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vii. you will only use qualified Trainers who have in-depth knowledge of and experience with the Microsoft technology that is the subject of the Microsoft Instructor-Led Courseware being tau all your Authorized Training Sessions, viii. you will only deliver a maximum of 15 hours of training per week for each Authorized Trainin Session that uses a MOC title, and ix. you acknowledge that Trainers that are not MCTs will not have access to all of the trainer re for the Microsoft Instructor-Led Courseware.

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Microsoft Learning would like to acknowledge and thank the following for their c ontributions towar developing this title. Their effort at various stages of development has ensured that you have a good classroom experience.

Marcin Policht – Content Developer Marcin Policht obtained his Masters of Computer Science degree 18 years ago, and since then has worked in the IT field, focusing primarily on directory services, virtualization, system management, and database management. Marcin authored the first book dedicated to Windows Management Instrumentation, and co-wrote several others on topics ranging from core operating system features to high-availability solutions. His articles have been published on ServerWatch.com and DatabaseJournal.com. Marcin has been a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) for the last seven years.

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Telmo Sampaio is a Senior Program Manager for the Azure Customer Advisory Group (CAT) group a Microsoft, where he specializes in identifying patterns and creating guidance for Azure c ustomers. H is a trainer, architect, developer, consultant, author, and speaker at events such as Ignite, Build, Tech Microsoft Management Summit (MMS), and PASS Summit. Telmo is very active in the Micr osoft Cer Trainer (MCT) community, being one of the first M CT Regional Leads.





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Contents Module 1: Getting started with Microsoft Azure Module Overview

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Module 6: Cloud storage Module Overview

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Module 7: Microsoft Azure databases Module Overview

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This section provides a brief description of your course, including audience, suggested prerequisit course objectives.

Course Description

This course provides the underlying knowledge required by all individuals who will be evaluating Microsoft Azure, whether they are administrators, developers, or database administrators. This cou also provides the prerequisite knowledge for students wanting to attend Course 20532: Developin Microsoft Azure Solutions, or Course 20533: Implementing Microsoft Azure Infrastructure Solutions

This course will introduce students to the principles of cloud computing. Students will become fam with how Microsoft Azure implements these principles. In addition, this course will explain how to implement the core Azure infrastructure, consisting of virtual networks and storage. With this foun students will learn how to create the most common Azure services, including Azure Virtual Machin Web Apps, and Azure SQL Database (SQL Database). The course will conclude by describing the fe of Azure Active Directory (Azure A D) and methods of integrating it with on-premises Active Dir Domain Services (AD DS).

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Module 2, “Microsoft Azure management tools” explains Azure PowerShell and its use in mana Azure subscriptions. It also describes how to use the Azure SDK and the Azure CLI to manage Az subscriptions. Module 3, “Virtual machines in Microsoft Azure” explains how to create and configure virtual machines in Azure and how to manage disks for v irtual machines. Module 4, “Web Apps and cloud services” explains how to create, configure, and mo nitor web in Azure. It also describes how to create and d eploy Azure PaaS cloud services.

Module 5, “Creating and configuring virtual networks” explains how to create and implement A networks and how to use their You're components to enhance the resiliency and availability of virtual Reading a Preview machines. Unlock full access with a free trial.

Module 6, “Cloud storage” explains the features and benefits of cloud storage. It also explains h to create, manage, and configure cloud storage in Azure.


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Module Reviews and Takeaways: provide on-the-job reference material to boost knowledge skills retention. Lab Answer Keys: provide step-by-step lab solution guidance.

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This section provides information for setting up the classroom environment to support the business scenario of the course.

Virtual Machine Configuration In this course, you will use a Windows 10 client comp uter running on Hyper-V to perform the labs.

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Note: You can use your own full or trial Azure subscription if you wish. However, you should note that the labs have not been tested with all subscription types and, while unlikely, some variation might exist due to subscription limitations. Also, be aware that the scripts used in the labs will delete any existing services or comp onents present in Azure under the subscription that you use.

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As organizations move their information technology (IT) workloads to the clo ud, it becomes imper Unlock full access with a free trial. that IT professionals and developers understand the principles that form the basis for cloud soluti and learn how to deploy and manage cloud applications, services, and infrastructure.


This module starts with a general overview of cloud c omputing, and then it focuses on Azure and services that organizations use most commonly. It also introduces the Azure portal, which serv es a primary graphical user interface (GUI) for managing these services. The module concludes with a description of the main characteristics of Azure subscriptions, and Azure billing and support optio

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What is cloud computing?

Cloud computing plays an increasingly important role in IT infrastructure. Therefore, as an IT profess you must be aware of fundamental cloud principles and techniques. There are three main cloudcomputing models: public, private, and hybrid. Each of these models provides an equivalent range o services, but each implements and delivers the services in a different manner. As part of your journe the cloud, you need to become aware of these differences and d ecide which model best suits your needs.

This lesson introduces cloud computing, and describes the considerations for implementing cloud-b services.

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Private cloud. Organizations can own and manage their computing resources in the form of private clouds, which offer benefits similar to those of public clouds. However, their design is for a single organization’s use, and$4.99/month. the organization manages and maintains Special offer for students: Only the private cloud’s infrastructure in its own 



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Hybrid cloud. In a hybrid cloud , a technology binds two separate clouds (public and private) tog to combine and complement the benefits that each delivers. This allows yo u to decide which elements of your services and infrastructure you want to host privately and which you want to h in the public cloud. Many organizations use a hybrid model by extending their existing on-prem private-cloud implementation to the cloud.

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SaaS offerings deliver applications as cloud-based services. Users can subscribe to these services and use the corresponding applications, usually through a web browser or by installing a client-side app. The most common examples of Micr oso services include Microsoft Office 365, Skype for Business Online, OneDrive, and Microsoft Dynamic Online. The primary advantage of SaaS services is that they provide immediate access to applicatio without users having to install and maintain them. Customers do not have to worry about issues s insufficient patch levels or lack of compliance, because the service provider handles all correspond maintenance tasks.

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You're Reading Preview PaaS offerings consist of cloud-based services that a prov ide resources that developers can leverage design and implement their own solutions. Typically, PaaS consists of fundamental operating-syste Unlock full access with a free trial. capabilities, including storage and computing, and functional services that assist with managing application lifecycle. PaaS offerings usually incorporate application programming interfaces (APIs) as configuration and management interfaces. With The most Download Freecommon Trial examples of Microsoft PaaS serv include Azure SQL Database or Azure App Serv ice. IaaS

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Discussion: How will cloud computing benefit your organization? Consider how the various cloud-computing scenarios might benefit your organization. Be prepared to discuss this with the class.





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What is Azure?

Azure is a public-cloud offering from Microsoft that provides a wide range of IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS services from globally distributed datacenters. This lesson provides an ov erview of the Azure infrastructure and its services, and it also introduces two management models that are available if provision these services.


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At the time of this course’s creation, the list of existing and newly announced Azure regions includes following: 

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Datacenter placement follows the principle of pairing, and each datacenter has its c ounterpart in t same geographical area. The only exception is the Brazil South region, which pairs with the South US region. The primary purpose of this pairing arrangement is to allow you to design and implem cloud-based disaster-recovery solutions, while retaining all services in the same geographical loca You're Reading a Preview This often is required to comply with regulatory, compliance, and data-sovereignty rules that governments and regional organizations Additionally, Unlock fullimpose. access with a free trial.Microsoft’s Azure datacenter disast recovery and maintenance procedures consider this pairing to minimize the potential impact of an incident that affects multiple regions. As you decide where to deploy your Azure services, you sho Download With Free Trial take into account datacenter pairing.

The design of the datacenters minimizes power usage for maximum efficiency, relying on a modul design to streamline implementation and maintenance. Server clusters in each datacenter contain multiple racks of servers. The Fabric Controller distributed service manages provisioning, dynamic and hardware fault management for the virtual servers that host cloud services on the cluster’s ph  servers. Read Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title


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Application Gateway. Build an application-layer load balancing, with support for such feat Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) offloading, cookie affinity, or URL-based routing.

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Historically, the Service Management programming model was the primary method Download With Free Trial for managing Azure services. The Service Management model dictated how you created and managed resources, and the properties and methods that those services supported. This, in turn, affected their behavior and the actions that you could apply to them. These properties and Read Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title actions were exposed via graphical and  Useful  Not useful programmatic interfaces. The GUI was a web Cancel anytime. Special offer for students: Only $4.99/month. portal, while the programmatic interface was accessible via programming and scripting


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Note: Every resource that you create exists in one, and only one, resource group. This also applies to services that you deploy by using Serv ice Management. However, in this case, you cannot specify the target resource group to use.

Azure Resource Manager also fully supports a role-based access control (RBAC). This mechanism r on predefined and custom-defined roles to grant users and gr oups that reside in Azure Active Dire with the necessary permissions to conduct role-specific actions on a subscription, resource group, resource level. Tagging is another benefit of the new management model, and it involves assignin arbitrary labels to resources and resource groups. You c an utilize this to document your cloud environment and, for example, specify a resource’s ownership, and then identify that resource as a of your production, test, or development environment. Additionally, billing data includes tags, whi allows you to identify cost associated with tagged resources.

Note: When assigning permissions via RBAC, you have to c hoose users and groups from the Azure Active Directory tenant that is associated with your subscription. When you create a new subscription by using a Microsoft account, you will provision a new Azure Active Directory tenant automatically, labeled Default Directory , in your subscription. This tenant also is associated with your Azure subscription automatically. However, you can change this association to use the same Azure Active Directory tenant across multiple subscriptions.

The group-based approach also ties to a new deployment methodology that Azure Resource Man You're Reading a Preview introduced, and which is based on deployment templates. A template is a JSON-formatted file tha defines a resource collection that you intend to implement in the same resource group. The result Unlock full access with a free trial. deployment populates the target resource group, according to the template’s content.

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Check Your Knowledge Question Which of the following items did Azure Resource Manager introduce? Select the correct answer. Tags Template-based deployment Role-based access control (RBAC) An Azure Web portal Windows PowerShell-based management of Azure services





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Lesson 3

Managing Azure

Azure provides web-based portals in which you can prov ision and manage your organization’s Azu subscriptions, services, and resources. These portals provide a friendly, intuitive environment for interacting with Azure. In this lesson, you will learn how to navigate these portals and use their bas features.


Describe the Azure classic portal.

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The Azure portal The Azure portal at https://portal.azure.com is the primary user interface (UI) for provisioning and You're Reading a Preview managing Azure resources and services. It is a Unlock access web application, and it requires that youfull sign in with a free trial. by using one of two types of accounts: 

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The Azure portal visual elements The Azure portal contains the following primary UI elements: 

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Dashboard. The dashboard is a customizable home page that serves as t he starting point of you interaction with the Azure environment. You can pin items that you use regularly to your dashbo thereby making it easier to navigate to them. By default, the dashboard includes several precrea tiles, including the global Azure Service health, which is a shortcut to the list of all resources tha have provisioned, as well as the Marketplace and Help + support tiles. You also can create multi dashboards, switch between them depending on your preferences, and share them with others.

Blades. Blades are scrollable panes in which you can view and configure details of an item that y select. As you select items in the current blade, new blades open on the right side of it, so you c navigate through several blades. This enables you to view the details of resources that the curre selected item consists of, or with which it is associated. You can maximize and minimize blades t optimize screen space and simplify navigation.

Hub menu. The Hub menu is a customizable, vertical bar on the left side of the page. At a m inim it contains the New and More services entries. The New entry serves as an entry point for crea new services in your Azure environment. Service prov isioning occurs asynchronously. You can monitor the provisioning status by clicking the notification (bell) icon i n the upper part of the po page. The More services entry allows you to explore existing services based on the service type search for them based on the values of tags that you assigned to them previously.

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The Azure classic portal The Azure classic portal, which you can access at https://manage.windowsazure.com, is the legacy web interface that you can use to access your Azure subscription’s services. This interface differs significantly from the Azure portal. Furthermore, you cannot customize it, and it does not support newer features, including those that are applicable to the Azure Resource Manager model.

The visual elements of the Azure classic portal

The Azure classic portal consists of several individual pages that represent a number of Service Management services. However, there are two exceptions to having an individual page representing a service. These include the all items page that displays all Service Management serv provisioned in your subscriptions and the Settings page, in which you can configure subscriptionsettings.

You can click the New button in the portal’s lower-left corner to provision a new instance of a serv Similar to the Azure portal, service provisioning occurs asynchronously. You can use an indicator a page’s bottom to view a list of completed and in-process tasks.


The all items page and each service-specific page list your provisioned services. The list shows the status, and service-specific settings for each service. can click a service name in the list to view Unlock full access withYou a free trial. server instance’s dashboard, and multiple tabbed subpages allow you to view and configure servic specific settings. In most cases, you make changes to a service by using the command bar, at the b Download With Free Trial of each subpage. It includes context-specific icons.

The Azure classic portal and support for management models

The Azure classic portal supports only the Service Management model. You will not find any refere to resource groups, and you will not be able to manage or view services or resources that you dep  your subscription by using Azure Resource Manager. Read Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title


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Client tools The Azure portals provide an easy-to-use GUI from which you can manage your Azure subscriptions and services. However, due to their interactive nature, they are not suitable for automation or for streamlining routine, repetitive, and potentially error-prone tasks. If you want to minimize your administrative overhead, you should utilize scripts or programs by using Windows PowerShell, the Azure Command-Line Interface (CLI), or Microsoft Visual Studio. A fourth option, Azure Cloud Shell, combines the benefits of the Azure portal GUI and the automation capability of command-line tools.

Using Windows PowerShell with Azure PowerShell modules

Windows PowerShell provides a scripting platform from which you can manage a wide range of infrastructure elements, including Azure subscriptions and their components. You can do this from computer that is running the Windows, Linux, or Mac OS X operating systems. Windows PowerShell’ versatility is the result of its extensibility, which capitalizes on PowerShell modules that contain encapsulated code in PowerShell cmdlets. After you import these mod ules into your operating syste you can start using these cmdlets. You're Reading a Preview Azure PowerShell module is the primary PowerShell library for managing Azure services. Unlock full access with a free trial.

Note: You will learn more about Azure PowerShell in “Mod Download With Free Trial ule 2: Microsoft Azure management tools” of this course.

Azure CLI


The Azure CLI provides a set of commands that you can use to manage Azure subscriptions and thei components, similar to Azure PowerShell. Similar to Windows PowerShell, it runs on a variety  of Linu Read Free For 30 Days Sign up to vote on this title distributions and Mac OS X.   Useful  Not useful Cancel anytime.

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Azure Cloud Shell

If you like the convenience of the Azure portal but want to leverage command-line capabilities, yo should consider using Cloud Shell. Azure Cloud Shell offers a command prompt window accessibl directly from the Azure portal, from which you can run Azure CLI com mands.

Since Azure Cloud Shell works directly within an internet browser window, it does not depend on a locally installed components, unlike Windows PowerShell or Azure CLI. It also does not require a s authentication mechanism, relying instead on the same credentials that you used to sign in to the portal.

Azure Cloud Shell requires a file share residing in an Azure storage account within the current subscription. This provides the ability to persist modifications to this directory across separate com line sessions. While it is possible to use Azure Cloud Shell to run scripts, its primary purpose is to p a way to run commands interactively directly from the Azure portal.

Note: At the time of authoring this course, Azure Cloud Shell is in preview. It provides the ability to run Linux shell interpreters, Azure CLI, and a number of popular Azure command line utilities. It is expected that its support will be extended to include W indows PowerShell.

Check Your Knowledge Question

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You cannot view resources deployed by using Azure Resource Man Download With Free Trial templates.

You cannot view resources by using Service Management deploym You cannot delegate permissions by using RBAC.

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Lesson 4

Subscription management, support, and billing

To implement Azure services, you first must create an Azure subscription, which constitutes the prim management and billing boundary for Azure services. This lesson presents the basic princ iples of Az subscriptions, describes how to manage subscription features, and provides an overview of Azure bi options.


Describe the functionality of accounts, subscriptions, administrative roles, and RBAC.

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Accounts, subscriptions, administrative roles, and RBAC You're Reading a Preview To implement Azure services, you must have a subscription. You can sign up for aUnlock subscription as full access with a free trial. an individual or as an organization. The sign-up process creates an Azure account, assuming you Download With Free Trial do not have one, and it creates a subscription within that account. If you have an existing account, you can add to it multiple subscriptions. Accounts and subscriptions

An Azure account determines Azure Master your semester withhowScribd subscription usage is reported, and to whom it is & The Newreported. YorkATimes subscription constitutes the administrative and billing boundary within an Special offer for students: Only $4.99/month. account, which means that:


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Note: A subscription’s Account Administrator is the only person who has access to the Account Center. However, account administrators do not have any access to services in that subscription.

Additional Reading: You can access the Azure Account Center from the Micr osoft website at: http://aka.ms/Cbnltm

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Service Administrator. There is one Service A dministrator for each Azure subscription. The Ser Administrator initially is the only account that you can use to access t he Azure classic portal to and manage services by using its interface. By default, the user acco unt associated with this ro the same as the account administrator when your subscription is created.

