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DP-300: Administering Microsoft Azure SQL Solutions [-]

DP-900: Microsoft Azure Data Fundamentals [-]

AZ-305: Microsoft Azure Architect Design [-]

AZ-204: Developing Solutions for Microsoft Azure [-]

AZ-900: Microsoft Azure Fundamentals [-]

AZ-700: Designing and Implementing Microsoft Azure Networking Solutions [-]

TARGET AUDIENCE Software engineers concerned with building, managing and deploying AI solutions that leverage Azure Cognitive Services, Azure Cognitive Search, and Microsoft Bot Framework. They are familiar with C#, Python, or JavaScript and have knowledge on using REST-based APIs to build computer vision, language analysis, knowledge mining, intelligent search, and conversational AI solutions on Azure. COURSE OBJECTIVES After completing this course you should be able to: Describe considerations for creating AI-enabled applications Identify Azure services for AI application development Provision and consume cognitive services in Azure Manage cognitive services security Monitor cognitive services Use a cognitive services container Use the Text Analytics cognitive service to analyze text Use the Translator cognitive service to translate text Use the Speech cognitive service to recognize and synthesize speech Use the Speech cognitive service to translate speech Create a Language Understanding app Create a client application for Language Understanding Integrate Language Understanding and Speech Use QnA Maker to create a knowledge base Use a QnA knowledge base in an app or bot Use the Bot Framework SDK to create a bot Use the Bot Framework Composer to create a bot Use the Computer Vision service to analyze images Use Video Indexer to analyze videos Use the Custom Vision service to implement image classification Use the Custom Vision service to implement object detection Detect faces with the Computer Vision service Detect, analyze, and recognize faces with the Face service Use the Computer Vision service to read text in images and documents Use the Form Recognizer service to extract data from digital forms Create an intelligent search solution with Azure Cognitive Search Implement a custom skill in an Azure Cognitive Search enrichment pipeline Use Azure Cognitive Search to create a knowledge store   COURSE CONTENT Module 1: Introduction to AI on Azure Artificial Intelligence (AI) is increasingly at the core of modern apps and services. In this module, you'll learn about some common AI capabilities that you can leverage in your apps, and how those capabilities are implemented in Microsoft Azure. You'll also learn about some considerations for designing and implementing AI solutions responsibly. Introduction to Artificial Intelligence Artificial Intelligence in Azure Module 2: Developing AI Apps with Cognitive Services Cognitive Services are the core building blocks for integrating AI capabilities into your apps. In this module, you'll learn how to provision, secure, monitor, and deploy cognitive services. Getting Started with Cognitive Services Using Cognitive Services for Enterprise Applications Lab: Get Started with Cognitive Services Lab: Get Started with Cognitive Services Lab: Monitor Cognitive Services Lab: Use a Cognitive Services Container Module 3: Getting Started with Natural Language Processing  Natural Language processing (NLP) is a branch of artificial intelligence that deals with extracting insights from written or spoken language. In this module, you'll learn how to use cognitive services to analyze and translate text. Analyzing Text Translating Text Lab: Analyze Text Lab: Translate Text Module 4: Building Speech-Enabled Applications Many modern apps and services accept spoken input and can respond by synthesizing text. In this module, you'll continue your exploration of natural language processing capabilities by learning how to build speech-enabled applications. Speech Recognition and Synthesis Speech Translation Lab: Recognize and Synthesize Speech Lab: Translate Speech Module 5: Creating Language Understanding Solutions To build an application that can intelligently understand and respond to natural language input, you must define and train a model for language understanding. In