Azure - Deploying Virtual Machines

Name: Azure - Deploying Virtual Machines
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This course is designed to instruct students on Azure as it pertains to Virtual Networks, Virtual Machines, and Storage

Created byIntellezy Trainers

Last updated 5/2018

English

What you'll learn

Learn the components of a virtual network, work with VNETs
Learn about UPNs and VPNs
Become familiar with IaaS cloud services
Review VM deployment and connectivity options, and connectivity options, and monitoring of VMs
Work with various Azure storage options and functionality

Course content

3 sections • 21 lectures • 1h 37m total length

Introduction3:31

Azure VM Overview3:06
When to Use IaaS VMs3:40
Classic vs ARM5:14
VM Sizes4:30
Azure VM Costs9:21
Deploying Azure VMs via the Portal7:42
Explore deploying Azure VMs via the portal, comparing resource manager versus classic deployment, configuring resource groups, storage options, networks, and security settings for a Windows Server VM.
ARM Templates5:25
Azure VM Availability4:10
Creating and Deploying Availability Sets6:48
Types of VM Disks3:59
Explore operating system, temporary, and data disks, noting OS caching and the temporary disk for swap; choose managed or unmanaged and standard or premium disks to balance cost and throughput.
Managed vs Unmanagaged Disks3:10
Compare managed and unmanaged disks for Azure VMs, highlighting automatic distribution and higher throughput of managed disks versus storage account limits, per-disk IOPS, and usage-based costs of unmanaged disks.
Adding VM Disks3:37
Connecting to VMs3:37
VM Scaling2:01
Creating a Scale Set3:45
Create a virtual machine scale set to automatically scale instances based on demand, using managed or unmanaged options, load balancing, and auto scaling with min and max limits.
VM Security4:23
Protect your Azure virtual machine by configuring network security groups and inbound rules, controlling ports like RTP, and applying them to NICs or subnets for centralized firewall management.
VM Agents and Extensions3:08
Azure enables deploying virtual machines with pre-configured B-M agents or extensions, such as puppet or chef, to automate setup during deployment via power shell desired states configuration.
Monitoring VMs4:47
Learn to monitor Azure virtual machines using metrics, alerts, and diagnostics in the portal; configure activity logs, dashboards, and automated responses to maintain performance and connectivity.
Deploying Classic VMs7:03

Requirements

Basic understanding of Azure and the use and functionality of virtual machines

Description

This course is designed to instruct students on Azure as it pertains to Virtual Networks, Virtual Machines, and Storage capabilities. Students will learn the components of a virtual network, work with VNETs, learn about UPNs and VPNs, become familiar with IaaS cloud services, review VM deployment and connectivity options, and monitoring of VMs. Students will also review and work with various Azure storage options and functionality.

Last updated May 2018

Who this course is for:

Students who want to learn about Azure as it pertains to Virtual Networks, Virtual Machines, and Storage capabilities.

Azure - Deploying Virtual Machines

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Course content

Introduction1 lecture • 4min

Deploying Virtual Machines19 lectures • 1hr 29min

Conclusion1 lecture • 5min

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