launchpad. By the end, you won't just understand the Azure console — you'll command it with confidence. Whether you're provisioning resources, optimizing performance, or architecting solutions, you'll walk away as a true Azure master, ready to harness the full potential of the cloud.

 

 

☁️ Introduction to Cloud Computing
Your Gateway to the Digital Universe

🏢 What is a Data Center?

Before the cloud, there was the data center — the beating heart of every digital operation.

Step inside the world of data centers, where rows of powerful machines work tirelessly to store, process, and deliver information. But not all data centers are created equal. Explore the fascinating spectrum:

🏛️ Enterprise Data Centers — Massive, private powerhouses built and owned by large organizations
⚡ Edge Data Centers — Compact, lightning-fast facilities positioned closer to end users for ultra-low latency
🔬 Micro Data Centers — Portable, self-contained units that bring computing power anywhere in the world
☁️ Cloud Data Centers — Colossal, globally distributed infrastructures that power the modern digital world


📖 Essential Cloud Terminology
Speak the Language of the Cloud
Unlock the vocabulary that every modern tech professional must know. From foundational concepts to industry-defining terms — this is where your cloud fluency begins.

❓ What is the Cloud?

It's not just storage in the sky — it's a revolution in how the world computes.

Discover the true meaning of cloud computing and why it has become the backbone of modern business and technology.

💡 Why the Cloud?

Because speed, scale, and savings matter.

Uncover the compelling reasons why millions of businesses worldwide have abandoned traditional infrastructure and embraced the limitless possibilities of the cloud.

🌐 Cloud Deployment Models
Choose your cloud journey:

🔒 Private Cloud — Exclusive, dedicated, and fully in your control
🌍 Public Cloud — Shared, scalable, and incredibly cost-effective
🔀 Hybrid Cloud — The best of both worlds, seamlessly connected
🤝 Multi-Cloud — Harnessing the power of multiple cloud providers simultaneously


⚙️ Different Types of Cloud Services

Whatever you need — the cloud delivers it.

From raw infrastructure to fully managed platforms, explore the rich ecosystem of cloud services designed to fuel innovation at every level.

💰 CapEx vs OpEx
Rethinking How You Invest in Technology
 

🏗️ CapEx (Capital Expenditure)🔄 OpEx (Operational Expenditure)
Heavy upfront investmentPay-as-you-go flexibility
Own and maintain hardwareShift costs to operations
Slow to scaleInstantly scalable

🧱 IaaS, PaaS & SaaS
The Holy Trinity of Cloud Services

🖥️ IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service) — Rent the foundation: servers, networking, and storage on demand
🛠️ PaaS (Platform as a Service) — Build and deploy applications without worrying about the underlying infrastructure
📦 SaaS (Software as a Service) — Access powerful software instantly, anywhere, on any device


🏗️ Azure Architectural Components
The Blueprint of Microsoft's Cloud Empire
Dive deep into the elegant architecture that makes Microsoft Azure one of the world's most powerful cloud platforms — from regions and availability zones to resource groups and management hierarchies.

🔑 Azure Account Creation
Your Cloud Journey Begins Here
Setting up your Azure account is your first step toward cloud mastery. Follow a seamless, guided walkthrough and gain access to one of the most feature-rich cloud platforms on the planet — in minutes.

📋 What Are Azure Subscriptions?
The Key to Unlocking Azure's Full Potential
Think of Azure Subscriptions as your all-access pass to the cloud. Understand how subscriptions work, how they organize your resources, and how they help you manage costs, access, and governance like a true cloud professional.


 

 

Introduction to Cloud Computing 

What is Datacenter?

  • Enterprise data centers
  • Edge Data Center Micro Data Center Cloud data centers.

Essential Cloud Terminology?