this module, you'll learn how to use the Language Understanding service to create an app that can identify user intent from natural language input. Creating a Language Understanding App Publishing and Using a Language Understanding App Using Language Understanding with Speech Lab: Create a Language Understanding App Lab: Create a Language Understanding Client Application Use the Speech and Language Understanding Services Module 6: Building a QnA Solution One of the most common kinds of interaction between users and AI software agents is for users to submit questions in natural language, and for the AI agent to respond intelligently with an appropriate answer. In this module, you'll explore how the QnA Maker service enables the development of this kind of solution. Creating a QnA Knowledge Base Publishing and Using a QnA Knowledge Base Lab: Create a QnA Solution Module 7: Conversational AI and the Azure Bot Service Bots are the basis for an increasingly common kind of AI application in which users engage in conversations with AI agents, often as they would with a human agent. In this module, you'll explore the Microsoft Bot Framework and the Azure Bot Service, which together provide a platform for creating and delivering conversational experiences. Bot Basics Implementing a Conversational Bot Lab: Create a Bot with the Bot Framework SDK Lab: Create a Bot with a Bot Freamwork Composer Module 8: Getting Started with Computer Vision Computer vision is an area of artificial intelligence in which software applications interpret visual input from images or video. In this module, you'll start your exploration of computer vision by learning how to use cognitive services to analyze images and video. Analyzing Images Analyzing Videos Lab: Analyse Images with Computer Vision Lab: Analyze Images with Video Indexer Module 9: Developing Custom Vision Solutions While there are many scenarios where pre-defined general computer vision capabilities can be useful, sometimes you need to train a custom model with your own visual data. In this module, you'll explore the Custom Vision service, and how to use it to create custom image classification and object detection models. Image Classification Object Detection Lab: Classify Images with Custom Vision Lab: Detect Objects in Images with Custom Vision Module 10: Detecting, Analyzing, and Recognizing Faces Facial detection, analysis, and recognition are common computer vision scenarios. In this module, you'll explore the user of cognitive services to identify human faces. Detecting Faces with the Computer Vision Service Using the Face Service Lab:Destect, Analyze and Recognize Faces Module 11: Reading Text in Images and Documents Optical character recognition (OCR) is another common computer vision scenario, in which software extracts text from images or documents. In this module, you'll explore cognitive services that can be used to detect and read text in images, documents, and forms. Reading text with the Computer Vision Service Extracting Information from Forms with the Form Recognizer service Lab: Read Text in IMages Lab: Extract Data from Forms Module 12: Creating a Knowledge Mining Solution Ultimately, many AI scenarios involve intelligently searching for information based on user queries. AI-powered knowledge mining is an increasingly important way to build intelligent search solutions that use AI to extract insights from large repositories of digital data and enable users to find and analyze those insights. Implementing an Intelligent Search Solution Developing Custom Skills for an Enrichment Pipeline Creating a Knowledge Store Lab: Create and Azure Cognitive Search Solution Create a Custom Skill for Azure Cognitive Search Create a Knowledge Store with Azure Cognitive Search   TEST CERTIFICATION Recommended as preparation for the following exams: AI-102 - Designing and Implementing a Microsoft Azure AI Solution - Part of the requirements for the Microsoft Certified Azure AI Engineer Associate Certification.   HVORFOR VELGE SG PARTNER AS:  Flest kurs med Startgaranti Rimeligste kurs Beste service og personlig oppfølgning Tilgang til opptak etter endt kurs Partner med flere av verdens beste kursleverandører [-]