Co-Administrator. Service administrator can create up to 200 Co-Administrators for each Azur subscription. Co-administrators have full permissions to create and manage Azure serv ices in same subscription, but they cannot revoke Service administrator pr ivileges or grant Co-admin privileges to others. They also cannot change the association of the current subscription to its Active Directory tenant, as this also requires Service ad ministrator privileges.

Note: The Service Administrator and Co-Administrators are able to view the current usage of the subscription and its quotas.


In order to comply with the p rinciple of least privilege, you should avoid relying on Co-Administra delegation of access to your subscription. when using Unlock fullInstead, access with a free trial.Azure Resource Manager deployme model, you have the option to grant a minimum required set of permissions by using the b uilt-in custom RBAC roles.


RBAC allows you to provide granular access to Azure resources, down to the level of individual res and one or more actions on that resource. You can specify the extent of access by using a pr edefin custom role, which is assigned to an Azure Ac tive Directory user, group, or app lication.

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Buy from a Microsoft Reseller. This option allows you to capitalize on your existing relationship the same reseller from whom you purchase Microsoft so ftware under the Open Volume License Program. In this case, you buy Open credits, and then use them to activate a new subscription o supplement credits on an existing one.

Additional Reading: For more information, refer to: “ Get Started with Azure in Open Licensing” at: http://aka.ms/Kem08f

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Enterprise agreements. This option is best for large or ganizations that sign an Enterprise Agreem and make an upfront commitment to purchase Azure services. C ustomers who select this option use the Enterprise Portal to administer their subscription. By m aking an up-front monetary commitment, customers can realize significant savings.

Additional Reading: For more information, refer to: “ Licensing Azure for the Enterprise” at: http://aka.ms/Voag7x

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Azure Compute Pre-Purchase Plan. This plan involves an up-front purchase of 12 months of a particular Azure virtual machine (VM) instance, including instance family, size, region, and opera system. It offers significantly discounted pricing of up to 63 percent compared with standard rat is available for Enterprise Agreement customers only.

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Azure online forums (MSDN and Stack Ov erflow).

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Additional Reading: For more information about support plans, refer to: “Azure Support For Customers” at: http://aka.ms/cqf65f

Azure pricing Cloud technologies generally enable you to minimize or eliminate capital expenditures completely. They also might help customers lower their operational costs. These principles are applicable to Azure and are reflected in its pr icing model.

Azure charges are, for the most part, calculated on a per-minute basis, and they reflect actual usage. For example, when you deploy Azure virtual machines, the corresponding cost reflects You're Reading a Preview mainly the time during which they are online. These charges apply whenever a virtual machine Unlock full access with a free trial. is running, but terminate as soon as you stop it. Another, smaller part of virtual-machine cost refle usage of Azure storage for virtual machine disk files. When using a Standard storage account, you Download With Trial of Input/Output storage operatio charged for only the disk space that you use and forFree the number your workload performs. For example, if you provision a 1 terabyte (TB) disk, but you store only 20 gigabyte (GB) of data on it, then your cost will represent slightly above 2% of the cost of the entire Note: There are some exceptions to this rule, typically applicable to higher end services Master yourwhere semester with Scribd  you pay for guaranteed, provisioned capacity. For example, the Premium Read Free For 30 Days Sign up towith vote on this title Storage (equivalent to Solid State Drives storage), you would pay for entire 1TB disk, regardless of t he & The New York Times Useful  Not useful  amount of data you store on it. On the other hand, in this case, there would be no charges for Cancel anytime.

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Pricing calculator To estimate the cost of Azure services that you plan to provision, you can use the Azure pricing calculator. This web-based tool allows you to pick different types of Azure services, specify their total projected usage (in hours, weeks, or months), pricing tier, target Azure region, and support options. Then based on this information, you can determine the overall cost of a solution that meets your needs.

Demonstration: Viewing resource cost, billing data, and subscription us and quotas In this demonstration, you will see how to: 

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Lab: Using the Azure portals Scenario

A. Datum Corporation is a manufacturing company, based in the United States, with satellite office 1,000 employees around the world. A. Datum does not use cloud-based services for any of its tech needs. Its employees are well-versed in Microsoft technologies and tools, and the IT department i proficient in configuring and maintaining Active Directory, and in using SQL Server, Windows Serv Visual Studio for administrative tasks.

However, A. Datum wants to investigate how Azure could help reduce IT deployment, managemen development costs. A. Datum managers believe this mig ht drastically reduce the total cost of own of their applications and provide simplified world-wide access to these applications. A. Datum inte evaluate which of their IT services can run efficiently in Azure.

To prepare for future deployments to Azure, you plan to become familiar with the interface of the portals, focusing on their customizability and the support for retrieving billing and resource usage

Objectives After completing this lab, you will be able to: 

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As part of exploring the Azure por tal interface, you want to customize it so you can find information easily.

Exercise 2: Viewing billing, usage, and quotas data Question: The lab showed you how you use different methods to view charges of services and resources in your subscription. Which method allows you to download an Excel spreadsheet that contains billing data?





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Module Review and Takeaways Review Question Question: What are the three categories of cloud services?





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The Microsoft Azure portals provide a graphical user interface (GUI) for managing your Azure subscriptions and services. However, in some scenarios, the Azure portals might not offer the mos optimal management capabilities. In many cases, you might want to automate repetitive or cumbe administrative tasks by creating reusable scripts that can easily write and modify. You can acco You're Reading a you Preview this objective by taking advantage of the Azure PowerShell m odules and the Azure command-line Unlock full access withina addition free trial. to these two command-line-based interface (CLI). If you have programming skills, then approaches, you can also develop custom Azure management solutions by using Microsoft Visual and other programming tools. Download With Free Trial

Objectives After completing this module, you will b e able to: Describe and use Azure PowerShell to manage your Azure subscription.

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Lesson 1

What is Azure PowerShell?

Windows PowerShell provides a scripting platform intended to manage various aspects of your computing environment. You can extend its capabilities by importing software libraries, known as modules. Modules encapsulate Windows PowerShell code in the form o f functions or compiled assemblies, referred to as cmdlets. This principle also applies when you work with Azure. This lesson explores how you can use Windows PowerShell in combination with Azure Po werShell modules to connect to an Azure subscription and to provision and m anage Azure services.


Describe Windows PowerShell.

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Introduction to Windows PowerShell


Windows PowerShell is a technology that consists Unlock full access with a free trial. of a scripting language and the corresponding engine responsible for script processing. The engine is available within a host application. TheWith Free Trial Download Windows operating system provides two primary host applications. The first one, implemented as powershell.exe, takes the form of the commandline console. The second one, implemented as powershell_ise.exe, provides a graphical interface,  known as the Windows PowerShell Integrated Read Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title  Scripting Environment (Windows PowerShell ISE). Not useful  Useful  Cancel anytime. Some benefits of the Windows PowerShell ISE Special offer for students: Only $4.99/month. include the ability to open, edit, and run multiple scripts simultaneously, and access to context-sensi


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Windows PowerShell cmdlets

The primary strength of Windows PowerShell is its extensibility, which r elies on its ability to dynam load software modules that contain cmdlets and functions. You can either run these functions and cmdlets interactively from the Windows PowerShell console prompt and the Windows PowerShell console pane, or incorporate them into custom scripts.

Windows PowerShell cmdlets use the syntax that follows the verb-noun format. Each noun has a corresponding collection of associated verbs. The most common Windows PowerShell cmdlet verb include: 

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Availability of cmdlets

You can determine which Windows PowerShell cmdlets are available within your Windows PowerShe session by running the Get-Command cmdlet. Their availability depends directly on the modules lo within the session. You can explicitly load an additional module by running the Import-Module cm In the versions of Windows PowerShell included in the currently supported Windows operating syste the engine, by default, automatically loads any module residing at the locations included in the v the $env:PSModulePath Windows PowerShell environment variable. You can identify these location typing $env:PSModulePath at the Windows PowerShell prompt and then pressing Enter. Typically, whenever you install a new Windows PowerShell module, the installation process automatically upda this variable, effectively causing the module to become automatically available the next time you sta Windows PowerShell session. This behavior also applies to Azure PowerShell modules, which are the focus of this lesson.

Introduction to Azure PowerShell To manage Azure resources by using Windows PowerShell, you first need to install the Azure PowerShell modules that provide this functionality. In this course, you will work mainly with the AzureRM modules, which include cmdlets that implement features of Azure Resource Manager You're Reading a Preview resource providers. For example, cmdlets of the Compute provider, which facilitates the full access with a free trial. Unlock deployment and management of Azure virtual machines, reside in the AzureRM.Compute Download With Free Trial module.

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Pack 1 and Windows Server 2008 R2. Note, however, that this will automatically upgrade Wind PowerShell to the matching version. If you want to enable the PowerShellGet functionality o systems running Windows PowerShell 3.0 or Windows PowerShell 4.0, you must install the PackageManagement module available at https://aka.ms/vjyen6.

To perform the installation based on PowerShellGet, run the Install-Module cmdlet from an elevated session within the Windows PowerShell console or from the Windows PowerShell ISE console pane. In particular, to install the Azure PowerShell modules from the PowerShell Galle the following commands at the Windows PowerShell command prompt: Install-Module AzureRM Install-Module Azure

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Microsoft Installer (MSI) packages. This method allows you to install the current o r any previo released version of Azure PowerShell by using MSI packages available on GitHub. The installa automatically remove any existing PowerShell modules. You'reAzure Reading a Preview Unlock full access with a free trial.

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Managing Azure subscriptions by using Azure PowerShell After you install the Azure PowerShell modules, you can connect the Azure PowerShell session to the Azure subscriptions that you want to manage. To establish this connection, you first need to authenticate by using an account that exists in the Azure AD tenant, which is associated with the target subscription. This can be a Microsoft account that you either used to create the subscription or added subsequently to the subscription’s Azure AD tenant. Alternatively, you can also create new accounts in Azure AD. These accounts were formerly referred to as organizational accounts and are now known as work or school accounts.

When managing Azure Resource Manager resources, you authenticate by running the AddAzureRmAccount cmdlet. By default, running this cmdlet opens a browser window prompting you the user name and the password of a user account with access to the Azure subscription that you in to manage.

Azure AD authentication is token-based, and after signing in, the user remains authenticated until th authentication token expires.

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Demonstration: Installing the Azure PowerShell modules and connect to an Azure subscription In this demonstration, you will see how to: 

Install the Azure PowerShell modules.

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Which cmdlet should you use if you want to authenticate to your subscription and manage Az Resource Manager resources? Select the correct answer.

Select-AzureRmSubscription Add-AzureAccount Add-AzureRmAccount Select-AzureSubscription You're Reading a Preview Get-AzureRmContext Unlock full access with a free trial.




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Lesson 2

Azure SDK and Azure CLI

The Azure SDK allows developers to use their programming skills to develop a variety of application Azure. The Azure CLI provides an alternative to Windows PowerShell for administrators who are mor familiar with operating systems other than Windows and Linux or UNIX-based shell scripting. This le provides an overview of these two management methodologies.


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What is the Azure SDK? The Azure SDK is a collection of tools, r untime binaries, client libraries, and templates that considerably simplify the development, testing, and You're Reading a Preview deployment of Azure services and applications. Unlock full access with a free trial.

Note: The Azure SDK is available for several development platforms, including Microsoft .NET, Download With Free Trial Java, Node.js, Python, Ruby, and PHP. You can download the most recent version of the SDK for each of them from the Azure Downloads page.

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Note: NuGet is the package manager for the Microsoft development platform. 

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Azure HDInsight Tools for Visual Studio to allow you to run your Hive query and provide insig HDInsight job execution. Azure Data Factory Tools to simplify Azure Data Factor y authoring.

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The Azure CLI provides a command-line, shellbased interface that you can use Unlock to interact with with a free trial. full access your Azure subscriptions. Generally, the Azure CLI offers the same set of features as the Azure Download With Free Trial PowerShell modules. Its primary advantage is close integration with shell scripting, including support for popular tools such as grep, awk, sed, jq, and cut, thereby allowing Linux administrators to use their existing skills.

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Both versions of Azure CLI are available on Windows, Linux, and macOS. You can install Azure CLI 2.0 directly on Windows or within a Bash environment on W indows. The second method offers a user experience that is closest to running Azure CLI directly on Linux. This, in turn, facilitates running the majority of Linux command-line tools without any modifications.

Note: Bash on Windows is in preview during the authoring of this course.

The installation process for Azure CLI depends on its version and on the target operating system. Because Azure CLI 1.0 was developed by using Node.js, you must install Node.js before installing Az CLI 1.0. You can obtain Node.js installers and binaries for Windows, Linux, and macOS operating sys from https://aka.ms/hpgu45. Similarly, Python is a prerequisite for installing Azure CLI 2.0. Python installers are available at https://aka.ms/kxr1ze.

Installing Azure CLI 1.0

After you install Node.js, you can use the Node package manager nmp command-line tool to instal Azure CLI 1.0 package by running the following command: npm install –g azure-cli

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To initiate the authentication process, run one of the following commands (depending on the Azu version) from a command shell or a command prompt: azure login az login

In response, the shell displays a message prompting you to start a browser and browse to the Login page at http://aka.ms/devicelogin. There you must enter the code provided as part of the m that the shell generates. This step verifies the Azure CLI as the application publisher and allows you type your user credentials to authenticate to the Azure subscription. Azure AD authentication is token-based, and after signing in, the user remains authenticated until authentication token expires.

After you authenticate, you can use the azure account list command (in Azure CLI 1.0) or az acco command (in Azure CLI 2.0) to view a list of subscriptions associated with your account. If you hav multiple subscriptions, you can specify which you want to manage by using the azure account se command (in Azure CLI 1.0) or az account set command (in Azure CLI 2.0) and providing either th subscription name or its ID.

Note: You can identify the subscription name and ID by reviewing the output of the azure account list command (in Azure CLI 1.0) or az account list command (in Azure CLI 2.0).

You're Reading a Preview Azure CLI 1.0 supports both Azure Resource Manager and classic deployment models but uses sep modes for working with each. To switch b etween them, you must use the azure config mode Unlock full access with a free trial.

To switch to the Azure Resource Manager mode, run the following command: azure config mode arm


To switch to the classic deployment mode, run the follo wing command: azure config mode asm

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Check Your Knowledge Question You have successfully authenticated and connected to your Azure subscription in an Azure CLI 1.0 session. You currently manage Azure Resource Manager resources. Which Azure CLI command should you run if you want to manage Azure classic resources? Select the correct answer.

azure config mode arm azure config mode asm azure login azure account list azure account set





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Lab: Using Microsoft Azure management tools Scenario

To prepare for the deployment of Azure services, you want to become familiar with the primary management tools. Most of your on-premises administrative tasks are automated by means of PowerShell scripts and Linux shell scripts. You have decid ed to test the use of Azure PowerShell an Azure CLI.


Install the Azure PowerShell modules and the Azure CLI.

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Use Azure PowerShell and the Azure CLI to connect to your Azure subscription.

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Run Azure PowerShell cmdlets and Azure CLI commands against your Azure subscriptions.

Note: The lab steps for this course change frequently due to updates to Mic rosoft Azure. Microsoft Learning updates the lab steps frequently, so they are not available in this manual. Your instructor will provide you with the lab documentation.

Lab Setup Estimated Time: 30 minutes


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Module Review and Takeaways Review Question Question: Which method would you choose to automate the management of your Azure environment?





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Module 3 Virtual machines in Microsoft Azure Contents: Module Overview

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Module Overview

Microsoft offers several virtualization management technologies to help your organization resolve problems that you might encounter when managing server computing environments. For example server virtualization helps reduce the number of physical servers, and provide a flexible and resilie server solution. You can deploy virtual machines (VMs) on your locally installed servers or in Micro You're Reading a Preview Azure. In this module, you will learn how to create and configure VMs in Azure, and how to manag Unlock full access with a free trial. disks.

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Lesson 1

Creating and configuring VMs

VMs provide many benefits over traditional physical m achines. You can create VMs on physical serve your IT environment, or you can choose to create VMs in Azure. In this lesson, you will learn how to create and configure VMs in Azure.


Describe the purpose and functionality of Azure VMs.

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Create a VM from the Azure portal by using an Azure Marketplace image.

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Azure VMs are similar to VMs that run on Microsoft Download With Free Trial Hyper-V hosts in on-premises datacenters. However, in addition to some technical differences, which we will cover in more detail later in this lesson, Azure VMs offer extra benefits when compared with their on-premises counterparts. In particular, Azure VMs are similar to other cloudRead Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title based services because they deliver superior agility,  Useful  Not useful Cancel anytime. enabling you to provision and deprovision them on Special offer for students: Only $4.99/month. an as-needed basis, without investment in dedicated hardware. This makes Azure VMs the


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Note: Note that there are additional charges associated with the Azure Storage hosting VM disk files. These charges apply regardless of the state of the VM.

While you do not have full console access to Azure VMs (as you do when you m anage the underly Hyper-V host), the Azure portal offers the boot d iagnostics functionality. This allows you to view b console log and the screenshot of its display.

One benefit of Azure VMs is their compatibility with o n-premises Hyper-V VMs. This simplifies mig your existing systems to the cloud by uploading existing v irtual hard disk (.vhd) files to the c loud. facilitates integrating both environments, making Azure an extension of your organizational datac

Note: At the time of authoring of this course, Azure does not support Generation 2 VMs, introduced in Windows Server 2012 R2.