  • What is Cloud
  • Why Cloud
  • Cloud Deployment Models
  • Different Type of cloud Services
  • CapEx vs OpEx
  • IaaS, PaaS, SaaS
  • Azure Architectural Components

Azure account creation

What are Azure Subscriptions

 

Azure Administration

A comprehensive Azure administration course typically covers a wide range of topics related to managing and maintaining Microsoft Azure cloud services. Below is a sample outline of the course content:

1. Azure components and terminology

  • Regions
  • Resource Groups Storage Accounts SLA
  • Azure tenant
  • Azure tenant hierarchy
  • Azure tenant vs Subscription

2. Managing Microsoft Azure Resources

  • Managing Azure resources from GUI
  • Azure Portal
  • Managing Azure resources from CLI Azure shell

3. Managing Azure Compute

  • Azure Virtual Machine creation
  • Azure VM Pricing
  • Managing Azure Resources with Azure Portal 
  • Virtual Machine Custom Script Extension 
  • Azure Bastion Service
  • Virtual Machine Scale Sets
  • Create a VM in Power Shell

4. Design and Implement Core Networking Infrastructure

  • Introduction to virtual networks
  • Understanding IP Addresses
  • Configuring and Managing Azure Virtual networks
  • Configuring Azure virtual Subnets
  • IP Address Calculation and Subnet creation 
  • Introduction to VNET Peering
  •  Communication between 2 machines 
  • Configure Global Peering
  • Azure-to-Azure Virtual NetworkGateway 
  • Adding a Network Gateway Connection Network Routing
  • Implementing Azure to On-Prem Connectivity
  • Introduction to Virtual Network Gateway
  • Configuring Azure VNET Gateway to AWS VPN Connectivity
  • Introduction to HUB and Spoke Network
  • Azure bastion host configuration and pricing

5. Design and Implement Network Security Groups

  • Introduction to NSG
  • Understanding Inbound and Outbound Security Rules
  • Azure NSG Rule Enforcement
  • Network Security Groups Hierarchy
  • NSG Rule Priorities
  • Enabling Azure NSG flow logs using the Azure CLI
  • Enabling Azure NSG flow logs using the Azure PowerShell
  • What is the difference between Azure firewall and NSG?
  • Introduction to Application Security Groups
  • Azure NSG flow logs and use cases

6. Design and Implement Azure Firewall

  • What is Azure Firewall?
  • Deploy and configure Azure Firewall
  • Azure Firewall Standard features
  • Policy rule sets
  • traffic block using Azure firewall
  • Introduction of SNAT and DNAT
  • Azure Firewall pricing

7. Azure NAT GateWay

  • Configure a NAT gateway using the Azure portal
  • Configuration virtual network and virtual machine
  • Deploy and configure Azure Firewall
  • Create a NAT gateway and associate with the virtual network.
  • Connect to virtual machine and verify NAT IP address.
  • Azure hub and spoke model

8. Azure Load balancer and Configuration

  • Introduction of Azure Load Balancer.
  • Load Balancer Resources.
  • Limitations of a Load Balancer.
  • Internal Load Balancer.
  • Introduction to Backend Pools, Health probes and Load balancer rules.
  • Features of a Load Balancer.
  • Create and Manage a Standard Load Balancer Using the Azure Portal.
  • Azure Traffic Manager.

9. Azure Auto scaling components and configuration

  • Introduction to Azuto scaling
  • Horizontal vs vertical scaling
  • Azure Monitor autoscale common metrics
  • Configuration settings
  • Best practices
  • Scale with custom metrics
  • Benefits of autoscale
  • Scale virtual machine scale sets
  • Verifying scalset using stress package
  • Scale virtual machine scale sets using Resource Manager templates
  • Use webhooks and email notifications
  • Auto Scale Set Troubleshooting

10. Azure DNS Configuration and Implementation

  • What is Azure DNS ?
  • What is Azure Private DNS?
  • DNS record configuration and verification
  • Load balancer configuration and website hosting
  • Creation of HOST and Alias record
  • Configuration of Public DNS and Private DNS
  • DNS Real-time use cases