COURSE OVERVIEW  This course covers the process of designing, implementing, and managing core Azure networking infrastructure, Hybrid Networking connections, load balancing traffic, network routing, private access to Azure services, network security and monitoring. Learn how to design and implement a secure, reliable, network infrastructure in Azure and how to establish hybrid connectivity, routing, private access to Azure services, and monitoring in Azure. TARGET AUDIENCE This course is aimed at Network Engineers looking to specialize in Azure networking solutions. An Azure Network engineer designs and implements core Azure networking infrastructure, hybrid networking connections, load balance traffic, network routing, private access to Azure services, network security and monitoring. The azure network engineer will manage networking solutions for optimal performance, resiliency, scale, and security. COURSE CONTENT Module 1: Azure Virtual Networks In this module you will learn how to design and implement fundamental Azure Networking resources such as virtual networks, public and private IPs, DNS, virtual network peering, routing, and Azure Virtual NAT. Azure Virtual Networks Public IP Services Public and Private DNS Cross-VNet connectivity Virtual Network Routing Azure virtual Network NAT Lab 1: Design and implement a Virtual Network in Azure Lab 2: Configure DNS settings in Azure Lab 3: Connect Virtual Networks with Peering After completing module 1, students will be able to: Implement virtual networks Configure public IP services Configure private and public DNS zones Design and implement cross-VNET connectivity Implement virtual network routing Design and implement an Azure Virtual Network NAT   Module 2: Design and Implement Hybrid Networking In this module you will learn how to design and implement hybrid networking solutions such as Site-to-Site VPN connections, Point-to-Site VPN connections, Azure Virtual WAN and Virtual WAN hubs. Site-to-site VPN connection Point-to-Site VP connections Azure Virtual WAN Lab 4: Create and configure a local gateway Create and configure a virtual network gateway Create a Virtual WAN by using Azure Portal Design and implement a site-to-site VPN connection Design and implement a point-to-site VPN connection Design and implement authentication Design and implement Azure Virtual WAN Resources   Module 3: Design and implement Azure ExpressRoute In this module you will learn how to design and implement Azure ExpressRoute, ExpressRoute Global Reach, ExpressRoute FastPath and ExpressRoute Peering options. ExpressRoute ExpressRoute Direct ExpressRoute FastPath ExpressRoute Peering Lab 5: Create and configure ExpressRoute Design and implement Expressroute Design and implement Expressroute Direct Design and implement Expressroute FastPath   Module 4: load balancing non-HTTP(S) traffic in Azure In this module you will learn how to design and implement load balancing solutions for non-HTTP(S) traffic in Azure with Azure Load balancer and Traffic Manager. Content Delivery and Load Blancing Azure Load balancer Azure Traffic Manager Azure Monitor Network Watcher Lab 6: Create and configure a public load balancer to load balance VMs using the Azure portal Lab:7 Create a Traffic Manager Profile using the Azure portal Lab 8: Create, view, and manage metric alerts in Azure Monitor Design and implement Azure Laod Balancers Design and implement Azure Traffic Manager Monitor Networks with Azure Monitor Use Network Watcher   Module 5: Load balancing HTTP(S) traffic in Azure In this module you will learn how to design and implement load balancing solutions for HTTP(S) traffic in Azure with Azure Application gateway and Azure Front Door. Azure Application Gateway Azure Front Door Lab 9: Create a Front Door for a highly available web application using the Azure portal Lab 10: Create and Configure an Application Gateway Design and implement Azure Application Gateway Implement Azure Front Door   Module 6: Design and implement network security In this module you will learn to design and imponent network security solutions such as Azure DDoS, Azure Firewalls, Network Security Groups, and Web Application Firewall. Azure DDoS Protection Azure Firewall Network Security Groups Web Application Firewall on Azure Front Door Lab 11: Create a Virtual Network with DDoS protection plan Lab 12: Deploy and Configure Azure Firewall Lab 13: Create a Web Application Firewall policy on Azure Front Door Configure and monitor an Azure DDoS protection plan implement and manage Azure Firewall Implement network security groups Implement a web application firewall (WAF) on Azure Front Door   Module 7: Design and implement private access to Azure Services In this module you will learn to design and implement private access to Azure Services with Azure Private Link, and virtual network service endpoints. Define Azure Private Link and private endpoints Design and Configure Private Endpoints Integrate a Private Link with DNS and on-premises clients Create, configure, and provide access to Service Endpoints Configure VNET integration for App Service Lab 14: restrict network access to PaaS resources with virtual network service endpoints Lab 15: create an Azure private endpoint Define the difference between Private Link Service and private endpoints Design and configure private endpoints Explain virtual network service endpoints Design and configure access to service endpoints Integrate Private Link with DNS Integrate your App Service with Azure virtual networks   TEST CERTIFICATION This course helps to prepare for exam AZ-700 [-]