Deploying Azure VMs

Deploying VMs in Azure is different from deploying them in an on-premises Hyper-V environmen you manage the hypervisor platform, you have the ability to configure all VM settings any way you In Azure, you select from a r ange of predefined configuration options corresponding to different V sizes. The VM size determines characteristics such as the number and speed of its processors, amo memory, maximum number of network adapters or data disks you can attach to it, and maximum a temporary disk.


Note: A temporary disk of Unlock an Azure M resides the Hyper-V host where the VM runs. fullVaccess with aon free trial. Its operating system and data disks reside in Azure Storage. You will learn more about them in the second lesson of this module.


Note: Note that the number of different VM sizes is significant and sufficient to satisfy a majority of requirements. At any point, you also have the ability to switch between different configurations, as long as your current configuration does not v iolate constraints of the one you want to switch to (for example, you might need to remove an extra virtual network adapter  or a Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title data disk attached to your VM before you scale it down toRead a smaller size).


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A number of standard VM sizes offer Microsoft Azure Premium Storage. These sizes support high-en storage and provide performance equivalent to that of solid-state driv es (SSDs). You can easily distinguish these VM sizes because they include the letter S in the VM size designation. All VM sizes support standard storage, which offers performance equivalent to magnetic disks. On the Standard VMs, standard storage delivers 500 IOPS per disk. On the Basic tier VMs, standard storage delivers 3 IOPS per disk.

Note: You will learn more about Premium Storage later in this course.

VM sizes in Azure

Each VM size is represented by a comb ination of one or more letters and numbers. The leading lette in some cases, letters and a digit) designates a collection of VM sizes referred to as VM series that sh common configuration characteristics. These characteristics typically include: 

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Each series includes multiple VM sizes, which differ in the number o f CPU cores, amount of memory of the local temporary disk, and the maximum number of network adapters and data disks. VM sizes You're Preview disk I/O performance. support Premium Storage also differ in the Reading m aximumaaggregate Unlockcategories: full access with a free trial. VM sizes are grouped into the following 

General purpose. This category offers a balanced CPU-to-memory ratio, making it most suitable Downloadenvironments. With Free Trial test, proof-of-concept, and development This category is also suitable for hostin small to medium databases or web servers. This category includes A0-A7, Av2 series, D series, D series, DS series, and DSv2 series VM sizes.

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Create a VM by using the Azure portal Creating a new VM by using the Azure p ortal is a relatively straightforward process. However, it involves several steps, which you should be familiar with to implement the most optimal configuration. The first step involves choosing the origin of the operating system that automatically installs on the VM. You can choose any Azure Marketplace image available to you. The Marketplace contains images of various Microsoft and Linux operating systems, products, and even ready-to-use multiserver solutions. For example, you can select a basic Windows Serv er installation or a specific product, which will be preinstalled with the server. Some of the available Microsoft products include: 

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After you select an image, you should decide whether to use the Azure Resource Manager or classic deployment model. Typically, you choose the Azure Resource Manager deployment model unless th solution you intend to implement does not support Azure Resource Manager–based VMs. When you create a Windows VM, the portal allows you to specify the following options: 

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VM name. This option matches the name assigned to the operating system instance.

VM disk type. You can choose either SSD or hard disk drive driv e (HDD). The first option provisions th operating system disk by using Premium Storage. The second provisions the operating system d by using standard storage. User name. This option designates the name of the local administrative account that you will when you manage the server.

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Location. This option represents the name of the Azure region where the Hyper-V systems hosti your VM reside.

VM size. This option identifies the pricing tier, p erformance, and functional capabilities of the VM described in the previous topic of this lesson).

Storage. This option allows you to choose between managed and nonmanaged disks. Managed disks minimize the overhead involved in administering disk placement in A zure Storage. They al provide functional benefits that are not available with nonmanaged disks. If you choose nonmanaged disks, you must specify the name of a new or existing Azure Storage account and name of a container within it that will host the operating system disk of the VM.

Note: You will learn about managed disks in the next lesson of this module.

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Network security group. This option configures Azure-provided network-level controls (functi equivalent to a firewall) that apply to incoming and outgoing traffic. You define these controls creating a combination of allow and deny rules applicable to specific IP source and destinatio ranges, corresponding ports, and transport protocols. The default security group that the Azu platform provisions in this case allows connectivity from the internet to TCP port 3389 of the A VM. The purpose of this configuration is to permit inbound Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) s after the VM deployment is completed. You can change the default settings if they do not sui requirements.

Extensions. This option allows you to configure an operating system and applications that run VM after its deployment is complete, provid ing custom management capabilities.

Monitoring. Once enabled, this option triggers collection of per formance and diagnostics dat you can use to track and troubleshoot issues affecting VM workload. Diagnostics storage account. This option represents an Azure Storage location where the performance and diagnostics data will reside.

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The default network security group allows connectivity from the internet to port 22 on the VM purpose of this configuration is to permit SSH sessions after the VM deployment is complete. can change the default settings if they do not suit your requirements.

While a number of these options might sound confusing initially, the default settings yield the configuration that is ready to use (although it might not be optimal depending on your intentions particular, the new VM will have a public IP address and allow connectivity via either Remote Desk Protocol (RDP) (in the case of a Windows image) or SSH (for Linux distributions) from any system internet access. Obviously, the ability to connect successfully to the VM is contingent on the know of its administrative credentials.



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Demonstration: Create a VM from the Azure portal by using an Azure Marketplace image In this demonstration, you will see how to create a VM from the Azure Portal by using an Azure Marketplace image.

Creating a VM from an Azure Resource Manager template

You can also create VMs by using Azure Resource Manager templates. This deployment option is straightforward, but can be more complex depending on how much you want to customize the VM configuration. This option relies on the capability that Azure Resource Manager introduced, which makes it possible to describe any deployment by using an appropriately formatted text file (referred to as an Azure Resource Manager template). Such text files follow the JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) syntax and include definitions of all the Azure Resource Manager resources that are part of the deployment. Templates typically contain a number of parameters, whic enable you to customize each deployment, accounting for individual preferences and requirements. Thus, every deployment based on the same template might potentially result in a d ifferent outcome depending on the values of parameters you provide.

Assuming that you have an existing Azure Resource Manager template, you can deploy all its resour by running the New-AzureRmResourceGroupDeployment New-AzureRmResourceGroupDeployment Azure Azure PowerShell cmdlet. To reference template file, use the -TemplateFile parameter. -TemplateFile parameter. This results in a deployment of resources defined in template to the resource group you specify as the value o f the - ResourceGroupName ResourceGroupName parameter. parameter. Y can accomplish the same outcome by running the az group deployment create Azure CLI comman with the –template-file and –resource_group parameters. In either case, you should provide the va of the parameters that are specified in the template. Alternatively, you might assign defaultv alues to Read Free Foron 30 Days Sign up to vote this title these parameters directly within the template or reference a parameter file that contains theirvalues  Useful  Not useful during deployment. Cancel anytime. Special offer for students: Only $4.99/month.


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Note: Every template published on GitHub has a corresponding Deploy to Azure link. When you click the link, it automatically redirects yo u to the Azure portal and initiates deployment, prompting you only for the v alues of the required parameters. In addition, the same GitHub page has a Visualize link. When you click this link, it opens the template in Azure Resource Manager Template Visualizer (at: http://aka.ms/Fw4rij), displaying a diagram showing resources defined in the template, including the relationships between them.

Additional Reading: For more information, refer to: “ Azure Quickstart Templates” at: http://aka.ms/Qgh9jn

Additional Reading: For more information, refer to: “ Create a Windows virtual machine with a Resource Manager template” at: http://aka.ms/Bt1gf6

Demonstration: Creating a VM from an Azure Resource Manager tem In this demonstration, you will see how to create an Azure VM from an Azure Resource Manager template.

Configuring VM availability You're Reading a Preview It is important that your Azure VM–based Unlock fullsolutions access with a free trial. be resilient to hardware failures and maintenance events that might occur occasionally within the Download With Free Trial Azure infrastructure. The availability set is the primary mechanism that the Azure platform provides to help you accomplish this objective. The availability set allows for efficient handling of two types of events that result in downtime of individual Azure VMs: Read Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title

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Update domains

An availability set consists of up to 20 update domains (you c an increase this number from its defau five). Each update domain represents a set of physical hosts that Microsoft Azure Service Fabric can update and reboot at the same time without affecting overall availability of VMs grouped in the sam availability set.

When you assign more than five VMs to the same availability set (assuming the default settings), the sixth VM is placed in the same update domain as the first VM, the seventh is placed in the same upd domain as the second VM, and so on. Dur ing planned maintenance, only hosts in one of these five update domains are rebooted concurrently, while hosts in the other four remain online.

Fault domains

Fault domains define a group of Hyper-V hosts that a localized hardware failure (such as servers inst in a rack serviced by the same power source or networking switches) can affect, due to their location platform distributes VMs in the same availability set across either two fault domains (i n classic deployments) or three fault domains (when using Azure Resource Manager).

You can protect each service from failures of individual VMs by placing VMs hosting applications, su web or database servers, in a function-based availability set. Then you can use load balancing or a failover mechanism across VMs in that availability set.

Configuring availability sets

The Azure platform manages placement of VMs based on their membership in an availability set. Yo must ensure that the VMs providing the same functionality belong to the same availability set. To accomplish this, you can use the Azure portal, Azure PowerShell, Azure CLI, or, in case of Azure Reso Manager–based deployments, a JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) template. You have the option creating a new availability set while deploying a new VM, or creating a new availability set first and t adding VMs to it. However, you must ad d a VM to an availability set at the deployment time. At the of authoring this course, it is not possible to add an existing VM to an availability set.

With the introduction of managed disks, you can cr eate two types of availability sets managed and unmanaged. In a managed availability set, all VMs use managed disks exclusively. In an unmanaged availability set, all VMs use nonmanaged disks exclusively. A managed availability set automatically ensures additional resiliency at the Azure Storage level.  Read Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title

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Scaling VMs in an availability set In general, there are two methods of scaling Azure VMs: 

Vertically. You scale by changing the VM size.

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We have covered the VM sizes earlier in this lesson, so we will focus on the second of these two methods.

You implement horizontal scaling of Azure VMs by using Azure Virtual Machine Scale Sets (VM Sc Sets). A VM scale set consists of a group of automatically provisioned Windows or Linux VMs that identical configurations and deliver the same functionality to support a service or application. With scale set, it is possible to have the number of VMs increase or decrease, adjusting dynamically to c in demand for the workload they host.

Note: VM scale sets are available only when using the Azure Resource Manager deployment model. You can implement horizontal scaling in the classic deployment model; however, this requires pre-provisioning additional VMs that you want to bring online to accommodate increased demand.

Note: VM scale sets support five fault domains.

Note: For more information, refer to: “ Virtual Machine Scale Sets Overview” at: http://aka.ms/xl3xw5

Demonstration: Deploying VMs into an availability set by using the A portal In this demonstration, you will see how to configure Azure VMs in an availability set.

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VM images available from the Marketplace include the VM agent by default. When creating custom images, you should install the agent manually before generalizing the operating system. The Window VM agent is available from https://aka.ms/a4hnxc as a W indows Installer package. Linux operating system versions of the VM agent are available for download from GitHub. After the installation completes, you also need to set the ProvisionGuestAgent property of the VM via Azure Po werShel Azure CLI. After you install the agent, you can add VM extensions. Some of the more commonly used VM extensions include: 

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Azure VM Access extension for Linux. This extension enables you to r eset the admin password o SSH key, fix misconfigured SSH settings, create a new sudo user account, or check disk consisten

Chef Client and Puppet Enterprise Agent. These extensions integrate Windows and Linux VMs in cross-platform Chef and Puppet (respectively) enterprise management solutions.

Custom Script extension for Windows. This extension enables you to run custom Windows PowerShell scripts within Windows Azure VMs. The most common use of the Custom Script extension involves applying custom configuration settings during VM provisioning. However, it also possible to use it to perform any scrip table action after the initial deployment. Scripts can r in Azure Storage or GitHub. If you are depl oying a Windows VM from the Azure portal, you can provide the script at the deployment time.

Custom Script Extension for Linux. This extension is equiv alent to its Windows counterpart, enab you to run custom scripts within Linux Azure VMs. The extension supports any scripting languag that the operating system supports, such as Python or Bash. Scripts can reside in Azure Storage any internet-accessible location.

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Connecting to a VM After the Azure VM you created with default settings is running you will be able to connect to it. The connectivity method will depend on the operating system running within the VM: 

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RDP allows you to establish a GUI session to an Azure VM that runs any supported Windows operating system. The Azure portal automatically enables the Connect button on the Azure Windows VM blade if the VM is running. The VM has a public IP addr ess and its network security group includes a rule that permits inbound connections on TCP port 3389. After you click this button, the portal will automatically provision an .rdp file, which you either open or download, and save for later use. Opening the file initiates an RDP connection corresponding VM. The Azure PowerShell Get-AzureRmRemoteDesktopFile cmdlet delivers same outcome when you invoke it from the W indows PowerShell console.

SSH allows you to establish a command-line interface session to an Azure VM that runs the Li operating system. To establish such a session from a Windows comp uter, you typically use a t emulator, such as PuTTY. Most Linux distributions offer the OpenSSH package. There are seve open source and non-Microsoft SSHReading client programs available for both Windows and Linux. You're a Preview

For security reasons, you can disable connectivity to Azure V Ms from the internet by removing the Unlock full access with a free trial. IP address associated with their network adapters. After doing so, you would be able to connect to from a VM on the same Azure virtual network. You could also connect to them from your on-prem Download With Free Trial computers, if you establish a connection to the target virtual network via a virtual private network tunnel or a private circuit (you will learn about this type of configuration in Module 5 of this cours

If removing the public IP address associated with an Azure V M is not an option, you can narrow th scope of IP addresses from which a c onnection to that VM can originate. To accomplish this, you modify the network security group rule that allows incoming traffic via the RDP or SSH port. This i  from feasible when you know the IP address representing the public endpoint the computers Read Free Forof 30 Days Sign up to vote on this title  you intend to establish an RDP or SSH session. Not useful  Useful  Cancel anytime. ToOnly sign$4.99/month. in to a newly provisioned VM, you use credentials that you specified during its creation. W Special offer for students: connecting via SSH, it is also possible to use certificate-based authentication, assuming that you s


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Additional Reading: You can connect to an Azure Linux VM via Remote Desktop by using functionality that the xrdp open source RDP server prov ides. To accomplish this, you must install xrdp on the target Linux VM. For more information, refer to: “Using Remote Desktop to connect to a Microsoft Azure Linux VM” at: https://aka.ms/i32wgz

Demonstration: Connecting to a VM In this demonstration, you will see how to connect to an Azure V M.


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Lesson 2

Configuring disks

Azure VMs use disks for different purposes, including hosting op erating systems, data, and tempo files. In this lesson, you will learn about the types of disks that V Ms use and how to manage and configure these disks. You will also learn how to attach new and existing disks to VMs, and how to Storage Spaces within a VM to configure multidisk volumes.


Describe virtual hard disks.

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Overview of virtual hard disks Operating system and data disks You're of AzureReading VMs are a Preview stored as .vhd files within an Azure Storage Unlock full access with a free trial. account. An Azure Storage account is a logical namespace that, depending of its type, can host Download With Free Trial different types of objects, including blobs, tables, queues, and files. You can create a storage account by using a variety of methods, including the Azure portal, Azure PowerShell, and Azure CLI.

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To identify individual images, Azure Resource Manager relies on several parameters, including: 

Publisher name. For example, MicrosoftWindowsServer.

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Overview of managed disks One decision you must make when deploying an Azure VM is choosing the type of disk to attach. You can use either the nonmanaged or managed disk type. Your decision will affect the VM’s functionality, manageability, and pricing.

In a traditional approach, the deployment of an Azure VM requires designating an Azure Storage account to host the operating system disk. In addition, if you decide to attach data disks to the Azure VM, you can use the same or a different Azure Storage account in the same Azure region. These extra steps do not constitute significant overhead if the number of Azure VMs is small. However, with larger number of A zure VMs, manag of storage accounts results in increased complexity for the following reasons: 

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The maximum number of Azure Storage accounts per region is limited to 200.

A single Standard Azure Storage account has a per formance limit of 20,000 IOPS. With the Az platform allocating 500 IOPS per single standard storage disk, this implies the practical limit o concurrently active disks per single Azure Storage account.

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Managed disks provide other functional benefits. For example, you can convert a managed disk betw Standard and Premium storage directly from the A zure portal. You can also create an Azure VM from custom image stored in any storage account in the same r egion and the same subscription. With nonmanaged disks, you must store Azure VM disks in the same storage account as the image.

Note: There is an extra cost associated with these benefits. When using Azure standard storage with nonmanaged disks, you pay only for the space you use. With managed disks, you pay for the full capacity of a d isk, regardless of the amount of disk space that is in use.

The managed disks feature applies in a uniform way to all VMs in the same availability set. You migh recall that an availability set has a Managed property that determines its support for managed disks means that you cannot mix VMs with nonmanaged disks and VMs with managed disks in the same availability set.

