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 Course Description: More Details about Advanced Microsoft Excel
 

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 Duration:  Hours

Classes are usually held three times a week on two-hour sessions.

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 Schedule: 

Option 1 - Monday, Wednesday, Friday  

Option 2 - Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday 

Option 3 - Saturdays

Optional Hours (17:00 - 19:00 or 19:00 - 21:00).

Individual Course Trainings available upon request.

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 Price: 198.00
 

Apply to Advanced Microsoft Excel

 Duration: 32 Hours 

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Overview

The MB-230T01: Microsoft Dynamics 365 Customer Service course is an in-depth training course designed to provide learners with the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively use and customize the Dynamics 365 Customer Service application. This course covers a wide range of topics, including an overview of customer service, Case management, Service level management, knowledge management, Omnichannel engagement, Unified routing, customer service scheduling, connected customer service, customer service insights, and the use of Power Platform to extend customer service capabilities .Learners will gain expertise in Managing cases, working with Entitlements and service level agreements (SLAs), and utilizing knowledge management to provide efficient customer support. The course also introduces Omnichannel for Dynamics 365 Customer Service, enhancing customer engagement across different channels. Additionally, students will learn how to schedule services, use Customer Voice to create surveys, and derive Analytics and insights from customer interaction data. By the end of the course, participants will have a comprehensive understanding of how to optimize the customer service module within Dynamics 365 to improve customer satisfaction and service efficiency. This knowledge will help them in configuring customer service solutions, analyzing service-related data, and ultimately delivering exceptional customer experiences.

Audience Profile

• The MB-230T01 course empowers professionals to optimize customer service capabilities using Dynamics 365, ideal for those in service-focused roles.
• Customer Service Managers
• Dynamics 365 Administrators
• Customer Service Representatives (CSRs)
• IT Professionals responsible for customer service solutions
• Customer Experience Managers
• Business Analysts
• CRM System Implementers
• Technical Support Personnel
• Service Desk Professionals
• Operations Managers overseeing service functions
• Sales Professionals seeking to understand service capabilities
• Marketing Professionals aiming for integrated customer insights
• Customer Success Specialists • Service Strategy Analysts
• Dynamics 365 Consultants and Trainers
• Help Desk Technicians
• Anyone involved in configuring, managing, or improving a customer service system

Course Syllabus

• Learning Path 1: Case Management
• Module 1: Get started with Dynamics 365 Customer Service
• Module 2: Managing cases with Dynamics 365 Customer Service
• Module 3: Use Microsoft Dynamics 365 Customer Service Queues to Manage Case Workloads
• Module 4: Create or Update Records Automatically in Customer Service Hub
• Lab: Validate lab environment
• Demo: Set up Customer Service environment
• Lab: Creating cases
• Lab: Creating queues
• Lab: Resolving cases
• Lab: Routing cases Learning Learning

Path 2: Entitlements and Service Level Agreements

• Module 1: Create and Manage Entitlements in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Customer Service
• Module 2: Manage Service Level Agreements
• Lab: Entitlements and templates

Learning Path 3: Knowledge Management

• Module 1: Create Knowledge Management Solutions in Dynamics 365 Customer Service
• Module 2: Use Knowledge Articles to Resolve Dynamics 365 Customer Service Cases
• Lab: Create knowledge articles

Learning Path 4: Multi-session Experiences

• Module 1: Enhance agent productivity with Customer Service workspace
• Module 2: Create custom experiences with agent experience profiles
• Lab: Customer Service workspace
• Lab: Agent experience profiles

Learning Path 5: Routing

• Module 1: Examine routing options available
• Module 2: Basic record routing
• Module 3: Get started with Unified Routing

Learning Path 6: Omnichannel for Dynamics 365 Customer Service

• Module 1: Getting Started with Omnichannel for Customer Service
• Module 2: Configure channels in Omnichannel for Customer Service
• Module 3: Deploy chat widgets with Omnichannel for Customer Service

Learning Path 7: Customer Voice

• Module 1: Create a survey project with Dynamics 365 Customer Voice
• Module 2: Create surveys with Dynamics 365 Customer Voice
• Module 3: Send Dynamics 365 Customer Voice surveys
• Module 4: Automate Dynamics 365 Customer Voice surveys with Power Automate
• Lab: Create survey

Learning Path 8: Service Scheduling

• Module 1: Configure Customer Service Scheduling
• Module 2: Schedule Services with Customer Service Scheduling
• Lab: Configure Customer Service Scheduling
• Lab: Define Services

Learning Learning Path 9: Analytics and Insights

• Module 1: Get Started with Customer Service Insights
• Module 2: Create Visualizations for Customer Service
• Module 3: Omnichannel Insights
• Demo: Configure insights in Customer Service

Learning Path 10: Connected Customer Service

• Module 1: Get started with Connected Customer Service for Dynamics 365 and Azure IoT
• Module 2: Register and manage devices with Connected Customer Service for Dynamics 365 and AzureIoT Learning Path 11: Power Platform for Customer Service
• Module 1: Create Custom Apps for Dynamics 365 Customer Service • Module 2: Integrate a Power Virtual Agents bot with Omnichannel for Customer Service

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 Price: 250.00
 

Apply to Microsoft Certified: Azure Fundamentals

 Duration: 32 Hours 

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Overview

MB-240 - Microsoft Dynamics 365 Field Service Course Duration: 32 Hours (4 Days) The MB-240T00: Microsoft Dynamics 365 Field Service course is designed to equip learners with the knowledge and skills needed to set up, manage, and utilize the Field Service functionality in Microsoft Dynamics 365. This course covers a wide range of topics including Configuring Field Service, managing work orders, inventory, purchasing, and Implementing assets and connected devices. It also delves into Advanced scheduling options, Customizing the schedule board, and Utilizing the Field Service mobile application. By engaging with the course, participants will learn how to effectively use Microsoft 365 asset management capabilities to streamline service operations, optimize resource scheduling, and enhance Customer Service. The course is structured to provide practical insights and hands-on experience, preparing learners to configure and customize the Field Service application to meet the unique needs of their organization. With this training, participants will be well-equipped to leverage MB-240 to improve field service operations and drive business success.

Audience Profile

• The MB-240T00 course enhances skills in configuring and utilizing Microsoft Dynamics 365 Field Service, catering to IT and field service professionals.
• Dynamics 365 Consultants
• Field Service Managers
• IT Professionals
• Field Service Technicians
• Service Schedulers
• Operations Managers
• Customer Service Representatives
• Project Managers
• CRM Administrators
• Technical Support Staff
• Business Analysts
• System Administrators
• Solution Architects

Course Syllabus

Learning Path 1: Configure Field Service Applications
Module 1: Configure Microsoft Dynamics 365 Field Service

• Key field service configuration considerations
• Users and security roles
• Work order types, statuses, and sub statuses
• Incident types and service task types
• Products, services, and pricing options
• Service territories and account preferences
• Lab 0: Validate lab environment
• Lab 1: Configure Field Service

Module 2: Configure Bookable Resources

• Resource roles
• Characteristics and proficiency models
• Configure resources
• Start and end locations
• Working hours and time off
• Pay types

Module 3: Schedule Crews, Facilities, and Resource Pooling

• Crews
• Facilities
• Pools
• Resource Requirement Groups
• Fulfilment preferences
• Lab 2: Skills and characteristics
• Lab 3: Creating resources

Learning Path 2: Manage Work Orders
Module 1:Work OrderManagement
 

• Work order lifecycle
• Creating work orders
• Related records
• Agreements

Module 2:Manage Incident Types

• Work order types
• Products and services
• Service task types
• Creating incident types
• Using incident types
• Lab 4: Incident types
• Lab 5:Work order management
• Lab 6: Agreements

Module 3: Create and Perform Inspections

• Purpose of inspections
• Create inspections
• Associate inspections with work orders and customer assets
• Perform inspections by using the Field Service mobile app
• Lab 7: Inspections

Learning Path 3: Schedule and Dispatch Work Orders
Module 1: Manage Scheduling Options

• Identify Field Service scheduling options
• Navigate, filter, and modify basic schedule board settings
• Manually schedule items on the schedule board
• Use the schedule assistant to schedule items on the schedule board
• Lab 8: Scheduling

Module 2: Configure Schedule Boards

• Create and use multiple schedule boards
• Share schedule boards
• Save resource filter
• Other configuration and customization options
• Lab 9: Configure the Schedule Board

Module 3: Resource Scheduling Optimization

• Goals
• Objective and Constraints
• Scope

Learning Path 4: Manage the Field Service Mobile App
Module 1: Get Started with the Dynamics 365 Field Service Mobile Application

• Deploy the mobile app
• Perform work orders
• Service customer assets
• Online and offline data
• Lab 10: Field Service mobile app

Module 2: Customize and Configure the Dynamics 365 Field Service Mobile App

• Customize the mobile app forms, views, and sitemap
• Configure offline data
• Configure barcode features
• Enable location tracking, geofencing, and push notifications

Module 3: Integrate Dynamics 365 Remote Assist with Dynamics 365 Field Service

• Launch Remote Assist mobile from a booking
• Configure a Dynamics 365 Remote Assist one-time call
• Use Dynamics 365 Guides with Work orders
• Learning Path 5: Manage Inventory and Purchasing

Module 1:Manage Inventory and Warehouses

• Components in Field Service inventory management
• Warehouses
• Inventory adjustments
• Inventory transfers

Module 2:Manage Purchasing and Returns

• Purchase Order lifecycle
• Receiving products
• Product return options
• Processing returns
• Lab 11: Inventory

Learning Path 6: Implement Assets and Connected Devices
Module 1: Customer Assets

• Asset management capabilities of Field Service
• Create customer assets
• Associate assets with work orders
• Customer asset hierarchies
• Functional locations
• 3D asset models
• Lab 12: Customer assets

Module 2: Connected Field Service

• Use cases for Connected Field Service
• Azure IoT components
• Options for deploying Connected Field Service
• Manage IoT devices
• Device data
• IoT Alerts

Learning Path 7: Power Platform for Field Service

• Module 1: Create Custom Apps for Dynamics 365 Field Service
• Module 2: Universal Resource Scheduling
• Module 3: Customize Schedule Boards

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 Price: 250.00
 

Apply to Microsoft Certified: Azure Developer Associate

 Duration: 30 Hours 

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Course Description

This course is designed to equip participants with the skills and knowledge necessary to become proficient in configuring, customizing, and expanding the functionality of Dynamics 365 Sales to support and optimize an organization's sales process. The course covers key areas such as Dynamics 365 Customer Insights, the Microsoft Power Platform, and advanced Dynamics 365 Sales features. Participants will gain hands-on experience in model-driven apps, data management, security configuration, and integration with Microsoft 365 services, ensuring they are well-prepared to enhance the customer experience within their organization.

Audience Profile

This course is intended for Microsoft Dynamics 365 customer experience analysts who are involved in or planning to participate in Dynamics 365 Sales implementations. It is also suitable for professionals responsible for configuring and customizing Dynamics 365 Sales to streamline and enhance the sales process. Ideal candidates have a foundational understanding of sales processes, user experience, and customer relationship management systems, along with a working knowledge of Dynamics 365 and the Microsoft Power Platform.

Prerequisites:

• Experience in configuring model-driven apps within Microsoft Power Apps.
• Basic understanding of accounts, contacts, leads, opportunities, and activities within Dynamics
• 365 Sales.
• Familiarity with Dataverse, including tables, columns, relationships, and the security model.
• Basic knowledge of Power Automate, including connectors, triggers, and actions.
• Prior experience working with Dataverse solutions.

Course Objectives: Upon completing this course, participants will be able to:

• Process sales orders and manage relationships
• Analyze Dynamics 365 sales data

Learning Path 6 - Set up and use the sales accelerator capabilities in Dynamics 365 Sales

• Set up Sales accelerator in Dynamics 365 Sales
• Create sales sequences with Sales Insights
• Work with segments and assignment rules in Sales accelerator
• Engage with customers through text messages in Dynamics 365 Sales

Learning Path 7 - Implement goal management in Dynamics 365 Sales and Customer Service

• Define and track individual goals in Dynamics 365 Sales and Customer Service
• Use goal metrics in Dynamics 365 Sales and Customer Service

Learning Path 8 - Enhance Dynamics 365 Sales with tools and apps

• Use Microsoft 365 services with model-driven apps and Microsoft Dataverse
• Get started with the Dynamics 365 Sales mobile app

Learning Path 10 - Work with real-time features in Dynamics 365 Customer Insights - Journeys

• Create emails, text messages, and forms in Dynamics 365 Customer Insights - Journeys
• Manage consent and build journeys with Dynamics 365 Customer Insights - Journeys
• Manage leads and scoring in Customer Insights - Journeys
• Extend real-time marketing capabilities

Learning Path 11 - Unlock customer intent with Dynamics 365 Customer Insights - Data

• Get started with Dynamics 365 Customer Insights - Data
• Ingest and enrich data in Customer Insights - Data
• Create unified customer profiles and manage external connections
• Configure and administer Customer Insights - Data

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 Price: 250.00
 

Apply about Microsoft Certified: Dynamics 365

 Duration: 32 Hours 

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Overview

The Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance course is designed to educate learners on how to set up, configure, and manage financial operations within the Dynamics 365 Finance application. It covers a range of essential financial practices such as financial management, Accounts receivable, Accounts payable, Budgeting, and Fixed assets management. Through hands-on lessons and knowledge checks, students will learn how to navigate the system, implement key financial processes, and utilize the software to support business finances effectively. Participants will gain the ability to Configure currencies, work with Fiscal calendars, and manage the Chart of accounts. They'll also delve into Daily procedures, Intercompany accounting, and Periodic processes. The course equips learners with the skills to handle Credit and collections, Expense management, and Budget planning, as well as to manage fixed assets from acquisition through disposal. By completing this comprehensive training, individuals will be well-prepared to optimize financial operations and contribute to their organization's financial health using Microsoft Dynamics 365.

Audience Profile

• Target Audience for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance Course:
• Financial Analysts
• Accountants
• Finance Managers
• Controllers
• CFOs (Chief Financial Officers)
• ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) Consultants
• Financial Consultants
• Dynamics 365 Functional Consultants
• IT Professionals working with financial software
• Business Analysts focusing on finance operations
• Project Managers overseeing financial system implementations
• Professionals aiming to transition into finance-focused roles
• Auditors who need to understand Dynamics 365 Finance for compliance purposes
• Operations Managers with a financial focus
• Compliance Officers dealing with financial regulations and reporting standards

Course Syllabus

Module 0: Introduction

• Set up and configure financial management
• Implement accounts receivable, credit, collections, and revenue recognition
• Implement and Manage Accounts Payable and Expenses
• Manage budgeting
• Manage fixed assets

Module 1: Set up and configure financial management

• Get started with Dynamics 365 Finance
• Configure currencies in Dynamics 365 Finance
• Create fiscal calendars, years, and periods in Dynamics 365 Finance
• Configure chart of accounts in Dynamics 365 Finance
• Configure ledgers and journals in Dynamics 365 Finance
• Perform general ledger daily procedures in Dynamics 365 Finance
• Intercompany accounting in Dynamics 365 Finance
• Configure ledger allocations and accruals in Dynamics 365 Finance
• Configure and perform periodic processes in Dynamics 365 Finance

Labs (Optional)

• Create and Post vendor, customer, general ledger payment
• Configure financial reports
• Configure tax ledger posting groups
• Configure a dimension value

Module 2: Implement accounts receivable, credit, collections, and revenue recognition

• Configure accounts receivable in Dynamics 365 Finance
• Perform accounts receivable daily procedures in Dynamics 365 Finance
• Configure credit and collections in Dynamics 365 Finance
• Process credit and collections in Dynamics 365 Finance.

Labs (Optional)

• Create a Temporary credit limit for a customer
• Configure payment methods, terms, and days for customers

Module 3: Implement and Manage Accounts Payable and Expenses

• Configure Accounts payable in Dynamics 365 Finance
• Perform Accounts payable daily procedures in Dynamics 365 Finance
• Work with accounting distributions, invoice validations and settlements in Dynamics 365 Finance
• Set up and use Intelligent OCR for vendor invoices in Dynamics 365 Finance
• Get started with Expense management in Dynamics 365
• Set up and configure Expense management in Dynamics 365
• Create and process expense reports in Dynamics 365
• Work with travel requisitions in Dynamics 365

Labs (Optional)

• Configure an expense category

Module 4: Manage budgeting

• Configure and use basic budgeting and budget control in Dynamics 365 Finance
• Configure and use budget planning in Dynamics 365 Finance

Labs

• Create a Budget Transfer Rule

Module 5: Manage fixed assets

• Configure fixed assets management in Dynamics 365 Finance
• Manage fixed assets in Dynamics 365 Finance
• Set up Asset leasing in Dynamics 365 Finance
• Work with Asset leasing in Dynamics 365 Finance
• Labs (Optional)
• Acquire a fixed asset by using an AP Invoice Journal

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 Price: 250.00
 

Apply to Microsoft 365 Certified: Developer Associate

 Duration: 32 Hours 

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This course is designed to build your foundation in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management application knowledge. This course will cover the most important features and functionalities needed by Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management functional consultant including: The product information and how to configure, create, and manage your product and inventory. Supply chain management configuration and processing. The transportation management features, and the warehouse management features. Quality management and quality control functionalities. Master planning configuration and processing. This course includes lectures and several hands-on exercises. The exercises will be introduced to you in the form of a case study presented to a Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management functional consultant. Each exercise will be based on a business scenario followed by a question or discussion then a step-by-step guidance to perform the system related steps.

Audience Profile

This course is designed for The Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management functional consultant. The Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management functional consultant is a key resource that designs and configures apps to meet the requirements for a customer. The functional consultant analyzes business requirements and translates those requirements into fully realized business processes and solutions that implement industry-recommended practices. The functional consultant specializes in one or more of the following feature sets of Dynamics: finance, manufacturing, or supply chain management. They partner with architects, developers, administrators, and other stakeholders to deliver solutions that meet or exceed the needs of their customers.

Course Syllabus

Get started with Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management

• Learn the benefits of Supply Chain Management.
• Get an overview of distribution and trade features in Supply Chain Management.

Configure and manage products and inventory in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management

• Get started with Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Get started with inventory management in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Work with inventory management operations in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Set up and work with outbound operations using inventory management in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Set up and work with inbound operations using inventory management in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Set up and work with inventory control in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Use inventory reports in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Create products and product masters in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Create bill of materials in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management

Configure warehouse management in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management

• Create warehouses and locations.
• Configure work pools, zones, location format, and location profiles.
• Configure catch weight processing for warehouse management.
• Create reservation hierarchies.
• Configure location directives.
• Configure wave templates.
• Configure inventory statuses.

Set up engineering change management for Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management

• Get started with Engineering Change Management for Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Set up versioned products in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Configure engineering change management for Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Convert an existing product to an engineering product in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management

Warehouse implementation experience in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management

• Options for implementing Warehouse Management on a new legal entity or warehouse
• Warehouse Management setup wizards
• How to create and view location directives

Configure and use discrete manufacturing in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management

• Get started with production control in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Get started with discrete manufacturing in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Set up and use production control for discrete manufacturing in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Set up and use discrete manufacturing routes in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Set up and use discrete manufacturing resources in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Set up products for production for discrete manufacturing in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Production costing for discrete manufacturing in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Work with the costing sheet in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Work with capacity planning and scheduling in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Work with manufacturing execution in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Set up configurable products in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Validate and release product configuration models in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Work with configurable products in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management

Configure and use agreements in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management

• Maintain trade agreements.
• Configure smart rounding.
• Create sales agreements.
• Use procurement policies.
• Create purchase agreements.
• Configure trade allowance.
• Configure brokerage.
• Configure royalties.
• Configure rebates.
• Learn about the Rebate management module.

Configure and manage procurement and vendors in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management

• Configure and perform the procure-to-purchase process in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Configure and manage vendor collaboration in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Process purchase orders in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Configure and work with quality control and quality management in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Configure and use agreements in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Set up intercompany trade in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Work with intercompany trade in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management

Work with Asset Management for Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management

• Get started with Asset Management for Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Work with functional locations in Asset Management for Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Work with assets in Asset Management for Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Manage maintenance requests in Asset Management for Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Create and manage work orders in Asset Management for Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Schedule work orders in Asset Management for Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Use controls and reports in Asset Management for Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Use preventive and reactive maintenance in Asset Management for Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Work with capacity planning in Asset Management for Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Register and report consumption in Asset Management for Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Work with warranties in Asset Management for Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Work with maintenance budgets in Asset Management for Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management

Work with accounts receivable in Dynamics 365 Finance

• Set up accounts receivable in Dynamics 365 Finance
• Get started with accounts receivable daily procedures in Dynamics 365 Finance
• Set up credit and collections in Dynamics 365 Finance
• Process credit and collections in Dynamics 365 Finance

Convert prospects in Dynamics 365 Sales to customers in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management

• Learn about how to set up mapping in Dynamics 365 Sales and Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Learn how to sync orders and quotations between Sales and Supply Chain Management

Configure and manage sales, and customers in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management

• Set up order to cash in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Work with order to cash in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Configure and use agreements in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Set up intercompany trade in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Work with intercompany trade in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management

Set up intercompany trade in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management

• Work with intercompany trade through various scenarios.
• Set up intercompany trade.
• Set up intercompany trade relationships.
• Set up charges and posting.
• Set up intercompany agreements and direct deliveries.

