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AZ-104T00: Microsoft Azure Administrator Certification Course
AZ-104 Certification Exam
Learn multiple aspects from securing identities with Azure Active Directory, implementing users and groups, to monitoring the Azure infrastructure with the four-day-long Microsoft Azure Administrator training. Our Microsoft Azure-authorized instructors take you through 11 comprehensive modules an
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AZ 104 Certification Course Overview
Vinsys intermediate-level Microsoft Azure Administratortraining helps you manage Azure subscriptions, secure identities, and administer the infrastructure. In addition, it lets you configure virtual networking, connect Azure and on-premises sites and manage network traffic.The in-depth course explainsimplementing storage solutions, creating and scaling virtual machines, implementing web apps and containers, backing up/sharing data, and monitoring your solution.
Azure Administrator trainingalso prepares you for theAZ-104 exam, required for earning theMicrosoft Certified: Azure Administrator Associatecertification.
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Course Objectives
- To Configure Microsoft Entra ID.
- Configure User/Group Accounts.
- Configure Subscriptions.
- Configure MS Azure Policy.
- Configure Role-based Access Control.
- Configure Azure Resources with Tools.
- Utilize Azure Resource Manager.
- Configure Resources with MS Azure Resource Manager Templates.
- Configure Virtual Networks.
- Configure Network Security Groups.
- Configure Azure DNS.
- Configure Microsoft Azure Virtual Network Peering.
- Configure Network Routing & Endpoints.
- Configure Azure Load Balancer.
- Configure MS Azure Application Gateway.
- Configure Storage Accounts.
- Configure Azure Blob Storage.
- Configure Azure Storage Security.
- Configure MS Azure Files & Azure File Sync.
- Configure Azure Storage with Tools.
- Configure Virtual Machines.
- Configure Virtual Machine Availability.
- Configure Azure App Service Plans.
- Configure Azure App Service.
- Configure Azure Container Instances.
- Configure File/Folder Backups.
- Configure Virtual Machine Backups.
- Configure Azure Monitor.
- Configure MS Azure Alerts.
- Configure Log Analytics.
- Configure Network Watcher.
- Prepare for the AZ-104 accreditation exam.
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Audience
- Azure administrators involved in implementing, managing and monitoring identity, governance, storage, computing or virtual networks in cloud environments.
- The ones who provision, size, monitor and adjust resources.
- Those willing to earn Microsoft's Azure Administrator Associate credential.
Eligibility Criteria
• Course aspirants should have virtualization, networking, identity, and storage experience.
• Knowledge of on-premises virtualization technologies and network configurations.
• Understanding of Active Directory concepts, resilience and disaster recovery, backup and restore operations.
• Recommended Pre-course Training: AZ-900T00: Microsoft Azure Fundamentals.
Course Outline
Configuring Microsoft Entra ID
- Defining Microsoft Entra concepts, including identities, accounts, and tenants.
- Describing MS Entra features to support different configurations.
- Understanding differences between Microsoft Entra ID and Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS).
- Choosing between supported editions of Microsoft Entra ID.
- Using the Microsoft Entra self-service password reset feature.
Configuring User & Group Accounts
- Configuring user accounts and user account properties.
- Creating new user accounts.
- Importing bulk user accounts with a template.
- Configuring group accounts and assignment types.
Configuring Subscriptions
- Determining the correct region to locate MS Azure services.
- Reviewing features and use cases for Azure subscriptions.
- Obtaining an Azure subscription.
- Understanding billing/features for different Azure subscriptions.
- Utilizing Microsoft Cost Management for cost analysis.
- Discovering when to use Azure resource tagging.
- Identifying ways to reduce costs.
Configuring Azure Policy
- Creating management groups to target policies and spending budgets.
- Implementing Azure Policy with policy and initiative definitions.
- Scoping Azure policies and determining compliance.
Configuring Role-based Access Control
- Identifying features and using cases for role-based access control.
- Listing and creating role definitions.
- Creating role assignments.
- Identifying differences between Azure RBAC and Microsoft Entra roles.
- Managing access to subscriptions with RBAC.
- Reviewing built-in Azure RBAC roles.
Configuring MS Azure Resources with Tools
- Managing resources with the Azure portal.
- Managing resources with Azure Cloud Shell.
- Managing resources with Azure PowerShell.
- Managing resources with Azure CLI.
Utilizing Azure Resource Manager
- Identifying the features and usage cases for Azure Resource Manager.
