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Microsoft Azure

This beginner-friendly Microsoft Azure Bootcamp  is your chance to prepare for the world of work as a Microsoft Azure Developer in a product-based company, compile a job-ready project portfolio, and become a self-sufficient, versatile software developer with all the critical skills for a long and healthy career in tech.

Program Details

36+ Hours Instructor-Led Sessions
15+ Hours of Self-Paced Videos
50+ Hands-On Exercises
50+ Hours of Learning
5+ Real-World Projects
Well Structured Curriculum
30+ Hours of Problem-Solving Sessions
Numrous Hackathons and Mock Interviews
25+ Auto-Graded Assessments
30+ Hours of Career Coaching

Master the Latest Tools and Technologies

Pricing Options

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INR 60K + GST

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What you will Learn

Understanding Azure Administration

Master core concepts and principles of Azure administration, architecture, services and more.

Manage Azure Identities and Governance

Manage Azure AD objects, role-based access control (RBAC), subscriptions and governance, and more.

Implement and Manage Storage

Manage storage accounts, data in Azure Storage, and Azure files and blobs.

Implementing Backup and Recovery Services

Learn Azure backup and recovery, including Azure Site Recovery, and Azure File Sync.

Deploy and Manage Azure Compute Resources

Understand how to manage Azure VMs, Azure Container Instances, Azure Functions, and more.

Configure and Manage Virtual Networking

Cover Azure virtual networks, Azure load balancers, network security groups (NSGs), and more.

Monitor and Maintain Azure Resources

Monitor resources by using Azure Monitor and Azure Service Health, including backup and recovery.

Who Should Attend the Bootcamp

Freshers / Beginners

Developers

Cloud practitioners

IT Professionals / Leaders

Solutions Architects and DevOps engineers

IT operations engineers

Prerequisites

There are no prerequisites to attend this Bootcamp. The right aptitude, logical thinking, and drive for curiosity are all you need. Leave the
rest to us!

Course Journey

Pre-Bootcamp

Bootcamp

Capstone

Graduation

Tech Career Support

Skills you’ll gain

Azure resources deployment

Azure resources management

Identity management
Express.

Identity governance

Azure resources monitoring

Azure resources backup

Network management

Network configuration

Storage implementation

Storage management

Azure Cloud administration

Microsoft Azure Bootcamp Syllabus

Different segments SaaS, PaaS, and IaaS
Azure Regions and Data Centers
Understanding of Microsoft Azure portal
Introduction to all Azure services
Windows Azure Subscription
Setting Up a Trial Subscription
Lab:
Installation of Azure cmdlets on windows PowerShell

Operating System Images Supported
Virtual Machine instances
Azure VM types and Pricing
Types of Provisioning
Disks & Images
Virtual Machine management, automation and scripting
Cloud Service and Resource Model Deployment
Setting up VM in Availability set using Load Balanced Endpoint
VM Availability using Availability Sets
Lab:
Creation of VMs with portal, ARM Templates and PowerShell
Deploying two VMs in Availability Set and load balancing it.

Types of Azure Virtual Network VNET to VNET, point-to-site and site-to-site, Express Route
Creating Virtual Networks in Azure
Azure Subnet and IP ranges
Endpoints
Load Balancing Endpoints
Understanding Network ACL and Network Security Group Setting up Private and Public IP
Introduction to Azure Traffic Manager
Available options in Azure Traffic Manager
Understanding of Deployment Traffic Manager
Lab:
Create a VET-to-VNET virtual networks
Create a point-to-site virtual network.
Create a site-to-site virtual network.
Load Balancing using Azure Traffic Manager.