Work with intercompany trade in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management

• Create and process intercompany orders.
• Process intercompany sales order returns.
• Review customer payments for intercompany orders.
• Check intercompany order price discrepancies.

Set up and work with landed cost in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management

• Set up landed cost in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Work with landed cost in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management

Configure and work with transportation management in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management

• Manage transportation management in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management

Use warehouse management in manufacturing in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management

• Configure warehouse management in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Warehouse implementation experience in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Inbound warehouse operations using Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Outbound warehouse operations using Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Execute across warehouse operations in Dynamics 365 Warehouse Management
• Warehouse management mobile device configuration using Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Use warehouse management for manufacturing in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management

Master planning in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management

• Set up Master Planning in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Use master planning in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Demand Driven Material Requirements Planning in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management

Learn the fundamentals of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management

• Describe Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management core capabilities
• Describe the sales and procurement processes in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Describe inventory and warehousing capabilities in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Describe the manufacturing process in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management

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 Price: 250.00
 

Apply to Microsoft Certified: Power Platform Developer Associate

 Duration: 40 Hours

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Course Overview

The MB-500T00: Microsoft Dynamics 365: Finance and Operations Apps Developer course is designed for professional developers and technical consultants who want to learn how to customize and extend the capabilities of Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations (D365FO). This comprehensive course covers the architecture of D365FO, development environment setup, and Project/model creation. Participants will gain in-depth knowledge of Developer Tools, including Lifecycle Services (LCS), Visual Studio customization, Source code management, and the Application Object Tree (AOT). The course also delves into Solution design, Code development, and Testing, teaching best practices for creating efficient and high-quality code. Furthermore, learners will explore data migration tools, frameworks for extending D365FO functionality, and various integration scenarios with other systems and Azure services. Reporting and analytics are also covered, providing insights into creating and optimizing reports. Finally, the course addresses security and performance optimization, ensuring that the solutions developed are secure, scalable, and performant. By the end of the course, learners will have the skills necessary to design, develop, and maintain solutions that enhance the capabilities of Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations, preparing them for the challenges of real-world development projects.

Audience Profile

• The MB-500T00 course is designed for professionals seeking expertise in Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations app development
• Dynamics 365 Developers
• Technical Consultants with a focus on Dynamics 365 FO
• Software Engineers transitioning to Dynamics 365 platform
• Solution Architects working on Microsoft Dynamics solutions
• Systems Developers requiring knowledge of D365FO architecture
• IT Professionals aiming for career advancement in Dynamics 365 customization
• Existing Microsoft Certified Professionals (MCPs) specializing in finance and operations apps
• DevOps Engineers focusing on lifecycle services and automation for Dynamics 365
• Database Administrators involved in data migration for D365FO
• Business Analysts looking to understand the technical aspects of D365FO solutions
• Technical Project Managers overseeing D365FO implementations
• Data Integration Specialists working with Dynamics 365 and Azure
• Reporting Specialists focused on BI and analytics within Dynamics 365 FO
• Security Consultants responsible for role-based access and security in Dynamics 365
• Performance Engineers optimizing Dynamics 365 FO environments
• Quality Assurance Testers involved in unit testing of Dynamics 365 FO applications
• Professional Developers interested in extending their skills to the Dynamics 365 platform

Course Syllabus

 

• Learning Path 1 - Introduction to Developing with Finance and Operations Apps
• Module 1: Explore the Ecosystem and Main Components
• Module 2: Explore the Technical Architecture
• Module 3: Explore Design and Deployment Considerations
• Module 4: Manage Implementation by Using Lifecycle Services
• Module 5: Work with Performance and Monitoring Tools
• Exercise: Use the Environment Monitoring Tool in Lifecycle Services
• Module 6: Manage Source Code by Using Version Control
• Module 7: Explore the Test Framework and Tools
• Group Discussion: Testing Methodologies, Scenario 1/2
• Group Discussion: Testing Methodologies, Scenario 2/2
• Module 8: Explore Reporting Tools
• Exercise: Set Authorization Requirements on Database Tables
• Lab 1: Create a New Module & Workspace

Learning Path 2 - Build Finance and Operations Apps

• Module 1: Set Up a VHD
• Exercise: Install a Virtual Machine
• Module 2: Start Developing
• Demo: Create and Build Projects
• Demo: Build Deployment Packages
• Exercise: Create a Project and Add an Element
• Module 3: Get Started with Development Using X++
• Demo: Conditional Statements
• Module 4: Develop Object-oriented Code
• Exercise: Create an Extension by Using Chain of Command
• Module 5: Implement Application Lifecycle Management
• Module 6: Build Extended Data Types and Enumerations
• Exercise: Create a Base Enumeration, Add Elements, and Update Propertie
• Module 7: Build the Data Model
• Exercise: Create a Table, Add Fields, and Create Field Groups
• Module 8: Build Forms and Optimize Form Performance
• Demonstrator: How to Add a Form to a Project and Apply a Pattern to the Form
• Exercise: Create a Form
• Module 9: Create Classes
• Exercise: Insert Records by Using a Runnable Class
• Module 10: Build Reports
• Demo: Connect to your Data by Using Power BI
• Exercise: Create and Deploy a Report
• Module 11: Build Workspaces
• Exercise: Create a Workspace and Add a Tile, List, Link, and Power BI Element
• Module 12: Implement Role-based Security
• Exercise: Create a New Security Role and Add Dues
• Module 13: Apply Basic Performance Optimization
• Exercise: Create Runnable Classes in Visual Studio to Test Code
• Video: Extended Data Security
• Lab 2: Create a New EDT Table and Form

Learning Path 3 - Extend Finance and Operations Apps

• Module 1: Explore Extensions and the Extension Framework
• Exercise: Extend an EDT
• Module 2: Extend Elements
• Exercise: Extend a Form and Add Controls
• Group Discussion: Code Augmentation (1/5 to 5/5)
• Module 3: Consume Business Events
• Module 4: Work with Workflows
• Exercise: Create a Purchase Requisition Workflow
• Lab 3: Create a Custom Workflow on the Poisons Form
• Learning Path 4 - Connect to Finance and Operations Apps
• Module 1: Identify Data Integration Patterns and Scenarios
• Module 2: Implement Data Integration Concepts and Solutions
• Module 3: Implement the Data Management Package API
• Module 4: Data Integration
• Set Up a Data Project and Recurring Data Job
• Exercise: Create a Data Project and Recurring Data Job
• Video: Integration with Dataverse using a Virtual Entity
• Module 5: Prepare Data for Migration
• Module 6: Manage Data Sources with External Data Stores
• Exercise: Create a Data Entry
• Module 7: Integrate with Microsoft Azure
• Module 8: Connect to Microsoft Power Platform Services
• Module 9: Work with Tools and Best Practices to Integrate with Microsoft Power Platform
• Exercise: Troubleshoot Dual-write Integration
• Lab 4: Create a Composite Data Entity
• Learning Path 5 - Migrate Data and Go Live
• Module 1: Work with Data Management
• Exercise: Explore the Data Management Workspace
• Exercise: Export Data Using the Data Management Workspace
• Group Discussion: BYOD vs. Entity Store (Scenario 1 & 2)
• Module 2: Perform User Acceptance Testing
• Exercise: Build Test Scripts to Test Business Functionality
• Module 3: Prepare to Go Live
• Module 4: Use Regression Suite Automation Tool (RSAT)
• Module 5: Work with Analytics and Reporting
• Exercise: Work with Reports
• Module 6: Configure Electronic Reporting
• Exercise: Generate Electronic Documents for Payments
• Lab 5: Data Export Using Bring Your Own Database (BYOD)

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 Price: 250.00
 

Apply about Microsoft Certified: Azure IoT Developer Specialty

 Duration: 32 Hours

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Course Overview

The MB-700T00: Microsoft Dynamics 365: Finance and Operations Apps Solution Architect course is designed to equip learners with the knowledge and skills needed to become effective solution architects for Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations applications. Solution architects are responsible for ensuring that business requirements are fully understood and reflected in a comprehensive solution blueprint. Throughout the course, participants will learn how to manage interactions with FastTrack, define environment strategies, determine Data management and Integration strategies, and develop a Security architecture. They will also focus on Testing strategies, including Performance testing, and explore Business intelligence and Reporting. The course prepares learners for go-live by covering licensing, support, and training strategy development. By the end of the course, participants will have a thorough understanding of the architect role and the ability to design and implement Dynamics 365 solutions that meet complex business needs.

Audience Profile

The MB-700T00 course equips IT professionals with solution architecting skills for Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations apps.

• Solution Architects
• Technical Consultants
• Functional Consultants
• IT Professionals
• Systems Engineers
• Systems Analysts
• Project Managers overseeing Dynamics 365 implementations
• Application Developers with a focus on Dynamics 365 solutions
• ERP Specialists transitioning to Microsoft Dynamics 365
• Microsoft Dynamics Professionals seeking advanced training
• Business Analysts looking to understand Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations
• Pre-sales Consultants specializing in Dynamics 365
• Advanced Users of Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations seeking deeper understanding of solution architecture

Course Syllabus

1. Understand the role and responsibilities of a Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations AppsSolution Architect.
2. Effectively manage interactions with the Microsoft FastTrack program.
3. Develop and manage comprehensive solution blueprints.
4. Plan and execute project governance and timelines.
5. Architect and implement secure, scalable, and integrated solutions.
6. Develop strategies for data management, testing, performance optimization, and businessintelligence.
7. Understand licensing requirements and support options for Dynamics 365 implementations.
8. Prepare for successful go-live and post-implementation phases.

Learning Path 1: The Solution Architect Role
Module 1: Solution Architect Skillset

• Understand the skill set needed for solution architects.
• Refresh the knowledge obtained from online content for solution architects.

Module 2: Pre-requisites Review

• Refresh the knowledge obtained from online content for solution architects.

Group Exercise:

• Architect solutions for Dynamics 365 and Microsoft Power Platform.
• Use Success by Design for Dynamics 365 solutions.

Learning Path 2: Manage Interactions with FastTrack
Module 1: Get to Know FastTrack

• Identify the value proposition of FastTrack.
• Identify FastTrack engagement types and personnel roles.
• Describe FastTrack workshop scoping and inputs for each workshop.

Module 2: Make the Most of FastTrack Templates

• Make the most of solution blueprint templates.
• Learn to complete the go-live checklist.
• Gather information on the final stakeholder.
• How to become a FastTrack recognized solution architect.

Exercise:

• Learn to complete the go-live checklist.

Learning Path 3: Solution Blueprint
Module 1: Solution Blueprint Definition and Components

• Understand the solution blueprint definition.
• Describe the solution blueprint purpose.
• Identify the main solution blueprint components.

Exercise:

• What is a solution blueprint?
• Solution blueprint components.

Activity:

• Solution blueprint artifacts.

Module 2: Project Governance and Timelines

• Describe solution scope, goals, and challenges.
• List implementation team members and project roles.
• Describe project timeline for implementation and rollouts.
• Describe change management, risks, and escalation paths.

Activity 1 & 2:

• Program Strategy.

Module 3: Solution Architecture and Organizational Structure

• Describe overall solution architecture.
• Describe organization.
• Provide details about the organization.

Activity:

• Describe overall solution architecture.

Module 4: Working with Business Process Catalogs

• Describe business processes in scope of the solution.
• Understand functional and non-functional requirements.
• Document product gaps and their solutions.

Activity:

• Describe business processes in scope of the solution.
• Diagramming solutions.

Learning Path 4: Define Environments, Tools, and Deployment Strategy
Module 1: Understand Environment Planning

• Describe general concepts for cloud deployments.
• Environment planning main concepts and types.
• Understand the process of provisioning production and sandbox environments.
• Describe developing an environment plan.
• Develop the deployment strategy.

Activity:

• Develop an environmental plan.

Module 2: Application Lifecycle Management and Deployment Strategy

• Define application lifecycle management (ALM).
• ALM methodologies.
• Define a deployment strategy.
• Understand extensibility options.
• Learn about upgrade scenarios and tools.
• Adopt One Version – Continuous updates.

Exercise:

• Adopt One Version – Continuous updates.

Module 3: Using Lifecycle Services (LCS) and Azure DevOps

• Utilize Azure DevOps.
• Utilize Lifecycle Services.
• Disaster recovery strategy.

Learning Path 5: Determine Data Management Strategy
Module 1: Data Management Overview

• Describe data management overview.
• Understand data management framework.
• Utilize data task automation.
• Describe database movement operations.
• Utilize data sharing framework.

Exercise:

• Data management overview.

Module 2: Develop Data Migration Strategy

• Develop data migration strategy.
• Develop cutover plan.
• Develop data retention plan.

Exercise:

• Develop data migration strategy.

Activity:

• Develop data migration strategy.

Learning Path 6: Determine Integration and Interfaces Strategies
Module 1: Develop an Integration Strategy

• Describe integration strategy.
• Understand architecture integration components.
• Understand integration patterns.

Exercise:

• Develop integration strategy.

Module 2: Integration Options

• Describe integration with Dataverse.
• Utilize Data Integrator.
• Understand dual-write and virtual entities.
• Utilize business events.
• Describe Azure integration services.
• Integration with Microsoft 365.
• Batch data API.
• Understand OData.
• Describe custom services.
• Consume external web services.

Exercise:

• Integration options.

Activity:

• Develop integration strategy.

Learning Path 7: Define the Security Architecture
Module 1: Important Security Aspects

• Learn about cloud security.
• Describe main aspects of Azure datacenter security.
• Data residency and data ownership.
• Authentication and authorization.
• Compliance requirements.
• Encryption.

Exercise:

• Important security aspects.

Module 2: Security Framework

• Describe security architecture.
• Understand role-based security.
• Describe authentication.
• Describe authorization.
• Prepare for auditing in security context.
• Describe database logging.
• Describe user activity monitoring.
• Describe external user setup.
• Describe working with Network Security Group (NSG) for Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP).
• Describe Azure ExpressRoute.

Exercise:

• Security framework.

Activity:

• Develop security strategy.

Module 3: Define Security Strategy

• Main security design considerations.
• Develop security strategy.

Learning Path 8: Define Testing Strategy
Module 1: Testing Strategy Overview

• Understand testing scope.
• Solution testing lifecycle and defect management.
• Identify types of testing.

Exercise:

• Testing strategy overview.

Activity:

• Develop a testing strategy.

Module 2: Testing Planning and Execution

• Describe testing tools.
• Testing roles, responsibilities, and test management.
• Perform test planning.
• Understand One Version and adopt regression testing strategy.

Exercise:

• Testing planning and execution.

Learning Path 9: Define a Performance Testing Strategy
Module 1: Prepare for Performance

• Define performance goals and scenarios.
• Define performance benchmarks and success criteria.
• Define performance testing strategy.

Exercise:

• Prepare for performance topics.

Module 2: Utilize Performance Testing Tools

• Identify tools for performance testing.
• Identify tools for performance monitoring.

Exercise:

• Utilize performance testing tools.

Learning Path 10: Business Intelligence and Reporting
Module 1: Implement Business Intelligence and Reporting

• Outline reporting and analytics overview.
• Describe native reporting options.
• Describe business intelligence reporting options.
• Identify analytics reporting options.
• Develop reporting and analytics strategies.

Exercise:

• Reporting and business intelligence overview.

Activity:

• Develop intelligence strategy.

Learning Path 11: Determine Licensing and Support Needs
Module 1: Understand Licensing Estimation

• Estimate the number of licenses.
• Stay compliant with user licensing requirements.

Exercise:

• Understand licensing estimation.

Module 2: Understand Support Options

• Understand support options during and post-implementations.
• Define support strategy.

Exercise:

• Understand support options.

Learning Path 12: Prepare for Go-Live
Module 1: Complete the Solution Blueprint

• Complete the solution blueprint.

Module 2: Develop Training Strategy

• Develop a training strategy.

Exercise:

• Develop a training plan.

Module 3: Prepare for Go-Live

• Understand the go-live readiness assessment process.
• Understand completing and submitting the go-live checklist.
• Describe the process of provisioning the production environment.
• Define cutover activities and go-live.

Exercise:

• Prepare for go-live.

Module 4: Class Recap

• Recap of all the modules and key learnings.

 

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Course Overview

The MB-800T00: Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central Functional Consultant course is designed to equip learners with the skills needed to set up and configure the core functionalities of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central. This comprehensive course covers various aspects of the software, from basic navigation and Operations to more complex financials and integration with other applications. Starting with an Introduction to Business Central, learners will understand common features, navigate the user interface, and master basic tasks. The course then progresses through Application setup, configuring financials, and sales and purchasing processes, ensuring a deep understanding of how to manage a company's financials, sales, inventory, and purchasing workflows. With Operations and Integration and automation modules, learners will delve into practical applications such as Managing transactions, Inventory costing, setting up workflows, and integrating Business Central with other tools like Power Automate, Power Apps, and Power BI. By the end of the course, participants will be well-prepared to work as functional consultants, helping businesses optimize their Operations with Dynamics 365 Business Central.

Audience Profile

The MB-800T00 course equips individuals with functional consulting skills for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, targeting professionals involved in business operations and system configurations.

• ERP Consultants
• Functional Consultants for Dynamics 365 Business Central
• Systems Administrators managing Dynamics 365 environments
• Financial Analysts seeking to leverage Dynamics 365 for financial management
• IT Professionals aiming to integrate and automate business processes with Dynamics 365
• Business Analysts looking to optimize sales, purchasing, and inventory within Business Central
• Project Managers overseeing Dynamics 365 Business Central implementations
• Accountants and Financial Controllers responsible for setting up and managing financials within Business Central
• Sales and Purchasing Managers focusing on pricing, discounts, and payment processing
• Professionals transitioning from other ERP solutions to Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central
• Microsoft Partners specializing in Business Central deployments and support
• Corporate Trainers and Educators providing instruction on Business Central functionality andsetup

Course Syllabus

Module 1: Set up Business Central (15–20%)
Create and configure a company

• •Create a company in Business Central
• Create a company by using Assisted Setup
• Describe the use cases and capabilities of configuration packages
• Create a configuration worksheet
• Create and use a configuration package
• Create journal opening balances
• Migrate data

Manage security

• Create and manage user profiles
• Set up a new user
• Create and assign permission sets and permissions
• Apply security filters
• Manage user permissions by using security groups

Set up core functionality

• Set up company information
• Set up reports and configure report layouts
• Set up and use job queues
• Set up email accounts
• Set up number series

Set up dimensions

• Set up dimensions and dimension values
• Set up global dimensions and shortcut dimensions
• Set up default dimensions for master data
• Set up blocking combinations of dimensions and dimension values
• Describe the Dimension Correction Tool
• Set up default dimensions for account types
• Set up default dimension priorities

Manage approvals by using workflows

• Set up native workflows
• Set up a notification system
• Set up users for approval and workflow user groups

Describe Business Central integrations with other products

• Describe use cases for Microsoft 365 integration, including Microsoft Excel, OneDrive, Outlook,Teams, and Word
• Describe uses cases for Microsoft Power Platform integration

Module 2: Configure financials (30–35%)
Set up Finance Management

• Configure General Ledger setup
• Configure accounting periods
• Set up payment terms

Manage the chart of accounts

• Set up general ledger account card
• Create account categories and subcategories
• Create financial reports based on the Account Categories field and statistical accounts

Set up posting groups

• Create specific posting groups including bank, customer, vendor, and inventory posting groups
• Create general posting groups
• Configure General Posting Setup
• Configure Inventory Posting Setup

Set up journals and bank accounts

• Set up bank accounts
• Create journal templates, including no. Series
• Create batches
• Implement recurring journals

Set up Accounts Payables

• Create vendor accounts, including payment terms, vendor bank accounts, and related records
• Configure Purchases & Payables Setup
• Set up payment journals
• Describe the relationship between vendors, vendor ledger entries, and detailed vendor ledger entries

Set up accounts receivables

• Create customer accounts
• Configure Sales & Receivables Setup
• Set up cash receipt journals
• Set up payment registration
• Configure customer payment methods
• Describe the relationship between customers, customer ledger entries, and detailed customer ledger entries

Module 3: Configure sales and purchasing (15–20%)
Set up inventory

• Configure inventory set up
• Manage items, including item categories, item attributes, and units of measure
• Create locations
• Describe the relationship between items, item ledger entries, and value entries
• Differentiate between costing methods