Note: If you intend to configure an Azure VM with managed disks, you should choose this option at the time of deployment. You can convert nonmanaged disks t o managed disks; however, this requires stopping and de-allocating all VMs in the availability set.

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Lack of support for dynamically expanding .v hd files in Azure. Effectively, you will need to mak that you convert any virtual disks to a fixed format before you upload them into an A zure Sto account.

To upload a .vhd file into Azure, you can use the Add-AzureRmVHD Azure PowerShell cmdlets. T automatically store the file as a page blob in t he target storage account that you specify (as part th Destination parameter of the cmdlet). Conversely, you can use Save-AzureRmVHD to download files from Azure Storage to your on-premises virtualization environment. In addition to providing robust data transfer functionality, these cmdlets offer a number of extra advantages: 

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Add-AzureRmVHD automatically converts dynamic disks to fixed format, eliminating the nee perform this step prior to the transfer. Add-AzureRmVHD and Save-AzureRmVHD inspect the content of .vhd files and c opy only used portion, minimizing the duration of data transfers. Both cmdlets also support multithreading for increased throughput.

Note: You can accomplish the same outcome by using the az storage blob upload and az storage blob download Azure CLI commands.

Once the file resides in Azure Storage, you c an use the Azure portal, Azure PowerShell, or Azure CL You're Reading a Preview attach disks to a VM. The Add-AzureRmVmDataDisk cmdlet supports attaching an existing data to a VM, including creating a new data disk for a VM. Conversely, you can use RemoveUnlock full access with a free trial. AzureRmVmDataDisk cmdlets to detach an existing data disk from a VM.


Note: The equivalent Azure CLI commands are azure vm disk attach-new and azure vm disk detach, respectively.

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Additional Reading: Azure REST API is beyond the scope of this course. If you want to explore this topic further, refer to: “Snapshot Blob” at: https://aka.ms/dupgph

To create a snapshot of a managed disk or an image, you can use the New-AzureRmSnapshot A PowerShell cmdlet or its Azure CLI equivalent az snapshot create. If you take a snapshot of an imag you can use it to create a new image. Similarly, a snapshot of a disk allows you to create an exact r in the form of a managed disk.

Note: At the time of authoring this course, managed disks support only full snapshots.

Configuring storage in Windows and Linux VMs When you attach one or more disks to the Azure VM, you manage them as you would manage a disk on the physical machine or a VM deployed locally on your Hyper-V server. On Wi ndows VMs, this involves using Server Manager or Windows PowerShell. On Linux VMs, for multidisk configurations, you can use Logical Volume Manager (LVM) or mdadm utilities.

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Set the disk layout and size, and click Create.

10. Finally, in the New Volume Wizard, select the virtual disk that you created, select a drive lette then create the volume.

Additional Reading: For more information regarding LVM, refer to: “Configure LVM on a Linux VM in Azure” at https://aka.ms/d44xh4. For more information regarding mdadm, refer to: “Configure Software RAID on Linux” at https://aka.ms/n8yavz.

Demonstration: Configuring disks In this demonstration, you will see how to attach a new data disk to an Azure VM.

Check Your Knowledge Question You have a Microsoft Azure VM that runs Windows Server 2016 with a single data disk with a of 4 TB. You need to create a 7-TB file system volume. What should you do? Select the correct answer. Attach one disk. Create a Storage Spaces–based volume with the simple layout.


Increase the size of the data disk.


Attach one disk. Convert data disks to dynamic disks and create a stripe.


Attach one disk. Create a Storage Spaces–based volume with the parity layout. Convert the data disk to Premium Storage and increase the size of the disk.



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Orders at A. Datum Corporation have increased significantly. Currently, the order system runs on an on-premises server which provides other services. You have decided to migrate the order system to dedicated Azure VM. The VM must include sufficient local storage to accommodate increased volum orders.

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Lab Setup Estimated Time: 30 minutes


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This module covered the implementation of Azure VMs. When compared with on-premises Hyper environments, Azure provides greater agility and scalability, allowing you to provision and deprov VMs on an as-needed basis, without the need for infrastructure investments.

You can deploy Azure VMs by using several different methods and by using a wide range of preconfigured templates for both Microsoft and Linux operating systems. You c an use VM scale se availability sets to increase availability of services and applications that run on Azure VMs.

You also have the option of increasing the amount of storage assigned to Azure VMs up to a total 256 TB.

Review Questions Question: How does your organization use virtualization? Did you implement any public or private cloud solutions with your virtualization solution? Question: Based on what you learned in this module, for what purpose would you choose Azure VM deployment?





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Microsoft Azure provides a specialized that a you c an use to deploy any web app without ha You'reservice Reading Preview configure and maintain a virtual machine or a web app platform on it. If you create a web app usin UnlockApp full access with a free Web Apps feature of Microsoft Azure Service, you cantrial. base it on a preconfigured web app pl including WordPress, Drupal, and Umbraco. Alternatively, you can upload a custom web app from Microsoft Visual Studio or another web developer Download Withtool. Free Trial

Another option that allows you to deploy Microsoft-managed web apps in Azure relies on the Azu Platform as a Service (PaaS) cloud services. Azure PaaS cloud services use a modular architecture f hosting multitier web apps. This architecture facilitates horizontal and vertical scalability without th for managing each individual virtual machine involved in the scaling process. This module describe Web Apps feature of Azure App Service and Azure PaaS cloud services.  Read Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title

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Creating and configuring web apps

The Web Apps feature of Azure App Servic e offers you a customized platform to host websites and applications and is a prevalent technology in both Azure and on-premises deployments. In this lesso you will learn about Azure web apps and how they differ from the Azure Platform as a Serv ice (PaaS cloud services and web apps hosted on A zure Virtual Machines. You also will learn how to create and configure web apps by using the Web App s feature of Azure App Service.


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The key capabilities of Web Apps include: 

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Marketplace-based solutions. You can use Azure Marketplace to choose from a wide r ange of solutions that simplify the development and deployment of the most popular types of web ap You can find the full list of such solutions in the Web apps section of the Marketplace at: http://aka.ms/T7tb1w.

Autoscaling. You can configure a dynamic increase or decrease in the number of instances of apps to automatically adjust to variations in their workload. Auto-scaling integrates with the A load balancer and distributes incoming requests among all instances.

Continuous integration. You can deploy the web app code from cloud source control systems as Visual Studio Team Services or GitHub, fr om on-premises source control systems, such as T Foundation Server (TFS) or Git, as well as from on-premises deployment tools, such as Visual S FTP clients or MSBuild. You also c an use continuous integration tools, such as Bitbucket, Huds HP TeamSite to automate build, test, and integration processes.

Deployment slots. You can create two or more concurrently running versions of the same app on the same virtual machine. The execution environment of these concurrently running apps i referred to as a slot. For example, you can create one slot for the production-ready v ersion of web app, and then deploy your successfully tested and verified c ode into it. You then can crea second slot intended for your staging environment and deploy the new v ersion of your code run final acceptance tests. The staging slot will have a different URL. W hen the new version of staging-slot web app passes all the tests, you can quickly deploy it to production by swapping slots. Note that this approachYou're also provides a straightforward Reading a Preview rollback path. If the new version unexpected problems, you can swap the slots once again to revert to the previous version of t production code. Unlock full access with a free trial.

Azure WebJobs. You can create scripts or compiled code and configure them as so-called We Download Withyou Free to execute background processes. This allows to Trial offload from web apps time-consuming bound tasks such as updating databases or archiving log files.

Hybrid connections. You can implement hybrid connections from web apps to access on-prem resources (such as Microsoft SQL Server d atabases) or virtual machines within an Azure virtua network. By using the Hybrid Connection Manager, you can facilitate such connectivity withou  opening any inbound ports on firewalls protecting your internal network. Read Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title


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Virtual machines

Because you have full control over the operating system on an Azure virtual machine, you can install web server software such as internet Information Server (IIS) or Apache. You can perform this installa interactively through a Remote Desktop session or in an automated manner, for example by using V Agent extensions. In this case, implementation of web apps and their resulting functionality mirror y on-premises environments. As a result, using the virtual machines option is most suitable in scenario where you want to migrate on-premises web applications into Azure with few or no modifications.

However, having full control over the operating system has also some potential disadvantages beca this requires you to invest time to update and maintain the Azure vir tual machine. In addition, while Azure platform fully supports both the horizontal scaling and load balancing of Azure virtual machin implementing them is not as straightforward as with solutions based on PaaS.

Note: For more information regarding autoscaling of Azure virtual machines, refer to: Module 3, “Virtual machines in Microsoft Azure” of this course. You will learn about loadbalancing of Azure virtual machines in Module 5, “Virtual networks.”

Web apps

Alternatively, you can choose to deploy your web apps by using the Web Apps feature. This involves creating a web app instance and either uploading your own custom web application content or build one by using content management systems such as Drupal, WordPress, or Umbraco. You can build custom web applications by using ASP.NET, Node.js, PHP, and Python. You're Reading a Preview Unlock full access with a free trial.

Note: With Web App on Linux, which is in public preview at the time of authoring this content, you have support for Node.js, PHP, .Net Core, and Ruby application stacks.


Similar to Azure virtual machines, you can scale a web app vertically by changing its p ricing tier. However, unlike Azure virtual machines, which require a reboot, this c hange takes effect instantaneo This change increases or decreases the amount of computing resources allocated to that individual w app instance to accommodate changes in the demand for its services. Alternatively, you can scale we  apps horizontally. Doing so increases or decreases the number web app instances Read Free Foron 30this Days Signofup to vote titleand relies on b  in Azure load balancing to distribute incoming requests amongUseful whichNot addresses useful fluctuating  them,  Cancel anytime. demand. Special offer for students: Only $4.99/month. Despite their agility and scalability, web apps are intended primarily for one or two-tier solutions wh


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However, you should keep in mind that PaaS c loud services are unique to Azure. This means that f existing on-premises web apps, you need to modify them f irst before you can migrate them to the PaaS cloud services.

Note: The differences among the hosting models listed in the previous section become less distinct as Azure services evolve. For example, Azure App Services include a Premium service plan option, called Azure App Service Environment, intended for multitier applications. Similarly, Azure IaaS virtual machine scale sets resemble Azure PaaS cloud services in many aspects.

Creating and maintaining web apps The first step in deploying a web app invol ves creating an instance of a web app service. You can accomplish this by using several different methods. The most straightforward one is available from the Azure portal interface. To create a web app by using the A zure portal, you need to specify the following settings and, for some of them, accept their default values: 

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Resource group. Similar to any other r esource deployed by using Azure Resource Manager, a app instance must belong to one and only one resource gr oup. You have the option of creatin new resource group or using an existing one.

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Each Azure App Service plan is also linked to a pricing tier, which d etermines the cost of running its instances. Of the five main service plans, three are further divided into several, differently priced subcategories with matching functionality but different capacity.

Additional Reading: For App Service Plan Pricing Details, refer to: “App Service pricing” at: http://aka.ms/Nmhpka

You can create a new service plan when you create a web app instance from the Azure portal. When create the service plan, you need to select an appropriate p ricing tier and location and provide a nam that is descriptive, preferably. You can move apps that you create in one service plan into another if require different functionality or capacity. Alternatively, you can modify an App Service plan to meet demands of its web apps by changing the plan’s pric ing tier. Azure App Service supports five pricing tiers: Free, Shared, Basic, Standard, and Premium.

The Free plan

The Free App Service plan allows you to create a maximum of 10 web, mobile, logic, or API apps, limits each app to 1 GB of storage. The Free plan does not support custom domain names, which me that every web app is accessible only by its name in the DNS domain azurewebsites.net. You cannot out the Free tier apps across multiple instances, and they are not subject to any service level agreem (SLA). Additionally, the outbound traffic for Fr ee tier apps is limited to 165 megabytes ( MB) per day.

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The Shared App Service plan does not impose a limit on the volume of outbound traffic and allows y Unlock full access with a free trial. to use a custom domain name. However, you cannot use secure sockets layer (SSL) to secure access the Shared tier web apps by using these custom domain names. Simi lar to the Free tier, you cannot With Free Trial the Shared tier apps across multipleDownload instances and they do not qualify for any SLAs. The storage-cap limits are the same as the limits in the Free App Service plan. You can create up to 100 web, mobile, API apps, and up to 10 logic apps in the Shared App Service plan.

The Basic plan

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Configuring and scaling web apps The configuration settings that are available for your web app depend to some extent on the pricing tier of its service plan. The Azure portal organizes these settings into the following categories: 

General. This includes the web app framework versions (Microsoft .NET, PHP, Java, and Python), managed pipeline mode (integrated or classic), platform (32-bit or 64bit), web socket support, and the Always On support.

Note: The Always On feature, which is available in the Standard and Premium pricing tiers, keeps web apps loaded in memory. W ithout this feature, web apps are automatically unloaded from memory after a period of inactivity. By default, this period is set to four minutes (although you can ex tend it to 30 minutes if you want to maintain web apps in memory for a longer period of time when using a lower pricing tier of web apps). Always On eliminates the delay associated with loading web app resources and code into memory.

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Additional Reading: For more information about scaling web apps, refer to: “Scale up an app in Azure” at: http://aka.ms/Peyuez

Note: With the Premium App Service plan, you can scale different web apps independently within the same service plan. To learn more about per app scaling, refer to: “High density hosting on Azure App Service” at: https://aka.ms/f9etc3 To configure scaling up for a web app, perform the following steps: 1.

In the Azure portal, click the web app that you want to configure.

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On the Web app blade, click Scale up (App Service Plan).

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On the Choose your pricing tier blade, click the pricing tier that you want to scale up to, and t click Select.

To configure scaling out for a web app, perform the following steps: 1.

In the Azure portal, click the web app that you want to configure.

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On the Web app blade, click Scale out (App Service Plan).

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Scale based on a metric. This mode relies on a set of r ules that you define, which

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Demonstration: Creating and configuring a web app In this demonstration, you will see how to: 

Create a new web app in Azure by using t he Azure portal.

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Lesson 2

Deploying and monitoring web apps

After you have created your web app, you can create, publish, and deploy its content. You can use several methods for deploying apps, such as Visual Studio, Visual Studio Team Services, Azure Marketplace, and Microsoft WebMatrix. You also can use Web Deploy and FTP to create and upload to host servers. After the apps are deployed, it is important to update and monitor the apps to ensu consistent performance.

This lesson describes the processes for creating, publishing, and deploying web app content to web apps. It also describes the options that you can use to m onitor web app performance and operation status.


Describe the options available for creating web app content.

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Note: For more information about Visual Studio Team Services, refer to: “Visual Studio Team Services” at: http://aka.ms/Yliikl

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The Azure Marketplace. You can use the Azure Marketplace to generate and publish content o web app while creating the web app. You can then select fr om a range of templates that best the purpose of your web app, including: o

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As with web app code creation and publishing, you also have several choices for web app deploym including:


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File Transfer Protocol

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Web Deploy is a technology that contains both client-side and server-side components that synch content and configuration of web apps residing on IIS servers. You can use Web Deploy to migr content from one IIS web server to another or you can use it to deploy web apps to development,  Read Free Foron 30 Days SignWeb up toDeploy vote this title web app con staging, and production environments. We recommend using to deploy   Useful  Not useful from Visual Studio to web apps in Azure.


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Additional Reading: To download the MSDeploy.exe tool, refer to: “ Web Deploy 3.6” at: http://aka.ms/D8g047

Using Web Deploy in Windows PowerShell

You also have the option of incorporating Web Deploy into Windows PowerShell scripts by runnin New-AzureRmResourceGroupDeployment cmdlet. This cmdlet uses Web Deploy to upload a Visu Studio package or a project file to Azure, which lets you automate a web app deployment.

Deploying a web app by using FTP FTP is an older protocol that is used frequently for uploading web apps to web servers.

FTP clients You can configure a web app to accept FT P traffic, which allows you to upload your web app for publishing. You will need to decide which FTP client to use in this case. Your options include: 

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Web browsers. Most web browsers support F TP in addition to HTTP. You can use these browser navigate through FTP sites and to upload content into them. However, browsers rarely support advanced features, such as retries following dropped connections.

Dedicated FTP clients. Several dedicated FTP clients are available as a download, such as FileZilla SmartFTP, CoreFTP, and others. The advanced features in these browsers m ake them more suita for web app publishing, which can typically i nclude several large file sizes.

Integrated development environments (IDEs). Visual Studio and other IDEs support F TP for web You're Reading a Preview publishing. Unlock full access with a free trial.

Configuring an FTP transfer

To publish a web app by using FTP,Download you must configure your FTP client with the destination URL of With Free Trial target web app and the credentials necessary to authenticate. You can find these credentials in the A portal.

In addition, before you begin the transfer, you must select active or passive FTP mode. By default, FT uses active mode. In this mode, the client initiates the session and issues commands by using a command port (usually port 21 on the server), and then the server initiates a data transfer  by using a Read Free For 30 Days Sign up to vote on this title data port (usually port 20 on the server). Fir ewalls might block these data transfers because they  app Not useful as a separate communication. In passive mode, both commands and data are initiated by t  Useful transfers Cancel anytime. client and$4.99/month. are less likely to be blocked by firewalls. Special offer for students: Only

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Publishing a web app from Visual Studio You can use Visual Studio to publish web apps i n Azure by following these high-level steps: 

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Set up the development environment. To use Visual Studio to publish your website content, you must first install the Azure Software Development Kit (SDK). Doing so allows you to create Azure-specific projects and interact with Azure services from within the Visual Studio interface.