Overview of Microsoft Azure Storage
Storage Account
Storage Account Replication Techniques
Protocols and Consistency Model
Type of Azure Storage Account
Storage Services Blob, Table, queue, File
Azure CDN Services, Managed and Unmanaged Disk
Lab:
Provisioning Azure Storage services
Create an Azure Storage Account
Deploying Blob Storage
Deploying Table Storage
Deploying Queue Storage
Deploying File Storage

Azure Active Directory Overview
Self-Service Password Reset
Azure AD Identity Protection
Integrating SaaS Applications with Azure AD
Azure Domains and Tenants
Azure Users and Groups
Azure Roles
Managing Devices
Lab:
Implement Azure Active Directory.
Configure Self-Service Password Reset
Implement Azure AD Identity Protection
Configure integrated SaaS applications
Configure domains and tenants, users and groups
Manage roles and devices
Migration of OnPrem AD Users to Azure AD
Configure MFA

App Service Overview
App Service monitoring overview
Web Role and Worker Role
Lab:
App Service Plan
Deploy Web App
App Service Diagnostics

Understanding Database as a service
Difference between SQL server and Azure SQL
Advantage and Benefits of SQL database Scaling SQL database
Backup and Performance Options Security in Azure
SQL Pricing Model
Azure SQL Data Warehouse
Lab:
Migrate a database from on premise to SQL Azure

Azure Vaults
Configuring backups
Data Protection Manager
Azure Site Recovery and Disaster Recovery
On Premise Migration using Recovery Services
Lab:
Configure a Recovery Service Vault and backup files from on premise to cloud
Site Recovery of a VM
Back up of a VM
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Frequently Asked Questions

Microsoft Azure Bootcamp

An Azure administration training involves covering all the aspects of managing an Azure environment. This spans topics like how to manage identities, access, authentication, subscription, and governance to start with. You will also learn in detail how to implement and manage storage on Azure, deploy and manage storage, deploy, and manage Azure compute resources, virtual networking, analysis, backup, and recovery. Azure administrator is a key role in any organization that relies at least partially on an Azure environment for its cloud computing needs. Azure being one of the most popular cloud services providers and top organizations showing a preference to use hybrid public cloud computing services by relying on multiple cloud service providers, there is a great demand for professionals skilled in the role of an Azure administrator.

Yes, this program is designed to get you certified as well as help you become a skilled Azure administrator. Our comprehensive program combines live training, on-demand learning, assessments, assignments, capstone projects, browser-based labs, mock exams, and more. Azure is one of the most popular cloud platforms across the world. This makes the role of an Azure administrator critical to most organizations as every aspect of managing the data on cloud is critical to most business functions. The Azure administrator certification (AZ-104) is proof of your knowledge and skill to perform this role well. The AZ-104 certification is recognized the world over and is one of the most popular Azure certifications in the world (Second only to Azure fundamental certification AZ-900). Apart from getting trained in the certification, the program also comes packed with ten bonus courses that are collectively worth $5000. These courses will help you in learning SQL, Python, Apache Spark, PowerShell. It will also increase the scope of things you can do in your career as an Azure administrator and beyond.