Configure master data for sales and purchasing

• Configure core customer settings including shipping agents, locations, and shipping addresses
• Configure core vendor settings including order address, lead time, and locations

Configure pricing and discounts

• Manage vendor purchase prices
• Manage purchase line and invoice discounts
• Manage customer sales prices
• Manage sales line and invoice discounts

Module 4: Perform Business Central operations (30–35%)
Perform basic tasks in Business Central

• Differentiate between designing, customizing, and personalizing pages
• Customize pages
• Apply and save filters
• Find documents and related entries
• Use the Inspect pages and data feature
• Perform data updates by using the Edit in Excel feature
• Attach and share files by using Microsoft OneDrive
• Describe and analyze telemetry

Process purchases

• Manage quotations
• Create a purchase order
• Receive items for a purchase order
• Describe the over-receipt feature
• Undo a receipt
• Create a posted invoice from a purchase order
• Configure recurring purchase lines
• Manage blanket purchase orders

Process sales

• Manage quotations
• Convert a sales quote into a sales order or sales invoice
• Analyze item availability
• Ship items for a sales order
• Undo shipments
• Create a sales invoice from a sales order
• Configure recurring sales lines
• Manage blanket sales orders

Process financial documents

• Process purchase invoices
• Process purchase credit memos
• Process sales invoices
• Process sales credit memos
• Combine sales shipments into a single sales invoice
• Combine purchase receipts into a single purchase invoice
• Correct a posted purchase invoice
• Correct a posted sales invoice
• Release and reopen documents
• Process prepayment invoices for purchases and sales

Process payments and journals

• Process payments by using payment journals
• Process receipts by using the cash receipt journal
• Process payment registrations
• Apply ledger entries and undo applied entries
• Reverse posted journals

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Module 1: Introduction to Business Central

• Lesson 1: Describe the Business Central system
• Lesson 2: Describe the Business Central functional areas
• Lesson 3: Describe the Business Central architecture
• Lesson 4: Describe Business Central apps
• Lesson 5: Describe the upgrade process
• Lab 00 - Lab prerequisites

Module 2: Administration

• Lesson 1: Manage Business Central
• Lesson 2: Manage application security in Business Central

Module 3: Development Process

• Lesson 1: Install and configure a Business Central development environment
• Lesson 2: Create, debug, and deploy an extension in Business Central

Module 4: AL Objects

• Lesson1: Build and extend tables and pages in Business Central
• Lab 01 - Create an extension containing a: table, table extension, pages, page extension
• Lesson2: Build and extend reports
• Lab 04 – Add a column and layout to a base report.
• Lesson 3: Develop codeunits
• Lab 02 – Implement installation and upgrade code in an extension
• Lesson 4: Design and create an XMLport
• Lesson 5: Work with entitlement and permission set objects
• Lesson 6: Create queries in Business Central
• Lesson 7: Build control add-in objects

Module 5: AL development

• Lesson 1: Describe the essential development standards
• Lesson 2: Use Application Language (AL) to extend Business Central
• Lesson 3: Customize the UI experience and implement onboarding techniques
• Lab 03 – Add a Rolecenter and Profile

Module 6: Development Tools

• Lesson 1: Work with the Business Central Performance Toolkit
• Lesson 2: Set up Source Control by using Git
• Lab 06 – Setup source control, Git, in an extension.
• Lesson 3: Set up Application Lifecycle Management
• Lesson 4: Implement Semi-Automated Test Processes and run standard Business Central tests
• Lesson 5: Manage and analyze telemetry

Module 7: Integration

• Lesson 1: Implement APIs
• Lesson 2: Integrate with Microsoft Power Platform based on APIs
• Lesson 3: Access REST services from within Business Central
• Lesson 4: Integrate with Microsoft Azure
• Lesson 5: Describe Microsoft Teams integration

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Course Overview

This course provides a comprehensive overview of Microsoft Dynamics 365 customer engagement apps, covering essential concepts and functionalities across Customer Insights, Sales, Customer Service, and Field Service. Participants will explore the foundations of these applications, gain insights into customer data management, and learn to leverage tools like Microsoft Power Platform and Dataverse for integrated solutions. Practical lab exercises are included to reinforce key concepts and ensure hands-on experience.

Audience Profile

This course is designed for individuals looking to understand the fundamentals of Microsoft Dynamics 365 customer engagement apps. It is particularly beneficial for:

• IT professionals and administrators who are beginning to work with Dynamics 365.
• Business users interested in understanding how Dynamics 365 can enhance customer engagement.
• Sales and customer service professionals seeking to optimize processes using Dynamics 365.
• Functional consultants are starting their journey with Dynamics 365.

Course Syllabus

• Learning Path 1: Explore the core capabilities of Microsoft Dynamics 365 customer engagement apps
• Lesson 1: Describe the foundations of Dynamics 365 customer engagement apps
• Understanding customer engagement
• Power Platform and Dynamics 365 integration
• Introduction to Microsoft Dataverse
• Accessing Dynamics 365 customer engagement apps
• Overview of Copilot in Dynamics 365

Lesson 2: Describe shared activities and integration options

• Working with customers and activities
• Using search criteria and filters
• Exploring reporting options
• Understanding integration capabilities

Lab Exercises:

• Working with customer engagement apps
• Managing customers and activities

Learning Path 2: Learn the Fundamentals of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Customer Insights

Lesson 1: Explore Dynamics 365 Customer Insights - Journeys

• Key capabilities of Customer Insights – Journeys
• Segmentation and email marketing
• Customer journey mapping
• Lead generation and qualification
• Use cases for marketing forms
• Event management features

Lesson 2: Describe Dynamics 365 Customer Insights - Data and Dynamics 365 Customer Voice

• Overview of Customer Insights - Data
• Exploring Unified Customer Profiles
• Measures, segments, and predictions
• Consuming Customer Insights in other apps

Lab Exercises:

• Creating a simple customer journey

Learning Path 3: Explore the Fundamentals of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Sales

Lesson 1: Explore Dynamics 365 Sales

• Using Dynamics 365 Sales in the sales process
• Working with leads
• Understanding the Product Catalog
• Opportunity management
• Business Process flows in Sales
• Quote, order, and invoice management
• Overview of Sales accelerator
• Copilot in Sales

Lesson 2: Sales capabilities and related apps

• Dynamics 365 sales forecasting
• LinkedIn Sales Navigator integration
• Sales Insights key capabilities
• Microsoft Sales Copilot

Lab Exercises:

• Creating and managing a lead and an opportunity

Learning Path 4: Explore the Fundamentals of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Customer Service
Lesson 1: Explore Dynamics 365 Customer Service

• Case lifecycle management
• Case management in Dynamics 365
• Understanding entitlements and SLAs
• Using queues for workload management
• Knowledge management in Customer Service
• Overview of Copilot in Customer Service

Lesson 2: Describe Dynamics 365 Customer Service capabilities and related apps

• Omnichannel for Customer Service
• Historical Analytics reports
• Dynamics 365 Customer Voice and Customer Service

Lab Exercises:

• Creating and managing cases

Learning Path 5: Learn the Fundamentals of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Field Service
Lesson 1: Explore Dynamics 365 Field Service

• Overview of Dynamics 365 Field Service
• Work order lifecycle
• Inspections
• Dynamics 365 Field Service mobile application

Lesson 2: Describe the scheduling process

• Scheduling capabilities in Field Service
• Defining resources
• Resource Scheduling Optimization
• Customer assets and Connected Field Service

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Course Overview

The MB-920T00: Microsoft Dynamics 365 Fundamentals (ERP) course is designed to introduce learners to the comprehensive functionalities within the finance and operations aspects of Microsoft Dynamics 365. This course provides foundational knowledge, enabling individuals to understand how Dynamics 365 can help businesses streamline their finance, supply chain, commerce, human resources, and project operations. Starting with an exploration of the core capabilities of Dynamics 365 finance and operations apps, participants will learn to navigate the system, create reports, and understand Excel integration. The course progresses to cover the essentials of Dynamics 365 Finance, Supply Chain Management, Commerce, Human Resources, and Project Operations. Through a blend of theoretical lessons and practical labs, learners will gain hands-on experience in creating invoices, managing accounts, and working with production orders, among other tasks. Upon completion, participants will have gained valuable insights into how Dynamics 365's ERP solutions can optimize business processes, making them well-equipped to contribute to the digital transformation initiatives within their organizations.

Audience Profile

The MB-920T00 course offers foundational knowledge across Dynamics 365 ERP applications, ideal for professionals seeking to understand its finance, operations, and human resources capabilities.

• Business Analysts
• Functional Consultants
• IT Professionals
• Finance Professionals
• Supply Chain Managers
• HR Personnel
• Project Managers
• Operations Managers
• Sales Professionals interested in ERP solutions
• Individuals aiming for a career in ERP systems
• End Users of Dynamics 365 ERP solutions
• Professionals seeking to transition into the field of enterprise resource planning
• Students and recent graduates in business, finance, supply chain, or IT fields looking to enhance their skill set
• Executives and decision-makers considering Dynamics 365 ERP for their organizations

Course Syllabus

Module 1: Describe Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management (35–40%)
Describe Supply Chain Management core capabilities

• Describe use cases of Supply Chain Management
• Describe products and released products
• Describe product master records, product variants, and product dimensions
• Describe pricing and discounts in relation to trade agreements
• Describe intercompany capabilities

Describe the manufacturing process

• Describe lean, discrete, and process manufacturing
• Describe manufacturing strategies
• Describe bills of materials (BOMs), routes, and operations as they relate to production orders
• Identify the production lifecycle stages
• Describe shop floor management
• Describe master planning and planning optimization

Describe inventory and warehousing capabilities

• Describe costing methods
• Describe on-hand inventory capabilities
• Identify types of inventory journals
• Describe quality management capabilities
• Describe use cases for Warehouse Management Systems (WMS)
• Describe use cases for Transportation Management Systems (TMS)
• Describe use cases for landed cost

Describe the sales and procurement processes

• Describe the order-to-cash process
• Describe the sales order creation process
• Describe the fulfillment process, including inventory reservations and picking and packing
• Describe the procure-to-pay process
• Describe purchase requisitions
• Describe the purchase order creation process
• Describe purchase order receipts

Module 2: Describe Dynamics 365 Finance (30–35%)
Describe Finance core capabilities

• Describe use cases of Finance
• Describe organization and legal entities
• Describe reporting currency and accounting currency
• Describe tax capabilities
• Describe cost accounting concepts

Describe general ledgers

• Describe charts of accounts, including main accounts
• Describe the concept of a fiscal calendar
• Describe financial dimensions and dimension sets concepts
• Describe the accounting structure
• Describe journaling concepts
• Describe periodic financial processes

Describe accounts payables and accounts receivables

• Describe core accounts payable components, including vendors, purchase orders, and vendor invoices
• Describe vendor payments and settlements, including three-way matching concepts
• Describe core accounts receivable components, including customers, customer invoices, and free textinvoices
• Describe credit management processes
• Describe the collection process
• Describe the concept of subscription billing

Describe expense management, fixed asset management, and budgeting

• Describe cash and bank management concepts
• Describe expense management capabilities
• Describe fixed asset management capabilities
• Describe budgeting capabilities

Module 3: Describe the core capabilities of the finance and operations apps (25–30%)

• Describe the finance and operations apps
• Describe enterprise resource planning (ERP)
• Describe the business value of Commerce
• Describe the business value of Human Resources
• Describe the business value of Project Operations
• Describe finance and operations apps use cases
• Explore the finance and operations user interface

Describe reporting and integration capabilities

• Describe built-in reporting capabilities, including workspaces
• Describe options for analyzing data by using Power BI
• Describe Microsoft Office 365 integration capabilities, including Microsoft Excel, SharePoint, andTeams
• Describe Microsoft Power Platform integration options

Describe common features

• Describe security capabilities
• Describe workflow capabilities
• Describe the concept of batch jobs

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Course Overview

This course will teach students to use Microsoft Power Platform solutions to simplify, automate, and empower business processes for organizations in the role of a Functional Consultant. A Microsoft Power Platform Functional Consultant is responsible for creating and configuring apps, automations, and solutions. They act as the liaison between users and the implementation team. The functional consultant promotes utilization of solutions within an organization. The functional consultant may perform discovery, engage subject matter experts and stakeholders, capture requirements, and map requirements to features. They implement components of a solution including application enhancements, custom user experiences, system integrations, data conversions, custom process automation, and simple visualizations.
This course may contain a 1-day Applied Workshop. This workshop will allow you to practice your Functional Consultant skills by creating an end-to-end solution to solve a problem for a fictitious company. The solution will include a Microsoft Dataverse database, Power Apps canvas app, and Power Automate flows

Audience Profile

A Microsoft Power Platform Functional Consultant is responsible for creating and configuring apps, automations, and solutions. They act as the liaison between users and the implementation team. The functional consultant promotes utilization of solutions within an organization. The functional consultant may perform discovery, engage subject matter experts and stakeholders, capture requirements, and map requirements to features. They implement components of a solution including application enhancements, custom user experiences, system integrations, data conversions, custom process automation, and simple visualizations.

Course Syllabus

Learning Path 1: Work with Microsoft Dataverse

This learning path covers the capabilities of Microsoft Dataverse as the foundation for the rest of the course. This learning path also covers creating a data model using Dataverse‘s capabilities as the basis for building apps and flows.

Modules:

• What is a relational database?
• Introduction to Microsoft Dataverse
• Manage environments
• Manage customizations with solutions
• Create and manage tables in Microsoft Dataverse
• Create and manage columns in Microsoft Dataverse
• Create relationships between tables in Dataverse
• Create and define calculated and rollup columns in Dataverse

Labs

• Validate lab environment
• Environments
• Publisher and Solution
• Import solution
• Tables
• Columns
• Relationships

Learning Path 2: Manage Microsoft Dataverse
Modules:

• Define and create business rules in Dataverse
• Load/export data in Microsoft Dataverse
• Manage security in Microsoft Dataverse
• Administration options in Microsoft Dataverse

Labs

• Business rules
• Import data
• Export data
• Security roles
• Users and Teams
• Bulk delete data
• Duplicate detection
• Audit

Learning Path 3: Create model-driven apps in Power Apps
Modules:

• Introduction to model-driven apps
• Design and create model-driven apps
• Configure forms
• Configure views
• Configure charts
• Configure dashboards

Labs

• Forms
• Views
• Dashboards

Learning Path 4: Create canvas apps in Power Apps
Modules:

• Introduction to canvas apps
• Customize a canvas app
• Build the UI in a canvas app
• Navigation in a canvas app
• Manage apps
• Build a mobile-optimized app
• Connect to other data in canvas apps

Labs

• Build a canvas app

Learning Path 5: Make portals in Power Pages
Modules:

• Introduction to Power Pages
• Core components and features
• Portals architecture
• Explore design studio

Labs

• Build a Power Pages portal

Learning Path 6: Build automation with Power Automate
Modules:

• Introduction to automation in Dataverse
• Introduction to Power Automate
• Create Power Automate cloud flows
• Use Dataverse triggers and actions in Power Automate cloud flows
• Introduction to expressions in Power Automate
• Test and troubleshoot Power Automate cloud flows
• Administer Power Automate cloud flows
• Create business process flows

Labs

• Cloud flows
• Business process flows

Learning Path 7: Build chatbots with Power Virtual Agents
Modules:

• Identify use cases for Power Virtual Agents
• Identify components of Power Virtual Agents

Labs

• Power Virtual Agents

Learning Path 8: Visualize data with Power BI
Modules:

• Introduction to analyzing data with Power BI
• Consume Power BI in Power Platform

Learning Path 9: Solutions and Integrations
Modules:

• Application Lifecycle Management
• Interoperability with other services

Day 5 Applied Workshop

In this workshop, each student will evaluate the scenarios and choose one. Each scenario has similar technical requirements. The scenarios just offer a way for students to engage with the exercise and a topic they are interested in. This workshop should be open-ended and there is no single right solution. This is a chance for the learners to practice their skills with your support. Students are expected to spend a working day on this project

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Course Overview

The PL-400T00: Microsoft Power Platform Developer course is designed to educate developers on the various aspects of the Microsoft Power Platform. Through this course, learners will gain a deep understanding of how to create applications across the Power Platform, including Power Apps, Power Automate, and Power Virtual Agents, with a focus on extending and customizing the capabilities to meet business needs. Participants will learn how to create Model-driven apps and Canvas apps, manage Microsoft Data verse environments, extend the Power Platform's user experience, and develop integrations with Data verse and Azure. The course also delves into advanced techniques for Canvas apps, automating business processes with Power Automate, and creating Custom connectors. By the end of the course, developers will have mastered the skills necessary to integrate with Power Platform and Common Data Service, create code components with the Power Apps Component Framework, and understand Application lifecycle management. This comprehensive training will enable learners to build robust, scalable solutions on the Power Platform, enhancing their ability to support and innovate within their organizations.

Audience Profile

The PL-400T00 course equips developers with the skills to build and implement Microsoft Power Platform solutions.

Job roles and audience for the PL-400T00 course:

• Power Apps Developers
• Dynamics 365 Developers
• Software Engineers with a focus on Microsoft technologies
• IT Professionals looking to expand their skillset in low-code application development
• Technical Consultants involved in Power Platform projects
• Application Developers transitioning to the Power Platform
• Solution Architects designing Power Platform solutions
• System Administrators with a development background
• Business Analysts with a technical orientation
• Existing Microsoft Stack Developers (e.g., SharePoint, Office 365)
• Data Analysts who want to leverage Power Platform for advanced analytics
• Technical Project Managers overseeing Power Platform initiatives
• DevOps Engineers responsible for application lifecycle management with Power Platform integration
• CRM Technical Consultants seeking to upskill in Power Platform development

Course Syllabus

Learning Path 1: Work with Microsoft Dataverse

Learning Path 1: Work with Microsoft Dataverse

• Introduction to Microsoft Data verse
• Manage environments
• Manage customizations with solutions
• Create and manage tables in Microsoft Dataverse
• Create and manage columns in Microsoft Dataverse
• Create relationships between tables in Dataverse
• Create and define calculated and rollup columns in Dataverse
• Define and create business rules in Microsoft Dataverse
• Manage security in Microsoft Dataverse
• Lab 0: Validate lab environment
• Lab 1: Data modelling

Learning Path 2: Create model driven apps

• Get started with model-driven apps
• Configure forms
• Configure views
• Command bar
• Lab 2: Model-driven apps

Learning Path 3: Create canvas apps

• Get started with Power Apps
• Understanding Low Code as a
• Traditional Developer
• Customize a canvas app in Power Apps
• Navigation in a canvas app in
• Power Apps Power Fx formulas
• Canvas components
• Document and test your Power Apps application
• Lab 3: Canvas app

Learning Path 4: Advanced techniques in canvas apps

• Use imperative development techniques for canvas apps
• Perform custom updates in a canvas app
• Use Dataverse choice columns with formulas
• Work with relational data in a canvas app
• Work with data source limits (delegation limits) in a canvas app
• Performance in canvas apps
• Lab 4: Advanced canvas app techniques

Learning Path 5: Advanced techniques in canvas apps

• Get started with Power Automate
• Introduction to expressions in Power Automate
• Use Dataverse triggers and actions in Power
• Automate Advanced features of cloud flows
• Lab 5: Power Automate

Learning Path 6: Introduction to developing with Power Platform

• Introduction to Microsoft Power
• Platform developer resources
• Use developer tools to extend
• Microsoft Power Platform
• Introduction to extending
• Microsoft Power Platform
• Work with Dataverse API
• Lab 6: Power Platform tools
• Lab 7: Power Platform APIs

Learning Path 7: Extending the model-driven apps user experience

• Performing common actions with client script
• Best practices with client script
• Lab 8: Client scripting

Learning Path 8: Create code components with the Power Apps Component Framework

• Get started with Power Apps component framework
• Lab 9: Power Apps Component Framework (Optional)

Learning Path 9: Create Extending Microsoft Dataverse

• Introduction to Dataverse for developers Create plug-ins
• Lab 10: Dataverse Plug-ins

Learning Path 10: Integrate with Dataverse and Azure

• Integrate with Azure
• Integrate with Dataverse
• Lab 11: Azure Functions (Optional)
• Lab 12: Publishing events externally

Learning Path 11: Integrate with Dataverse and Azure

• Custom Connectors
• Lab 13: Custom connector (Optional)

Learning Path 12: Application lifecycle management

• Solutions and Application Lifecycle Management

Learning Path 13: Create a Technical Design (optional)

• Technical architecture

Learning Path 14: Workshop

• Applied workshop

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Course Overview

The PL-500T00: Microsoft Power Automate RPA Developer course is designed to equip learners with the skills to automate and optimize business processes through Robotic Process Automation (RPA) using Microsoft Power Automate for desktop. Participants will start by gaining an understanding of the Microsoft Power Platform and will then delve into building their first Desktop flow, working with Cloud flows, and integrating various technologies.By engaging with this course, learners will be able to create, manage, and deploy automation for both web and desktop applications. Special attention is given to implementing advanced logic, handling errors and exceptions, and working with different data types and services such as Excel, email, and databases.The course also covers best practices for security and governance within the Power Platform, ensuring that learners can manage and secure their automations effectively. Upon completion, individuals will possess the practical knowledge needed to streamline processes within their organizations, significantly increasing efficiency and productivity.

