Microsoft Designing and Implementing Azure Networking

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This instructor-led Designing and Implementing Microsoft Azure Networking Solutions Pearson course prepares you for the Microsoft Exam AZ-700 by introducing you to designing, implementing, and managing hybrid networking, core networking infrastructure, routing, securing, and monitoring networks, and designing and implementing private access to Azure services. This exam focuses on networking topics in Microsoft Azure, but it does require additional knowledge of the Azure Portal and related services such as virtual machines, storage accounts, monitoring tools, and more.

Data Engineering on Microsoft Azure

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This instructor-led Data Engineering on Microsoft Azure (DP-203) course introduces the ins and outs of working with relational, non-relational, and data warehouse solutions in the Azure platform with a focus on providing the knowledge needed to make the right decisions for implementation in an organization.

Configuring Windows Server Hybrid Advanced Services

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This instructor-led Pearson Configuring Windows Server Hybrid Advanced Services (AZ-801) course is a great next step for anyone who wants to become well-versed in Windows Server Hybrid administration. It covers the crucial concepts of not only how to secure Windows Server and Active Directory, but also how to manage and configure high availability and disaster recovery, migrate workloads to newer versions of Windows Server and to Azure, as well as monitor and troubleshoot Windows Server workloads across on-premises, hybrid, and cloud infrastructure.

Microsoft Azure Security Technologies

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The Microsoft Azure Security Technologies course focuses on the knowledge needed to manage Azure Active Directory identities; configure secure access with Azure AD; manage application access and access control; implement advanced network security; configure advanced security for compute; monitor security with Azure Monitor, Azure Firewall manager, Azure Security Center, Azure Defender, and Azure Sentinel; configure security policies; configure security for storage and databases; and configure and manage Key Vault. You will also learn to demonstrate your real-world knowledge of Microsoft Azure security, including tools and techniques for protecting identity, access, platforms, data, and applications, and for effectively managing security operations.

Microsoft Azure AI Fundamentals

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This instructor-led Microsoft Azure AI Fundamentals (AI-900) course with 180-day access prepares you for the Microsoft Exam AI-900 while helping demonstrate your real-world knowledge of diverse machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) workloads, and how they can be implemented with Azure AI. AI-900 focuses on knowledge needed to identify features of common AI workloads and guiding principles for responsible AI; identify common ML types; describe core ML concepts; identify core tasks in creating an ML solution; describe capabilities of no-code ML with Azure Machine Learning Studio; identify common types of computer vision solutions; identify Azure tools and services for computer vision tasks; identify features of common NLP workload scenarios; identify Azure tools and services for NLP workloads; and identify common use cases and Azure services for conversational Al.

Microsoft Azure Fundamentals

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Microsoft Azure Fundamentals is your springboard into cloud computing. It covers the fundamental concepts of Azure, including service agreements, workloads, security, privacy, pricing, and support, all mapped to Microsoft's key exam objectives. An Azure Fundamentals certification is proof of your knowledge of cloud services and how those services are provided with Microsoft Azure.

Microsoft Azure Data Fundamentals

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The Data Fundamentals for Microsoft Azure course focuses on core knowledge for describing fundamental database concepts and skills for cloud environments; cloud data services within Azure; cloud data roles, tasks, and responsibilities; Azure relational and non-relational data offerings, provisioning, and deployment; querying Azure relational databases; working with Azure non-relational data stores; building modern Azure data analytics solutions; and exploring Azure Data Factory, Azure Synapse Analytics, Azure Databricks, and Azure HDInsight.

Microsoft Azure Administrator Course

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The Microsoft Azure Administrator exam focuses on common tasks and concepts that an administrator needs to understand to deploy and manage infrastructure in Microsoft Azure. This course focuses on skills and knowledge needed to manage Azure subscriptions; analyze resource utilization and consumption; manage resource groups; establish storage accounts; import/export data; configure Azure files; implement backup; create, configure, and automate VM deployment; manage VMs and VM backups; implement, manage, and connect virtual networks; create and configure Network Security Groups; manage Azure AD and its objects; and implement and manage hybrid identities. Passing the Microsoft Azure Administrator exam earns your Microsoft Certified: Azure Administrator Associate certification, demonstrating your skills in implementing, monitoring, and maintaining Microsoft Azure solutions, including major services related to compute, storage, network, and security.

Microsoft Administering Windows Server Hybrid Core Infrastructure

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This instructor-led Pearson Administering Windows Server Hybrid Core Infrastructure (AZ-800) course comprises topics such as how to deploy and manage AD DS, hybrid identity, Windows Servers, virtual machines, containers, hybrid networks, and storage services, as well as how to perform these tasks with on-premises and Azure IaaS instances of Windows Server.