Create your app. To create a web app in Azure, start Visual Studio, and then click the New Project option on the File menu. You will be prompted to select the type of app that you want to create, such as an ASP.NE T Web application. The subsequent options that you must configure vary depending upon the type o you initially select but might include: o

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Choosing between Host in the cloud and Create remote resources. This option allows y create the web app during the publish process. It is enabled by default. If you enable it, yo need to define the site name, region, and database options.  Read Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title

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automatically during the publishing process. Alternatively, you can choose to publish the web

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Performing staged deployments After you deploy a web app to Azure, you might need to update it occasionally. Developers add new features and fix bugs to improve the functionality and performance of an app. You can deploy these changes in different ways, depending on the location of your source code and your deployment methodology. If you use FTP for deployment, you simply upload new files and overwrite them at the destination. Note that FTP cannot identify updated content automatically, so you should keep a record of the modified files. Otherwise, you might need to upload and overwrite all of the web app files. If you use Web Deploy, MSDeploy.exe compares the content at the source and destination and then uploads only the modified files.

Continuous deployment

A relatively recent concept in the context of the software lifecycle, c ontinuous deployment involves regular and automatic builds and deployments of a project to a staging environment. If you develop web app by using a centralized source control system, such as TFS or GitHub, you can configure continuous deployment of that web app to Azure on an automated schedule or in response to any You're Reading a Preview committed changes. To implement continuous deployment, you perform the following steps: Unlock fullneed accesstowith a free trial. 1.

Connect the project to a web app in Azure. In the Azure portal, you can configure the location o Download With Free Trial your source code repository and provide credentials that Azure can use to authenticate with the repository.

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Make one or more changes to the source code, and then commit them to the repository.

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Trigger a build and perform a deployment.

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Best Practice: If you are using continuous deployment, you should never configure it to deploy the code to a production slot. Doing so would result in deploying untested code in a user-facing environment. Instead, you should configure deployment to a staging slot or a separate web app, where you can perform final tests before final deployment.

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Staging slots are accessible from the internet, but considering that their URLs are not widely know random users are unlikely to find your staging site. However, you might want to restrict access to y staging slot so that only your developers and the testing team c an access it. You can do this by the approved lists of IP addresses to the web.config file of the web app.

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The available counters include: 

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You can display the counters within a custom time range. You also can configure alerts to be distribu through email or custom notification channels. Typically, you would use alerts to automatically notify your team of administrators when there is a spike in demand or a performance issue. To add an aler perform the following steps: 1.

In the Azure portal, navigate to the blade of the web app that you want to monitor.

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Application Logging. Collects diagnostic traces from the events generated by the web app c record such events, its programmers m ust reference the System.Diagnostics.Trace class whe develop the app.

Accessing diagnostic logs

You have the option of storing logs in t he file system on the virtual machine that is hosting the we If you choose this option, you can access the application and site diagnostic logs by using FTP or You can find the corresponding links in the Diagnostics logs blade in the Azure portal interface. Alternatively, it is also possible to store logs in a designated Azure storage account.

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Lesson 3

Creating and deploying PaaS cloud services

Azure provides two main categories of hosting options for applications: Infrastructure as a Service (I and Azure Platform as a Service (PaaS) cloud services. In this lesson, you will see how the PaaS cloud services differ from Azure App Services and Azure Virtual Machines. The lesson describes how you ca use the PaaS cloud services to create a mo dular, flexible, and highly scalable application architecture will also see how to configure cloud services and deploy cloud service packages created by dev elop


Describe Azure Cloud Services.

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Components and characteristics of an Azure PaaS cloud service The following list defines the key characteristics and components of an Azure cloud service: 

Cloud service role. Consists of application and configuration files. A cloud service can have tw of roles: o

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Note: If you define at least two instances of every role, there is no interruption in service when Azure PaaS cloud service performs the maintenance tasks, including your own service upgrades.

Creating and deploying a cloud service Developers create PaaS cloud service packages by coding in an integrated development environment (IDE) such as Visual Studio. The Azure SDK includes emulators that can run web roles and worker roles on developers’ computers in an environment that closely matches Azure. Before you can deploy a newly developed cloud service package into Azure, you must first create a new Azure cloud service.

Creating a PaaS cloud service To create a PaaS cloud service in the Azure portal, complete the following steps: 1.

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From the Azure portal, by uploading a cloud service package and configuration file. Develope create these files by using the Packaging Wizard in Visual St udio. Administrators can use thes to upload the service code and start the application.

From Visual Studio Team Services, by configuring continuous deployment. If you choose this o ensure that untested code is not deployed accidentally to the production environment. Typica Visual Studio Team Services is configured to deploy code to a staging environment. After the code has been tested, administrators can move it to the pr oduction environment.

Note: In the lab, you will see how to deploy a PaaS cloud service by using the Azure portal.

Deploying a cloud service To deploy your cloud service fro m the Azure portal, follow these steps: 1.

Click Browse and navigate to the Cloud services (classic) blade.

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Scaling a cloud service One of the primary benefits of Azure PaaS cloud services is their scalability. In general, you can implement two types of scaling: 

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In both types of scaling, your changes affect the instances of the role that you specify. You can scale individual cloud service roles independently of each other.

You can access horizontal scaling settings from the Scale blade of your cloud service in the Azure p If this is the first time you are scaling out your cloud service, click Enable autoscale. Now you will be able to configure the following settings: 

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Lab: Web Apps and cloud services Scenario

You were asked to deploy a blog for the Adatum Corporation public relations team and have deci use the Web Apps feature of Azure App Service for this purpose. Your internal development team also developed its first implementation of an Azure cloud service to replace a public-facing websit currently hosted on the premises. You want to test its deployment to Azure.


Create and configure a WordPress web app from the Azure Marketplace.

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Exercise 2: Creating a cloud service Scenario You need to create an Azure cloud service. You will use the Azure portal to complete this task. Question: In the lab, you created an Azure cloud service. Which two files did you r equire to create the cloud service?





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Module Review and Takeaways Review Question

Question: From a management standpoint, what is the key difference between using a web app a Azure virtual machine with the IIS server role installed to host yo ur web apps?

Best Practices

The Web Apps feature of Azure App Serv ice is the primary choice for the majority of web apps for number of reasons: 

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Note that, in some situations, you might need a higher level of control over your web apps. For example, you might require the ability to c onnect remotely to your server or to configure server startup tasks. In such cases, Azure Cloud Services might b e a better option. However, if such an You're Reading Preview application requires significant modifications to runaas an Azure cloud servic e, you might want to consider using an Azure virtual machine to host it. Unlock full access with a free trial.




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Module 5 Creating and configuring virtual networks Contents: Module Overview

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Lesson 1: Getting started with virtual networks

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Lesson 2: Configuring Azure networking

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Lesson 3: Getting started with Azure Load Balancer

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Microsoft Azure virtual networks You're are a critical component to many Azure deployments. With Azure Reading a Preview networks, you can establish secure and reliable communication among Azure virtual machines and full access with a Azure free trial. between Azure virtual machines Unlock and a variety of other services. You can also use them to ex your on-premises datacenter to the cloud.

With Free Trial In this module, you will learn howDownload to create and i mplement Azure networks and how to use their components to enhance resiliency and availability of virtual machines.

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Master your semester with Scribd Describe the purpose and functionality of Azure virtual networks. Read Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title & The New York Times  Useful  Not useful Create Azure virtual networks. After completing this module, you will b e able to: 

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Getting started with virtual networks

In many aspects, Azure virtual networks resemble traditional, on-premises networks. However, when plan and deploy networking in Azure you need to consider some significant differences between the In this lesson, you will learn about the fundamental concepts of Azure virtual networks, the most common needs they address, and their capabilities.


Describe virtual networks.

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When you deploy computers in your on-premises environment, you typically connect them to a network to allow them to communicate directly You're Reading a Preview with each other. Azure virtual networks serve the full access with a free trial. same basic purpose. As you might Unlock recall from Module 3, “Virtual machines in Microsoft Azure,” every new VM you create must reside on a virtual Download With Free Trial network. You can have a virtual network that contains only a single virtual machine. However, it is more common to use virtual networks to provide direct connectivity between two or more Azure VMs. You can also connect different virtual  networks, to provide direct IP connectivity between them. ItRead is also possible to connect Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title virtual netwo  in Azure to your on-premises networks, effectively making Azure an extension your own datacent Useful Notofuseful


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Determine the need for virtual networks In general, and with regard to their virtual network dependencies, Azure deployments will belong to one of these three categories: 

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In cloud-only deployments, you need to provision one or more virtual networks in Azure. With cross-premises deployments, you must additionally establish connectivity between virtual networks in Azure and your on-premises environment. You might also encounter a fair number of deployments that do not have any virtual network dependencies. This includes, for example, deplo services which are not virtual network aware, such as Azure SQL Database.

Azure VMs provisioned by using the A zure Resource Manager deployment model must reside on virtual network. This means you must implement one or more virtual networks either prior to or du your Azure VM deployment.

Platform as a service (PaaS) cloud services support direct virtual network connectivity, but do not You're Reading a Preview it. As a result, you can deploy a PaaS cloud service without creating a new vir tual network or using existing one. On the other hand, Unlock you might choose toause virtual network to provide direct full access with free atrial. communication between web and worker roles of a PaaS cloud service and Azure VMs. However, remember that Azure VMs deployed by using the Azure Resource Manager d eployment model ca Download With Free Trial coexist on the same virtual network with PaaS cloud service web and worker roles. This is because cloud services use classic virtual networks. To provide direct connectivity in this scenario, you mus connect the classic virtual network hosting PaaS cloud service with the Azure Resource Manager v network hosting Azure VMs. If both networks reside in the same Azure region, you can accomplish by using VNet peering. If the networks are in different Azure regions, you can establish connectivit  creating a virtual private network (VPN) connection between them. Read Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title  The Web apps feature of Azure App Service also supports integration withNot theuseful Azure virtual netwo Useful  Cancel anytime. facilitate direct connectivity to Azure VMs. Such integration is based on a point-to-site VPN conne Special offer for students: Only $4.99/month. between an individual Web app and the target virtual network.


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Virtual network capabilities IP Address allocation The Azure platform relies on Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) for allocating IP addresses to Azure VMs that reside on a virtual network. A virtual machine will retain an IP address allocated by DHCP indefinitely. It is released if you delete the VM or place it in the Stopped (Deallocated) state. Typically, the virtual machine enters this state when you stop it either from the Azure portal or by using Azure PowerShell or Azure command-line interface (CLI). If you want a virtual machine to retain a specific IP address regardless of its state, you should configure this IP address assignment as static.

Note: When you want to assign a static IP address to computers in an on-premises environment, you should configure it within the operating system. Do not use this method for Azure virtual machines, however, because this will result in dropped connections and connectivity failures. Instead, use standard Azure management tools and interfaces. You can configure a static IP address for a virt ual machine by using the Azure portal, Azure PowerShell, Azure CLI, or Azure Resource Manager templates (when using Azure Resource Manager You're Reading a Preview management model). Unlock full access with a free trial.

Note: Every Azure VM has at least one network interface card (NIC). The number of NICs Download With Free Trial supported by an Azure virtual machine depends on its size. Every NIC has at least one private IP address. As you might recall from Module 3 of this course, you can also allocate a public IP address to the same network interface to facilitate direct internet connectivity to the VM. You can also configure that IP address as static to ensure that it do es not change when the Azure VM transitions to the Stopped (Deallocated) state.

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You can use NSGs to provide network-based segmentation of Azure resources by defining rules th allow or deny specific traffic to specific virtual machines or subnets. Doing so enables you to imple isolated subnets that are equivalent to perimeter networks in on-premises environments.

Load balancing

Virtual networks support internal load balancers. These load balancers allow you to d istribute inco traffic across Azure VMs residing on the same v irtual network subnet. You can also use external lo balancers to distribute traffic originating from outside A zure in the same manner. For example, by applying this approach to three VMs running the same web app, you can distribute incoming traff across all of them. This will ensure that if one of them fails, the remaining two will handle all incom requests automatically.

If you want to implement TCP/UDP-based load balancing across Azure VMs, you can use Azure Lo Balancer, which is part of the platform’s built-in capabilities. To provide load balancing on the app layer, you can implement an Azure Application Gateway, which handles HTTP-based network traffi Azure Application Gateways support more advanced scenarios not available with Azure Load Balan such as Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) processing o ffload, cookie-based session affinity, and URL path routing. They also offer enhanced security by including Web Application Firewall capabilities.

Note: You will learn more about Azure Load Balancer in the third lesson of this module.

DNS


DNS facilitates resolving user-friendly fully qualified domain names (FQDNs), such as www.adatum to the corresponding IP addresses. Azure provides Unlock fullautomatically access with a free trial. a built-in DNS service to all VMs reside on a virtual network. This mechanism allows VMs to communicate with each other by using hostnames and to resolve internet domain names. However, in some cases, you mi ght need to Download With Free Trial implement your own DNS server. For example, you might want to provide name r esolution in cros premises scenarios (that is, to resolve the names of your on-premises computers from Azure virtua machines and vice versa). Also, you might assign a custom DNS domain name to Azure VMs (for example, when deploying Active Directory domain controllers b y using Azure VMs).

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Any VPN-based method requires provisioning a VPN gateway in the Azure virtual network for which want to establish connectivity. The VPN gateway handles routing of network traffic in and o ut of the virtual network.

Note: While you can use either VNet peering or VNet-to-VNet connection to connect two Azure virtual networks in the same Azure region, we recommend using VNet peering. This method delivers better performance and does not require you to provision VPN gateways. In addition, if both virtual networks must be accessible from your on-premises locations, a peered virtual network provides the added benefit of support for routing cross-premises traffic via a VPN gateway. This allows you to use a single VPN gateway on one of the virtual networks, rather than deploying a VPN gateway on both.

You can create and configure Azure virtual network by using the Azure portal, Azure PowerShell, Azu CLI, or Azure Resource Manager templates. By default, you c an create up to 50 virtual networks per region within the same subscription, although you have the ability to increase this limit to 100 by contacting Azure support. Virtual networks are free of charge, b ut some of their resources, such as V gateways, incur extra cost.

Check Your Knowledge Question Which of the following Azure services support direct connectivity to an Azure virtual network?


Select the correct answer.


Azure SQL Database


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Azure Virtual Machines Azure PaaS Cloud Services

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Lesson 2

Configuring Azure networking

To create and use a virtual network, you must first designate its IP address space and allocate one more IP address subnet ranges within it. Then you can take advantage of the virtual network capab described in the first lesson of this module. In this lesson, you will learn how to create virtual netw and implement different networking components that leverage virtual network capabilities. You w learn about Azure networking components that do not depend directly on Azure virtual networks.


Describe virtual network components.

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Create a virtual network.

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Creating and configuring Azure virtual networks To provision an Azure virtual network, you must configure several of its components. In this topic, You're Reading a Preview you will focus on the cloud-only scenario. Cr osspremises scenarios are more involved, Unlockrequiring full access with a free trial. you to provision a virtual gateway and either establish either a VPN tunnel or provision an Download With Free Trial ExpressRoute circuit to your on-premises infrastructure.

Each virtual network resides in a specific Azure region (referred to as Location in the Azure portal interface). The region dictates the location  of Azure VMs that you subsequently deploy into Read Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title  the virtual network. After you create a virtual network, c hanging the region associated Not useful with it is no  Useful  Cancel anytime. possible. Special offer for students: Only $4.99/month.


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Note: You should avoid overlapping address spaces across your Azure virtual networks and your on-premises networks. Overlapping address spaces will prevent you from connecting these networks together if you want to do so later.

Note: While we introduce the concepts of Azure virtual networks in the context of Azure VM deployments, keep in mind that other services (such as load balancers, VPN gateways, or application gateways) also reside within its boundaries. These services also follow the general IP addressing rules described in this topic. You will learn more about them later in this module.

Similar to your on-premises environment, within an Azure virtual network, you c an implement logica segmentation by dividing its IP address space into multiple subnets. Subnets partition the v irtual ne into smaller IP ranges, providing the ability to secure resources within them. For example, when implementing a multi-tier solution consisting of several sets of virtual machines, it typically m akes se to place each tier on a separate subnet. Doing so allows you to restrict traffic between tiers by implementing Network Security Groups (NSGs).

Within each subnet, the first four IP addresses (including the network IP address) and the last IP add are reserved for internal use. The smallest subnet you can create in Azure has the 29-bit subnet mask (yielding 3 usable IP addresses). You can easily move virtual m achines across subnets within the sam virtual network. Note: You cannot move Azure VMs between virtual networks. If you need to place an You're Reading a Preview Azure VM on a different virtual network, you need to redeploy it. Unlock full access with a free trial.