Audience Profile

The PL-500T00 course equips IT professionals with skills to automate processes using Microsoft Power Automate for desktop.

• IT Professionals and Developers interested in RPA (Robotic Process Automation)
• Business Analysts looking to automate business processes
• System Administrators aiming to streamline administrative tasks
• Process Developers seeking to implement desktop and cloud-based automations
• Data Analysts who require automation for data tasks
• Microsoft Power Platform Users and Enthusiasts
• Software Engineers wanting to integrate RPA into applications
• Quality Assurance Testers automating test cases
• Technical Project Managers overseeing automation projects
• Professionals in roles focused on digital transformation initiatives
• Microsoft 365 Administrators interested in extending automation across Microsoft services
• Technical Support Staff automating routine tasks
• Business Process Owners looking to optimize workflows with automation technology

Course Syllabus

Power Platform RPA Overview

• Module 1 – What is Microsoft Power Platform?
• Module 2 - Record and analyse processes
• Module 3 – Design Automations

Power Automate Cloud Flows

• Module 1 - Create and manage cloud flows
• Module 2- Cloud flow logic
• Module 3 - Advanced flow scenarios
• Module 4 – Deploy and Monitor

Power Automate Desktop flows

• Module 1 - Create and manage desktop flows
• Module 2 – Desktop flow logic
• Module 3 – Automating Desktop Applications
• Module 4 – Automating Web Applications
• Module 5 – Advanced flow scenarios
• Module 6 – Deploy and Monitor

Use Desktop flows from Cloud Flows

• Module 1 - Use Desktop flows from Cloud Flows

Create and configure custom

• Module 1 - Create and configure custom connectors

Connectors

• Module 2 – Policy Templates
• Module 3 – Custom code

Deploy and manage automations

• Module 1 - Configure machine groups and queues required
• for desktop flow automations
• Module 2 - Prepare target environments
• Module 3- Evaluate data loss prevention (DLP) policies for RPA execution
• Module 4 - Manage access to components

 

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Course Overview

The PL-600T00: Microsoft Power Platform Solution Architect course is designed for professionals aspiring to become solution architects who are responsible for designing and implementing solutions that meet the requirements and constraints of a business using the Microsoft Power Platform. This course provides a comprehensive understanding of the role and responsibilities of a solution architect, including mastering Project methodology, understanding customer needs, and Blueprinting solution architecture.Learners will gain insights into data modeling, Analytics, Artificial intelligence, as well as the Architecture of Power Apps, Power Automate, and Power Virtual Agents. The course also covers crucial topics like application lifecycle management (ALM), Security, Integration, Dynamics 365 applications architecture, robotic process automation (RPA), and strategies for testing and going live with Power Platform solutions.By the end of the course, participants will be equipped with the knowledge and skills to ensure successful Project governance and Team collaboration, thereby enhancing their ability to develop robust, scalable solutions. This course is instrumental in preparing learners for the Microsoft Certified: Power Platform Solution Architect Expert certification, validating their expertise in the domain.

Audience Profile

• The PL-600T00 course shapes professionals into adept Solution Architects for Microsoft Power Platform, focusing on architecture and project success strategies.
• Experienced IT professionals with a focus on Microsoft solutions
• Existing Solution Architects seeking to deepen their expertise in Power Platform
• Technical Consultants transitioning to a Solution Architect role
• Business Analysts aiming to understand the technical aspects of Power Platform solutions
• Project Managers overseeing Power Platform implementations
• Developers and Technical Leads expanding their architectural knowledge
• Dynamics 365 professionals looking to leverage Power Platform across solutions
• System Engineers interested in Power Platform's capabilities
• IT Decision Makers strategizing on digital transformation initiatives with Power Platform
• Power Platform Enthusiasts seeking formal architecture training

Course Syllabus

 

Day 1: Course Introduction (PPT Introduction)

• Becoming a solution architect for Dynamics 365 and Microsoft Power Platform (PPT01)
• Exercise 1 - Getting to know your customer
• Conceptualizing the design from requirements (PPT02)
• Exercise 2 - Design from requirements
• Implement project governance for Power Platform and Dynamics 365 (PPT03)
• Exercise 3 - Review workbook
• Power Platform architecture (PPT04)
• Model data for Power Platform solutions (PPT05)

Day 2: Exercise 4 – Design a data model

• Evaluate Power Platform analytics and AI (PPT06)
• Explore Power Apps architecture (PPT07)
• Exercise 5 – Determine app types
• Plan application lifecycle management for Power Platform (PPT08)
• Exercise 6 – App composition and solution segmentation
• Explore Power Automate architecture (PPT09)
• Exercise 7 – Evaluate automation options
• Model security for Power Platform solutions (PPT10)

Day 3: Exercise 8 – Security model

• Implement integrations with Power Platform (PPT11)
• Exercise 9 – Evaluate integration options
• Explore Dynamics 365 applications architecture (PPT12)
• Exercise 10 – First party apps
• Explore Power Virtual Agents (PPT13)
• Exercise 11 – Evaluate requirements for chatbots
• Explore robotic process automation (PPT14)
• Testing and go-live (PPT15)

Day 4: The Applied Workshop exercise should take up this entire fourth day.

• This course no longer has labs, only group exercises

 

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Learn the business value and product capabilities of Microsoft Power Platform. Connect data with Dataverse, build simple canvas and model-driven apps, automate a process with Power Automate, and build a Power Pages site.

Audience Profile

This course helps learners understand how Microsoft Power Platform technologies can be used to develop tailored business solutions. It covers how to optimize the use of data by using Microsoft Dataverse and connectors and accelerate business outcomes by using Microsoft Power Apps for low code/no code solutions. Additionally, it covers how to improve processes by using Microsoft Power Automate, enable customer self-service by using Microsoft Power Pages, and boost productivity by using copilots. This course is intended for those seeking to start their journey building solutions with Microsoft Power Platform.

Course Syllabus
Describe the business value of Microsoft Power Platform

• Describe the business value of Microsoft Power Platform services
• Describe the business value of extending business solutions by using Microsoft Power Platform

Manage the Microsoft Power Platform environment

• Describe Microsoft Dataverse
• Describe Microsoft Power Platform administration and governance

Demonstrate the capabilities of Microsoft Power Pages

• Describe the capabilities of Microsoft Power Pages
• Create a Microsoft Power Pages site

Demonstrate the capabilities of Microsoft Power Apps

• Identify basic Microsoft Power Apps capabilities
• Build a canvas app
• Build a model-driven app

Demonstrate the capabilities of Microsoft Power Automate

• Identify Microsoft Power Automate components
• Build a Microsoft Power Automate flow

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Course Overview

The AI-102T00: Designing and implementing a Microsoft Azure AI Solution course is a comprehensive program designed to equip learners with the skills necessary to build, manage, and deploy AI solutions leveraging Microsoft Azure's powerful cloud-based services. The course covers a wide range of topics, from the fundamentals of AI and decision support solutions to more advanced areas like computer Vision, natural Language processing, and Conversational AI. Throughout the course, participants will engage with Cognitive Services, learning to select and implement the right services for various AI tasks such as Vision, Language, Speech, and decision support solutions. The curriculum includes hands-on labs and exercises that allow learners to apply what they've learned in real-world scenarios, creating and deploying AI solutions on Azure. By the end of the course, participants will have a solid understanding of how to create a Cognitive Services resource, manage security, and work with Containers. They will also be able to analyze images and text, extract facial information, develop Language understanding models, and build Intelligent bots, all within the Azure AI ecosystem. This course is an excellent choice for those looking to enhance their skills in AI development and gain practical experience with Azure's AI capabilities.

Audience Profile

The AI-102T00 course is designed for professionals seeking to implement AI solutions on Microsoft Azure using Cognitive Services.

• Software Engineers and Developers with an interest in AI
• AI and Machine Learning Engineers
• Data Scientists looking to apply AI in their models
• Cloud Solution Architects focusing on AI-based solutions
• IT Professionals aiming to expand their Azure skillset
• Technical Leads and Project Managers overseeing AI projects
• DevOps Engineers integrating AI into CI/CD pipelines
• Application Builders incorporating AI features into apps
• University Students and Researchers in computer science
• Professionals preparing for the Azure AI Engineer Associate certification

Course Syllabus

Module 1: - Introduction to AI and AI on Azure

• Introduction to AI
• Considerations for responsible AI
• Azure Machine Learning
• Introduction to azure ai services
• Azure AI services rest API and SDK
• Considerations of azure ai services security
• Monitor azure ai services
• Deploy azure ai services in containers
• Exercise: Get started with azure ai services
• Exercise: Manager azure ai service security
• Exercise: Monitor azure ai services
• Exercise: Use azure ai services container

Module 2: - Develop computer vision solutions with azure ai vision

• Azure AI Vision – Image Analysis
• Image analysis API and options
• Azure AI vision OCR
• Face detection, analysis and recognition
• Custom azure ai vision model for classification and object detection
• introduction to video indexer for video analysis
• Exercise: Explore features in Vision Studio
• Exercise: Analyze Images with Azure AI Vision
• Exercise: Read text in images
• Exercise: Detect and analyze faces
• Exercise: Classify Images with Azure AI Vision custom model
• Exercise: Analyze the video using video indexer

Module 3: - Develop natural language processing solutions

• Introduction to azure ai language service for language analysis
• Text translation using translator service
• Introduction to question and answering
• Creating a knowledge base
• Introduction to the language understanding
• Custom text classification
• Introduction to the speech service
• Introduction to speech synthesis markup language
• Translating speech to text
• Exercise: Analyze text
• Exercise: Translate text
• Exercise: Create a question and answering solution
• Exercise: Create a conversational language understanding app
• Exercise: Recognize and Synthesize Speech

Module 4: - Develop generative ai solutions with azure open AI service

• Introduction to generative ai
• Introduction to azure open-ai studio
• Various types of models in azure OpenAI
• Various Api's in azure OpenAI
• Texting models in azure OpenAI studio playground
• Integrating Azure OpenAI into your app
• Using the Azure OpenAI REST API: completion, chat completion
• Prompt engineering in azure OpenAI
• Implement Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) with Azure Open AI Service
• Exercise: Provision an Azure OpenAI resource in Azure
• Exercise: Get started with Azure OpenAI Service
• Exercise: Integrate Azure OpenAI into your app
• Exercise: Utilize prompt engineering in your app Exercise: Implement Retrieval Augmented Generation(RAG) with Azure OpenAI Service

Module 5: - Creating the knowledge mining solution

• Introduction to the azure ai search
• Core Components of an AI Search Solution
• How an Enrichment Pipeline Works
• Introduction to Custom Skills
• What is a Knowledge Store?
• Implementing a Knowledge Store
• Exercise – Create an Azure Cognitive Search Solution
• Exercise – Create a Custom Skill for Azure AI Search

Module 6: - Develop solutions with Azure AI Document Intelligence

• Introduction to Document Intelligence Service
• Prebuilt models in document intelligence service
• Custom models in document intelligence service
• Exercise – Use prebuilt Document Intelligence models
• Exercise – Extract Data from Form

Module 7: - Develop AI agents on Azure

• Get started with AI agent development on Azure
• Develop an AI agent with Azure AI Agent Service
• Integrate custom tools into your agent
• Develop an AI agent with Semantic Kernel
• Add plugins to Azure AI agent
• Orchestrate a multi-agent solution using Semantic Kernel
• Exercise - Develop a multi-agent solution
• Exercise - Develop an Azure AI agent with the Semantic Kernel SDK
• Exercise - Build an AI agent

 

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Course Overview

The AI-900T00: Microsoft Azure AI Fundamentals course is an introductory program that provides learners with a foundational understanding of artificial intelligence (AI) concepts and associated Microsoft Azure services. This comprehensive course is designed to guide students through the basics of AI, machine learning, Computer Vision, Natural Language Processing, Conversational AI, and more, with a strong emphasis on practical exercises using Azure's AI tools. Learners will gain knowledge on the fundamentals of artificial intelligence, including how AI is integrated within Azure and the importance of Responsible AI practices. The course also dives into the core fundamentals of machine learning, teaching how to apply and manage these models in Azure. By exploring Azure AI Services, students get hands-on experience with automated machine learning and other AI capabilities. As part of the Computer Vision module, attendees will learn to analyse images, recognize faces, and read text using Azure's Vision Studio. The course also covers Natural Language Processing features, offering insights into text analysis, conversational understanding, and speech services in Azure. Finally, the course discusses the emerging field of Generative AI and how it is facilitated through Azure Open AI Service, highlighting the importance of ethical considerations when deploying these powerful AI models. By the end of the AI-900T00 course, participants will have a solid foundation in Azure AI Services, empowering them to implement AI solutions ethically and effectively in various applications.

Audience Profile

Target Audience for AI-900T00: Microsoft Azure AI Fundamentals

• T professionals interested in AI technologies
• Data Analysts seeking to understand AI applications
• Software Developers looking to integrate AI into their solutions
• Cloud Solution Architects exploring Azure AI capabilities
• Data Scientists beginning with Azure AI tools and services
• AI hobbyists and enthusiasts aiming to formalize their knowledge
• Technical Managers overseeing AI-driven projects
• Students studying computer science or related fields
• Non-technical roles seeking to comprehend the impact of AI in their industry (e.g., Business Analysts, Project Managers)
• Professionals working in industries where AI is increasingly relevant, such as healthcare, finance, and retail
• Educators and trainers preparing to teach AI fundamentals
• Career changers entering the AI and tech field
• Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this AI-900T00: Microsoft Azure AI Fundamentals?
• Introduction to the AI-900T00: Microsoft Azure AI Fundamentals Course Learning Outcomes and Concepts:
• This course provides foundational knowledge of AI concepts, machine learning, vision, natural language processing, and conversational AI using Azure services.

Course Syllabus

Module 01: Microsoft Azure AI Fundamentals: AI Overview

• Fundamental AI Concepts
• Fundamentals of machine learning
• Fundamentals of Azure AI services
• Exercise - Explore Automated Machine Learning in Azure Machine Learning
• Exercise - Explore Azure AI Services

Module 02: Microsoft Azure AI Fundamentals: Computer Vision

• Fundamentals of Computer Vision
• Fundamentals of Facial Recognition
• Fundamentals of optical character recognition
• Exercise - Analyze images in Vision Studio
• Exercise - Detect faces in Vision Studio
• Exercise - Read text in Vision Studio

Module 03: Microsoft Azure AI Fundamentals: Natural Language Processing

• Fundamentals of Text Analysis with the Language Service
• Fundamentals of question answering with the Language Service
• Fundamentals of conversational language understanding
• Fundamentals of Azure AI Speech
• Exercise - Analyze text with Language Studio
• Exercise - Use question answering with Language Studio
• Exercise - Use Conversational Language Understanding with Language Studio
• Exercise - Explore Speech Studio

Module 04: Document Intelligence and Knowledge Mining

• Fundamentals of Azure AI Document Intelligence
• Fundamentals of Knowledge Mining and Azure AI Search
• Exercise - Extract from data in Document Intelligence Studio
• Exercise - Explore an Azure AI Search index (UI)

Module 05: Microsoft Azure AI Fundamentals: Generative AI

• Fundamentals of Generative AI
• Fundamentals of Azure Open AI Service
• Fundamentals of Responsible Generative AI
• Exercise - Explore generative AI with Bing Copilot
• Exercise - Explore Azure Open AI Service
• Exercise - Explore content filters in Azure Open AI

 

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Course Overview

The DP-100T01: Designing and Implementing a Data Science Solution on Azure course provides an in-depth
exploration of Azure's machine learning capabilities. It covers the entire data science process from Data
preparation, Model training, Model deployment, and Model management. Learners will gain practical
experience with Azure Machine Learning Service and Azure Machine Learning Studio, learning how to create,
train, optimize, and deploy machine learning models at scale. Throughout the course, participants will engage in
hands-on labs, such as creating an Azure Machine Learning workspace, running experiments, working with
Datastores and datasets, and orchestrating Machine learning workflows with Pipelines. They will also explore
real-time and Batch inferencing, ensuring their models can respond promptly or handle large-scale processing.
By mastering Hyperparameter tuning, Automated Machine Learning, and Model interpretation, students will be
well-equipped to build responsible AI solutions. They'll also delve into the best practices for Monitoring models
to maintain optimal performance over time, using tools like Application Insights and Data drift monitoring. This
course is ideal for aspiring and existing data scientists looking to harness the power of Azure to streamline and
enhance their Machine learning workflows.

Audience Profile

The DP-100T01 course is designed for professionals seeking to implement data science solutions on Azure's
cloud platform.

• Data Scientists
• AI Engineers
• Machine Learning Engineers
• Cloud Solutions Architects
• IT Professionals with a focus on data analytics
• Software Developers interested in data science and machine learning
• Technical Leads managing data science teams
• Data Analysts aiming to advance in machine learning
• DevOps Engineers focused on ML/AI lifecycle management
• Professionals preparing for Azure Data Scientist Associate certification

Course Syllabus

 

Module 1: Explore and configure the Azure Machine Learning workspace

• Explore Azure Machine Learning workspace resources and assets
• Explore developer tools for workspace interaction
• Make data available in Azure Machine Learning
• Work with compute targets in Azure Machine Learning
• Work with environments in Azure Machine Learning

Module 2: Experiment with Azure Machine Learning

• Find the best classification model with Automated Machine Learning
• Track model training in Jupyter notebooks with MLflow

Module 3: Optimize model training with Azure Machine Learning

• Run a training script as a command job in Azure Machine Learning
• Track model training with MLflow in jobs
• Perform hyperparameter tuning with Azure Machine Learning
• Run pipelines in Azure Machine Learning

Module 4:Manage and review models in AzureMachine Learning

• Register an MLflow model in Azure Machine Learning
• Create and explore the Responsible AI dashboard for a model in Azure Machine Learning

Module 5: Deploy and consume models with Azure Machine Learning

1. Deploy a model to a managed online endpoint
2. Deploy a model to a batch endpoint

Module 5: Develop generative AI apps in Azure AI Foundry portal

• Introduction to Azure AI Foundry
• Explore and deploy models from the model catalog in Azure AI Foundry portal
• Get started with prompt flow to develop language model apps in the Azure AI Foundry
• Build a RAG-based agent with your own data using Azure AI Foundry
• Fine-tune a language model with Azure AI Foundry
• Evaluate the performance of generative AI apps with Azure AI Foundry
• Responsible generative AI

 

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Course Overview

The DP-203T00: Data Engineering on Microsoft Azure course is designed to impart the knowledge and skills necessary to design and implement Data engineering solutions on Azure. It covers a comprehensive range of Azure services including Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2, Azure Synapse Analytics, Azure Stream Analytics, and Azure Data Bricks among others. Learners will gain practical experience through labs that reinforce the lessons, such as querying data with Server less SQL pools, performing Data engineering with Azure Synapse Apache Spark Pools, and implementing Real-time analytics with Azure Stream Analytics. The course also dives into security and compliance with modules on End-to-end security, and it explores Integration with Power BI for reporting and Azure Synapse Analytics for machine learning processes. By the end of this course, participants will have a strong foundation in Data engineering practices, enabling them to build scalable and secure data solutions in the cloud. This course is beneficial for professionals looking to leverage Azure for data processing, and analytics, and to gain insights that can drive business value.