11. Azure Standard Load Balancer

  • What is Azure Standard Load Balancer ?
  • Add rules for Azure Load Balancer with virtual machine scale sets
  • Port forwarding and inbound NAT rules
  • Virtual Machine Scale Set Instance-level IPs

12. Azure Application Gateway

  • What is Azure Application Gateway?
  • Create Application Gateway - Azure CLI
  • Path based routing in azure application gateway
  • Enabling azure application gateway on VM’s
  • Ingress Controller add-on for AKS

13. Azure Storage Service

  • Storage Service
  • Azure Storage Account
  • Azure Blob Storage
  • Creating a Container Blob Configuration
  • Azure Storage Security
  • Azure File Storage Table & Queue Storage Azure Disk Storage
  • Storage monitoring

15. Azure Backup and site recovery

  • What is Backup and disaster recovery
    • Azure Backup
    • Azure Site Recovery
    • Azure Archive Storage
  • Azure Backup architecture
  • What is Azure Site Recovery?
  • Azure Site Recovery architecture
  • Azure Backup vs. Azure Site Recovery

16. Azure App Services

  • Azure Web AppAzure Mobile App
  • Azure Notification Hub
  • App Service Backup
  • App Service Security
  • App Service Monitoring

17. Azure Cost Management + Billing

  • Understand Cost Management
  • Select a cost view
  • Select a date range
  • Switch between actual and amortized costs
  • View costs in table format
  • Manage billing access to costs
  • Download cost and usage data that was used to generate your monthly invoice
 

Azure IaC  : Azure Infrastructure as Code

An Azure Infrastructure as Code (IaC) course equips you to manage and provision Azure resources efficiently using code. Let's explore what you'll learn:

1: Introduction to Infrastructure as Code (IaC)

  • Overview of IaC concepts and benefits
  • Comparison of imperative vs. declarative provisioning
  • Introduction to Azure Resource Manager (ARM) Templates
  • Overview of other IaC tools and technologies (e.g., Terraform)

2: Azure Resource Manager (ARM) Templates

  • Understanding ARM template structure and syntax
  • Deployment modes: incremental vs. complete
  • Parameters and variables in ARM templates
  • Conditional deployments and loops
  • Best practices for writing efficient and reusable ARM templates

3: Managing Azure Resources with Terraform

  • Overview of Terraform and its advantages
  • Installing and configuring Terraform for Azure
  • Writing Terraform configuration files (HCL)
  • Resource provisioning, modification, and deletion with Terraform
  • Terraform state management and remote backends

4: Introduction to Azure Packer

  • Overview of image building process in Azure
  • Introduction to HashiCorp Packer
  • Key features and benefits of using Packer in Azure
  • Understanding Packer templates

5: Installing and Configuring Packer

  • Installing Packer on various operating systems
  • Configuring authentication with Azure
  • Creating and managing Packer configurations
  • Introduction to Packer builders and provisioners

6: Building Custom Images with Packer

  • Basic Packer configurations for Azure
  • Building VM images with Packer
  • Customizing VM images with pre-configured software and settings
  • Using shell scripts, PowerShell scripts, and configuration management tools with Packer

7: Case Studies and Best Practices

  • Real-world use cases and case studies of IaC implementations in Azure
  • Best practices for designing, implementing, and maintaining IaC solutions
  • Performance optimization tips and troubleshooting strategies for IaC workflows
 

Azure Active Directory (Azure AD)

Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) typically covers various aspects of managing identities, access, and security in the Microsoft Azure cloud environment. Here's a structured outline of the content that such a course might include:

1. Azure AD Fundamentals

  • Understanding identity and access management (IAM) in the cloud
  • Introduction to Azure AD concepts: tenants, users, groups, directories
  • Comparing Azure AD with Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS)
  • Key features and benefits of Azure AD
  • Comparison of Azure AD editions (Free, P1, P2)