 Students will learn through a mix of demonstrations and hands-on lab experiences deploying virtual desktop experiences and apps on Windows Virtual Desktop and optimizing them to run in multi-session virtual environments.Students for AZ-140: Configuring and Operating Windows Virtual Desktop on Microsoft Azure are interested in delivering applications on Windows Virtual Desktop and optimizing them to run in multi-session virtual environments. As a Windows Virtual Desktop administrator, you will closely with the Azure Administrators and Architects, along with Microsoft 365 Administrators. Windows Virtual Desktop administrator responsibilities include planning, deploying, packaging, updating, and maintaining the Azure Windows Virtual Desktop infrastructure. They also create session host images, implement and manage FSLogix, monitor Windows Virtual Desktop performance, and automate Windows Virtual Desktop management tasks. COURSE OBJECTIVES   Select an appropriate licensing model for Windows Virtual Desktop Implement networking for Windows Virtual Desktop Manage Windows Virtual Desktop session hosts by using Azure Bastion Configure storage for FSLogix components Create and manage session host images Implement Azure roles and role-based access control (RBAC) for Windows Virtual Desktop Configure user Windows Virtual Desktop experience settings Install and configure apps on a session host Implement business continuity and disaster recovery Monitor and manage Windows Virtual Desktop performance     COURSE CONTENT Module 1: Plan a Windows Virtual Desktop Architecture In this module, you will learn how to assess existing physical and virtual desktop environments, plan and configure name resolution for Active Directory (AD) and Azure Active Directory Domain Services (Azure AD DS), and plan for Windows Virtual Desktop client deployments. LESSONS M1 Windows Virtual Desktop Architecture Design the WVD architecture Design for user identities and profiles LAB: PREPARE FOR DEPLOYMENT OF AZURE WINDOWS VIRTUAL DESKTOP (AZURE AD DS) LAB: PREPARE FOR DEPLOYMENT OF AZURE WINDOWS VIRTUAL DESKTOP (AD DS) After completing module 1, students will be able to: Understand Windows Virtual Desktop Components Understand personal and pooled desktops Recommend an operating system for a WVD implementation Plan a host pools architecture Module 2: Implement a WVD Infrastructure In this module, you will learn how to manage connectivity to the internet and on-premises networks, create a host pool by using the Azure portal, deploy host pools and hosts by using Azure Resource Manager templates, apply OS and application updates to a running WVD host, and create a master image. LESSONS M2 Implement and manage networking for WVD Implement and manage storage for WVD Create and configure host pools and session hosts Create and manage session host image LAB: CREATE AND CONFIGURE HOST POOLS AND SESSION HOSTS (AZURE AD DS) LAB: DEPLOY HOST POOLS AND SESSION HOSTS BY USING THE AZURE PORTAL (AD DS) LAB: IMPLEMENT AND MANAGE STORAGE FOR WVD (AZURE AD DS) LAB: DEPLOY HOST POOLS AND HOSTS BY