Audience Profile

The DP-203T00 course equips professionals with advanced skills in Azure data engineering, focusing on data storage, processing, and analytics. Job roles and audience for the course include:

• Data Engineers
• Data Architects
• Data Scientists
• Database Administrators
• IT Professionals with a focus on data solutions
• Business Intelligence Professionals
• Cloud Solution Architects
• Professionals seeking certification in Microsoft Azure Data Engineering
• Technical Team Leads managing data-centric projects
• Data Analysts aiming to upgrade their skills to include big data and real-time analytics
• Software Engineers looking to specialize in data engineering on Azure platforms
• DevOps Engineers working with data-intensive applications and analytics pipelines

Course Syllabus

 

Module 1: Get started with data engineering on Azure

• Lesson01: Introduction to data engineering on Azure
• Lesson02: Introduction to Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2
• Lesson03: Introduction to Azure Synapse Analytics

Module 2: Build data analytics solutions using Azure Synapse Analytics serverless SQL pools

• Lesson01: Use a serverless SQL pool to query files in a data lake
• Lesson02: Use a serverless SQL pool to transform data
• Lesson03: Create a lake database

Module 3: Perform data engineering with Azure Synapse Apache Spark Pools

• Lesson01: Analyze data with Apache Spark in Azure Synapse Analytic
• Lesson02: Transform data with Apache Spark in Azure Synapse Analytic
• Lesson03: Use Delta Lake in Azure Synapse Analytics

Module 4: Work with data warehouses using Azure Synapse Analytics

• Lesson01: Analyze data in a relational data warehouse
• Lesson02: Load data into a relational data warehouse

Module 5: Transfer and transform data with Azure Synapse Analytics Pipelines

• Lesson01: Build a data pipeline in Azure Synapse Analytics
• Lesson02: Use Spark Notebooks in an Azure Synapse Pipeline

Module 6: Work with hybrid transactional and analytical processing (HTAP) Solutions using Azure Synapse Analytics

• Lesson01: Plan hybrid transactional and analytical processing
• Lesson02: Implement Azure Synapse Link with Azure Cosmos DB Lesson03: Implement AzureSynapse Link for SQL

Module 7: Implement a data streaming solution with Azure Stream Analytics

• Lesson01: Get started with Azure Stream Analytics
• Lesson02: Ingest streaming data using Azure Stream Analytics and Azure Synapse Analytics
• Lesson03: Visualise real-time data with Azure Stream Analytics and Power BI

Module 8: Govern data across an enterprise

• Lesson01: Introduction to Microsoft Purview
• Lesson02: Integrate Microsoft Purview and Azure Synapse Analytics

Module09: Data engineering with Azure Databricks

• Lesson01: Explore Azure Databricks
• Lesson02: Use Apache Spark in Azure Databricks
• Lesson03: Run Azure Databricks notebooks in Azure Data Factory

 

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Module 1: Get started with Azure Cosmos DB SQL API

Modern apps thrive on real-time data from different sources and shaped in different forms. These apps require a modern database that can handle the variety and velocity of data that will be thrown at it. In this module, we will explore Azure Cosmos DB and how the SQL API can solve some of the problems presented by modern applications.

Lessons

• Introduction to Azure Cosmos DB SQL API
• Try Azure Cosmos DB SQL API

Lab : Exercise: Create an Azure Cosmos DB SQL API account

• Evaluate whether Azure Cosmos DB SQL API is the right database for your application
• Describe how the features of the Azure Cosmos DB SQL API are appropriate for modern applications
• Create a new Azure Cosmos DB SQL API account
• Create database, container, and item resources for an Azure Cosmos DB SQL API account

Module 2: Plan and implement Azure Cosmos DB SQL API

Creating a new Azure Cosmos DB account often requires making a lot of configuration choices that can, at first, be daunting. While the defaults fit a lot of scenarios, it makes the most sense to familiarize yourself with the configuration options to ensure that your account and resources are optimally configured for your solution. In this module, you will learn how to prepare and configure an Azure Cosmos DB account and resources for a new solution.

Lessons

• Plan Resource Requirements
• Configure Azure Cosmos DB SQL API database and containers
• Moving data into and out of Azure Cosmos DB SQL API

Lab : Exercise: Configure throughput for Azure Cosmos DB SQL API with the Azure portal

Lab : Exercise: Migrate existing data using Azure Data Factory

• Evaluate various requirements of your application
• Plan for scale and retention requirements
• Configure throughput allocation
• Configure time-to-live values
• Migrate data using Azure services
• Migrate data using Spark or Kafka

Module 3: Connect to Azure Cosmos DB SQL API with the SDK

There are various SDKs available to connect to the Azure Cosmos DB SQL API from many popular programming languages including, but not limited to .NET (C#), Java, Python, and JavaScript (Node.js). In this module, you will get hands-on with with the .NET SDK for the Azure Cosmos DB SQL API.

Lessons

• Use the Azure Cosmos DB SQL API SDK
• Configure the Azure Cosmos DB SQL API SDK

Lab : Exercise: Configure the Azure Cosmos DB SQL API SDK for offline development

Lab : Exercise: Connect to Azure Cosmos DB SQL API with the SDK

• Integrate the Microsoft.Azure.Cosmos SDK library from NuGet
• Connect to an Azure Cosmos DB SQL API account using the SDK and .NET
• Configure the SDK for offline development
• Troubleshoot common connection errors
• Implement parallelism in the SDK
• Configure logging using the SDK

Module 4: Access and manage data with the Azure Cosmos DB SQL API SDKs

The SQL API SDK for Azure Cosmos DB is used to perform various point operations, perform transactions, and to process bulk data. In this module, you will use the SDK to manipulate documents either individually or in groups.
Lessons

• Implement Azure Cosmos DB SQL API point operations
• Perform cross-document transactional operations with the Azure Cosmos DB SQL API
• Process bulk data in Azure Cosmos DB SQL API

Lab : Exercise: Create and update documents with the Azure Cosmos DB SQL API SDK

Lab : Exercise: Batch multiple point operations together with the Azure Cosmos DB SQL API SDK

Lab : Exercise: Move multiple documents in bulk with the Azure Cosmos DB SQL API SDK

• Perform CRUD operations using the SDK
• Configure TTL for a specific document
• Implement optimistic concurrency control for an operation
• Create a transactional batch and review results
• Create a bulk operation
• Review the results of a bulk operation
• Implement bulk operation best practices

Module 5: Execute queries in Azure Cosmos DB SQL API

The Azure Cosmos DB SQL API supports Structured Query Language (SQL) as a JSON query language. In this module, you will learn how to create efficient queries using the SQL query language.

Lessons

• Query the Azure Cosmos DB SQL API
• Author complex queries with the Azure Cosmos DB SQL API

Lab : Exercise: Paginate cross-product query results with the Azure Cosmos DB SQL API SDK

Lab : Exercise: Execute a query with the Azure Cosmos DB SQL API SDK

• Create and execute a SQL query
• Project query results
• Use built-in functions in a query
• Implement a corelated subquery
• Create a cross-product query

Module 6: Define and implement an indexing strategy for Azure Cosmos DB SQL API By default, Azure Cosmos DB automatically indexes all paths of documents stored using the SQL API. This is great for developing new applications as you can create complex queries almost immediately. As your application matures, you can customize your indexing policy to better match the needs of your solution. In this module, you will learn how to create a custom indexing policy.

Lessons

• Define indexes in Azure Cosmos DB SQL API
• Customize indexes in Azure Cosmos DB SQL API

Lab : Exercise: Review the default index policy for an Azure Cosmos DB SQL API container with the portal

Lab : Exercise: Configure an Azure Cosmos DB SQL API container's index policy with the portal

• View and understand the default indexing policy for a SQL API container
• Customize the indexing policy for a container
• Use a composite index in an indexing policy

Module 7: Integrate Azure Cosmos DB SQL API with Azure services

Azure Cosmos DB has tight integration available with many other Azure servicers such as Azure Functions, Azure Cognitive Search, Azure Event Hubs, Azure Storage, Azure Data Factory, and Azure Stream Analytics. Going even further, you can use the change feed to integrate Azure Cosmos DB with many other services both in and out of Azure. In this module, we will integrate Azure Cosmos DB with both Azure Functions and Azure Cognitive Search. We will also explore the change feed using the SDK.

Lessons

• Consume an Azure Cosmos DB SQL API change feed using the SDK
• Handle events with Azure Functions and Azure Cosmos DB SQL API change feed
• Search Azure Cosmos DB SQL API data with Azure Cognitive Search

Lab : Exercise: Archive Azure Cosmos DB SQL API data using Azure Functions

Lab : Exercise: Process change feed events using the Azure Cosmos DB SQL API SDK

Lab : Exercise: Archive data using Azure Functions and Azure Cosmos DB SQL API

• Process change feed events using the SDK
• Implement change feed best practices
• Create an Azure Functions trigger for Azure Cosmos DB
• Create an Azure Functions input for Azure Cosmos DB
• Index Azure Cosmos DB data in Azure Cognitive Search

Module 8: Implement a data modeling and partitioning strategy for Azure Cosmos DB SQL API

Azure Cosmos DB is both horizontally scalable and nonrelational. To achieve this level of scalability, users need to understand the concepts, techniques, and technologies unique to NoSQL databases for modeling and partitioning data. In this module, you will model and partition data appropriately for a NoSQL database such as Azure Cosmos DB SQL API.

Lessons

• Model and partition your data in Azure Cosmos DB
• Optimize databases by using advanced modeling patterns for Azure Cosmos DB

Lab : Exercise: Measure performance for customer entities

Lab : Exercise: Advanced modeling patterns

• Identify application access patterns for an existing application
• Decide when to embed or reference data
• Use change feed to manage referential integrity
• Combine multiple entities in a single container
• Denormalize aggregated data in a single container

Module 9: Design and implement a replication strategy for Azure Cosmos DB SQL

API Today's applications are required to be highly responsive and always online. To achieve low latency and high availability, instances of these applications need to be deployed in datacenters that are close to their users. In this module, you will explore how to replicate data and manage consistency across the globe using Azure Cosmos DB SQL API.

Lessons

• Configure replication and manage failovers in Azure Cosmos DB
• Use consistency models in Azure Cosmos DB SQL API
• Configure multi-region write in Azure Cosmos DB SQL API

Lab : Exercise: Configure consistency models in the portal and the Azure Cosmos DB SQL API SDK

Lab : Exercise: Connect to different regions with the Azure Cosmos DB SQL API SDK

Lab : Exercise: Connect to a multi-region write account with the Azure Cosmos DB SQL API SDK

• Distribute data across various geographies
• Define automatic failover policies
• Perform manual failovers
• Configure default consistency model
• Change per-session consistency model
• Configure multi-region write in the SDK
• Create a custom conflict resolution policy

Module 10: Optimize query performance in Azure Cosmos DB SQL API Azure Cosmos DB offers a rich set of database operations that operate on the items within a container. The cost associated with each of these operations varies based on the CPU, IO, and memory required to complete the operation. In this module, you will explore how to manage indexing policies and edit queries to minimize per-query request unit (RU) cost.

Lessons

• Choosing indexes in Azure Cosmos DB SQL API
• Optimize queries in Azure Cosmos DB SQL API
• Implement integrated cache

Lab : Exercise: Optimize an Azure Cosmos DB SQL API container's index policy for common operations

Lab : Exercise: Optimize an Azure Cosmos DB SQL API container's index policy for a specific query

• Review and compare read-heavy vs. write-heavy index patterns
• Update indexing policy to optimize index performance
• Measure cost of a query in request units (RUs)
• Measure cost of point operations
• Work with item and query integrated cache
• Configure integrated cache staleness

Module 11: Administrating and Monitoring tasks for an Azure Cosmos DB SQL API solution

When you have critical applications and business processes relying on Azure resources such as Azure Cosmos DB, you want to monitor those resources for their availability, performance, and operation. In this module, you will explore how to monitor events and performance of an Azure Cosmos DB account. You will also learn how to implement common security measures along with backup and restore in Azure Cosmos DB.

Lessons

• Measure performance in Azure Cosmos DB SQL API
• Monitor responses and events in Azure Cosmos DB SQL API
• Implementing backup and restore for Azure Cosmos DB SQL API
• Implement security in Azure Cosmos DB SQL API

Lab : Exercise: Troubleshoot an application using the Azure Cosmos DB SQL API SDK

Lab : Exercise: Use Azure Monitor to analyze an Azure Cosmos DB SQL API account

Lab : Exercise: Recover a database or container from a recovery point

Lab : Exercise: Store Azure Cosmos DB SQL API account keys in Azure Key Vault

• Observe rate-limiting events in a container or database
• Query resource logs using Azure Monitor
• Review and observe transient and rate-limiting errors
• Configure alerts
• Configure continuous backup and recovery
• Perform a point-in-time recovery
• Use role-based access control (RBAC)
• Access account resources using Azure AD and Microsoft Identity Platform

Module 12: Manage an Azure Cosmos DB SQL API solution using DevOps practices

Once an Azure Cosmos DB SQL API account is ready to go through a release lifecycle, it's not uncommon for an operations team to attempt to automate the creation of Azure Cosmos DB resources in the cloud. Automation makes it easier to deploy new environments, restore past environments, or scale a service out. In this module, you will explore how to use Azure Resource Manager to manage an Azure Cosmos DB account and its child resources using JSON templates, Bicep templates, or the Azure CLI.

Lessons

• Write scripts for Azure Cosmos DB SQL API
• Create resource template for Azure Cosmos DB SQL API

Lab : Exercise: Adjust provisioned throughput using an Azure CLI script

Lab : Exercise: Create an Azure Cosmos DB SQL API container using Azure Resource Manager templates

• View arguments, groups, and subgroups for a specific CLI command
• Create Azure Cosmos DB accounts, databases, and containers using the CLI
• Manage an indexing policy using the CLI
• Configure database or container throughput using the CLI
• Initiate failovers and manage failover regions using the CLI
• Identify the three most common resource types for Azure Cosmos DB SQL API accounts
• Create and deploy a JSON Azure Resource Manager template for Azure Cosmos DB SQL API
• Create and deploy a Bicep Azure Resource Manager template for Azure Cosmos DB SQL API
• Manage throughput and index policies using JSON or Bicep templates

Module 13: Create server-side programming constructs in Azure Cosmos DB SQL API Azure Cosmos DB provides language-integrated, transactional execution of JavaScript. When using the SQL API in Azure Cosmos DB, you can write stored procedures, triggers, and user-defined functions (UDFs) in the JavaScript language. In this module, you will author JavaScript logic that executes directly inside the database engine.

Lessons

• Build multi-item transactions with the Azure Cosmos DB SQL API
• Expand query and transaction functionality in Azure Cosmos DB SQL API

Lab : Exercise: Implement and then use a UDF using the SDK

Lab : Exercise: Create a stored procedure with the Azure Portal

• Author stored procedure
• Rollback stored procedure transaction
• Create UDF
• Create pre-* and post-* triggers

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Course Overview

The DP-600: Microsoft Fabric Analytics Engineer course is designed to provide learners with comprehensive knowledge and hands-on experience in end-to-end analytics using Microsoft Fabric. The course covers a wide range of topics, from an introduction to analytics to administering Microsoft Fabric, data ingestion, and data management. Learners will gain practical skills in using Dataflows Gen2, Spark, Data Factory pipelines, and managing Lakehouse's within Microsoft Fabric. Throughout the modules, participants will learn about organizing data using the Medallion architecture design, working with Apache Spark, Delta Lake tables, and securing their data environments. The course also delves into data warehousing, teaching how to load, query, monitor, optimize, and model data warehouses. Moreover, it addresses scalability in Power BI, creating model relationships, performance optimization tools, and enforcing model security. This extensive training is crucial for those looking to excel in managing and analyzing data with Microsoft's analytics tools.

Audience Profile

The DP-600 course offers comprehensive training in Microsoft Fabric analytics, catering to IT professionals in data roles, including:

• Data Engineers
• Data Analysts
• Data Architects
• Data Scientists
• Database Administrators
• Business Intelligence Professionals
• IT Managers overseeing data management teams
• Cloud Solutions Architects focusing on data services
• Data Security Analysts
• Professionals aiming to learn about data warehousing and lakehouse architecture
• Power BI Developers
• Anyone seeking to specialize in Microsoft's data analytics tools and services

Course Syllabus

Modules:

1. Introduction to end-to-end analytics using Microsoft Fabric
2. Administer Microsoft Fabric
3. Ingest Data with Dataflows Gen2 in Microsoft Fabric
4. Ingest Data with Spark and Microsoft Fabric Notebooks
5. Use Data Factory Pipelines in Microsoft Fabric
6. Get Started with Lakehouse's in Microsoft Fabric
7. Organize a Fabric Lakehouse Using Medallion Architecture Design
8. Use Apache Spark in Microsoft Fabric
9. Work with Delta Lake Tables in Microsoft Fabric
10. Secure Your Lakehouse (Content is in Admin Module)
11. Get Started with Data Warehouses in Microsoft Fabric
12. Load Data into a Fabric Data Warehouse
13. Query a Data Warehouse in Microsoft Fabric
14. Monitor and optimize a Microsoft Fabric Data Warehouse
15. Model a Data Warehouse in Microsoft Fabric
16. Secure Your Warehouse
17. Understand Scalability in Power BI
18. Create Power BI Model Relationships
19. Use Tools to Optimize Power BI Performance
20. Enforce Power BI Model Security

 

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Course Description:

This intensive 4-day training session is designed to provide participants with comprehensive
knowledge and practical skills needed to build efficient and optimized data engineering
solutions using Microsoft Fabric, from data ingestion and transformation to securing,
managing, monitoring, and optimizing analytics solutions.

Target Audience

• Data Engineers
•  Analytics Engineers
• Data Architects
• IT Professionals working with data engineering solutions

Module 01: Introduction to end-to-end analytics using Microsoft Fabric

• Describe end-to-end analytics in Microsoft Fabric

Module 02: Get started with Lakehouses in Microsoft Fabric

• Describe core features and capabilities of Lakehouse in Microsoft Fabric.
• Create a Lakehouse.
• Ingest data into files and tables in a Lakehouse.
• Query Lakehouse tables with SQL.

Module 03: Use Apache Spark in Microsoft Fabric

• Configure Spark in a Microsoft Fabric workspace
• Identify suitable scenarios for Spark notebooks and Spark jobs
• Use Spark to connect to data sources and ingest data
• Use Spark DataFrames to analyze and transform data
• Use Spark SQL to query data in tables and views
• Visualize data in a Spark notebook

Module 04: Work with Delta Lake tables in Microsoft Fabric

• Understand Delta Lake and delta tables in Microsoft Fabric
• Create and manage delta tables using Spark
• Optimize delta tables
• Use Spark to query and transform data in delta tables
• Use delta tables with Spark structured streaming

Module 05: Orchestrate processes and data movement with Microsoft Fabric

• Describe pipeline capabilities in Microsoft Fabric.
• Use the Copy Data activity in a pipeline.
• Create pipelines based on predefined templates.
• Run and monitor pipelines.

Module 06: Ingest Data with Dataflows Gen2 in Microsoft Fabric

• Describe Dataflow capabilities in Microsoft Fabric
• Create Dataflow solutions to ingest and transform data
• Include a Dataflow in a pipeline

Module 07: Organize a Fabric Lakehouse using medallion architecture design

• Describe the principles of using the medallion architecture in data management.
• Apply the medallion architecture framework within the Microsoft Fabric
• environment.
• Analyze data stored in the Lakehouse using DirectLake in Power BI.
• Describe best practices for ensuring the security and governance of data stored in the medallion architecture.

Module 08: Get started with data warehouses in Microsoft Fabric

• Describe data warehouses in Fabric.
• Understand a data warehouse vs a data Lakehouse.
• Work with data warehouses in Fabric.
• Create and manage fact tables and dimensions within a data warehouse.

Module 09: Load data into a Microsoft Fabric data warehouse

• Learn different strategies to load data into a data warehouse in Microsoft Fabric.
• Learn how to build a data pipeline to load a warehouse in Microsoft Fabric.
• Learn how to load data in a warehouse using T-SQL.
• Learn how to load and transform data with dataflow (Gen 2).

Module 10: Query a data warehouse in Microsoft Fabric

• Use SQL query editor to query a data warehouse.
• Explore how visual query editor works.
• Learn how to connect and query a data warehouse using SQL Server Management
• Studio.

Module 11: Secure a Microsoft Fabric data warehouse

 

• Learn the concepts of securing a data warehouse in Microsoft Fabric.
• Learn how to implement dynamic data masking to obscure sensitive information.
• Learn how to configure row-level security to provide granular control.
• Learn how to implement column-level security to protect sensitive data.
• Learn how to configure granular permissions using T-SQL.

Module 12: Monitor a Microsoft Fabric data warehouse

 

• Monitor capacity unit usage with the Microsoft Fabric Capacity Metrics app.
• Monitor current activity in the data warehouse with dynamic management views.
• Monitor querying trends with query insights views.

Module 13: Get started with Real-Time Intelligence in Microsoft Fabric

• Microsoft Fabric includes Real-Time Intelligence capabilities that you can use to capture, analyze, visualize, and act on real-time streams of event data.

Module 14: Use real-time eventstreams in Microsoft Fabric

• Establish source and destinations in Microsoft Fabric Eventstreams.
• Capture, transform, and route data using Microsoft Fabric Eventstreams.

Module 15: Work with real-time data in a Microsoft Fabric Eventhouse

• Create an Eventhouse in Microsoft Fabric
• Query real-time data by using Kusto Query Language (KQL).
• Create materialized views and stored functions in a KQL database.

Module 16: Administer a Microsoft Fabric environment

• Describe Fabric admin tasks
• Navigate the admin center
• Manage user access
• Govern data in Fabric

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 Duration: 8 Hours 

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Course Overview

In this course, participants will gain foundational knowledge of core data concepts and related Microsoft Azure data services. They will learn about core data concepts such as relational, non-relational, big data, and analytics, and build their foundational knowledge of cloud data services within Microsoft Azure. They will explore fundamental relational data concepts, relational database services in Azure, Azure storage for non-relational data and the fundamentals of Azure Cosmos DB. They will also learn about large-scale data warehousing, real-time analytics, and data visualization.