2. Managing Users and Groups in Azure AD

  • Creating, editing, and deleting users and groups
  • Assigning roles and permissions to users and groups
  • Managing user lifecycles (provisioning, de-provisioning)

3. Securing Access with Azure AD

  • Multi-factor Authentication (MFA) for enhanced security
  • Conditional Access policies to control access based on conditions
  • Identity Governance for managing user access reviews and privileged access

5. Azure AD Connect and Hybrid Identity

  • Synchronizing identities between on-premises Active Directory and Azure AD
  • Enabling single sign-on for on-premises resources
  • Managing hybrid identity environments
  • Integration of Azure AD with on-premises Active Directory

6. Monitoring and Troubleshooting Azure AD

  • Using Azure AD reporting to track user activity and access attempts
  • Troubleshooting common Azure AD issues
  • Best practices for securing your Azure AD tenant
 

Azure DevOps

A course on Azure DevOps typically covers various aspects of the Azure DevOps platform, including version control, continuous integration, continuous delivery, and agile project management.

1: Introduction to Azure DevOps

  • Overview of Azure DevOps services and components
  • Understanding Azure Boards, Repos, Pipelines, Test Plans, and Artifacts
  • Introduction to DevOps practices and principles

2: Azure Repos

  • Managing source code with Git in Azure Repos
  • Branching and merging strategies
  • Integrating Git repositories with Visual Studio Code and other IDEs
  • Branch policies and code reviews

3: Azure Pipelines

  • Building, testing, and deploying applications with Azure Pipelines
  • Creating CI/CD pipelines for different application types (e.g., .NET, Node.js, Python)
  • Pipeline as code: YAML-based pipeline definitions
  • Integrating with other Azure services and external systems

4: Azure Boards

  • Managing agile projects with Azure Boards
  • Creating and managing work items (e.g., User Stories, Tasks, Bugs)
  • Sprint planning and backlog management
  • Customizing boards and dashboards

5: Azure Test Plans

  • Creating and managing test plans and test suites
  • Manual and exploratory testing
  • Automated testing with Azure Pipelines
  • Test case management and reporting

6: Azure Artifacts

  • Managing packages and dependencies with Azure Artifacts
  • Creating and publishing packages (e.g., NuGet, npm)
  • Package versioning and feeds management
  • Package caching and distribution

7: Integrations and Extensions

  • Integrating Azure DevOps with other tools and services (e.g., GitHub, Slack, Jira)
  • Using Azure DevOps REST APIs and SDKs for automation
  • Exploring the Azure DevOps Marketplace for extensions and integrations
  • Customizing and extending Azure DevOps with custom extensions

8: Monitoring and Analytics

  • Monitoring pipeline performance and health
  • Analyzing build and release trends with Azure DevOps Analytics
  • Creating custom reports and dashboards
  • Continuous improvement and optimization based on analytics

9: Best Practices and Advanced Topics

  • Best practices for adopting and scaling Azure DevOps in organizations
  • Advanced pipeline configurations and techniques
  • Infrastructure as Code (IaC) with Azure DevOps
  • Tips for successful DevOps adoption and transformation
 

Azure Container Registry (ACR) And Azure Kubernetes Service

1. Introduction to Azure Container Registry

  • Overview of containerization and container registries
  • Introduction to Azure Container Registry (ACR) and its features
  • Understanding container image management and distribution

2. Introduction to Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)

  • Overview of containerization and Kubernetes
  • Introduction to Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) and its features
  • Understanding the benefits of using AKS for container orchestration

3. Getting Started with Azure Container Registry

  • Creating and configuring Azure Container Registry
  • Authentication and access control in ACR
  • Pushing and pulling container images to/from ACR
  • Managing repositories and tags