- Describing each Azure Resource Manager component and its usage.
- Organizing your Azure resources with resource groups.
- Applying Azure Resource Manager locks.
- Moving Azure resources between groups, subscriptions, and regions.
- Removing resources and resource groups.
- Applying and tracking resource limits.
Configuring Resources with Azure Resource Manager Templates
- Listing the advantages of Azure templates.
- Identifying the Azure template schema components.
- Specifying Azure template parameters.
- Locating and using Azure Quickstart Templates.
Configuring Virtual Networks
- Describing Azure virtual network features and components.
- Identifying features and usage cases for subnets and subnetting.
- Identifying usage cases for private and public IP addresses.
- Creating a virtual network and assigning IP addresses.
Configuring Network Security Groups
- Determining when to use network security groups.
- Creating network security groups.
- Implementing and evaluating network security group rules.
- Describing the function of application security groups.
Configuring MS Azure DNS
- Identifying features and usage cases for domains, custom domains, and private zones.
- Verifying custom domain names by using DNS records.
- Implementing DNS zones, DNS delegation, and DNS record sets.
Configuring Microsoft Azure Virtual Network Peering
- Identifying usage cases and product features of Azure Virtual Network peering.
- Configuring your network to implement Azure VPN Gateway for transit connectivity.
- Extending peering using a hub and spoke network with user-defined routes and service chaining.
Configuring Network Routing & Endpoints
- Implementing system routes and user-defined routes.
- Configuring a custom route.
- Implementing service endpoints.
- Identifying features and usage cases for Azure Private Link and endpoint services.
Configuring Azure Load Balancer
- Identifying features and usage cases for Azure Load Balancer.
- Implementing public and internal Azure load balancers.
- Comparing features of load balancer SKUs and configuration differences.
- Configuring back-end pools, load-balancing rules, session persistence, and health probes.
Configuring MS Azure Application Gateway
- Identifying features and usage cases for Azure Application Gateway.
- Implementing an Azure application gateway, including selecting a routing method.
- Configuring gateway components, such as listeners, health probes, and routing rules.
Configuring Storage Accounts
- Identifying features and usage cases for Azure storage accounts.
- Selecting between different types of Azure Storage and creating storage accounts.
- Selecting a storage replication strategy.
- Configuring secure network access to storage endpoints.
Configuring Azure Blob Storage
- Understanding the purpose and benefits of Azure Blob Storage.
- Creating and configuring Azure Blob Storage accounts.
- Managing containers and blobs within Azure Blob Storage.
- Optimizing blob storage performance and scalability.
- Implementing lifecycle management policies to automate data movement and deletion.
- Determining the best pricing plans for your Azure Blob Storage.
Configuring Azure Storage Security
- Configuring a shared access signature (SAS), including the uniform resource identifier (URI) and SAS parameters.
- Configuring Azure Storage encryption.
- Implementing customer-managed keys.
- Recommending opportunities to improve Azure Storage security.
Configuring MS Azure Files & Azure File Sync
- Identifying storage for file shares and blob data.
- Configuring Azure file shares and file share snapshots.
- Identifying features and use cases of Azure File Sync.
- Identifying Azure File Sync components and configuration steps.
Configuring Azure Storage with Tools
- Configuring and using Azure Storage Explorer.
- Configuring the Azure Import/Export service.
- Using the WAImportExport tool with the Azure Import/Export service.
- Configuring and using AZCopy.
Configuring Virtual Machines
- Determining the responsibilities of cloud service providers and customers in a cloud computing environment.
- Identifying the key considerations and factors involved in planning for virtual machines. Considerations include workload requirements, resource allocation, and secure access.
- Configuring virtual machine storage and virtual machine sizing.
- Creating a virtual machine in the Azure portal.
- Practicing deploying an Azure virtual machine and verifying the configuration.
Configuring Virtual Machine Availability
- Implementing availability sets and availability zones.
- Implementing update and fault domains.
- Implementing Azure Virtual Machine Scale Sets.
- Autoscaling virtual machines.
Configuring Azure App Service Plans
- Identifying features and usage cases for Azure App Service.
- Selecting an appropriate Azure App Service plan pricing tier.
- Scaling an Azure App Service plan.
Configuring Azure App Service
- Identifying features and usage cases for Azure App Service.
- Creating an app with Azure App Service.
- Configuring deployment settings, specifically deployment slots.
- Securing your Azure App Service app.
- Configuring custom domain names.
- Backing up and restoring your Azure App Service app.