Audience Profile

The audience for this course is individuals who want to learn the fundamentals of database concepts in a cloud environment, get basic skilling in cloud data services, and build their foundational knowledge of cloud data services within Microsoft Azure.

Course Syllabus

 

Module 01 : Introduction to Microsoft Azure Data core data concepts

• Explore core data concepts
• Explore data roles and services

Module 02 : Introduction to Microsoft Azure Data relational data in Azure

• Explore fundamental relational data concepts
• Explore relational database services in Azure

Module 03 : Introduction to Microsoft Azure Data non-relational data in Azure

• Explore Azure Storage for non-relational data
  • Azure blob storage
  • Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2
  • Microsoft OneLake in Fabric
  • Azure Files
  • Azure Tables
• Fundamentals of Azure Cosmos DB

Module 04 : Introduction to Microsoft Azure Data analytics in Azure

• Fundamentals of large-scale analytics
• Fundamentals of real-time analytics
• Fundamentals of data visualization

 

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 Duration: 24 Hours 

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Course Overview

This course covers the various methods and best practices that are in line with business and technical
requirements for modeling, visualizing, and analyzing data with Power BI. The course will show how to access
and process data from a range of data sources including both relational and non-relational sources. Finally, this
course will also discuss how to manage and deploy reports and dashboards for sharing and content distribution.

Audience Profile

Candidates for this exam deliver actionable insights by working with available data and applying domain
expertise. They provide meaningful business value through easy-to-comprehend data visualizations, enable
others to perform self-service analytics, and deploy and configure solutions for consumption.
Candidates for this exam should be proficient at using Power Query and writing expressions by using Data
Analysis Expressions (DAX). These professionals know how to assess data quality. Plus, they understand data
security, including row-level security and data sensitivity.

Course Syllabus

 

Learning Path 1: Get started with Microsoft data analytics
Module 1: Discover data analysis

• Different types of Analysis
• Data analyst tasks

Module 2: Get started building with Power BI

 

• Power BI services and applications work
• The Flow of Power BI
• Building Blocks of Power BI

Learning Path 2: Prepare data in Power BI Desktop
Module 1: Get data in Power BI

• Identify and connect to a data source
• Select storage mode
• Fix performance issues
• Resolve import errors
• Lab: Get data in Power BI Desktop

Module 2: Clean, transform, and load data in Power BI

• Resolve inconsistencies and data quality issues
• Apply user friendly naming conventions
• Apply data shape transformations
• Lab: Load data in Power BI Desktop

Learning Path 3:Model data with Power BI Desktop
Module 1: Design a data model in Power BI

• Data table types
• Star schema
• Create relationships
• Edit relationships
• Create hierarchies
• Lab: Design a data model in Power BI Desktop

Module 2: Add measures to semantic models

• DAX concept and syntax
• Calculated measures, columns, and tables
• Lab: Create DAX calculations in Power BI Desktop

Module 3: Use DAX functions

• Filter context
• Understand and manipulate filter context
• Use DAX functions to extend semantic models
• Semi-additive measures
• Create custom date table for Time intelligence functions
• Lab: Advanced DAX calculations in Power BI Desktop

Module 4: Optimize model performance

• Variables in DAX expressions
• Performance analyzer

Module 5: Create Visual Calculations

• Understand visual calculations and how they differ from measures
• Create visual calculations in Power BI Desktop
• Use parameters in visual calculations
• Lab: Create visual calculations in Power BI Desktop

Learning Path 4: Build Power BI visuals and reports
Module 1: Design Power BI reports

• Understand Power BI report structure and report objects
• Choose effective visuals
• Format and configure visuals
• Explore interactive features of visuals
• Lab: Design a report in Power BI Desktop

Module 2: Enhance reports for user experience

 

• Design report navigation and filtering
• Add report elements and bookmarks
• Drill through to other visuals
• Choose when to use paginated reports
• Lab: Enhance a report in Power BI Desktop

Module 5: Perform Advanced Analytics with Power BI Desktop
Module 1: Perform Advanced Analytics

 

• Use the Analyze feature
• Group, Bin and Cluster data
• Identify patterns and trends

Learning Path 6:Manage workspaces and datasets in Power BI
Module 1: Create and manage workspaces

 

• Create workspaces and manage permissions
• Explore different workspace items
• Share and distribute reports

Module 2:Manage semantic models

 

• Use a Power BI gateway to connect to on-premises data sources.
• Configure a scheduled refresh for a semantic model
• Configure incremental refresh settings
• Manage and promote semantic models

Module 3: Create Dashboards

• Create a Power BI dashboard
• Pin a live report page to a dashboard
• Add a theme to the visuals in your dashboard
• Set a mobile view
• Lab: Create a Power BI Dashboard

Module 4: Implement row-level security

• Configure row-level security by using a static method
• Configure row-level security by using a dynamic method row-level security
• Lab: Enforce row-level security in Power BI

Module 5: Explore Copilot for Power BI

• Understand semantic model requirements
• Create visuals and reports using Copilot for Power BI
• Create summaries using Copilot for Power BI

Module 6: Explore end-to-end analytics with Microsoft Fabric

 

• Describe end-to-end analytics in Microsoft Fabric
• Understand data teams and roles that use Fabric
• Describe how to enable and use Fabric

 

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 Duration: 40 Hours 

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Course Overview

The AZ-204T00: Developing Solutions for Microsoft Azure course is designed for developers who want to learn how to build cloud solutions on Azure. It covers a wide range of topics, including Creating and deploying web apps, Implementing Azure functions, Developing solutions with Blob storage, Cosmos DB, and Implementing IaaS solutions such as Provisioning VMs and Using container services.Learners will gain practical experience with Azure services that can help them develop scalable, reliable, and secure cloud applications. The course also delves into key aspects of cloud development such as User authentication and authorization, Implementing secure cloud solutions, API management, developing event-based and message-based solutions, and Monitoring and optimizing Azure services. By integrating labs and exercises, the course ensures that participants can apply the concepts in real-world scenarios. The course prepares developers for the Microsoft Azure Developer Associate certification and equips them with the knowledge and skills necessary to build and maintain Azure cloud solutions effectively.

Audience Profile

The AZ-204T00 course focuses on developing solutions for Microsoft Azure, tailored for experienced developers who are familiar with Azure services and SDKs.

• Target Audience for AZ-204T00: Developing Solutions for Microsoft Azure:
• Software Developers
• Cloud Solution Architects
• Azure Developers
• DevOps Engineers
• Technical Team Leads
• Application Engineers
• IT Professionals aiming to build, manage, and deploy Azure applications
• Professionals seeking Azure Developer Associate certification
• Experienced programmers transitioning to Azure cloud development

Course Syllabus

 

01: Implement Azure App Service web apps

• Module 1: Explore Azure App Service
• Module 2: Configure web app settings
• Module 3: Scale apps in Azure App Service
• Module 4: Explore Azure App Service deployment slots
• Lab 01: Build a web application on Azure platform as a service offerings

02: Implement Azure Functions

• Module 1: Explore Azure Functions
• Module 2: Develop Azure Functions
• Lab 02: Implement task processing logic by using Azure Functions

03: Develop solutions that use Blob storage

• Module 1: Explore Azure Blob storage
• Module 2: Manage the Azure Blob storage lifecycle
• Module 3: Work with Azure Blob storage
• Lab 03: Retrieve Azure Storage resources and metadata by using the Azure Storage SDK for .NET

04: Develop solutions that use Azure Cosmos DB

• Module 1: Explore Azure Cosmos DB
• Module 2: Work with Azure Cosmos DB
• Lab 04: Construct a polyglot data solution

05: Implement containerized solutions

• Module 1: Manage container images in Azure Container Registry
• Module 2: Run container images in Azure Container Instances
• Module 3: Implement Azure Container Apps

05: Implement containerized solutions

• Module 1: Manage container images in Azure Container Registry
• Module 2: Run container images in Azure Container Instances
• Module 3: Implement Azure Container Apps
• Lab 05: Deploy compute workloads by using images and containers

06: Implement user authentication and authorization

• Module 1: Explore the Microsoft identity platform
• Module 2: Implement authentication by using the Microsoft Authentication Library
• Module 3: Implement shared access signatures
• Module 4: Explore Microsoft Graph
• Lab 06: Authenticate by using OpenID Connect, MSAL, and .NET SDKs

07: Implement secure cloud solutions

• Module 1: Implement Azure Key Vault
• Module 2: Implement managed identities
• Module 3: Implement Azure App Configuration
• Lab 07: Access resource secrets more securely across services

08: Implement API Management

• Module 1: Explore API Management
• Lab 09: Exercise: Route custom events to web endpoint by using Azure CLI
• 09: Develop event based solutions
• Module 1: Explore Azure Event Grid
• Module 2: Explore Azure Event Hubs
• Lab 09: Publish and subscribe to Event Grid events

10: Develop message based solutions

• Module 1: Discover Azure message queues
• Lab 10: Asynchronously process messages by using Azure Service Bus Queues

11: Troubleshoot solutions by using Application Insights

• Module 1: Monitor app performance
• Lab 11: Monitor services that are deployed to Azure

12: Implement caching for solutions

• Module 1: Develop for Azure Cache for Redis
• Module 2: Develop for storage on CDNs

Lab 12: Enhance a web application by using the Azure Content Delivery Network

 

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Course Overview

The AZ-400T00-A: Designing and Implementing Microsoft DevOps solutions course is a comprehensive learning path for IT professionals who aim to enhance their expertise in DevOps practices using Microsoft technologies. This course focuses on teaching participants how to combine people, processes, and technologies to continuously deliver valuable products and services that meet end-user needs and business objectives. Learners will explore various aspects of DevOps such as Source control, continuous integration (CI), continuous delivery (CD), Dependency management, Application infrastructure, and Continuous feedback. The course includes practical hands-on labs that allow participants to apply the learned concepts in real-world scenarios. By the end of the course, participants will be well-equipped to take the Microsoft Certified: DevOps Engineer Expert exam. They will gain skills in DevOps strategies, Azure Repos, Azure Pipelines, Build infrastructure management, and Implementing a secure CD pipeline. The course also covers advanced topics like managing Infrastructure as code using Azure and Desired State Configuration (DSC), as well as designing and implementing a Dependency management strategy. This training is crucial for IT professionals looking to advance their careers in the DevOps domain and for organizations aiming to implement DevOps practices to improve their deployment frequency and product quality while maintaining a secure and compliant environment.

Audience Profile

The AZ-400T00-A course is designed for professionals seeking expertise in Microsoft DevOps solutions to streamline development and operations.

• DevOps Engineers
• Software Developers
• IT Professionals with a focus on CI/CD and automation
• System Administrators transitioning to DevOps roles
• Release Managers
• Cloud Solutions Architects
• Technical Project Managers
• IT Managers looking to implement DevOps practices
• Quality Assurance Engineers
• Security Professionals involved in development and operations
• Operations Support Staff
• Professionals working with Git source control systems
• Infrastructure Engineers
• Professionals interested in containerization and orchestration with Kubernetes
• Technical Leads overseeing cross-functional DevOps teams
• Application Developers building cloud-native applications on Azure
• Professionals interested in implementing Agile planning with Azure Boards
• Engineers focusing on building secure and compliant development processes

Course Syllabus

 

Skills at a glance

• Design and implement processes and communications (10–15%)
• Design and implement a source control strategy (10–15%)
• Design and implement build and release pipelines (50–55%)
• Develop a security and compliance plan (10–15%)
• Implement an instrumentation strategy (5–10%)
• Design and implement processes and communications (10–15%)

Design and implement traceability and flow of work

• Design and implement a structure for the flow of work, including GitHub
• Flow
• Design and implement a strategy for feedback cycles, including
  notifications and GitHub issues
• Design and implement integration for tracking work, including GitHub
• projects, Azure Boards, and repositories
• Design and implement source, bug, and quality traceability

Design and implement appropriate metrics and queries for DevOps

• Design and implement a dashboard, including flow of work, such as cycle times, time to recovery, and lead time
• Design and implement appropriate metrics and queries for project planning
• Design and implement appropriate metrics and queries for development
• Design and implement appropriate metrics and queries for testing
• Design and implement appropriate metrics and queries for security
• Design and implement appropriate metrics and queries for delivery
• Design and implement appropriate metrics and queries for operations

Configure collaboration and communication

• Document a project by configuring wikis and process diagrams, including Markdown and Mermaid syntax
• Configure release documentation, including release notes and API documentation
• Automate creation of documentation from Git history
• Configure integration by using webhooks
• Configure integration between Azure Boards and GitHub repositories
• Configure integration between GitHub or Azure DevOps and Microsoft Teams
• Design and implement a source control strategy (10–15%)

Design and implement branching strategies for the source code

• Design a branch strategy, including trunk-based, feature branch, and release branch
• Design and implement a pull request workflow by using branch policies and branch protections
• Implement branch merging restrictions by using branch policies and branch protections

Configure and manage repositories

• Design and implement a strategy for managing large files, including Git
• Large File Storage (LFS) and git-fat
• Design a strategy for scaling and optimizing a Git repository, including
• Scalar and cross-repository sharing
• Configure permissions in the source control repository
• Configure tags to organize the source control repository
• Recover specific data by using Git commands
• Remove specific data from source control
• Design and implement build and release pipelines (50–55%)

Design and implement a package management strategy

• Recommend package management tools including GitHub Packages registry and Azure Artifacts
• Design and implement package feeds and views for local and upstream packages
• Design and implement a dependency versioning strategy for code assets
• and packages, including semantic versioning (SemVer) and date-based (CalVer)
• Design and implement a versioning strategy for pipeline artifacts

Design and implement a testing strategy for pipelines

• Design and implement quality and release gates, including security and governance
• Design a comprehensive testing strategy, including local tests, unit tests, integration tests, and load tests
• Implement tests in a pipeline, including configuring test tasks, configuring test agents, and integration of test results
• Implement code coverage analysis

Design and implement pipelines

• Select a deployment automation solution, including GitHub Actions andAzure Pipelines
• Design and implement a GitHub runner or Azure DevOps agent infrastructure, including cost, tool selection, licenses, connectivity, and maintainability
• Design and implement integration between GitHub repositories and Azure Pipelines
• Develop and implement pipeline trigger rules
• Develop pipelines by using YAML
• Design and implement a strategy for job execution order, including parallelism and multi-stage pipelines
• Develop and implement complex pipeline scenarios, such as hybrid pipelines, VM templates, and self-hosted runners or agents
• Create reusable pipeline elements, including YAML templates, task groups, variables, and variable groups
• Design and implement checks and approvals by using YAML-based Environments

Design and implement deployments

• Design a deployment strategy, including blue-green, canary, ring, progressive exposure, feature flags, and A/B testing
• Design a pipeline to ensure that dependency deployments are reliably ordered
• Plan for minimizing downtime during deployments by using virtual IP address (VIP) swap, load balancing, rolling deployments, and deployment slot usage and swap
• Design a hotfix path plan for responding to high-priority code fixes
• Design and implement a resiliency strategy for deployment
• Implement feature flags by using Azure App Configuration Feature Manager
• Implement application deployment by using containers, binaries, and scripts
• Implement a deployment that includes database tasks

Design and implement infrastructure as code (IaC)

• Recommend a configuration management technology for application infrastructure
• Implement a configuration management strategy for application infrastructure
• Define an IaC strategy, including source control and automation of testing and deployment Design and implement desired state configuration for environments,
• including Azure Automation State Configuration, Azure Resource
• Manager, Bicep, and Azure Automanage Machine Configuration
• Design and implement Azure Deployment Environments for on-demand self-deployment

Maintain pipelines

• Monitor pipeline health, including failure rate, duration, and flaky tests
• Optimize a pipeline for cost, time, performance, and reliability
• Optimize pipeline concurrency for performance and cost
• Design and implement a retention strategy for pipeline artifacts and dependencies
• Migrate a pipeline from classic to YAML in Azure Pipelines
• Develop a security and compliance plan (10–15%)

Design and implement authentication and authorization methods

• Choose between Service Principals and Managed Identity (including system-assigned and user-assigned)
• Implement and manage GitHub authentication, including GitHub Apps, GITHUB_TOKEN, and personal access tokens
• Implement and manage Azure DevOps service connections and personal access tokens
• Design and implement permissions and roles in GitHub
• Design and implement permissions and security groups in Azure DevOps
• Recommend appropriate access levels, including stakeholder access in Azure DevOps and outside collaborator access in GitHub
• Configure projects and teams in Azure DevOps

Design and implement a strategy for managing sensitive information in automation

• Implement and manage secrets, keys, and certificates by using Azure Key Vault
• Implement and manage secrets in GitHub Actions and Azure Pipelines
• Design and implement a strategy for managing sensitive files during deployment, including Azure Pipelines secure files
• Design pipelines to prevent leakage of sensitive information

Automate security and compliance scanning

• Design a strategy for security and compliance scanning, including dependency, code, secret, and licensing scanning
• Configure Microsoft Defender for Cloud DevOps Security
• Configure GitHub Advanced Security for both GitHub and Azure DevOps
• Integrate GitHub Advanced Security with Microsoft Defender for Cloud
• Automate container scanning, including scanning container images and configuring an action to run CodeQL analysis in a container
• Automate analysis of licensing, vulnerabilities, and versioning of opensource components by using Dependabot alerts
• Implement an instrumentation strategy (5–10%)

Configure monitoring for a DevOps environment

• Configure Azure Monitor and Log Analytics to integrate with DevOps tools
• Configure collection of telemetry by using Application Insights, VM
• Insights, Container Insights, Storage Insights, and Network Insights
• Configure monitoring in GitHub, including enabling insights and creating and configuring charts
• Configure alerts for events in GitHub Actions and Azure Pipelines

Analyze metrics from instrumentation

• Inspect infrastructure performance indicators, including CPU, memory, disk, and network
• Analyze metrics by using collected telemetry, including usage and application performance
• Inspect distributed tracing by using Application Insights
• Interrogate logs using basic Kusto Query Language (KQL) queries

 

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Course Overview

Embark on a journey to master cloud administration with our AZ-104T00-A: Microsoft Azure Administrator course. This comprehensive Azure 104 course equips you with the essentials of Azure Active Directory, governance, and Azure administration, ensuring you can manage identities, compliance, and resources effectively. Delve into virtual networking and intersite connectivity to maintain robust and secure network infrastructures. Learn to optimize network traffic and Azure storage solutions and gain hands-on experience managing Azure Virtual Machines. Explore serverless computing with Azure services and bolster your skills in data protection and monitoring. With our Azure 104 online training, you'll apply these concepts in real-world scenarios, preparing you for challenges in the Azure ecosystem.

Audience Profile

The AZ-104T00-A course is designed for professionals managing Azure environments, focusing on configuration, governance, and administration.