Another functionality that you can configure within a virtual network is its DNS name resolution. You Download Free which Trial is automatically available on each choose the name resolution that Azure providesWith internally, virtual network. Alternatively, you can choose a custom DNS name resolution, which requires that yo provide IP addresses of one or more DNS servers that will handle name resolution. These servers can reside within the same Azure virtual network (as is frequently the case when deploying Active Direc domain controllers in Azure virtual machines), in your o n-premises environment (if it is a cross-prem scenario), or on the internet.  Read Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title


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Demonstration: Creating a virtual network In this demonstration, you will learn how to create an Azure v irtual network.

Azure networking features In addition to virtual network capabilities covered in the first lesson of this module, Azure offers some networking features that do not depend directly on Azure virtual networks. This topic provides an overview of these features.

Public IP addresses

If you need to allow direct access from the internet to an Azure virtual machine or an Azure Load Balancer, you need to assign a public IP address to them. This IP address belongs to the pool of public addresses associated with the Azure datacenter where the VM or the load balancer resides. As with private IP addresses, public IP addresses are allocated dynamically, by de To ensure that the public IP addresses do not change, configure the public IP assignment as static You'reIPReading a Preview However, you cannot choose a specific address as you can with private IP addresses. Instead, an available IP address from the public pool is automatically assigned to the virtual machine and rem Unlock full access with a free trial. the same for the lifetime of the VM or the load balancer.

Azure Traffic Manager


Azure Traffic Manager provides the third type of load balancing solution, available natively in Azur Unlike the other two types (Azure Load Balancer and Application Gateway), its load balancing mec is based exclusively on DNS name resolution. This mechanism intelligently directs access r equests multiple, instances of an application running in different locations based on one of the following algorithms that you specify:  Read Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title Performance. Traffic Manager evaluates which application instance is closest to the end user (f Useful DNS Not name. useful the standpoint of network latency) and provides the  corresponding


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Note: Note that Traffic Manager supports applications external to Azure, if they are accessible from the internet and have publically resolvable DNS names.

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Lesson 3

Getting started with Azure Load Balancer

Azure Load Balancer provides functionality frequently implemented in on-premises network environments by using software and hardware load balancers. In this lesson, you will learn about t primary features of Azure Load Balancer and how to implement them.


Describe principles of Azure Load Balancer.

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Deploy a load balancer in an Azure virtual network.

Overview of Azure Load Balancer Azure Load Balancer provides functionality equivalent to typical hardware and software load balancers by eliminating single points of failure (both on the application or hardware level) and ensuring continuous uptime during planned maintenance events or upgradesYou're of virtual Reading a Preview machine workloads.


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Internet-facing load balancer

Internet-facing load balancers distribute traffic that targets one or more public IP addresses assigne the load balancer. Just as with an internal load balancer, Incoming traffic is subject to the load balan rules and inbound network address translation (NAT) rules that determine its distribution across the Azure VMs in the back-end pool. Traffic i s then delivered to the network interface card (NIC) attache one of the backend VMs.

Creating an Azure load balancer Creating an Azure load balancer involves configuring the following settings: 

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Frontend IP configuration. This setting specifies one or more static or d ynamic IP addresses that will accept incoming traffic. Backend pool. This setting identifies the Azure VMs that will accept incoming traffic. Incoming traffic will be either distributed across these virtual machines in a loadbalanced manner or, if it is a subject to a NAT rule, delivered to a specific Azure VM.


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Demonstration: Creating an Azure load balancer In this demonstration, you will see how to create an Azure load balancer. Question: Is it mandatory to set up a custom Domain Name System (DNS) on your Azure virtual network?





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Lab: Create and configure virtual networks Scenario

A. Datum Corporation plans to deploy a number of Azure virtual machines that will need direct netw connectivity. You need to create virtual networks to allow for d irect communication between them.

Objectives After completing this lab, you will be able t o: 

Create virtual networks.

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Test network connectivity.

Note: The lab steps for this course change frequently due to updates to Microsoft Azure. Microsoft Learning updates the lab steps frequently, so they are not available in this manual. Your instructor will provide you with the lab doc umentation.

Lab Setup Estimated Time: 30 minutes Virtual machine: 10979D-MIA-CL1 User name: Admin Password: Pa55w.rd


For this lab, you need to use the available V M environment. Before you begin the lab, you must com the following steps:


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Exercise 2: Verifying virtual network functionality Scenario

After creating the Azure virtual network, you want to deploy two virtual machines into it and ensur they can communicate directly by using their private IP addresses. The main task for this exercise is as follows: 1.

Prepare for the next module.

 Task 1: Prepare for the next module 

When you are finished with the lab, do not revert the virtual machines. Please keep all of the V running. The VMs in their current state are required for the next module.

Results: After completing this exercise, you should have:

Deployed two Azure virtual machines into an existing Azure virtual network by using the Azure po

Verify direct network connectivity between the two virtual machines on the same Azure virtual net Question: Can you move virtual machines that you created in the lab to a different virtual network? Question: Will you be able to successfully pingathe two v irtual machines on the virtual You're Reading Preview network? Unlock full access with a free trial.




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Module Review and Takeaways Review Question Question: If you decide to implement some of your services on the Azure platform, would you need to create Azure virtual networks?



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Module 6 Cloud storage Contents: Module Overview

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Lesson 1: Understanding cloud storage

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Lesson 2: Create and manage storage

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Lab: Configure Azure Storage

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Module Overview

The Microsoft Azure platform includes Microsoft Azure S torage, which provides a persistent and re location for storing Azure virtual machines’ (VMs) v irtual disk files. Additionally, it can host tables a queues, including emulating on-premises file servers. In this module, you will learn about these capabilities.

Objectives After completing this module, you will b e able to: 

Describe the features and benefits of cloud storage.

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Create and manage storage in Azure.



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Lesson 1

Understanding cloud storage

Before you implement and use Azure Storage, it is imp ortant to familiarize yourself with the range o cloud-storage services and their characteristics. There are several cloud-storage options available, ea of which is optimized for specific usage scenarios. The purpose of this lesson is to present and comp these options.


Describe Azure Storage.

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Describe the Microsoft Azure Table storage option.

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Compare storage options.

Overview of Azure Storage Azure Storage is a highly scalable service that you can use to store large amounts of data, including structured data (rows of key-value pairs) and unstructured data (media or virtual disk files). Developers and cloud architects commonly choose Azure Storage to host data for the Web Apps feature of the Azure App Service and the platform as a service (PaaS) cloud service. IT professionals who deploy infrastructure as a Service VMs rely on Azure Storage for Special offer for students: Only(IaaS) $4.99/month. storing VM operating systems and data disks, and



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Table storage. This option is a structured data store that you can use to host rows of key-valu of data, or NoSQL data types. Queue storage. This option provides a temporary store for relatively small messages that applications or individual application components exchange so that they can comm unicate.

File storage. This option allows you to host shared content that is accessible by using the Serv Message Block (SMB) protocol. This enables you to imp lement file-sharing functionality in a m similar to the one that traditional Microsoft Windows or Samba file servers provide in on-prem environments.

You will learn more about each of these Azure Storage types in this lesson’s upcoming topics.

Storage accounts

You organize Azure Storage by using storage accounts, which are logical groupings of individual s types. Additionally, Azure Storage enforces limits on size and the input/output ( I/O) throughput fo that you place in it.

To use Azure Storage, you first need to create a storage account. However, this is a soft limit, whic can increase by opening a service ticket with Azure support. There are two types of Azure Storage accounts that you can create: 

General purpose storage accounts. These accounts support all four types of storage, including three types of Blob storage. However, this is subject to the performance tier that you select, an these tiers can include:


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Standard. This performance tier allows you to store up to 500 terabytes (TB) of content, Unlock full access with a freeor trial. including any combination of blobs (page, block, append), tables, queues, and files. Th relies on traditional hard disk drives, which dictate its I/O throughput and latency charact


Premium Storage. This tier allows you to store up to 35 TB of virtual disk files (page blobs tier relies on solid state drives (SSDs), delivering performance sufficient to accommodate most demanding workloads.

Blob storage accounts. These accounts are capable of, and optimized for , storing block blobs append blobs only. Blob storage accounts support two access tiers:  Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title Hot blob storage. This tier is for content that youRead access frequently, and has lower costs o Useful Not useful(GB) of storage  gigabyte associated with the I/O storage transactions, but higher cost per Cancel anytime. Special offer for students: Only $4.99/month. Cool blob storage. This tier is for content that you access infrequently, and has higher cos o associated with the I/O storage transactions, but lower cost per GB of storage used. 


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Block blobs. This storage type is optimized for streaming audio and video, due to their block-based structure. A block ID identifies each block from a single blob, and it can include an MD5 hash of its c ontent. When you upload large file to a block blob, the resulting blob is divided into blocks of up to 100 megabytes (MB) size, which Azure uploads concurrently and then combines into a single file. This results in a fast upload time. Additionally, when you need to modify data, you can modify blob data at the bloc level by replacing existing blocks. A block blob can consist of up to 50,000 blocks of 100 MB eac size, which yields the maximum size of approximately 4.75 TB.

Append blobs. This storage type is for append operations, but does not include support for You're a Preview modifying existing content. This type ofReading blob is useful for storing logging, monitoring, or auditin data. Unlock full access with a free trial.

Note: Please note that you can choose theWith typeFree of a blob Download Trialstorage only when you create a blob. It is not possible to convert one blob storage type to another.

To organize blobs in a storage account, we recommend that you create one or more containers, wh are equivalent to file-system folders, and have the blobs correspond to the files within them. You ca nest these folders, so they are only one level deep. If you want to emulate multilevel folderhierarchy Free 30this Days Sign up to vote on title within a container, you can include multiple “\” characters inRead the name ofFor blobs that reside in the sam container.  Useful  Not useful


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What is Azure Table storage? The term table, in the context of Azure and Azure Table storage, describes a group of entities. An entity is a collection of properties ( also referred to as keys) and values stored together in the table. You can define up to 252 custom properties; however, each table also contains three system properties: 

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Row key. This system property uniquely identifies each row within its partition (effectively, the combination of the row key and the partition key uniquely identifies each row entire table). You're Reading a Preview Time stamp. This system property tablea updates. Unlockoptimizes full access with free trial.

At a high level, this type of storage is somewhat similar to a database or a Microsoft Excel spreads because its tables consist of collections of rows (entities) Download With Free and Trialsupports manipulating and q uerying data contained in the rows. However, entities that co-exist in the same Azure table do not necessa have the same structure or the same schema. The absence of the co nsistent schema is one of the differences between Azure Table storage and relational databases. Another distinction is that there support for relations between tables. This is why Azure Table storage is sometimes described by u the term NoSQL storage. In addition, Azure tables have limited indexing capabilities. A table conta  only a single clustered index based on the comb ination ofRead the partition key the Free For 30and Days Sign up to vote on this titlerow key.

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What is Queue storage? Azure Queue storage provides a mechanism for applications and services to pass messages to each other asynchronously. You can use Queue storage to provide temporary storage for large volumes of messages that you can access from any location via authenticated calls over the HTTP or HTTPS protocols. A storage account can contain an unlimited number of queues, up to the total capacity of 500 TB per storage account. Individual messages are limited to 64 kilobytes (KB), with the total number limited only by the total capacity of the storage account, which means that a single queue can contain millions of messages.

A common scenario that relies on Queue storage involves passing messages from a web role to a w role of an Azure cloud service. A web role is usually a website or web application. A worker role is typically a service or process that manages background p rocessing tasks. Queues can be addressed by using the following URL format: https://.queue.core.windows.net/.


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Similar to block blobs, Azure File storage provides Download With Free Trial the ability to store unstructured files. However, in addition to supporting access via the REST API (including .NET, Java, and Python), it also facilitates access via the SMB protocol (in particular, both SMB 2.1 and SMB 3.0). In addition, rather than using containers to store Read Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title files, File storage allows you to create shares and  Useful  Not useful a multi-level folder hierarchy within them. This Cancel anytime. Special offer for students: OnlyFile $4.99/month. enables storage to emulate file sharing, which is equivalent to that implemented by using on-


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Storage replication options To ensure resiliency and availability, Azure automatically replicates the content of a storage account across multiple physical servers. There are four replication schemes: 

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Zone-redundant storage. Your data replicates synchronously across three copies that reside in or three facilities in a single region. Zone-redundant storage offers more resiliency than locall redundant storage; however, it does not protect against failures that affect an entire region. importantly, zone-redundant storage is available only for block blobs in general-purpose stora accounts, which makes it unsuitable for hosting IaaS VM disk files, tables, queues, or file share

Geo-redundant storage. Your data replicates asynchronously from the primary region to a sec region. Predefined pairing between the two regions ensures that data stays within the same Reading a Preview geographical area. Data alsoYou're replicates synchronously across three replicas in each of the regi resulting in six copies of storage account content. If failure oc curs in the primary region, Azure Unlock full access with a free trial. Storage automatically fails over to the secondary region. E ffectively, geo-redundant storage o superior resiliency over locally redundant storage and zone-redundant storage.


Read-access geo-redundant storage. As with geo-redundant storage, your data replicates asynchronously across two regions and synchronously within each region, yielding six copies o storage account. However, with read-access geo-redundant storage, the storage account in th secondary region is available for read-only access regardless of the primary region’s status.

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Lesson 2

Create and manage storage

Implementing Azure Storage involves multiple prerequisites, such as creating and configuring a st account and configuring its properties. In addition, depending on the type of storage that you inte use, you might need to set up subcomponents of the storage acc ounts, such as containers, tables, queues, and file shares. In many cases, this requires the use of specialized Azure Storage tools. lesson, you will learn about these considerations.

Lesson Objectives After you complete this lesson, you will be able to: 

Create and manage Azure Storage non-programmatically.

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Creating and managing Azure Storage non-programmatically You're Reading a Preview

You can create a new storage account by using Unlock full access with a free trial. several different methods; however, the most straightforward option is available directly from Download With Free Trial Azure Portal. When using the Azure Portal interface, you will need to provide the following information:

Name. A unique string of between 3 and 24 characters that can contain only lowercase  letters or digits. This defines the unique URL Read Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title  that other services and applications use to Useful  Not useful  Cancel anytime. access individual storage services. These URLs Special offer for students: Only $4.99/month. include the “core.windows.net” domain suffix. The fully qualified domain name (FQDN) depends on the custom name that you assigned and 


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Download With Free Trial options” topic in the previous Note: For more information, refer to the “Storage replication lesson. General-purpose storage accounts with Premium Storage performance are available exclusively with the locally redundant storage option. In addition, Blob storage acco unts do not support the zone-redundant storage replication option.

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Graphical and command-line tools for interacting with Azure Storage

There are many tools and services that you can use to manage Azure Storage in addition to Azure The most popular tools and services include: 

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Microsoft Azure Storage Explorer. This stand-alone app allows you to manage Azure Storage Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X. Azure Web Storage Explorer. This is a web-based storage management app (implemented as Azure Web App).

AzCopy.exe. This is a command-line tool designed for moving small and medium-size amoun data in and out of Azure. However, for very large amounts of data (that would take several d transfer with AzCopy) you should consider using the Microsoft Azure Impor t/Export service.

Windows PowerShell. The Azure module for Windows Po werShell includes a set of Azure Stor cmdlets, which allows you to perform a m ajority of Azure Storage management tasks.

Microsoft Azure Import/Export service. The import service allows you to transfer data from you premises locations to Azure Storage by using 2.5-inch SS D or 2.5- or 3.5-inch Serial Advanced Technology Attachment (SATA) II/III internal hard drives that you ship to the target Azure data The export service transfers data in the opposite direction. This servic e is intended for scenario which the amount of data makes the internet-based copy overly expensive or impractical. To the content of the drives, you must encrypt them with BitLocker. You manage the entire trans (including generation of BitLocker keys) by using Azure classic portal.

You're Reading a Preview Additional Reading: For more information, refer to: “Azure Web Storage Explorer” at: Unlock full access with a free trial. http://aka.ms/M09rms


Additional Reading: For more information, refer to: “ Azure Storage Client Tools” at: http://aka.ms/R3aaz8

Additional Reading: For more information, refer to: “ Use the Microsoft Azure Import/Export Service to Transfer Data to Blob Storage” at: http://aka.ms/Fskpq4 Read Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title

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To interact with the content of a storage account programmatically, co nfigure the connection string the Azure Storage account. For example, when you create a web or worker role that requires access storage account, open Solution Explorer in Visual Studio, and then, in the roles folders, open the properties of your web role or worker role. Then, choose the Settings tab and select to add new set For the new setting, you should select the Connection String type, and then type your storage accou name and access key in the Create Storage Connection String window. If the application that you are working on is not the Azure cloud service, then you can use .NET configuration files, such as web.co and app.config, to configure a connection string for your storage account. You store the connection string using the element as follows. Replace the account name with the name of your storage account and account key with your account access key:

To access Blob storage programmatically, you should first add to your project an assembly that cont the Azure Storage management classes. Microsoft.WindowsAzure.Storage.dll provides this functiona and you can add it by using Package Manager from within the Package Manager console in Visual Studio. Alternatively, you can right-click on your pro ject in Solution Explorer in Visual Studio, and ch Manage NuGet Packages. Then search for WindowsAzure.Storage and install it. By using this proce you will receive all the necessary Azure Storage packages and dependencies.


