Azure online training in Hyderabad India
Azure is a comprehensive cloud computing platform provided by Microsoft, offering a vast array of services for building, deploying, and managing applications and services through Microsoft's global network of data centers. Azure enables businesses to access scalable computing resources, storage solutions, databases, networking capabilities, AI and machine learning tools, analytics services, and more, all delivered over the internet on a pay-as-you-go basis.
SNS Tech Academy delivers top-notch Microsoft Azure online training in Hyderabad, India, catering to individuals eager to master cloud computing skills and leverage the power of Microsoft's Azure platform. With a curriculum meticulously crafted by industry experts, the training covers a comprehensive array of Azure services, including compute, storage, networking, databases, AI, and IoT, among others. Participants engage in hands-on labs, real-world projects, and personalized mentoring sessions, ensuring a profound understanding of Azure concepts and best practices. Whether aspiring cloud architects, developers, or IT professionals seeking career advancement, learners acquire practical skills and certification preparation to excel in today's cloud-centric IT landscape. SNS Tech Academy's Microsoft Azure online training empowers individuals to architect, deploy, and manage scalable and resilient cloud solutions, driving innovation, efficiency, and business growth in diverse industries and domains..
Azure Online Training course content :-
Azure Basics
- Azure Introduction
- Creating Azure Free Account
- Understanding Azure Subscriptions and Roles
- Understanding Azure Portals
- ASM (Azure Service Manager) (Deprecated)
- ARM (Azure Resource Manager)
- Introduction to Virtual Machines
- Compute tiers
- pricing
- Different ways to deploy virtual machines
- Configuring and managing azure virtual machines
- Advanced concepts on Azure virtual machines
- Different types VM images
- Custom images
- VM disks
- Availability sets
- Availability Zones
- Azure Scale sets
- Assigning static Ips
- Introduction to Azure Virtual Networks
- Creating and Managing Azure virtual networks
- Understanding Network ACLs and Network Security groups
- Understanding Azure DIP, VIP and PIP
- Azure VNET to VNET
- Azure Point to Site
- Azure Site to Site
- Azure ExpressRoute
- Introduction Azure Storage
- Understanding Different Azure Storage replication techniques
- LRS (Locally Redundant Storage)
- ZRS (Zone Redundant Storage)
- GRS (Geo Redundant Storage)
- RA-GRS (Read Only – Geo Redundant Storage)
- Different types of Azure Storage options
- Azure File Storage
- Azure Blob Storage
- Azure Queue Storage
- Azure Table Storage
- Advanced Concepts on Azure Storage
- Storage Access Keys
- Storage Access Signatures
- Use cases for Azure File, Table, Queue and Blob storage
- Different types of Blobs
- Understanding Azure Managed Storage
Azure Active Directory
- Active Directory Fundaments
- Understanding Azure Active Directory
- OAuth
- Multifactor Authentication
- Understanding Differences Between Traditional AD and Azure AD
- Understanding Azure AD integration
- Azure AD data Sync
- Role based Access Control
Azure WebApps
- Introduction to Azure Web Apps
- Understanding Web App Tiers and Pricing
- Understanding App Service Plans
- Understanding Different Ways to deploy Web Apps
- Deployment pipeline
- Scaling Web Apps
- Supported Languages
- Security and Monitoring
- Understanding Web jobs
- Azure Logic Apps
- Azure API Apps
- Introduction Azure SQL Database as a service
- Comparing Azure SQL and Traditional SQL
- Benefits of Azure SQL database
- Advanced capabilities
- Backup options
- Scaling Azure SQL Database
- Security
- Pricing
- Introduction to Azure Service Bus
- Service Bus Queues
- Service Bus Topics
- Service Hub Relays
- Event Hubs
- Introduction Azure Traffic Manager
- Understanding Different traffic routing methods
- Priority method (Failover method)
- Weighted method (Round-robin method)
- Performance method (Performance method)
- Introduction Azure CDN
- Understanding Azure CDN
- Setting up Azure CDN
- Azure SAAS
- Azure Backup
- Azure Load balancer
- Azure Site Recovery
- Azure PowerShell
- Azure CLI
- Azure Cloud Services
- Azure Automation
- Azure Keyvault
- AZ-103-Microsoft Azure Administrator
- AZ-203-Developing Solutions for Microsoft Azure
- AZ-300-Microsoft Azure Architect Technologies
Microsoft Azure is a cloud computing platform and set of services provided by Microsoft, offering solutions for computing, storage, networking, databases, analytics, AI, IoT, and more. Azure enables businesses to build, deploy, and manage applications and services through a global network of data centers, providing scalability, reliability, and security.
Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) in Azure provides virtualized computing resources, such as virtual machines, storage, and networking, allowing users to manage and control the underlying infrastructure. Platform as a Service (PaaS) abstracts away the underlying infrastructure, providing a platform for building, deploying, and managing applications without worrying about infrastructure management. Software as a Service (SaaS) delivers software applications over the internet on a subscription basis, eliminating the need for users to install, manage, and maintain the software.
Azure Virtual Machine is an IaaS offering in Azure that provides on-demand, scalable computing resources in the form of virtual machines. Users can choose from a variety of VM sizes and configurations, including Windows and Linux operating systems, and deploy them in Azure to run applications, host websites, or perform other computing tasks.
Azure App Service is a PaaS offering in Azure that enables users to build, deploy, and scale web applications and APIs quickly and easily. It supports multiple programming languages, frameworks, and deployment methods, and provides features such as automatic scaling, built-in CI/CD, integration with Azure Active Directory, and monitoring and diagnostics.
Azure Storage is a scalable cloud storage solution in Azure that provides highly available, durable, and secure storage for data in the cloud. It offers several types of storage services, including Blob storage for unstructured data, Table storage for structured NoSQL data, Queue storage for message queuing, File storage for file shares, and Disk storage for VM disks.
Azure SQL Database is a fully managed relational database service in Azure that provides high-performance, scalable, and secure database-as-a-service (DBaaS) capabilities. It offers built-in features such as automated backups, automatic tuning, geo-replication, and advanced security features, enabling users to focus on building applications without worrying about database management tasks.
Azure Active Directory is Microsoft's cloud-based identity and access management service, providing single sign-on (SSO), multi-factor authentication, user provisioning, and access control for cloud applications and resources. It enables users to securely access Azure services, Microsoft 365, and thousands of other SaaS applications with a single set of credentials.
Azure Functions is a serverless compute service in Azure that allows users to run event-driven code without provisioning or managing servers. Users can write code in multiple languages, such as C#, JavaScript, Python, and Java, and define triggers that automatically invoke the code in response to events such as HTTP requests, timers, or changes in Azure services.
Azure DevOps is a set of cloud-based collaboration tools provided by Microsoft for software development, including version control (Azure Repos), continuous integration and delivery (Azure Pipelines), agile planning and tracking (Azure Boards), and application monitoring and analytics (Azure Monitor). It helps teams collaborate effectively, automate software delivery pipelines, and deliver high-quality software faster.
Azure provides a comprehensive set of security and compliance features to protect data, applications, and infrastructure in the cloud. This includes built-in security controls such as network security groups, encryption at rest and in transit, identity and access management with Azure AD, threat detection and monitoring with Azure Security Center, and compliance certifications and attestations to meet regulatory requirements. Azure's shared responsibility model ensures that Microsoft and customers share responsibility for securing and protecting data and resources in the cloud.