• Systems Administrators
• IT Professionals with Azure experience
• Cloud Solutions Architects
• DevOps Engineers
• Network Engineers
• Security Engineers
• Professionals preparing for the Microsoft Azure Administrator certification

Course Syllabus

 

Manage Azure Identities and Governance (20–25%)
Manage Microsoft Entra Users and Groups

• Create users and groups
• Manage user and group properties
• Manage licenses in Microsoft Entra ID
• Manage external users
• Configure self-service password reset (SSPR)

Manage Access to Azure Resources

• Manage built-in Azure roles
• Assign roles at different scopes
• Interpret access assignments

Manage Azure Subscriptions and Governance

• Implement and manage Azure Policy
• Configure resource locks
• Apply and manage tags on resources
• Manage resource groups
• Manage subscriptions
• Manage costs by using alerts, budgets, and Azure Advisor recommendations
• Configure management groups

Implement and Manage Storage (15–20%)
Configure Access to Storage

• Configure Azure Storage firewalls and virtual networks
• Create and use shared access signature (SAS) tokens
• Configure stored access policies
• Manage access keys
• Configure identity-based access for Azure Files

Configure and Manage Storage Accounts

• Create and configure storage accounts
• Configure Azure Storage redundancy
• Configure object replication
• Configure storage account encryption
• Manage data by using Azure Storage Explorer and AzCopy

Configure Azure Files and Azure Blob Storage

• Create and configure a file share in Azure Storage
• Create and configure a container in Blob Storage
• Configure storage tiers
• Configure snapshots and soft delete for Azure Files
• Configure blob lifecycle management
• Configure blob versioning

Deploy and Manage Azure Compute Resources (20–25%)
Automate Deployment of Resources Using Azure Resource Manager (ARM) Templates or Bicep Files

• Interpret an Azure Resource Manager template or a Bicep file
• Modify an existing Azure Resource Manager template
• Modify an existing Bicep file
• Deploy resources using an Azure Resource Manager template or a Bicep file
• Export a deployment as an Azure Resource Manager template or convert an Azure Resource Manager template to a Bicep file

Create and Configure Virtual Machines

• Create a virtual machine
• Configure Azure Disk Encryption
• Move a virtual machine to another resource group, subscription, or region
• Manage virtual machine sizes
• Manage virtual machine disks
• Deploy virtual machines to availability zones and availability sets
• Deploy and configure Azure Virtual Machine Scale Sets

Provision and Manage Containers in the Azure Portal

• Create and manage an Azure container registry
• Provision a container using Azure Container Instances
• Provision a container using Azure Container Apps
• Manage sizing and scaling for containers, including Azure Container Instances and Azure Container Apps

Create and Configure Azure App Service

 

• Provision an App Service pla
• Configure scaling for an App Service plan
• Create an App Service
• Configure certificates and Transport Layer Security (TLS) for an App Service
• Map an existing custom DNS name to an App Service
• Configure backup for an App Service
• Configure networking settings for an App Service
• Configure deployment slots for an App Service

Implement and Manage Virtual Networking (15–20%)
Configure and Manage Virtual Networks in Azure

• Create and configure virtual networks and subnets
• Create and configure virtual network peering
• Configure public IP addresses
• Configure user-defined network routes
• Troubleshoot network connectivity

Configure Secure Access to Virtual Networks

• Create and configure network security groups (NSGs) and application security groups
• Evaluate effective security rules in NSGs
• Implement Azure Bastion
• Configure service endpoints for Azure platform as a service (PaaS)
• Configure private endpoints for Azure PaaS

Configure Name Resolution and Load Balancing

• Configure Azure DNS
• Configure an internal or public load balancer
• Troubleshoot load balancing

Monitor and Maintain Azure Resources (10–15%)
Monitor Resources in Azure

• Interpret metrics in Azure Monitor
• Configure log settings in Azure Monitor
• Query and analyze logs in Azure Monitor
• Set up alert rules, action groups, and alert processing rules in Azure Monitor
• Configure and interpret monitoring of virtual machines, storage accounts, and networks usingAzure Monitor Insights
• Use Azure Network Watcher and Connection Monitor

Implement Backup and Recovery

• Create a Recovery Services vault
• Create an Azure Backup vault
• Create and configure a backup policy
• Perform backup and restore operations using Azure Backup
• Configure Azure Site Recovery for Azure resources
• Perform a failover to a secondary region using Site Recovery
• Configure and interpret reports and alerts for backups

 

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Course Overview

The "Planning and Deploying SAP on Azure" course is designed for IT professionals and architects who are responsible for planning, implementing, and maintaining SAP solutions on Microsoft Azure. This course covers a comprehensive range of topics that will equip learners with the knowledge to deploy SAP workloads effectively on Azure. Starting with an overview of the SAP and Microsoft partnership, the course moves on to foundational elements such as Azure compute, storage, and networking. It also delves into SAP Certified Offerings on Azure, including support for various SAP products, operating systems, and databases. Learners will gain practical experience through labs, implementing Linux and Windows clustering on Azure VMs. The course also provides guidance on Migration services, High availability, Disaster Recovery, and Monitoring requirements. With its focus on both theory and hands-on practice, this course will help learners understand how to maintain and troubleshoot SAP environments, ensuring optimal performance and reliability when operating in the Azure cloud ecosystem.

Audience Profile

The Planning and Deploying SAP on Azure Course is designed for IT professionals looking to integrate SAP solutions with Azure's cloud services. Target audience for the course includes

• Infrastructure Architects specializing in SAP solutions
• SAP Basis Administrators and Consultants
• Cloud Solutions Architects focusing on Azure
• Systems Engineers and Administrators with SAP workload experience
• SAP Technical Support Engineers
• Microsoft Certified Azure Administrators and Developers
• Database Administrators managing SAP HANA environments
• IT Project Managers overseeing SAP to cloud migrations
• Enterprise Architects planning SAP infrastructure
• Network Administrators involved in SAP implementations
• IT Security Professionals responsible for SAP and Azure security
• Disaster Recovery Specialists managing SAP applications on Azure
• Technical and Solution Sales Professionals for SAP on Azure offerings
• SAP Application Developers and Technical Integrators
• Performance Engineers and Analysts working with SAP on Azure

Course Syllabus

 

Migrate SAP workloads to Azure (25–30%)
Identify requirements for target infrastructure

• Estimate target sizing for SAP workloads
• Identify supported scenarios for SAP deployments on Azure
• Identify compute, storage, and network requirements for SAP workloads
• Assess constraints imposed by subscription models and quota limits
• Identify software licensing requirements for target workloads
• Identify cost implications for target workloads
• Specify an Azure support plan for the target infrastructure
• Choose between lift and shift, lift-shift-migrate, and lift-shift-migrate to HANA
• Choose an appropriate SAP workload migration strategy and tools

Design and implement an Azure environment to support SAP workloads

• Design and implement authorization and access control for SAP workloads
• Design and implement governance and compliance by using Azure Policy
• Design and implement authentication for SAP workloads Design and implement authentication for SAPsoftware as a service
• (SaaS) applications
• Design and implement a management hierarchy, including management groups, subscriptions, andresource groups
• Design Azure landing zones for SAP

Design and implement an infrastructure to support SAP workloads on Azure (35–40%)
Design and implement a compute solution for SAP workloads

• Choose an SAP-certified Azure virtual machine for a given SAP workload
• Configure the Azure VM extension for SAP solutions
• Deploy an operating system by using an Azure Marketplace image
• Create a custom image and deploy it to an Azure virtual machine
• Automate a deployment of Azure virtual machines by using IaC,
• including Bicep and Azure Resource Manager (ARM) templates
• Automate a deployment by using the SAP on Azure Deployment
• Automation Framework
• Automate a deployment by using Azure Centre for SAP solutions

Design and implement networking for SAP on Azure virtual machines

• Design and implement virtual networks and subnets
• Implement Accelerated Networking for Azure virtual machines
• Design and configure proximity placement groups
• Design networking to meet SAP workload latency requirements
• Design and implement network flow control
• Design and implement network security
• Design and implement service endpoints and private endpoints for Azure Storage
• Design name resolution for integration with Azure DNS
• Design and configure ExpressRoute for hybrid connectivity

Design and implement a storage solution for SAP on Azure virtual machines

• Choose a storage type
• Specify when to use disk striping and simple volumes
• Design for storage security considerations
• Design and implement data protection
• Design and implement caching for disks
• Configure Write Accelerator
• Configure encryption for storage, disks, and data
• Design and implement volumes by using Azure NetApp Files
• Design and implement volumes by using Azure Files

Design and implement high availability and disaster recovery (HA/DR) (15–20%)
Design and implement a high availability solution for SAP on Azure virtual machines

• Design for service-level agreement (SLA) considerations
• Design and deploy SAP workloads into availability sets and availability zones
• Design and implement load balancing for high availability
• Configure clustering for HANA and SAP Central Services (SCS)
• Configure clustering for SQL
• Configure Pacemaker and STONITH
• Configure an Azure fence agent or STONITH Block Device (SBD)
• Design and configure storage-level replication for SAP workloads
• Configure restart of SAP systems, instances, and HANA databases

Design and implement a disaster recovery solution for SAP on Azure virtual machines

• Design and implement an Azure Site Recovery strategy for an SAP infrastructure
• Design a disaster recovery solution with regional considerations
• Specify network configurations for disaster recovery
• Design a backup strategy to meet SLA requirements
• Implement policies for backups and snapshots
• Configure and validate snapshots and backups for SAP workloads
• Perform backup and restore
• Test disaster recovery

Maintain SAP workloads on Azure (10–15%)
Optimize performance and costs

• Optimize performance and costs for an SAP workload by using Azure
• Advisor recommendations
• Analyse and optimize network performance
• Optimize costs by configuring snoozing and deploying reserved instances
• Optimize performance and costs by resizing Azure virtual machines
• Optimize storage costs
• Optimize performance and costs of SAP application servers and databases

Monitor and maintain SAP on Azure

• Monitor Azure virtual machines by using Azure Monitor
• Monitor high availability by using Azure Monitor
• Monitor storage by using Azure Monitor
• Monitor networking by using Azure Monitor and Azure Network Watcher
• Configure Azure Monitor for SAP solutions
• Manage backups by using Azure Backup
• Start and stop SAP systems by using Azure Centre for SAP solutions
• Manage virtual instances by using Azure Centre for SAP solutions
• Implement the SAP Landscape Management (Lama) connector for Azure

 

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Course Overview

The AZ-140T00: Configuring and Operating Microsoft Azure Virtual Desktop course is designed to equip learners with the expertise to implement, plan, and maintain a Microsoft Azure Virtual Desktop infrastructure. Through a series of five modules, participants will gain a thorough understanding of the Windows Virtual Desktop architecture, design considerations for Identity and profile management, and the deployment processes for both Azure Active Directory Domain Services (Azure AD DS) and Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS).Learners will also delve into managing networking, storage, Host pools, Session hosts, and images, and will explore how to automate deployment using Azure Resource Manager templates and PowerShell. The course covers crucial aspects of Access management and security, including configuring Conditional Access policies. The training provides insights on managing user environments, implementing FSLogix, Configuring user experience settings, and App installation. Additionally, it emphasizes monitoring, performance management, and implementing autoscaling. Completing this course will empower individuals with the skills necessary to ensure smooth operation and optimization of Azure Virtual Desktop environments, which is essential for businesses leveraging cloud desktops and apps.

Audience Profile

The AZ-140T00 course is designed for IT professionals focusing on virtual desktop infrastructure using Microsoft Azure. Target audience for the course includes:

• IT Administrators and System Administrators responsible for managing virtual desktop experiences and remote apps.
• Microsoft Azure Administrators tasked with implementing and managing virtual desktop infrastructure.
• Network Engineers oversee the implementation and management of networking for Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD).
• Security Professionals in charge of access management and security for WVD.
• Desktop Support Technicians facilitating end-user support and app management on WVD session hosts.
• Cloud Architects is involved in designing and planning WVD architecture.
• IT Professionals interested in learning about Azure Virtual Desktop deployment, scaling, and management.
• Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity Specialists focusing on WVD infrastructure.
• IT Professionals looking to automate WVD management tasks and monitor performance.
• Application Developers and DevOps Engineers interested in application packaging and deployment for WVD.

Course Syllabus

 

Module 1: Plan and implement an Azure Virtual Desktop infrastructure (40–45%)
Plan, implement, and manage networking for Azure Virtual Desktop

• Assess network capacity and speed requirements for Azure Virtual Desktop
• Design network configuration for session hosts to meet requirements for Azure Virtual Desktop
• Plan and implement Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) Shortpath and quality of service (QoS) policies
• Plan and implement an Azure Private Link solution for Azure Virtual Desktop
• Monitor and troubleshoot network connectivity

Plan and implement storage for Azure Virtual Desktop user data

• Plan storage for Azure Virtual Desktop user data
• Implement storage for FSLogix components
• Implement storage accounts for Azure Virtual Desktop
• Implement file shares for Azure Virtual Desktop
• Implement Azure NetApp Files for Azure Virtual Desktop

Plan host pools and session hosts

• Recommend resource groups, subscriptions, and management groups for Azure Virtual Desktop resources
• Recommend an operating system (OS) for Azure Virtual Desktop session hosts
• Recommend an appropriate licensing model for Azure Virtual Desktop based on requirements
• Plan a host pool architecture
• Design an Azure Virtual Desktop configuration for performance requirements
• Design an Azure Virtual Desktop configuration for Azure Virtual Machines capacity requirements

Implement host pools and session hosts

• Create host pools and session hosts by using the Azure portal
• Automate creation of Azure Virtual Desktop hosts and host pools by using PowerShell, Azure CLI, Azure Resource Manager templates (ARM templates), and Bicep
• Configure host pool and session host settings
• Apply a Windows client or Windows Server license to a session host

Create and manage session host images

• Create an image manually
• Create an image by using Azure virtual machine Image Builder
• Modify an image
• Plan and implement lifecycle management for images
• Apply OS and application updates to an image
• Create a session host by using a custom image
• Plan and implement image storage, including Compute Gallery

Module 2: Plan and implement identity and security (15–20%)
Plan and implement identity integration

• Select an identity scenario for Azure Virtual Desktop, including Active Directory Domain Services (ADDS), Microsoft Entra ID, and Microsoft Entra Domain Services
• Specify requirements to configure the Azure Virtual Desktop session host for an identity scenario
• Plan and implement Azure roles and role-based access control (RBAC) for Azure Virtual Desktop
• Plan and implement Conditional Access policies for connections to Azure Virtual Desktop
• Plan and implement authentication options in Azure Virtual Desktop, including password less, smartcard, and multifactor authentication
• Manage roles, groups, and rights assignments on Azure Virtual Desktop session hosts
• Configure single sign-on

Plan and implement security

• Plan, implement, and manage security for Azure Virtual Desktop session hosts by using Microsoft Defender for Cloud
• Configure session host protection by using Microsoft Defender Antivirus
• Configure session host protection by using Microsoft Defender for Endpoint, including onboarding and scanning options
• Implement and manage network security for connections to Azure Virtual Desktop, including user defined routes (UDRs), network security groups (NSGs), and Azure Firewall
• Configure Azure Bastion or just-in-time (JIT) for administrative access to session hosts
• Plan and implement Windows threat protection features on Azure Virtual Desktop session hosts, including Windows Defender Application Control and Controlled Folder Access
• Plan for and implement Confidential VM and Trusted Launch security features for Azure Virtual Desktop session host provisioning

Module 3: Plan and implement user environments and apps (20–25%)
Plan and implement FSLogix

• Recommend FSLogix configuration
• Configure FSLogix Profile Containers
• Configure FSLogix Office Containers
• Configure FSLogix Cloud Cache
• Implement FSLogix application masking

Plan and implement user experience and client settings

• Choose an Azure Virtual Desktop client
• Choose a deployment method for the client
• Deploy and troubleshoot Azure Virtual Desktop clients
• Configure device redirection
• Configure multimedia redirection
• Configure printing and Universal Print
• Configure user settings through Microsoft Intune policies or Group Policy
• Configure Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) properties on a host pool
• Configure session timeout properties
• Implement the Start Virtual Machine on Connect feature
• Assign and unassign personal desktops for users

Install and configure apps on a session host

• Choose a method for deploying an app to Azure Virtual Desktop
• Create and configure an application group
• Assign users to application groups
• Publish an application as a RemoteApp
• Implement and manage Microsoft 365 apps on Azure Virtual Desktop session hosts
• Implement and manage OneDrive, including multisession environments
• Implement and manage Microsoft Teams, including the Remote Desktop WebRTC Redirector Service
• Implement and manage browsers for Azure Virtual Desktop sessions
• Configure dynamic application delivery by using app attach or MSIX app attach
• Create an application package for app attach or MSIX app attach

Module 4: Monitor and maintain an Azure Virtual Desktop infrastructure (10– 15%)
Monitor and manage Azure Virtual Desktop services

• Configure log collection and analysis for Azure Virtual Desktop session hosts
• Monitor Azure Virtual Desktop by using Azure Monitor
• Customize Azure Monitor workbooks for Azure Virtual Desktop Insights
• Optimize session host capacity and performance
• Implement autoscaling in host pools
• Monitor and manage active sessions and application groups

Plan and implement updates, backups, and disaster recovery

• Recommend an update strategy for session hosts
• Plan and implement a disaster recovery plan for Azure Virtual Desktop
• Plan for multi-region implementation
• Design and implement a backup strategy for Azure Virtual Desktop
• Configure backup and restore for FSLogix user profiles, personal virtual desktop infrastructures (VDIs),and golden images

 

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Course Overview

The AZ-305T00: Designing Microsoft Azure Infrastructure Solutions course is designed to provide
learners with comprehensive knowledge and hands-on experience in end-to-end analytics using
Microsoft Fabric. The course covers a wide range of topics, from an introduction to analytics to
administering Microsoft Fabric, data ingestion, and data management. Learners will gain practical skills
in using Dataflows Gen2, Spark, Data Factory pipelines, and managing Lakehouse's within Microsoft
Fabric. Throughout the modules, participants will learn about organizing data using the Medallion
architecture design, working with Apache Spark, Delta Lake tables, and securing their data
environments. The course also delves into data warehousing, teaching how to load, query, monitor,
optimize, and model data warehouses. Moreover, it addresses scalability in Power BI, creating model
relationships, performance optimization tools, and enforcing model security. This extensive training is
crucial for those looking to excel in managing and analyzing data with Microsoft's analytics tools.

Audience Profile

The AZ-305T00 course is designed for professionals seeking to master Azure infrastructure solutions
design, encompassing governance, data storage, and more.

• Solution Architects
• Cloud Engineers
• Azure Infrastructure Specialists
• IT Professionals with experience in Azure
• DevOps Engineers working with Azure
• Technical Decision Makers considering cloud infrastructure
• Systems Administrators looking to specialize in Azure
• Enterprise Architects
• Technology Managers overseeing cloud transitions
• Developers seeking to understand infrastructure design for Azure applications
• Data Engineers with a focus on the Azure platform
• Security Professionals responsible for Azure governance and compliance
• Professionals preparing for the Microsoft Certified: Azure Solutions Architect Expert certification

Course Syllabus

 

Design Identity, Governance, and Monitoring Solutions (25–30%)
Design Solutions for Logging and Monitoring

• Recommend a logging solution
• Recommend a solution for routing logs
• Recommend a monitoring solution

Design Authentication and Authorization Solutions

• Recommend an authentication solution
• Recommend an identity management solution
• Recommend a solution for authorizing access to Azure resources
• Recommend a solution to manage secrets, certificates, and keys

Design Governance

• Recommend a structure for management groups, subscriptions, and resource groups, and a strategy for resource tagging
• Recommend a solution for managing compliance
• Recommend a solution for identity governance

Design Data Storage Solutions (20–25%)

Design Data Storage Solutions for Relational Data

• Recommend a solution for storing relational data
• Recommend a database service tier and compute tier
• Recommend a solution for database scalability
• Recommend a solution for data protection

Design Data Storage Solutions for Semi-Structured and Unstructured Data

• Recommend a solution for storing semi-structured data
• Recommend a solution for storing unstructured data
• Recommend a data storage solution to balance features, performance, and costs
• Recommend a data solution for protection and durability

Design Data Integration

• Recommend a solution for data integration
• Recommend a solution for data analysis

Design Business Continuity Solutions (15–20%)
Design Solutions for Backup and Disaster Recovery

• Recommend a recovery solution for Azure and hybrid workloads that meets recovery objectives
• Recommend a backup and recovery solution for compute
• Recommend a backup and recovery solution for databases
• Recommend a backup and recovery solution for unstructured data

Design for High Availability

• Recommend a high availability solution for compute
• Recommend a high availability solution for relational data
• Recommend a high availability solution for semi-structured and unstructured data

Design Infrastructure Solutions (30–35%)
Design Compute Solutions

• Specify components of a compute solution based on workload requirements
• Recommend a virtual machine-based solution
• Recommend a container-based solution
• Recommend a serverless-based solution
• Recommend a compute solution for batch processing

Design an Application Architecture

• Recommend a messaging architecture
• Recommend an event-driven architecture
• Recommend a solution for API integration
• Recommend a caching solution for applications
• Recommend an application configuration management solution
• Recommend an automated deployment solution for applications

Design Migrations

• Evaluate a migration solution that leverages the Microsoft Cloud Adoption Framework for Azure
•  Evaluate on-premises servers, data, and applications for migration
•  Recommend a solution for migrating workloads to Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) and Platform as
• a Service (PaaS)
• Recommend a solution for migrating databases
• Recommend a solution for migrating unstructured data

Design Network Solutions

• Recommend a connectivity solution that connects Azure resources to the internet
• Recommend a connectivity solution that connects Azure resources to on-premises networks
• Recommend a solution to optimize network performance
• Recommend a solution to optimize network security
• Recommend a load-balancing and routing solution

 

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Course Overview

The AZ-700T00: Designing and Implementing Microsoft Azure Networking Solutions course is an in-depth training program focused on Azure networking features and components. It is aimed at IT professionals who want to learn how to design, implement, and manage Azure networking solutions. Throughout the course, learners will explore various aspects of Azure networking, such as Virtual networks, Hybrid connections, ExpressRoute, Load balancing, network security, and Network monitoring.Starting with an understanding of Azure Virtual networks, Public and private DNS services, and Connectivity options, students will progress through hybrid networking design, including VPNs and Azure Virtual WAN. They will also delve into ExpressRoute for private connectivity, Load balancing for both HTTP(S) and non-HTTP(S) traffic using Azure services, and ensuring network security with tools like Azure Firewall and DDoS Protection.Modules on private access to Azure services will cover Azure Private Link and endpoints, while the Network monitoring section will teach students about monitoring network performance and health. By completing the course, learners will gain valuable skills in managing Azure networking components, preparing them for the AZ-700 certification exam and enhancing their career prospects in cloud networking.