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Demonstration: Creating a storage account and uploading a blob In this demonstration, you will see how to: 

Create an Azure Storage account by using the Azure Portal.

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Creating and managing tables programmatically You're a Preview You cannot use the Azure portal to createReading or manage tables, update their content data, or Unlock full access with a free trial. execute queries. If you want to create, access, and manage tables Download With Free Trial programmatically by using a Visual Studio project, ensure that you implemented the configuration by including and referencing relevant storage libraries and updating connection strings in your configuration files, as  described in the previous topic. Read Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title  To create a table programmatically, use the Not useful  Useful  Cancel anytime. CloudTableClient object, which allows you to Special offer for students: Only $4.99/month. reference tables and entities within the table. The following sample code shows how to create a


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In this demonstration, you will see how to manage blobs and tables by using a Visual Studio–develo app.


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Lab: Configure Azure Storage Scenario

A. Datum has an archive of media files stored on your on-premises file servers. You want to perfor test transfer of these files to Azure Blob storage.

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When you have finished the lab, do not r evert the virtual machines. Please keep all of the VMs running. The VMs in their current state are required for the next module. Question: Can you convert a Standard storage account to a Premium Storage account? Question: Is it possible to upload a file to an Azure Storage blob by using the Azure portal?





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Module Review and Takeaways Best Practice

By following the best practices for using A zure Storage, you can minimize its cost. The four factors will influence your costs are: 

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Amount of storage used (with Standard storage) or pr ovisioned (with Premium Storage). Cons using Standard storage disks for volumes hosting the operating system and c arefully estimate optimum size of Premium Storage disks.

Replication options. Geo-redundant storage accounts are more expensive than locally redund storage. One way to reduce costs is to cr eate multiple storage accounts with replication settin configured individually according to the resiliency requirements of their content.

Number of storage transactions. Transactions are defined as operations (such as create, read, write) across all Azure Storage types including blobs, tables, queues, and files. One way to min these charges is to ensure that VMs rely on temporary disks for hosting non-persistent conten as their paging files). This cost is not applicable to Premium Storage accounts.

Egress data from the Azure region hosting the storage acc ount. To minimize these charges, yo should consider grouping interdependent services together in the same region.

Note: For more information, refer to: “Azure Blobs Storage Pricing” at: http://aka.ms/Lfqijq

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Microsoft Azure offers a range of services that you can use to manage data. In particular, Azure relational database-management services. You can use these services to implement a relational da store for applications, without having to manage a database management system (DBMS) or the operating system that supports it.You're Reading a Preview

In this module, you will learn about the available Azure options for storing relational data. You also Unlock full access with a free trial. learn how to use Microsoft Azure SQL Database, which enables you to c reate, configure, and mana SQL databases.

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Understanding options for relational database deployments

Azure provides two basic methods of deploying relational database services: Platform as a service (P and infrastructure as a service (IaaS). The method you select will depend primarily on the requiremen the applications that consume database content. However, you should also consider factors such as manageability, ease of provisioning, cost, and compatibility. Compatibility is especially relevant in migration scenarios. This lesson introduces the relational database services that are available in Azur and describes how you can choose the best solution for your specific application and business need


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Most business applications rely on a relational You're Reading a Preview database to store their data, which typically includes a collection of two-dimensional thatwith a free trial. Unlock tables full access represent real-life entities and the relationships between them. Table rows correspond to individual Download With Free Trial instances of these entities, whereas table columns describe their identifying properties. However, by combining multiple interrelated tables, you can express complex business scenarios in a simple manner, and you can analyze their characteristics to extract meaningful information.  Read Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title  When you deploy relational databases to Azure, Not useful  Useful  Cancel anytime. you can choose from a range of deployment options. All of these options pertain to distinct service Special offer for students: Only $4.99/month. product types. Azure provides two basic ty pes of relational database services that each support diffe


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Compare SQL database with SQL Server in a virtual machine When you use Azure to implement a Microsoft SQL Server-based database, you can deploy it onto a Microsoft SQL Server instance that is running in an Azure VM or as a SQL database in Azure. The following characteristics of these two solutions can help you determine the best solution for your organization. The characteristics to consider include: 

Manageability, maintenance, and cost. Azure SQL Database constitutes a PaaS solution that removes much of the overhead associated with deploying and maintaining relational database systems. It is appealing because the operational costs are less than other options, and it pr simplified management approach. On the other hand, when you provision and m anage SQL S instances that are running on Azure IaaS virtual machines, you can manage and control them same manner as their on-premises counterparts, and their pricing includes the c ost of the ded virtual machine.

Note: You should note that you can reduce your management overhead significantly for implementing SQL Server instances that are runninga on Azure IaaS virtual m achines by taking You're Reading Preview advantage of SQL Server Virtual Machine Automated Patching and SQL Server Virtual Machine Unlock full access with a free trial.IaaS Agent extension of the VM Automated Backup. These technologies rely on the SQL Server Agent (to automatically deploy Microsoft updates to, and back up SQL Server databases of, Azure IaaS virtual machines. Additionally, SQLWith ServerFree Virtual Machine Automated Backup also Download Trial uses SQL Server Managed Backup to Microsoft Azure. T his functionality is available for SQL Server 2012, SQL Server 2014, and SQL Server 2016 instances.

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SQL Server components. SQL Server instance-level components require a SQL Server instance running within an Azure IaaS virtual machine. These components include SQL Server Agent, S Server Analysis Services, SQL Server Integration Services, SQL Server Reporting Services, or Mas Data Services. . However, you m ight be able to provide equivalent functionality by taking advan of other Azure services, such as Azure SQL Data Warehouse, Azure Data Lake, or Azure Data Fac

Note: In absence of SQL Server Agent, you can use Elastic Database jobs to implement scheduled, automated maintenance tasks of Azure SQL Database. When you do this, you can run arbitrary Transact-SQL scripts or apply data-tier applications across a c ollection of Azure SQL databases.

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Ability to make a relational database interact directly with other Azure services within the same Azure virtual network. You can locate SQL Server instances that are running within an Azure IaaS virtual machine on the same Azure virtual network as the IaaS virtual machine or PaaS cloud ser However, with SQL Database, network traffic always flows via its public IP address. Therefore, depending on your architectural design, this might help pr ovide an additional level of integratio isolation in relation to other Azure services and public networks.

High availability and scalability. Azure supports high availability and scalability features, includin AlwaysOn Availability Groups, database mirroring, or SQL Server replication, only if you use a SQ Server instance that is running within an Azure IaaS virtual machine. However, you can use Azur Database to achieve an equivalent resiliency level with much less management overhead, and yo You're Reading Preview not need to rely on these features. However, you acan use the built-in c apabilities of Azure SQL Database service, such as geo-replication, point-in-time restore, or geo-restore. You also can sc Unlock full access with a free trial. both horizontally and vertically. You can scale horizontally by partitioning data with E lastic Data tools, and you can scale vertically by changing service tiers and their performance levels. Azure S Download WithStandard, Free Trial Database is available in three service tiers: Basic, and Pr emium, and performance leve expressed in database throughput units (DTUs). A DTU is a number that represents the overall p of the database engine resources, including processor, memory, and input/output.

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Although Point In Time Restore and Geo-Restore allow you to recover data in the event of a datab server, or datacenter failure, the time it takes to recover the database might result in some downti business-critical applications. To reduce the time taken to recover applications that rely on a SQL database, you can implement Geo-Replication. This involves creating up to four secondary, read-o replica databases residing in other, arbitrarily chosen Azure regions. Each secondary database is automatically replicated asynchronously from the primary region. In the event of a failure, you can over to the secondary database. Following the failover, you should modify the connection strings applications to point them to the secondary replica. T his extra step typically takes much less time t restoring a large database from a backup.

Azure SQL Database supports vertical scaling. To implement it, you change the database pricing ti performance level. The change affects the database throughput units that the database can suppo Horizontal scaling requires more effort because it involves splitting data into separate sets and integrating them through federations, or sharding. However, Elastic Database tools available with SQL Database considerably simplify the process of implementing these processes.

An innovative approach to scaling of Azure SQL Database involves automatic distribution of preallocated resources determined by the pricing tier among multiple databases that are hosted on th same logical server by combining t hem into elastic database pools. Each server can c ontain a num pools, but each pool can be associated only with a single server. After you create a pool and add i server, you must decide how many resources yo u want to make available to it. Similar to the tradit approach, you do this by assigning a pricing tier. You can pool and assign resources on an as-nee basis. As part of the pool configuration, you can also set the minimum and maximum performance Reading a Preview and database size, to ensure thatYou're individual databases do not monopolize all the resources allocat the pool. Unlock full access with a free trial.

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Creating and connecting to Azure SQL databases

Azure SQL Database is a cloud-based SQL service that prov ides subscribers with a highly scalable platform for hosting their databases. When you use Azure SQL Database, organizations can avoid cost and complexity of managing SQL Serv er installations and quickly set up and start using databas applications. In this lesson, you will learn how to provision and c onnect to an Azure SQL database.


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The collation to which you want the database to apply. The collation defines the rules that det how to sort and compare data.

The server on which to create the database. You can select an existing server that you have previously created in the same subscription or create a new server. The server name must be u globally.

The resource group in which to create the database and its server. If you select an existing ser database is automatically added to the existing resource group to which the server belongs. T name of the resource group must be unique within the current subscr iption.

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You can use the following three techniques to migrate both types of content from a SQL Server–hos database to Azure SQL Database: 

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Export a data-tier application (DAC) from SQL Server in the form of a .bacpac file and import it i Azure SQL Database. You have the option of storing both the .bacpac file, which contains both t schema and the existing data. This method is recommended in scenarios where connection betw the source and target databases is slow or unreliable.

Use the .bacpac file to migrate the schema only and use the SQL Server bcp utility to transfer da This approach is best for handling transfer of larger databases.

Using Copy to create a SQL database

You can easily copy your existing database within a SQL server in Azure or between two SQL servers Azure that belong to the same subscription. You can do so from the Azure portal (by c licking Copy blade of the database you are copying) or by running the corresponding T-SQL Statement. This met is useful for performing an impromptu backup of the source database before making changes to it o creating its replica for testing purposes.

You can create a copy of an existing SQL Database by running the following T-SQL statement. Note you must execute this command while connected to the master database of the Azure SQL server th will host the copy.

You're Reading a Preview CREATE DATABASE T-SQL statement CREATE DATABASE destination_database_name Unlock full access with a free trial. AS COPY OF [source_server_name.]source_database_name


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Connect to an Azure SQL database The primary purpose of the SQL Database service is to provide data storage for applications that deliver specific business functionality. However, SQL Database must also facilitate easy access to developers who create these applications and to database administrators and development operations staff who assist developers. This topic reviews different ways for providing access to data storage.

While you typically handle the creation and management of SQL Databases on the database level by using the Azure portal and the preview Azure portal or Windows PowerShell, the ability to perform create, read, update, and delete operat on database content requires a different approach. The approach to connecting to S QL databases Azure is similar to the approach for working with on-premises SQL Server-hosted databases, allow use of the following tools: 

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SQL Server Management Studio. You can use SQL S erver Management Studio to connect to a Azure SQL Database server and administer it like the SQL Server instances. In hybrid IT environ it is convenient to use the same tool to manage on-premises or Azure IaaS-based SQL Server instances and SQL Database You're servers. Reading a Preview

sqlcmd. You can use the sqlcmd command-line tool to connect to Azure SQL Database serve Unlock full access with a free trial. execute Transact-SQL commands.

Visual Studio. Developers can use Visual Studio to cre ate SQL databases and to manage and q Download With Free Trial their content.

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Demonstration: Connect to an Azure SQL Database by using SQL Serve Management Studio and an Azure web app In this demonstration, you will see how to: 

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Question: How will your organization use Azure SQL Database?



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Lab: Creating a SQL Database in Azure Scenario

To accommodate a steadily increasing volume of Internet-based customers, A. Datum has decided store its marketing data in a dedicated database hosted in Microsoft Azure. You are considering u Azure SQL Database for this purpose and have decided to test its capabilities.

Objectives After completing this lab, students will be able to: 

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Module Review and Takeaways Review Question Question: What should you consider when choosing between on-premises SQL Server, SQL Server on an Azure virtual machine, and Azure S QL Database?

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sqlcmd. You can use the sqlcmd command-line sqlcmd command-line utility to connect to Azure SQL Database server execute Transact-SQL commands.

Visual Studio. Developers can use Visual Studio to create SQL databases and to manage and que their content.



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Lesson 1: Overview of Azure AD

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Module Overview

Microsoft Azure Active Directory (Azure A D) is a cloud-based identity and access-management so that provides authentication and authorization when users require access to cloud-based resource However, you also can leverage its functionality to protect on-premises applications. Additionally, can streamline and enhance secure access to sensitive services and data by utilizing Azure AD’s sin You're Reading a Preview sign-on (SSO), federation, and Azure Multi-Factor Authentication capabilities. Unlock full access with a free trial.

In this module, you will learn how to cr eate users, domains, and directories in Azure AD, integrate applications with Azure AD, and use Multi-Factor Authentication.

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Create and manage Azure AD tenants, domains, and users.

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Lesson 1

Overview of Azure AD

Azure AD is a cloud-based identity and access-management solution, and a directory-servic es soluti that you can use to provide secure access to cloud-based and on-premises applications and services

In this lesson, you will learn about the basic features of the Azure AD i dentity-management and dire services. The lesson starts by introducing these services in relation to Activ e Directory Domain Servic (AD DS), and compares these two technologies.


Describe the main characteristics of AD DS.

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Create Azure AD tenants, domains, and users.

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Unlock full access with a free trial. AD DS forms the foundation of enterprise networks that run Windows operating systems. The core component of AD DS is its d atabase, which Download With Free Trial provides storage for all AD DS objects, such as user accounts, computer accounts, or group accounts. The database schema defines object types, typically referred to as classes, and their individual properties, also known as attributes. The  database organizes objects in a customizable, Read Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title  logical hierarchy that consists of containers and Useful  Not useful  Cancel anytime. organizational units (OUs). The database offers Special offer for students: Only $4.99/month. resiliency by supporting multiple replicas that domain controllers , host. The database constitutes the authoritative source of identity dat


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Directory service

AD DS, as the name indicates, also functions as a directory service, and allows you to query an database’s contents. AD DS–aware applications, such as Microsoft Exchange, use this functionality extensively, because these applications rely on AD DS to store their configuration and operational parameters. A range of Windows Server roles, such as Active Directory Certificate Services (AD CS) Directory Rights Management Services (AD RMS); and Active Directory Federation Services (AD FS leverage the same functionality. The AD DS database also stores management data, which is c ritic administering user and computer settings through Group Policy p rocessing.

AD DS configuration

AD DS advertises its services by using Dom ain Name System (DNS). Effectively, each AD DS doma unique DNS domain name. While it is possible to use multiple, distinct DNS namespaces within th domain, doing so is uncommon.

Each AD DS domain exists within an A D DS forest, and a forest can c ontain multiple domains. All domains in the same forest share the same schema, and implicitly tr ust each other. Therefore, this extends the scope of authentication, authorization, and directory-services lookups to all forest obj you want to provide the same functionality across multiple forests, you need to create trust relatio between them.

AD DS has a multipurpose nature, and its intended operational mod el is as a fully managed infrast component. Therefore, it offers a high degree of versatility and customizability. You can delegate i permissions down to a single object’s individual attribute. Additionally, because the database repli and distributes, it can host millions of objects by scaling up, and it can support multinational ente You're Reading a Preview with datacenters on multiple continents by scaling out. You can extend its schema to accommoda full access with athat freeschema trial. custom object types, although it Unlock is important to note extensions are not fully reversib


Implementing AD DS in Azure AD DS offers significant business and technological benefits. However, it mainly is for on-premises, independently managed deployments, and most of its characteristics reflect this underlying premise. Its authentication and authorization mechanisms rely largely on having domain-member computers Special offer for students: Only $4.99/month. permanently joined to the domain. The



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Extending AD DS authentication

You can address this shortcoming by extending the capabilities of AD DS. You do this by using an intermediary system that handles translation of AD DS on-premises constructs and protocols, such a tokens and Kerberos, into their Internet-ready equivalents. The AD FS server role and Web Applicatio Proxy server feature of Windows Server p rovides this functionality. As a result, users, devices, and applications can take advantage of t he AD DS authentication and authorization features without hav to be a part of the same domain or a trusted domain.

Federation support

Federation support is the primary feature that AD FS and Web Application Proxy facilitate. A federati resembles a traditional trust relationship, but relies on claims (contained within tokens) to represent authenticated users or devices, and it relies on certificates to establish trusts and to facilitate secure communication with an identity provider. Additionally, it uses web-friendly protocols such as HTTPS Services Trust (WS-Trust), Web Services Federation (WS-Federation), or Open Authorization (OAuth) handle transport and processing of authentication and authorization data. This means that AD DS, in combination with AD FS and Web Application Proxy, can function as a claims provider, authenticatin requests from web-based services and applications that cannot access AD DS d omain controllers dir

Azure IaaS

You also can extend AD DS into the clo ud by deploying AD DS domain controllers into Azure virtual machines. You might use this type of deployment to build a disaster-recovery solution for an existin premises AD DS environment, to implement a test environment, or to provide local authentication a authorization to Azure-hosted, AD You're DS-dependent applications and services that reside within the sam Reading a Preview Azure virtual network. Unlock full access with a free trial.