- Configuring Azure Application Insights.
Configuring Azure Container Instances
- Identifying when to use containers versus virtual machines.
- Identifying the features and usage cases of Azure Container Instances.
- Implementing Azure container groups.
Configuring File/Folder Backups
- Identifying features and usage cases for Azure Backup.
- Configuring Azure Recovery Services vault backup options.
- Configuring the Microsoft Azure Recovery Services (MARS) agent for Azure Backup.
- Implementing on-premises file and folder backups.
Configuring Virtual Machine Backups
- Identifying features and usage cases for different Azure backup methods.
- Configuring virtual machine snapshots and backup options.
- Implementing virtual machine backup and restore, including soft delete.
- Performing site-to-site recovery by using Azure Site Recovery.
- Comparing the Azure Backup agent to the Microsoft Azure Backup Server.
Configuring Azure Monitor
- Identifying the features and usage cases for Azure Monitor.
- Configuring and interpreting metrics and logs.
- Identifying the Azure Monitor components and data types.
- Configuring the Azure Monitor activity log.
Configuring MS Azure Alerts
- Identifying Azure Monitor alerts, including alert types and alert states.
- Configuring Azure Monitor alerts.
- Creating alert rules and action groups.
Configuring Log Analytics
- Identifying the features and usage cases for Log Analytics.
- Creating a Log Analytics workspace.
- Structuring a Log Analytics query and reviewing results.
Configuring Network Watcher
- Identifying the features and usage cases for Azure Network Watcher.
- Configuring diagnostic capabilities like IP Flow Verify, Next Hop, and Network Topology.
About The Certification
| Skills Tested | Weightage |
| Managing Azure Identities & Governance | 20-25 % |
| Implementing & Managing Storage | 15-20 % |
| Deploying & Managing Azure Compute Resources | 20-25 % |
| Implementing & Managing Virtual Networking | 15-20 % |
| Monitoring & Maintaining Azure Resources | 10-15 % |
The 2-hour and 40-60-questions-long AZ-104: Microsoft Azure Administrator exam is available in multiple languages, including English, Italian, Chinese, Korean, Japanese, French, Spanish, and German.
It measures your ability to manage MS Azure identities/governance, implement/manage storage, deploy/manage Azure compute resources, implement/manage virtual networking, and monitor/maintain Azure resources.
Passing Score: 700/1,000. Exam Cost: $165.
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FAQ’s
Is AZ-104T00 Azure Administrator training useful for implementing an organization's cloud infrastructure?
Yes, it is! A Microsoft Azure administrator often works as part of a larger team dedicated to implementing organizational cloud infrastructure. The role also extends to coordinating with other individuals to deliver MS Azure networking, security, database, application development, or DevOps solutions.
Can I attend the training without formally completing my Azure Fundamentals course?
Yes, you can. AZ-900T00: Microsoft Azure Fundamentals is merely a suggested pre-AZ-104T00 training. Equivalent knowledge and hands-on experience are sufficient to proceed.
What's the hourly duration of AZ-104T00 Microsoft Azure Administrator training?
Approx. 32 hours spread across 4 days.
Does this course help prepare for multiple Azure accreditations?
The AZ-104T00 Azure Administrator training primarily builds your capabilities for finalizing Microsoft's Azure Administrator Associate certification.
How many exams are needed to complete the Microsoft Certified Azure Administrator Associate credential?
Only one exam, AZ-104: Microsoft Azure Administrator.
Is it hard to pass Azure's AZ-104 exam?
It may prove daunting, especially for individuals with little or no networking, security or virtualization expertise. However, a carefully crafted learning approach combined with Vinsys' Microsoft training abilities can do wonders.
Are there specific technology experiences that could come in handy while taking the Azure Administrator exam?
Yes, familiarity with operating systems, networking, servers or virtualization, and experience with PowerShell, Azure CLI, The Azure portal, Azure Resource Manager templates and Microsoft Entra ID could be beneficial.
Will I get training in sync with all the recent changes in the AZ-104 exam content?
Yes, Vinsys, an authorized Microsoft Partner, always brings you the up-to-date learning curriculum.
Does AZ-104T00 training provide approved courseware?
Yes, you will get access to the Microsoft Official Courseware (MOC).
Is there an option to customize the AZ-104T00 training and choose my desired learning time slots?
You may opt for any of our highly customizable, blended and time-flexible ILVT, online, in-house, interactive face-to-face, eLearning or self-paced solutions.
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