USING AZURE RESOURCE MANAGER TEMPLATES LAB: DEPLOY AND MANAGE HOST POOLS AND HOSTS BY USING POWERSHELL After completing module 2, students will be able to: Implement Azure virtual network connectivity Manage connectivity to the internet and on-premises networks Understanding Windows Virtual Desktop network connectivity Configure WVD session hosts using Azure Bastion Configure storage for FSLogix components Configure disks and file shares Modify a session host image Create and use a Shared Image Gallery (SIG) Module 3: Manage Access and Security In this module, you will learn how to plan and implement Azure roles and RBAC for WVD, implement Conditional Access policies for connections, plan and implement MFA, and manage security by using Azure Security Center. LESSONS M3 Manage access Manage security LAB: CONFIGURE CONDITIONAL ACCESS POLICIES FOR CONNECTIONS TO WVD (AD DS) After completing module 3, students will be able to: Manage local roles, groups and rights assignment on WVD session hosts. Configure user restrictions by using AD group policies and Azure AD policies Understand Conditional Access policy components Prepare for Azure Active Directory (Azure AD)-based Conditional Access for Windows Virtual Desktop Implement Azure AD-based Conditional Access for Windows Virtual Desktop Module 4: Manage User Environments and Apps In this module, you will learn how to plan for FSLogix, install FSLogix, configure Cloud Cache, deploy an application as a RemoteApp, and implement and manage OneDrive for Business for a multi-session environment. LESSONS M4 Implement and manage FSLogix Configure user experience settings Install and configure apps on a session host LAB: WINDOWS VIRTUAL DESKTOP PROFILE MANAGEMENT (AZURE AD DS) LAB: WINDOWS VIRTUAL DESKTOP PROFILE MANAGEMENT (AD DS) LAB: WINDOWS VIRTUAL DESKTOP APPLICATION PACKAGING (AD DS) After completing module 4, students will be able to: Configure Profile Containers Configure Azure Files to store profile containers for WVD in an AAD DS environment Implement FSLogix based profiles for Windows Virtual Desktop in Azure AD DS environment Implement FSLogix based profiles for Windows Virtual Desktop Prepare for and create MSIX app packages Implement MSIX app attach container for Windows Virtual Desktop in AD DS environmen Module 5: Monitor and maintain a WVD infrastructure In this module, you will learn how to plan and implement a disaster recovery plan for WVD, configure automation for WVD, implement autoscaling in host pools, and optimize session host capacity and performance. LESSONS M5 Plan and implement business continuity and disaster recovery Automate WVD management tasks Monitor and manage performance and health LAB: IMPLEMENT AUTOSCALING IN HOST POOLS (AD DS) After completing module 5, students will be able to: Plan and implement a disaster recovery plan for WVD Configure automation for WVD Monitor WVD by using Azure Monitor Customize Azure Workbooks for WVD monitoring Configure autoscaling of Windows Virtual Desktop session hosts Verify autoscaling of Windows Virtual Desktop session host [-]

