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Implement an Azure Active Directory
Contents
Overview of the course
About the 70-533 Exam
Design and Implement Azure App Service Apps
Create and Manage ARM Virtual Machines
Design and Implement a Storage Strategy
Implement an Azure Active Directory
Implement Virtual Networks
Design and Deploy ARM Templates
Summary
Description
Exam Prep 70-533: Implementing Microsoft Azure Infrastructure Solutions
The purpose of this course is to help prepare you for the Microsoft Azure 70-533 Exam. This course focuses on key points that are meant to fill in the learning gaps for those who already have a base foundational knowledge of Microsoft Azure.
What You'll Learn in this Exam Prep 70-533
| Lesson | What you'll learn |
|---|---|
| Overview of the Course | Overview of the course and the Learning Objectives |
| About the 70-533 Exam | Learn about the exam, its objectives, and certification paths |
| Design and Implement Azure App Service Apps | Discuss App Service Plans and Web Apps |
| Create and Manage ARM Virtual Machines | Understand ARM VMs, pricing, resiliency and configuration limits |
| Design and Implement a Storage Strategy | Learn to Implement Azure Storage, SQL Databases, and Recovery Services |
| Implement an Azure Active Directory | Discuss Azure AD, tools, App integration, and monitoring |
| Implement Virtual Networks | Learn about Azure networking and cross-site connectivity |
| Design and Deploy ARM Templates | Learn about ARM Templates and Deployment options |
| Summary | Course summary including Exam Tips and Tricks |
Transcript
Azure Active Directory often referred to as Azure AD provides a simple way for businesses to manage identity and access, both in the cloud and on-premises. Azure AD integrates well with many features of an on-premises domain controller and supports user password hash sync so that users do not have to maintain multiple passwords on-prem and in Azure, AD FS synchronization and Self-Service Password Reset for users is also available.
Authentication is performed through protocols such as SAML, Ws-Federation and OAuth. Unlike on-premises which uses LDAP to query AD, applications and users can use what’s called the Azure AD Graph API which is a REST API that works over HTTP and HTTPs for sending queries and retrieving data.
Azure AD Connect tools is the tools used to integrate Azure AD with your on-premises domain controllers. Older tools you may have heard of like DirSync and Azure AD Sync have been replaced with the Azure AD Connect tool and those tools have already reached their end of life as of April 13, 2017.
About the Author
Chris has over 15 years of experience working with top IT Enterprise businesses. Having worked at Google helping to launch Gmail, YouTube, Maps and more and most recently at Microsoft working directly with Microsoft Azure for both Commercial and Public Sectors, Chris brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the team in architecting complex solutions and advanced troubleshooting techniques. He holds several Microsoft Certifications including Azure Certifications.
In his spare time, Chris enjoys movies, gaming, outdoor activities, and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.