Azure AD DS

If you need to deploy AD DS-dependent applications and servic Download With Free Triales into Azure, but you want to avoid overhead associated with deploying and managing Active Directory domain controllers hosted on Ia Azure virtual machines, you should consider implementing Azure Active Directory Domain Services (Azure AD DS) instead.

Azure AD DS provides a Microsoft-managed AD DS service, which you can enable when necessary. T service consists of two Active Directory domain controllers in a new, single domain forest.  These two Read Free For 30 Days Sign up to vote on this title Active Directory domain controllers deploy automatically to an Azure virtual network that you design useful and you can enable this functionality by using the Azure classic portal within your A zure AD tenant.  Useful  Not Cancel anytime. establishes a one-to-one relationship between the two dir ectories, and triggers automatic Special offer for students: Only $4.99/month. synchronization. The result is that the Azure AD DS domain contains the same users and gr oups as i


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Overview of Azure AD The previous topics in this module described the role of AD DS as an identity provider, a directory service, and an access management solution. They also showed how you can extend the scope of AD DS into the cloud to accommodate authentication and authorization requirements of Internet and Azure-based applications and services. You have the additional option of accommodating these requirements by relying on features supported natively by cloud-based identity providers. Azure AD is an example of such a provider.

Presenting the role of Azure AD as a cloud-based counterpart of AD DS would be an oversimplific while they share some common characteristics, there are several significant differences.

Azure AD operates as a Microsoft-managed service that is part of the platform as a service (P aaS) offering. It is not a part of core infrastructure that customers own and manage, nor is it an IaaS off While this implies that you have less control over its implementation, it also means that you do no to dedicate resources to its deployment or maintenance. You also have acc ess to a set of features natively available in AD DS, such as support for Multi-Factor Authentication.

Azure AD tiers


Azure AD constitutes a separate Unlock Azure service. Itswith most elementary form, which any new Azure full access a free trial. subscription includes automatically, does not incur any extra cost and is referred to as Free tier.

Download With Free Trial Note: By default, when you create a new Azure subscription by using a Microsoft account, the subscription automatically includes a new Azure AD tenant named Default Directory.

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Note: At any given time, an Azure subscription must be associated with one, and only one, Azure AD tenant. This association allows you to grant permissions to resources in the Azure subscription (via Role-Based Access Control [RBAC]) to users, groups, and applications that exist in that particular Azure AD tenant. Note that you can associate the same Azure AD tenant with multiple Azure subscriptions. This allows you to use the same users, groups, and applications to manage resources across multiple Azure subscriptions.

Each Azure AD tenant is assigned the default DNS domain name, consisting o f a unique prefix. The p derived from the name of the Microsoft account you use to create an Azure subscription or prov ide explicitly when creating an Azure AD tenant, is followed by the onm icrosoft.com suffix. Adding at lea one custom domain name to the same Azure AD tenant is possible and common. This name utilizes DNS domain namespace that the corresponding company or organization owns. The Azure AD tena serves as the security boundary and a container of Azure A D objects such as users, groups, and applications. A single Azure AD tenant can support multiple Azure subscriptions.

Azure AD schema

The Azure AD schema contains fewer object types than that of AD DS . Most notably, it does not incl definition of the computer class, although it does include the device class. (The process of joining de to Azure AD differs considerably from the pr ocess of joining computers to AD DS.) The Azure AD sch is also easily extensible, and its extensions are fully reversible.

The lack of support for the traditional computer d omain membership means that you cannot use Az AD to manage computers or user settings using Group Policy Objects (GPOs). Instead, its primary You're by Reading a Preview strength lies in providing directory services; storing and publishing user, device, and application data and handling the authentication and authorization the users, Unlock full access of with a free trial.devices, and applications. The effectiveness and efficiency of these features are apparent based on existing deployments of cloud services such as Office 365, which rely on Azure AD as their identity provider and support millions of Download With Free Trial users.

Note: To manage Azure AD joined devices, you can use mobile device management solutions, such as Microsoft Intune.

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The delegation model provides the ability to grant permissions to applications registered in an Azure AD tenant to its users and groups, and management of the delegate group. The specifics of these capabilities depend on the AD tier. For example, in Azure AD Free, you can assign applicatio individual users. With the Azure AD Basic tier, yo u can also create such assignments based on the membership. The Premium tier further extends this functionality by offering delegated and self-se group management, thereby allowing users to create and manage their own groups, and request membership in the groups created by others.

Note: Azure AD users can access Azure AD applications by using the web-based portal referred to as the Access Panel at: http://aka.ms/Fim3qw. This portal automatically presents to the users all applications for which they have permissions. Another benefit of using this approach is the support for SSO. When starting individual applications from its interface, authentication happens automatically once users sign in to the portal.

Azure delegation Model - RBAC

The delegation model described above deals with permissions to Azure AD tenant objects and is available via the graphical interface in the Azure classic por tal. You also can manage permissions t resources within the Azure subscription associated with the Azure AD tenant by implementing RBA mechanism relies on a number of built-in and c ustom-defined roles (the latter at this point require use of Azure PowerShell). Each of these roles represents a specific set of actions on Azure resource as Azure Web apps, SQL databases, Azure v irtual machines, or even their individual network adapt You can grant the intended access by associating AD object such as a user, group, or You're Readingana Azure Preview principal with a role and assigning it on t he resource, resource group, or subscription level. Unlock full access with a free trial.

Authenticating access to Azure web applications by using Azure AD

The process of implementing Azure AD support for Free custom applications is rather complex and bey Download With Trial the scope of this course. However, the Azure portal and Microsoft Visual Studio make the process configuring such support more straightforward.

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account using the existing account to sign in to that Azure AD tenant. You can also use AD FS and W Application Proxy to establish such federations with on-premises AD DS deployments.

The use of federations eliminates the dependency on AD DS protocols such as Kerberos, which are intended for on-premises, LAN-based communication. Instead, the federation traffic travels over clo friendly HTTPS protocol, carrying WS-Trust, WS-Federation, S AML, or OAuth communication. Instea using LDAP-based lookups, Azure AD interaction relies on AD Gr aph application programming inter (API).

Azure AD identity support

Built-in capabilities as an identity provider and its support for federations allows Azure AD to offer flexibility in designing an identity solution for your organizational or business needs. This flexibility g you four high-level design choices: 

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Implementing authentication exclusively in Azure AD. This means that identity data, including us credentials, resides only in the cloud. You can define the identities directly in Azure AD or source them from existing Microsoft accounts, based on the federation with the Micr osoft identity prov You might prefer this choice if you do not have an existing or significant on-premises AD DS deployment.

Maintaining an on-premises authoritative source of the identity data in AD DS but synchronizing to Azure AD at regular intervals. This means Azure AD can authenticate and authorize users, but retain control over their state in the on-premises AD DS. This approach simplifies application su of AD DS users who are not operating on-premises. It is also suitable in scenarios where a large Reading a Preview number of AD DS users rely onYou're Microsoft cloud services, such as Office 365, to access their applications. Unlock full access with a free trial.

Taking advantage of the AD FS capabilities (which this topic covered earlier) to authenticate users accessing cloud resources. This approach involves forming a federation between your onDownload With Free Trial premises AD DS and Azure AD. A uthentication requests submitted to Microsoft cloud resources are redirected from the cloud to your on-premises AD DS via the AD FS server. This allows you t provide authentication and authorization to cloud-based services by using your on-premises AD This approach is similar to the second one, but its advantage is support for SSO. Its dr awback is need for additional servers that are hosting federation components.  Read Free Foron 30this Days Relying on pass-through authentication to validate credentials of attempting Sign up tousers vote title to access  Microsoft cloud resources. Similar to federation, pass-through authentication relies on AD DS to Not useful  Useful  Cancel anytime. perform the validation. However, it does not r equire a dedicated server infrastructure. Instead, it Special offer for students: Only $4.99/month. uses a lightweight agent running on one or more domain-joined Windows S erver 2016 or Wind 


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Active Directory synchronization and Azure AD To implement the synchronization process (mentioned when discussing Azure AD DS and Azure AD identity support), use Azure AD Connect. This tool automatically synchronizes objects (such as users, groups, devices, or c ontacts) and their attributes from on-premises AD DS to Azure AD. The synchronization process includes the User Principal Name attribute, typically the same as the user’s email address. This improves the sign-in experience by ensuring that users can authenticate by specifying a familiar user name when they access the cloud services. The option of synchronizing password hashes, which results in having a matching set of credentials in both d is also available.

To enable users to sign in to Azure AD and on-premises Active Directory with the same credential domain name of Azure AD and o n-premises Active Directory must match. This requires assigning validating a custom domain name to the Azure AD tenant, with which on-premises Active Director synchronizes. An Azure AD environment with directory synchronization in place includes three types of users: 

You're Reading a Preview In this scenario, directory Cloud-based users without password hash synchronization. synchronization synchronizes user account information to Azure AD but excludes password Unlock full access with a free trial. hashes. When passwords for Active Directory users change, this does not affect passwords for the corresponding Azure AD users. This typically results in sign-in error s for the users and an With Free Trial Azure AD handles authentication w increased number of calls to Download the help desk. In this scenario, users attempt to access cloud-based resources.

Cloud-based users with password hash synchronization. In this scenario, directory synchroniza synchronizes user account attributes and password hashes to Azure AD. This method ensures passwords of users in the scope of synchronization are the same in Azure AD and in on-premi  promp AD DS. This eliminates the problem from the first scenario, although users are typically Read Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title  to provide their password more than once. In this case, Azure AD also handles authentication Useful  Not useful  based resources. Cancel anytime. Special offer for students: Only $4.99/month. Federated users. In this scenario, directory synchronization synchronizes user account informa 


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Demonstration: Creating and managing an Azure AD tenant In this demonstration, you will see how to: 

Create an Azure AD tenant, assign to it a custom dom ain, and view the verification DNS records

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Grant an Azure AD user administrative access to an A zure subscription by assigning the owner permissions on the subscription level.

Additional Reading: For detailed information on creating or editing users, refer to: “Add new users to Azure Active Directory” at: https://aka.ms/fy887o

AD FS and Azure AD As organizations move more services and applications to cloud-based services, providing a streamlined authentication and authorization option to their users increases in importance. You can use Windows Server Active Directory You're Reading a Preview Federation Services (AD FS) to provide a single sign-on experience to on-premisesUnlock users full across access with a free trial. various cloud-based platforms. After authenticating with AD DS credentials, users can access AzureDownload With Free Trial based resources, Microsoft online services (such as Microsoft Exchange Online or Microsoft SharePoint Online) that rely on Azure AD authentication, and SaaS applications integrated with Azure AD. Note that this functionality also requires directory synchronization between the on-premises Active Master your semester with Scribd  Read Free Foron 30this Days Directory and the corresponding Azure AD tenant, just like the sign-on methods described earlier. Sign up to vote title  must also deploy a Security Token Servic e (STS) infrastructure, & The NewHowever, Yorkyou Times Useful role Not useful such as W  server

Cancel anytime. Server Active Directory Federation Services (AD FS). Because such servers must be able to communic Special offer for students: Only $4.99/month. directly with the AD DS domain co ntrollers, they reside on the internal network. This means that you

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If the user is signed in to the on-premises AD DS domain, the federation server requests the A authentication, based on the user’s existing Kerberos ticket. Otherwise, the user receives a pro authenticate with the AD DS credentials, which the federation server relays to an AD DS doma controller.

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The AD DS domain controller verifies the authentication request and then sends the successfu authentication message back to the federation server.

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The federation server creates the claim for the user based on the rules defined as part of the A configuration. The federation server places the claims data in a digit ally signed security token forwards it to the user’s browser.

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The user’s browser forwards the security token containing claims to Azure AD.

10. Azure AD verifies the validity of the AD FS security token based on the existing federation trus creates a new token for the purpose of accessing the SaaS application and sends it back to th browser. 11. The user uses the Azure AD–issued token to access the SaaS application.

Check Your Knowledge Question Which of the following are characteristics of Azure AD? Select the correct answer.


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Lesson 2

Manage Azure AD authentication

Azure AD enhances authentication security and improves the user sign-on experience by supporting Multi-Factor Authentication and SSO. In this lesson, you will learn how to implement and take advan of both of these features.

Lesson Objectives After completing this lesson, you should be able to: 

Describe the benefits of Multi-Factor Authentication that Azure AD provides.

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Describe the benefits of SSO that Azure AD provides.

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Configure Multi-Factor Authentication and SSO in Azure AD.

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Access SaaS applications via Access Panel.

Multi-Factor Authentication The purpose of Multi-Factor Authentication is to increase security. Traditional, standard authentication requires knowledge You're of sign-in Reading a Preview credentials, typically consisting of a user name and Unlock full access with a free trial. the associated password. Multi-Factor Authentication adds an extra verification that relies on either having access to a device Download that is With Free Trial presumably in the possession of the rightful owner or having physical characteristics of that person, such as biometrics. This additional requirement makes it considerably more difficult for an unauthorized individual to compromise the authentication process. Read Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title

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App passwords

As part of the verification process, the user can also generate app passwords. This is because the u Multi-Factor Authentication does not support traditional desktop applications such as Microsoft O 2010 and Microsoft Lync 2010 or earlier, and mobile apps for email. The user c an then assign rand generated app passwords to individual apps by using their respective configuration settings.

App passwords can be a potential security vulnerability. Therefore, as an administrator, you can pr directory users from creating app passwords. You also can invalidate all app passwords for an i user if the computer or device where the apps are installed is compromised.

Office 2013 and newer versions support modern authentication, which makes it possible to c onfig them to work with Multi-Factor Authentication. This eliminates the need for using app passwords.

Additional Reading: For more information regarding modern authentication, refer to: “Office 2013 modern authentication public preview announced” at: https://aka.ms/m37pjz

Once the verification process is complete, Multi-Factor Authentication status for the user changes enabled to enforced. The same verification process repeats during every subsequent authenticatio attempt. The Additional security verification option that appears in the Access Panel reflects the change in status. From the Access Panel, you can choose and configure a different verification mechanism and generate app passwords.


Additional Reading: For more information about Azure Multi-Factor Authentication, refer to: “What is Azure Multi-Factor Authentication?” http://aka.ms/Ddsfo9 Unlock full access at: with a free trial.


Demonstration: Configuring and using Multi-Factor Authentication In this demonstration, you will learn how to: Enable Multi-Factor Authentication for an Azure AD user account.

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A large number of commercial applic ations with SSO capabilities, such as Microsoft Office 365, Box, Salesforce, are preconfigured for integration with Azure AD and p ublished in its application gallery.

Additional Reading: To view all currently available commercial A zure AD applications, go to the Azure Marketplace at http://aka.ms/Htfnef and click Azure Active Directory apps.

Once Azure AD administrators have assigned these applications to users and configured them for they automatically appear in the Access Panel. Users can sign in to the Access Panel by providing the Azure AD credentials. They will not receive a prompt for their credentials again when they start the applications. You can use the following three mechanisms to implement application SSO support: 

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Password-based SSO with Azure AD storing credentials for each user of a password-based SSO application. When Azure AD administrators assign a password-based SSO app to an individual user, they have the option to enter app credentials on the user's behalf. Alternatively, users can enter and store credentials themselves directly from the Access Panel. In either case, when acces a password-based SSO app, users first rely on their Azure AD credentials to authenticate to the Access Panel. Next, when they open an app, Azure AD transparently extracts the corresponding specific stored credentials and securely relays them to its provider within the browser's session. Azure AD SSO, with Azure AD leveraging federated trusts with providers of SSO applications. In case, the application provider relies on Azure AD to handle users’ authentication, and considers Reading a Preview authenticated when they openYou're the application.

Linked SSO, with Azure AD leveraging a fed erated the application and an SSO Unlock full access with trust a freebetween trial. provider, established by using an existing STS implementation such as AD FS. This is similar to th second mechanism because no separate application credentials are involved. However, in this ca Download With Free Trial when users access the Access Panel application, their authentication requests are handled by yo current SSO solution.

Note that in each of these cases, Azure AD serves as a central point of managing application authentication and authorization.

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Lab: Create and manage Azure Active Directory tenant Scenario

Now that you have deployed several services for Azure, you must secure access to them by prov Azure AD user accounts for employees of A. Datum Corporation. The long-term plan is to synchro existing on-premises AD DS user accounts with the Azure AD Default Directory tenant associated your Azure subscription. However, you first should test Azure AD functionality by creating and del Azure AD user accounts directly in the Default Directory tenant. You should also test RBAC by gran subscription-wide permissions to one of these accounts.

You will also create a new Azure AD tenant to be used for further testing of Azure AD functionality will assign a custom DNS domain name to it.


Created a user in an Azure Active Directory tenant.

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Assigned to the new Azure AD user the owner role in the Azure subscription.

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Module Review and Takeaways Review Question Question: What are some benefits of using Azure AD as an identity provider?

Tools Azure AD Connect is the primary tool for performing directory synchronization.





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