COURSE OVERVIEW This course does not provide an Azure pass or time in the classroom for students to do any hands-on activities. TARGET AUDIENCE  This course is suitable for program managers and technical sales, with a general IT background. These students want to learn about our offerings, see how components are implemented, and ask questions about products and features. COURSE OBJECTIVES   Discuss the basics of cloud computing and Azure, and how to get started with Azure's subscriptions and accounts. Describe the advantages of using cloud computing services, learning to differentiate between the categories and types of cloud computing, and how to examine the various concepts, resources, and terminology that are necessary to work with Azure architecture. Outline the core services available with Microsoft Azure. Discuss the core solutions that encompass a wide array of tools and services from Microsoft Azure. Describe the general security and network security features, and how you can use the various Azure services to help ensure that your cloud resources are safe, secure, and trusted. Discuss the identity, governance, privacy, and compliance features, and how Azure can help you secure access to cloud resources, what it means to build a cloud governance strategy, and how Azure adheres to common regulatory and compliance standards. Discuss the factors that influence cost, tools you can use to help estimate and manage your cloud spend, and how Azure's service-level agreements (SLAs) can impact your application design decisions. COURSE CONTENT Module 1: Cloud Concepts In this module, you'll take an entry level end-to-end look at Azure and its capabilities, which will provide you with a solid foundation for completing the available modules for Azure Fundamentals. Introduction to Azure fundamentals Fundamental Azure concepts After completing this module, students will be able to: Understand the benefits of cloud computing in Azure and how it can save you time and money. Explain concepts such as high availability, scalability, elasticity, agility, and disaster recovery. Module 2: Core Azure Services In this module, you learn about core Azure services like Azure database, Azure compute, Azure storage, and Azure Networking. Core Azure architectural components Core Azure workload products Azure networking services Azure storage services Azure database services After completing this module, students will be able to: Describe core Azure architecture components such as subscriptions, management groups, and resources. Summarize geographic distribution concepts such as Azure regions, region pairs, and availability zones. Understand the services available in Azure including compute, network, storage, and databases. Identify virtualization services such as Azure VMs, Azure Container Instances, and Azure Kubernetes. Compare Azure's database services such as Azure Cosmos DB, Azure SQL, and Azure Database for MySQL. Examine Azure networking resources such as Virtual Networks, VPN Gateways, and Azure ExpressRoute. Summarize Azure storage services such Azure Blob Storage, Azure Disk Storage, and Azure File Storage. Module 3: Core Solutions In this module, you'll learn about AI machine learning, Azure DevOps, monitoring fundamentals, management fundamentals, serverless computing fundamentals. and IoT fundamentals. Choose the best Azure IoT service Choose the best AI service Choose the best Azure serverless technology Choose the best tools with DevOps and GitHub Choose the best management tools Choose the best Azure monitoring service After completing this module, students will be able to: Choose the correct Azure AI service to address different kinds of business challenges. Choose the best software development process tools and services for a given business scenario. Choose the correct cloud monitoring service to address different kinds of business challenges. Choose the correct Azure management tool to address different kinds of technical needs. Choose the right serverless computing technology for your business scenario. Choose the best Azure IoT service for a given business scenario. Module 4: General security and networking features In this module, you will learn how to protect yourself against security threats, and secure your networks with Azure. Security Tools and Features Secure Network Connectivity After completing this module, students will be able to: Strengthen your security posture and protect against threats by using Microsoft Defender for Cloud. Collect and act on security data from many different sources by using Microsoft Sentinel. Manage dedicated physical servers to host your Azure VMs for Windows and Linux. Identify the layers that make up a defense in depth strategy. Explain how Azure Firewall enables you to control what traffic is allowed on the network. Configure network security groups to filter network traffic to and from Azure resources. Explain how Azure DDoS Protection helps protect your Azure resources from DDoS attacks. Module 5: Identity, Governance, Privacy, and Compliance In this module, you will learn about Azure identity services, how to build a cloud governance strategy, and privacy, compliance and data protection standards on Azure. Core Azure identity services Azure Governance Methodologies Privacy, Compliance, and Data Protection standards After completing this module, students will be able to: Explain the difference between authentication and authorization. Describe how Azure Active Directory provides identity and access management. Explain the role single sign-on (SSO), multifactor authentication, and Conditional Access play. Make organizational decisions about your cloud environment by using the CAF for Azure. Define who can access cloud resources by using Azure role-based access control. Apply a resource lock to prevent accidental deletion of your Azure resources. Apply tags to your Azure resources to help describe their purpose. Control and audit how your resources are created by using Azure Policy. Enable governance at scale across multiple Azure subscriptions by using Azure Blueprints. Explain the types of compliance offerings that are available on Azure. Gain insight into regulatory standards and compliance on Azure. Explain Azure capabilities that are specific to government agencies. Module 6: Azure Pricing and Lifecycle In this module, you will learn how to plan and manage Azure costs, and how to choose the right Azure services though SLAs and service lifecycle. Planning and Cost Management Azure Service Level Agreements (SLAs) and Lifecycle After completing this module, students will be able to: Use the Total Cost of Ownership Calculator. Describe the different ways you can purchase Azure products and services. Use the Pricing calculator to estimate the monthly cost of running your cloud workloads. Define the major factors that affect total cost and apply recommended practices to minimize cost. Describe what a service-level agreement (SLA) is and why SLAs are important. Identify factors, such as the service tier you choose, that can affect an SLA. Combine SLAs to compute a composite SLA. Describe the service lifecycle in Azure. TEST CERTIFICATION This course helps to prepare for exam AZ-900. FOLLOW ON COURSES M-AZ104, Microsoft Azure Administrator M-AZ204, Developing Solutions for Microsoft Azure M-AZ303, Microsoft Azure Architect Technologies M-DP200, Implementing an Azure Data Solution (DP-200) [-]

