
Explore cloud computing fundamentals with Microsoft Azure, including Azure websites, cloud services, virtual machines, databases, and management tools for cross-platform control.
Now the default Portal is the Azure Portal located at portal.azure.com, changing the legacy portal that can still be accessed from manage.windowazure.com.
Install the necessary tools to get started with this course.
Download the Azure SDK that matches your Visual Studio version, set up your Microsoft account and subscription, and install the tools to use Azure from Visual Studio.
Let's talk briefly about Azure App Service and Azure App Service plans.
Talking about what an App Service Plan is and how it is useful.
Create an app service plan in the Azure portal by choosing a name, subscription, resource group, operating system, location, and pricing tier, then deploy and pin to the dashboard.
Create a WordPress web app in Azure App Service via marketplace, Visual Studio Code, or Visual Studio, and deploy it to the internet.
Learn to scale an app service plan with scale out, adding multiple identical instances while comparing scale up and scale out for better resource control.
Learn to scale an Azure cloud service by adjusting web role instances and VM sizes, using the Azure portal to set schedules, and enabling metric-based or queue-based autoscaling.
Attach an empty disk to your virtual machine and set it to 10 GB. Initialize the disk, create a simple volume, format it as NTFS, and assign a drive letter.
Capture an Image from the VM so you can create clones of that VM.
Using the New Azure Portal to create a Virtual Machine.
Connecting to a VM using the Remote Desktop Connection.
Before being able to use this attached virtual hardrives from within the virtual machine, we need to format them so the system recognizes them. It is not just about attaching them from the Azure portal, we need to do some quick configurations. On Windows, this is done almost automatically.
Explore azure databases from relational options like SQL Server on a virtual machine to Ascher's sequel database, and non-relational table storage, with future focus on firewall setup and import/export.
Connect to an azure sql database from sql server management studio by configuring firewall rules, using the server name, and logging in with sql server authentication.
Discover how to manage Azure services using Linux command-line interfaces, harness Visual Studio, and wield PowerShell to control cloud resources.
Learn to manage Azure services from a cross-platform command line interface, install macOS CLI tools, link your Azure subscription, and manage virtual machines via the terminal.
Learn the basics about Microsoft Azure services such as Web Applications, App Services, Cloud Services, Virtual Machines and Databases using the classic and new Azure Portals.
Migrate your web apps, services, virtual machines and databases to Azure and the cloud! This increases availability, scalability and can even be cheaper than your current solution!
Enroll now, if by the time you finish this course you are not entirely happy with its content, or the way I answered to your questions, you can have your money back! You have a 30 day money back guarantee, no questions asked.
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With this course you will not only fully understand what cloud computing is and how it's classified, you will also learn to host your solutions and applications in Azure.
By the end of this course you will have the knowledge to host your web sites, web apps, web services, virtual machines and databases in the cloud with Microsoft Azure services.
Learn how you can do all that and more with this course!
Enroll now and jump to the cloud! Scalable, reliable, always available and non-expensive services for all your needs.