AZ-104 Microsoft Azure Administrator

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Duration
4 days

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Course Language
German

Training Solutions
Connected Classroom

Microsoft Azure is a central component of digital infrastructures. Efficient administration is crucial for security, performance, and cost-effectiveness.

Key topics

  • Plan and manage Azure resources.
  • Users, roles, and access rights.
  • Virtual networks and storage services.
  • Monitoring, backup, and recovery.

Prerequisites
Experience in system administration and basic knowledge of cloud and network architectures.

Target audience
Administrators, system engineers, and IT professionals in the cloud environment. 

The focus is on practical cloud management that reflects current requirements and enables long-term sustainable Azure structures.

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Course content
  • Azure Active Directory
  • Users and Groups
  • Subscriptions and accounts
  • Azure policy
  • Role-based access control (RBAC)
  • Azure Resource Manager
  • Azure Portal and Cloud Shell
  • Azure PowerShell and CLI
  • ARM templates
  • Virtual networks
  • IP addressing
  • Network security groups
  • Azure Firewall
  • Azure DNS
  • VNet peering
  • VPN gateway connections
  • ExpressRoute and Virtual WAN
  • Network routing and endpoints
  • Azure Load Balancer
  • Azure Application Gateway
  • Storage accounts
  • Blob storage
  • Storage security
  • Azure Files and File Sync
  • Manage storage
  • Planning virtual machines
  • Creating virtual machines
  • Availability of virtual machines
  • Extensions for virtual machines
  • Azure App Service plans
  • Azure A

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Key tasks include managing virtual machines, networks, storage solutions, identities, and resources. The course content explains how to operate Azure environments securely and efficiently.
  • This section covers the use of resource groups, subscriptions, policies, and management tools to clearly organize and control cloud resources.
  • A key focus is on Microsoft Entra ID, role-based access control (RBAC), identity management, and security and governance features for cloud environments.
  • The content covers virtual networks, network security groups, load balancers, VPNs, and other network components for the secure operation of Azure infrastructures.
  • This course covers the deployment, configuration, and monitoring of virtual machines, as well as the use of Azure Storage for various use cases.
  • Services such as Azure Monitor, Log Analytics, and alerts help you monitor resource performance, detect errors early, and prevent outages.
  • Azure is used by companies of all sizes—from small cloud environments to complex hybrid infrastructures with numerous applications and services.
  • The course content provides practical knowledge on deploying, managing, securing, and monitoring Microsoft Azure resources for modern cloud infrastructures.

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