There are no prerequisites for the Azure administrator training. This training is suitable for anyone with an interest in working with Azure environments.
To participate in this Azure Data Engineer Master's Program, you however need the following software and hardware:
Software Requirements:
  • Operating System: Windows 10 or macOS (latest version) or Linux
  • Web Browser: The latest version of Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Edge, or Safari
  • Microsoft Azure Account: You will need an active Microsoft Azure subscription to access the
  • Azure portal and perform hands-on exercises. A free trial subscription or a paid subscription is acceptable.
Hardware Requirements:
  • Processor: Dual-core processor with a clock speed of 1.5 GHz or higher
  • RAM: Minimum of 4 GB (8 GB recommended)
  • Storage: At least 40 GB of free disk space
  • Display: Monitor with a minimum resolution of 1280 x 800 pixels
  • Internet Connection: Stable broadband internet connection for accessing online training content, labs, and resources It's important to note that these requirements are general recommendations, and the specific requirements may vary based on the training platform or provider. It is always advisable to check the training provider's official documentation or contact their support team for the most up-to-date and accurate software and hardware requirements. To take the AZ-104 exam and earn the Microsoft Certified: Azure Administrator Associate certification, there are no strict eligibility criteria or prerequisites. However, having a certain level of knowledge and experience is recommended to enhance your chances of success. Here are some general recommendations: Familiarity with Azure Fundamentals: While not mandatory, it is beneficial to have a foundational understanding of Azure services and concepts. Consider completing the Microsoft Azure Fundamentals (AZ-900) certification or equivalent training to build a solid base of Azure knowledge. Hands-on Experience: Having practical experience working with Azure services is highly recommended. This includes managing virtual machines, configuring virtual networks, working with storage accounts, implementing security measures, and using Azure management tools. Azure Administration Skills: The AZ-104 exam focuses on assessing your skills as an Azure Administrator. It is important to be familiar with various administrative tasks such as managing Azure Active Directory, implementing and managing virtual networking, monitoring Azure resources, and configuring storage and compute resources. Study and Preparation: Microsoft provides official documentation, online training courses, and practice exams to help you prepare for the AZ-104 exam. It is important to dedicate time to study the exam objectives, review Azure documentation, and practice hands-on exercises to reinforce your understanding and skills. It is worth noting that while there are no formal prerequisites, Microsoft certifications are designed for IT professionals with a certain level of industry experience. Candidates should have a good understanding of general IT concepts, networking, security, and basic cloud computing principles. It is advisable to assess your own knowledge, skills, and experience against the exam objectives and determine if you feel adequately prepared to take the AZ-104 exam.

The set of complementary courses is offered to develop your skills as an Azure administrator and beyond. Since these are self-paced courses, you can pick the one that you find to be the most useful in your current career context.
These courses go beyond the AZ-104 curriculum and make you a more skilled and versatile professional capable of using your skills in more advanced roles. SQL is one of the key skills that is required in many Azure-related roles that may require you to do data analysis or work with an SQL server.
You can work on skills like analytics with Python, Data engineering with Apache Spark 3, or building data ingestion with Azure Data Factory. These are skills that you can use to take your career forward.
You can leverage four high-quality e-books to build resilient cloud applications and machine learning engineering on Azure. You can also learn Windows Server Automation with PowerShell. To complete your training, you can also understand and implement the best practices in cloud auditing.

All these are courses that are focused on empowering you with job-relevant skills that make you a better and more complete professional in cloud computing in Azure environments. While doing the Azure administrator certification will get you skilled enough to excel in that role, with the help of these courses you will be able to immensely increase the scope of things you can do and develop skillsets for better and more specialized career paths.

Bootcamp Experience

Yes, there are many certifications that you can pursue after you complete the Microsoft Azure Administrator certification (AZ-104). The certificate that you choose will depend on your interests and career goals.

AZ-204 (Azure Developer Associate) could be the next step if you want to learn how to design and develop applications on the Azure platform.

DP-203 (Data Engineering on Microsoft Azure) is a certification where you will learn how to design and implement the management, monitoring, security, and privacy of data using the full stack of Azure data services.

There are ten other associate level certifications that you can attempt. There is a lot more to learn if you want to get expert level and specialty level certifications.

Yes, you will get hands-on experience in the form of browser-based lab sessions, assignments, and capstone projects. These are designed in a way to help you understand how to apply what you learn in a real-world environment.

Azure administrators play a vital role in the smooth functioning of an enterprise that uses Azure services. Some of the most prominent companies that are looking for Azure administrators are:
  • ExxonMobil
  • Microsoft
  • Randstad
  • Wipro
  • Lockheed Martin
  • BlackBerry
  • Caterpillar
  • CGI

Yes, there are many certifications that you can pursue after you complete the Microsoft Azure Administrator certification (AZ-104). The certificate that you choose will depend on your interests and career goals.

AZ-204 (Azure Developer Associate) could be the next step if you want to learn how to design and develop applications on the Azure platform.

DP-203 (Data Engineering on Microsoft Azure) is a certification where you will learn how to design and implement the management, monitoring, security, and privacy of data using the full stack of Azure data services.

There are ten other associate level certifications that you can attempt. There is a lot more to learn if you want to get expert level and specialty level certifications.

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