AZ-900 : Microsoft Azure Fundamentals (2 Day)

Module 1: Describe core Azure concepts

Lessons

• Introduction to Azure fundamentals
• Discuss Azure fundamental concepts
• Describe core Azure architectural components

• Understand the benefits of cloud computing in Azure and how it can save you time and money
• Explain concepts such as high availability, scalability, elasticity, agility, and disaster recovery
• Describe core Azure architecture components such as subscriptions, management groups, resources and
• Summarize geographic distribution concepts such as Azure regions, region pairs, and availability zon

Module 2: Describe core Azure services

Lessons

• Explore Azure database and analytics services
• Explore Azure compute services
• Explore Azure Storage services
• Explore Azure networking services

• Understand the breadth of services available in Azure including compute, network, storage, and datab
• Identify virtualization services such as Azure Virtual Machines, Azure Container Instances, Azure Ku
• Compare Azure's database services such as Azure Cosmos DB, Azure SQL, Azure Database for MySQL, Azur
• Examine Azure networking resources such as Virtual Networks, VPN Gateways, and Azure ExpressRoute
• Summarize Azure storage services such Azure Blob Storage, Azure Disk Storage, and Azure File Storage

Module 3: Describe core solutions and management tools on Azure

Lessons

• Choose the best AI service for your needs
• Choose the best tools to help organizations build better solutions
• Choose the best monitoring service for visibility, insight, and outage mitigation
• Choose the best tools for managing and configuring your Azure environment
• Choose the best Azure serverless technology for your business scenario
• Choose the best Azure IoT service for your application

• Choose the correct Azure Artificial Intelligence service to address different kinds of business chal
• Choose the best software development process tools and services for a given business scenario.
• Choose the correct cloud monitoring service to address different kinds of business challenges.
• Choose the correct Azure management tool to address different kinds of technical needs and challenge
• Choose the right serverless computing technology for your business scenario.
• Choose the best Azure IoT service for a given business scenario.

Module 4: Describe general security and network security features

Lessons

• Protect against security threats on Azure
• Secure network connectivity on Azure

• Strengthen your security posture and protect against threats by using Azure Security Center.
• Collect and act on security data from many different sources by using Azure Sentinel.
• Manage dedicated physical servers to host your Azure VMs for Windows and Linux by using Azure Dedica
• Identify the layers that make up a defense in depth strategy.
• Explain how Azure Firewall enables you to control what traffic is allowed on the network.
• Configure network security groups to filter network traffic to and from Azure resources within a Mic
• Explain how Azure DDoS Protection helps protect your Azure resources from DDoS attacks.

Module 5: Describe identity, governance, privacy, and compliance features

Lessons

• Secure access to your applications by using Azure identity services
• Build a cloud governance strategy on Azure
• Examine privacy, compliance, and data protection standards on Azure

• Explain the difference between authentication and authorization.
• Describe how Azure Active Directory provides identity and access management.
• Explain the role single sign-on (SSO), multifactor authentication, and Conditional Access play.
• Make organizational decisions about your cloud environment by using the CAF for Azure.
• Define who can access cloud resources by using Azure role-based access control.
• Apply a resource lock to prevent accidental deletion of your Azure resources.
• Apply tags to your Azure resources to help describe their purpose.
• Control and audit how your resources are created by using Azure Policy.
• Enable governance at scale across multiple Azure subscriptions by using Azure Blueprints.
• Explain the types of compliance offerings that are available on Azure.
• Gain insight into regulatory standards and compliance on Azure.
• Explain Azure capabilities that are specific to government agencies.

Module 6: Describe Azure cost management and service level agreements

Lessons

• Plan and manage your Azure costs
• Choose the right Azure services by examining SLAs and service lifecycle

• Use the Total Cost of Ownership Calculator.
• Describe the different ways you can purchase Azure products and services.
• Use the Pricing calculator to estimate the monthly cost of running your cloud workloads.
• Define the major factors that affect total cost and apply recommended practices to minimize cost.
• Describe what a service-level agreement (SLA) is and why SLAs are important.
• Identify factors, such as the service tier you choose, that can affect an SLA.
• Combine SLAs to compute a composite SLA.
• Describe the service lifecycle in Azure.

• Discuss the basics of cloud computing and Azure, and how to get started with Azure's subscriptions and accounts.
• Describe the advantages of using cloud computing services, learning to differentiate between the categories and types of cloud computing, and how to examine the various concepts, resources, and terminology that are necessary to work with Azure architecture.
• Outline the core services available with Microsoft Azure.
• Discuss the core solutions that encompass a wide array of tools and services from Microsoft Azure.
• Describe the general security and network security features, and how you can use the various Azure services to help ensure that your cloud resources are safe, secure, and trusted.
• Discuss the identity, governance, privacy, and compliance features, and how Azure can help you secure access to cloud resources, what it means to build a cloud governance strategy, and how Azure adheres to common regulatory and compliance standards.
• Discuss the factors that influence cost, tools you can use to help estimate and manage your cloud spend, and how Azure's service-level agreements (SLAs) can impact your application design decisions.