4. Integrating ACR with Docker and Kubernetes

  • Using Docker CLI to interact with Azure Container Registry
  • Configuring Kubernetes to pull images from ACR
  • Managing Kubernetes secrets for accessing ACR
  • Deployment strategies with Kubernetes and ACR

5. Getting Started with AKS

  • Creating and configuring an AKS cluster
  • Authentication and access control in AKS
  • Managing node pools and VM scaling
  • Integrating AKS with Azure Monitor and Log Analytics

6. Deploying Applications to AKS

  • Containerizing applications with Docker
  • Creating Kubernetes manifests for application deployment
  • Deploying applications to AKS using kubectl and Helm
  • Configuring networking and ingress for AKS applications

7. Monitoring and Logging

  • Monitoring AKS clusters with Azure Monitor
  • Configuring logging with Azure Log Analytics
  • Monitoring containerized applications in AKS
  • Analyzing AKS performance metrics and logs

8. Scaling and Autoscaling

  • Horizontal and vertical pod autoscaling in AKS
  • Cluster autoscaler for scaling AKS nodes
  • Configuring custom metrics for autoscaling
  • Best practices for autoscaling AKS deployments

9. High Availability and Disaster Recovery

  • Designing for high availability in AKS
  • Implementing multi-zone AKS clusters
  • Backup and restore strategies for AKS
  • Disaster recovery planning and failover scenarios

10. CI/CD with AKS

  • Implementing CI/CD pipelines with Azure DevOps and GitHub Actions
  • Continuous deployment to AKS using Azure Container Registry (ACR)
  • Blue-green deployments and canary releases in AKS
  • Rolling updates and rollbacks with AKS deployments

11. Cost Optimization and Governance

  • Optimizing AKS costs with reserved instances and spot instances
  • Implementing cost management and budgeting for AKS clusters
  • Implementing governance policies and controls for AKS
  • Resource tagging and cost allocation strategies

12: Best Practices and Optimization

  • Best practices for designing and deploying applications on AKS
  • Optimizing AKS cluster performance and resource usage
  • Tips for troubleshooting common issues and optimizing AKS deployments
  • Advanced AKS features and use cases
 

Azure Migration

1. Introduction to Azure Migrations

  • Overview of cloud migration strategies and benefits
  • Introduction to Azure Migration Center and Azure Migrate
  • Understanding different migration scenarios and use cases
  • Identifying migration goals and objectives

2. Assessing Workloads for Migration

  • Discovery and assessment tools in Azure Migrate
  • Assessing on-premises infrastructure for Azure suitability
  • Assessing application dependencies and performance
  • Identifying migration blockers and risks

3. Planning and Preparing for Migration

  • Creating a migration plan and roadmap
  • Determining migration priorities and timelines
  • Preparing the target Azure environment
  • Planning for data migration and transfer

4. Lift-and-Shift Migrations with Azure Site Recovery

  • Overview of Azure Site Recovery (ASR)
  • Migrating virtual machines (VMs) from on-premises to Azure
  • Implementing disaster recovery and business continuity with ASR
  • Managing and monitoring migration with ASR

7. Data Migration Strategies

  • Planning and executing data migration projects
  • Migrating data to Azure Storage solutions
  • Migrating data to Azure SQL Database, Azure Cosmos DB, and other database services
  • Best practices for data migration and synchronization

8. Network and Security Considerations

  • Planning network connectivity between on-premises and Azure
  • Implementing Azure ExpressRoute and VPN Gateway for secure connectivity
  • Designing network security and access controls in Azure
  • Identity and access management considerations in Azure

9. Post-Migration Operations and Optimization

  • Validating migrated workloads and applications
  • Optimizing performance and resource utilization in Azure
  • Implementing ongoing monitoring, management, and maintenance
  • Continuous improvement and optimization strategies

 

Lab Exercises and Hands-On Practice

Hands-on labs and exercises throughout the course to reinforce learning objectives and gain practical experience with Azure migration tools and techniques.

 

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