AZ-140: Configuring and Operating Microsoft Azure Virtual Desktop [-]

  An Azure IoT Developer is responsible for implementing and then maintaining the cloud and edge portions of an Azure IoT solution. In addition to configuring and maintaining devices by using Azure IoT services and other Microsoft tools, the IoT Developer also sets up the physical devices and is responsible for maintaining the devices throughout the life cycle. The IoT Developer implements designs for IoT solutions, including device topology, connectivity, debugging and security. For Edge device scenarios, the IoT Developer also deploys compute/containers and configures device networking, which could include various edge gateway implementations. The IoT Developer implements designs for solutions to manage data pipelines, including monitoring and data transformation as it relates to IoT. The IoT Developer works with data engineers and other stakeholders to ensure successful business integration. IoT Developers should have a good understanding of Azure services, including data storage options, data analysis, data processing, and the Azure IoT PaaS versus SaaS options. After completing this course, students will be able to: Create, configure, and manage an Azure IoT hub. Provision devices by using IoT Hub and DPS, including provisioning at scale. Establish secure 2-way communication between devices and IoT Hub. Implement message processing by using IoT Hub routing and Azure Stream Analytics. Configure the connection to Time Series Insights and support business integration requirements. Implement IoT Edge scenarios using marketplace modules and various edge gateway patterns. Implement IoT Edge scenarios that require developing and deploying custom modules and containers. Implement device management using device twins and direct methods. Implement solution monitoring, logging, and diagnostics testing. Recognize and address security concerns and implement Azure Security Center for IoT. Build an IoT Solution by using Azure IoT Central and recongize SaaS opportunities for IoT. Course prerequisites IoT Developers should have basic programming skills in at least one Azure-supported language, including C#, Node.js, C, Python, or Java. Software development experience is a prerequisite for this course, but no specific software language is required, and the experience does not need to be at a professional level. Data Processing Experience: General understanding of data storage and data processing is a recommended but not required.  Cloud Solution Awareness: Students should have a basic understanding of PaaS, SaaS, and IaaS implementations. Microsoft Azure Fundamentals (M-AZ-900T00/M-AZ900), or equivalent skills, is recommended.  This course helps to prepare for exam AZ-220.   Agenda Module 1: Introduction to IoT and Azure IoT Services -Business Opportunities for IoT-Introduction to IoT Solution Architecture-IoT Hardware and Cloud Services Module 2: Devices and Device Communication -IoT Hub and Devices-IoT Developer Tools-Device Configuration and Communication Module 3: Device Provisioning at Scale -Device Provisioning Service Terms and Concepts-Configure and Manage the Device Provisioning Service-Device Provisioning Tasks Module 4: Message Processing and Analytics -Messages and Message Processing-Data Storage Options-Azure Stream Analytics Module 5: Insights and Business Integration -Business Integration for IoT Solutions-Data Visualization with Time Series Insights-Data Visualization with Power BI Module 6: Azure IoT Edge Deployment Process -Introduction to Azure IoT Edge-Edge Deployment Process-Edge Gateway Devices Module 7: Azure IoT Edge Modules and Containers -Develop Custom Edge Modules-Offline and Local Storage Module 8: Device Management -Introduction to IoT Device Management-Manage IoT and IoT Edge Devices-Device Management at Scale Module 9: Solution Testing, Diagnostics, and Logging -Monitoring and Logging-Troubleshooting Module 10: Azure Security Center and IoT Security Considerations -Security Fundamentals for IoT Solutions-Introduction to Azure Security Center for IoT-Enhance Protection with Azure Security Center for IoT Agents Module 11: Build an IoT Solution with IoT Central -Introduction to IoT Central-Create and Manage Device Templates-Manage Devices in Azure IoT Central [-]

AZ-104: Microsoft Azure Administrator [-]

AZ-400: Designing and Implementing Microsoft DevOps solutions [-]

AI-050: Develop Generative AI Solutions with Azure OpenAI Service [-]