Audience Profile

The AZ-700T00 course is designed for IT professionals looking to master Azure networking solutions for enhanced cloud infrastructure.

• Network Engineers and Architects involved in cloud solutions design
• Cloud Solutions Architects focusing on Azure infrastructure
• Azure Administrators managing virtual networks and hybrid connections
• IT Security Professionals responsible for network security
• DevOps Engineers integrating Azure networking into deployment pipelines
• Infrastructure Engineers transitioning from on-premises to cloud-based networks
• IT Professionals seeking certification in Azure networking services
• System Integrators implementing complex cloud networking solutions
• Technical Consultants providing advice on Azure networking best practices
• IT Project Managers overseeing cloud infrastructure projects

Course Syllabus

 

Skills at a glance

• Design and implement core networking infrastructure (25–30%)
• Design, implement, and manage connectivity services (20–25%)
• Design and implement application delivery services (15–20%)
• Design and implement private access to Azure services (10–15%)
• Design and implement Azure network security services (15–20%)
• Design and implement core networking infrastructure (25–30%)

Design and implement IP addressing for Azure resources

• Plan and implement network segmentation and address spaces
• Create a virtual network (VNet)
• Plan and configure subnetting for services, including VNet gateways,
• private endpoints, service endpoints, firewalls, application gateways,
• VNet-integrated platform services, and Azure Bastion
• Plan and configure subnet delegation
• Plan and configure shared or dedicated subnets
• Create a prefix for public IP addresses
• Choose when to use a public IP address prefix
• Plan and implement a custom public IP address prefix (bring your own IP)
• Create a public IP address
• Associate public IP addresses to resources
• Upgrade IP address SKU

Design and implement name resolution

• Design name resolution inside a VNet
• Configure DNS settings for a VNet
• Design public DNS zones
• Design private DNS zones
• Configure public and private DNS zones
• Link a private DNS zone to a VNet
• Design and implement Azure DNS Private Resolver

Design and implement VNet connectivity and routing

• Design service chaining, including gateway transit
• Implement VNet peering
• Implement and manage virtual networks by using Azure Virtual Network Manager
• Design and implement user-defined routes (UDRs)
• Associate a route table with a subnet
• Configure forced tunneling
• Diagnose and resolve routing issues
• Design and implement Azure Route Server
• Identify appropriate use cases for a network address translation (NAT) gateway
• Implement a NAT gateway

Monitor networks

• Configure monitoring, network diagnostics, and logs in Azure Network Watcher
• Monitor and troubleshoot network health by using Azure Network Watcher
• Monitor and troubleshoot networks by using Azure Monitor Network Insights
• Activate and monitor distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) protection
• Evaluate network security recommendations identified by Microsoft
• Defender for Cloud Secure Score
• Evaluate network security recommendations identified by Microsoft
• Defender For Cloud Attack Path Analysis
• Identify network resources by using Microsoft Defender for Cloud Security Explorer
• Design, implement, and manage connectivity services (20–25%)

Design, implement, and manage a site-to-site VPN connection

• Design a site-to-site VPN connection, including for high availability
• Select an appropriate VNet gateway stock-keeping unit (SKU) for site-tosite VPN requirements
• Implement a site-to-site VPN connection
• Identify when to use a policy-based VPN versus a route-based VPN connection
• Create and configure a local network gateway
• Create and configure an IPsec/Internet Key Exchange (IKE) policy
• Create and configure a virtual network gateway
• Diagnose and resolve virtual network gateway connectivity issues
• Implement Azure Extended Network

Design, implement, and manage a point-to-site VPN connection

• Select an appropriate virtual network gateway SKU for point-to-site VPN requirements
• Select and configure a tunnel type
• Select an appropriate authentication method
• Configure RADIUS authentication
• Configure authentication by using Microsoft Entra ID
• Implement a VPN client configuration file
• Diagnose and resolve client-side and authentication issues
• Specify Azure requirements for Always On VPN
• Specify Azure requirements for Azure Network Adapter

Design, implement, and manage Azure ExpressRoute

• Select an ExpressRoute connectivity model
• Select an appropriate ExpressRoute SKU and tier
• Design and implement ExpressRoute to meet requirements, including
• cross-region connectivity, redundancy, and disaster recovery
• Design and implement ExpressRoute options, including Global Reach,
• FastPath, and ExpressRoute Direct
• Choose between Azure private peering only, Microsoft peering only, or both
• Configure Azure private peering
• Configure Microsoft peering
• Create and configure an ExpressRoute gateway
• Connect a virtual network to an ExpressRoute circuit
• Recommend a route advertisement configuration
• Configure encryption over ExpressRoute
• Implement Bidirectional Forwarding Detection
• Diagnose and resolve ExpressRoute connection issues

Design and implement an Azure Virtual WAN architecture

• Select a Virtual WAN SKU
• Design a Virtual WAN architecture, including selecting types and services
• Create a hub in Virtual WAN
• Choose an appropriate scale unit for each gateway type
• Deploy a gateway into a Virtual WAN hub
• Configure virtual hub routing
• Integrate a Virtual WAN hub with a third-party NVA for cloud connectivity
• Design and implement application delivery services (15–20%)

Design and implement Azure Load Balancer and Azure Traffic Manager

• Map requirements to features and capabilities of Azure Load Balancer
• Identify appropriate use cases for Azure Load Balancer
• Choose an Azure Load Balancer SKU and tier
• Choose between public and internal load balancers
• Choose between regional and global load balancers
• Create and configure an Azure Load Balancer
• Implement Azure Traffic Manager
• Implement a gateway load balancer
• Implement a load balancing rule
• Create and configure inbound NAT rules
• Create and configure explicit outbound rules, including source network address translation (SNAT)

Design and implement Azure Application Gateway

• Map requirements to features and capabilities of Azure Application Gateway
• Identify appropriate use cases for Azure Application Gateway
• Choose between manual and autoscale
• Create a back-end pool
• Configure health probes
• Configure listeners
• Configure routing rules
• Configure HTTP settings
• Configure Transport Layer Security (TLS)
• Configure rewrite sets

Design and implement Azure Front Door

• Map requirements to features and capabilities of Azure Front Door
• Identify appropriate use cases for Azure Front Door
• Choose an appropriate tier
• Configure an Azure Front Door, including routing, origins, and endpoints
• Configure SSL termination and end-to-end SSL encryption
• Configure caching
• Configure traffic acceleration
• Implement rules, URL rewrite, and URL redirect
• Secure an origin by using Azure Private Link in Azure Front Door
• Design and implement private access to Azure services (10–15%)

Design and implement Azure Private Link service and Azure private endpoints

• Plan private endpoints
• Create private endpoints
• Configure access to private endpoints
• Create a Private Link service
• Integrate Private Link and Private Endpoint with DNS
• Integrate a Private Link service with on-premises clients

Design and implement service endpoints

• Choose when to use a service endpoint
• Create service endpoints
• Configure service endpoint policies
• Configure access to service endpoints
• Design and implement Azure network security services (15–20%)

Implement and manage network security groups

• Create a network security group (NSG)
• Associate a NSG to a resource
• Create an application security group (ASG)
• Associate an ASG to a network interface card (NIC)
• Create and configure NSG rules
• Interpret NSG flow logs
• Validate NSG flow rules
• Verify IP flow
• Configure an NSG for remote server administration, including Azure Bastion

Design and implement Azure Firewall and Azure Firewall Manager

• Map requirements to features and capabilities of Azure Firewall
• Select an appropriate Azure Firewall SKU
• Design an Azure Firewall deployment
• Create and implement an Azure Firewall deployment
• Configure Azure Firewall rules
• Create and implement Azure Firewall Manager policies
• Create a secure hub by deploying Azure Firewall inside an Azure Virtual WAN hub

Design and implement a Web Application Firewall (WAF) deployment

• Map requirements to features and capabilities of WAF
• Design a WAF deployment
• Configure detection or prevention mode
• Configure rule sets for WAF on Azure Front Door
• Configure rule sets for WAF on Application Gateway
• Implement a WAF policy
• Associate a WAF policy

 

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 Duration: 32 Hours 

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Course Overview

The AZ-800T00: Administering Windows Server Hybrid Core Infrastructure course is designed to provide IT professionals with the knowledge and skills needed to manage and maintain a hybrid infrastructure combining on-premises Windows Server environments with Azure services. As a part of the course curriculum, learners will delve into deploying and managing Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS), configuring complex environments, managing security principals, and implementing hybrid identities. This comprehensive course also covers best practices for managing Windows Servers in a hybrid environment, leveraging Azure services to optimize workload performance, and understanding how to manage Hyper-V virtual machines and containerization. Additionally, it teaches the essentials of maintaining an Integrated networking infrastructure, including Name resolution and Network connectivity, as well as Managing storage solutions such as Azure File Sync and Windows Server file shares. Upon completion, participants will be equipped with the expertise to efficiently administer a hybrid Windows Server ecosystem, a critical asset for modern IT infrastructure management.

Audience Profile

• The AZ-800T00 course equips IT professionals with skills to manage Windows Server hybrid infrastructures, integrating on-premises and cloud environments
• IT System Administrators responsible for managing and maintaining Windows Servers
• Network Administrators who oversee on-premises and hybrid networking infrastructure
• Active Directory Administrators focusing on deployment and management of AD DS
• Cloud Administrators working with Azure services to manage server workloads
• IT Professionals seeking to enhance their knowledge of virtualization with Hyper-V and containers
• Infrastructure Architects designing hybrid cloud and on-premises solutions
• Security Specialists managing identity and access within Windows Server environments
• Technical Support Engineers providing troubleshooting for Windows Server issues
• IT Managers looking to update their team’s skills in line with current hybrid cloud technologies
• Systems Engineers involved in the deployment and management of storage and file services on Windows Server

Course Syllabus

 

Module 1: Deploy and manage Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) in on-premises and cloud environments (30–35%)
Deploy and manage AD DS domain controllers

• Deploy and manage domain controllers on-premises
• Deploy and manage domain controllers in Azure
• Deploy read-only domain controllers (RODCs)
• Troubleshoot flexible single master operation (FSMO) roles

Configure and manage multi-site, multi-domain, and multi-forest environments

• Configure and manage forest and domain trusts
• Configure and manage AD DS sites
• Configure and manage AD DS replication

Create and manage AD DS security principals

• Create and manage AD DS users and groups
• Manage users and groups in multi-domain and multi-forest scenarios
• Implement Group Managed Service Accounts (gMSAs)
• Join Windows Servers to AD DS, Microsoft Entra Domain Services, and Microsoft Entra

Implement and manage hybrid identities

• Integrate Microsoft Entra ID, AD DS and Microsoft Entra Domain Services
• Implement Microsoft Entra Connect Sync
• Manage Microsoft Entra Connect Sync synchronization
• Implement Microsoft Entra Cloud Sync
• Manage Microsoft Entra Domain Services
• Manage Microsoft Entra Connect Health
• Manage authentication in on-premises and hybrid environments
• Configure and manage AD DS passwords

Manage Windows Server by using domain-based Group Policies

• Implement Group Policy in AD DS
• Implement Group Policy Preferences in AD DS
• Implement Group Policy in Microsoft Entra Domain Services

Module 2: Manage Windows Servers and workloads in a hybrid environment (10– 15%)
Manage Windows Servers in a hybrid environment

• Deploy a Windows Admin Center Gateway server
• Configure a target machine for Windows Admin Center
• Configure PowerShell remoting
• Configure Credential Security Support Provider protocol (CredSSP) or Kerberos Delegation for 2ndHop Remoting
• Configure Just Enough Administration (JEA) for PowerShell remoting

Manage Windows Servers and workloads by using Azure services

• Manage Windows Servers by using Azure Arc
• Create and assign Azure Policy that uses guest configuration extension
• Deploy Azure services using VM extensions on non-Azure machines
• Manage updates for Windows machines
• Integrate Windows Servers with Log Analytics
• Integrate Windows Servers with Microsoft Defender for Cloud
• Manage Windows Server Azure VMs
• Implement Azure Automation for hybrid workloads
• Create runbooks to automate tasks on target VMs
• Implement Azure Automation State Configuration to prevent configuration drift in IaaS machines

Module 3: Manage virtual machines and containers (15–20%)
Manage Hyper-V and guest virtual machines

• Enable VM Enhanced session mode
• Manage VM using PowerShell remoting, PowerShell Direct and Secure Shell (SSH) Direct for Linux VMs
• Configure nested virtualization
• Configure VM Memory
• Configure integration services
• Configure Discrete Device Assignment
• Configure VM resource groups
• Configure VM CPU groups
• Configure hypervisor scheduling types
• Manage VM checkpoints
• Implementing high availability for virtual machines
• Manage virtual hard disk (VHD) and virtual hard disk v2 (VHDX) files
• Configure Hyper-V Network Adapter
• Configure network interface card (NIC) Teaming
• Configure Hyper-V Switch

Create and manage containers

• Create Windows Server container images
• Manage Windows Server container images
• Configure container networking
• Manage container instances

Manage Azure Virtual Machines that run Windows Server

• Manage data disks
• Resize Azure VM
• Configure connections to VMs
• Manage Azure VM network configuration

Module 4: Implement and manage an on-premises and hybrid networking infrastructure (15–20%)
Implement on-premises and hybrid name resolution

• Integrate DNS with AD DS
• Create and manage DNS zones and records
• Configure DNS forwarding/conditional forwarding
• Integrate Windows Server DNS with Azure DNS private zones
• Implement Domain Name System Security Extensions (DNSSEC)

Manage IP addressing in on-premises and hybrid scenarios

• Implement and manage IP Address Management (IPAM)
• Implement and configure the Dynamic Host Configuration protocol (DHCP) server role (on-premises only)
• Resolve IP address issues in hybrid environments
• Create and manage DHCP scopes
• Create and manage IP reservations
• Implement DHCP high availability

Implement on-premises and hybrid network connectivity

• Implement and manage the Remote Access role
• Implement and manage Azure Network Adapter
• Implement and manage Azure extended network
• Implement and manage Network Policy and Access Services role
• Implement Web Application Proxy
• Implement Azure Relay
• Implement site-to-site VPN
• Implement Azure Virtual WAN
• Implement Microsoft Entra Application Proxy

Module 5: Manage storage and file services (15–20%)
Configure and manage Azure File Sync

• Create Azure File Sync Service
• Create sync groups
• Create cloud endpoints
• Register servers
• Create server endpoints
• Configure cloud tiering
• Monitor File Sync
• Migrate Distributed File System (DFS) to Azure File Sync

Configure and manage Windows Server file shares

• Configure Windows Server file share access
• Configuring file screens
• Configure file server resource manager (FSRM) quotas
• Configure BranchCache
• Implement and configure Distributed File System (DFS)

Configure Windows Server storage

• Configure disks and volumes
• Configure and manage Storage Spaces
• Configure and manage Storage Replica
• Configure Data Deduplication
• Configure Server Message Block (SMB) direct
• Configure Storage QoS
• Configure file systems

 

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 Duration: 32 Hours 

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Course Overview

The AZ-801T00: Configuring Windows Server Hybrid Advanced Services course is designed for IT professionals who seek to enhance their skills in implementing, managing, and maintaining a Windows Server hybrid environment. This course covers various advanced topics, including Securing Windows Server infrastructures, Implementing high availability, disaster recovery, Server migration, and Monitoring/troubleshooting. In Module 1, learners focus on securing both on-premises and hybrid infrastructures, emphasizing Operating system security, Active Directory, network, and Storage security, as well as using Azure services to identify and remediate security issues. Module 2 delves into high availability through Failover clustering and Managing Storage Spaces directly, while Module 3 centers on disaster recovery techniques, including Azure Site Recovery and Hyper-V replicas. Module 4 is vital for understanding Server and workload migrations, from on-premises to Azure and upgrading to Windows Server 2022. Lastly, Module 5 equips participants with the knowledge to monitor and troubleshoot diverse environments effectively, using both native Windows Server tools and Azure services. For IT professionals seeking to pass the Microsoft AZ-801 exam, this course is an essential step in acquiring the expertise necessary for optimizing and securing server environments.

Audience Profile

The AZ-801T00 course equips IT professionals with advanced Windows Server hybrid configuration and security skills.

• Target Audience Job Roles:
• Systems Administrators
• Windows Server Administrators
• IT Professionals with experience in Windows Server and Azure environments
• Network Engineers focusing on Windows Server infrastructure
• Security Specialists overseeing Windows Server and hybrid Active Directory
• Disaster Recovery Consultants
• Infrastructure Architects planning server migrations and high availability
• Cloud Solutions Architects with a focus on Microsoft Azure and Windows Server
• Technical Support Engineers for Windows Server environments
• IT Professionals looking to upgrade skills from older versions to Windows Server 2022
• IT Managers overseeing Windows Server infrastructure and cloud integration

Course Syllabus

 

Secure Windows Server on-premises and hybrid infrastructures (25– 30%)
Secure Windows Server operating system

• Configure and manage Exploit Protection
• Configure and manage Windows Defender Application Control
• Configure and manage Microsoft Defender for Servers
• Configure and manage Windows Defender Credential Guard
• Configure SmartScreen
• Implement operating system security by using Group Policies

Secure a hybrid Active Directory infrastructure

• Configure password policies
• Enable password block lists
• Manage protected users
• Manage account security on a Read-Only Domain Controller (RODC)
• Harden domain controllers
• Configure authentication policy silos
• Restrict access to domain controllers
• Configure account security
• Manage AD built-in administrative groups
• Manage AD delegation
• Implement and manage Microsoft Defender for Identity

Identify and remediate Windows Server security issues by using Azure services

• Monitor on-premises servers and Azure VMs by using Microsoft Sentinel
• Identify and remediate security issues in on-premises servers and Azure
• VMs by using Microsoft Defender for Cloud

Secure Windows Server networking

• Manage Windows Defender Firewall
• Implement domain isolation
• Implement connection security rules

Secure Windows Server storage

• Manage Windows BitLocker Drive Encryption (BitLocker)
• Manage and recover encrypted volumes
• Enable storage encryption by using Azure Disk Encryption
• Manage disk encryption keys for IaaS virtual machines

Implement and manage Windows Server high availability (10–15%)
Implement a Windows Server failover cluster

• Implement a failover cluster on-premises, hybrid, or cloud-only
• Create a Windows failover cluster
• Implement a stretch cluster across datacenters or Azure regions
• Configure storage for failover clustering
• Modify quorum options
• Configure network adapters for failover clustering
• Configure cluster workload options
• Configure cluster sets
• Configure Scale-Out File servers
• Create an Azure witness
• Configure a floating IP address for the cluster
• Implement load balancing for the failover cluster

Manage failover clustering

• Implement cluster-aware updating
• Recover a failed cluster node
• Upgrade a node to Windows Server 2022
• Failover workloads between nodes
• Install Windows updates on cluster nodes
• Manage failover clusters using Windows Admin Center

Implement and manage Storage Spaces Direct

• Create a failover cluster using Storage Spaces Direct
• Upgrade a Storage Spaces Direct node
• Implement networking for Storage Spaces Direct
• Configure Storage Spaces Direct

Implement disaster recovery (10–15%)
Manage backup and recovery for Windows Server

• Backup and restore files and folders to Azure Recovery Services Vault
• Install and manage Azure Backup Server
• Back up and recover using Azure Backup Server
• Manage backups in Azure Recovery Services Vault
• Create a backup policy
• Configure backup for Azure VM using the built-in backup agent
• Recover VM using temporary snapshots
• Recover VMs to new Azure VMs
• Restore a VM

Implement disaster recovery by using Azure Site Recovery

• Configure Azure Site Recovery networking
• Configure Site Recovery for on-premises VMs
• Configure a recovery plan
• Configure Site Recovery for Azure VMs
• Implement VM replication to secondary datacenter or Azure region
• Configure Azure Site Recovery policies

Protect virtual machines by using Hyper-V replicas

• Configure Hyper-V hosts for replication
• Manage Hyper-V replica servers
• Configure VM replication
• Perform a failover

Migrate servers and workloads (20–25%)
Migrate on-premises storage to on-premises servers or Azure

• Transfer data and share
• Cut over to a new server by using Storage Migration Service (SMS)
• Use Storage Migration Service to migrate to Azure VMs
• Migrate to Azure file shares

Migrate on-premises servers to Azure

• Deploy and configure Azure Migrate appliance
• Migrate VM workloads to Azure IaaS
• Migrate physical workloads to Azure IaaS
• Migrate by using Azure Migrate

Migrate workloads from previous versions to Windows Server 2022

• Migrate IIS
• Migrate Hyper-V hosts
• Migrate Remote Desktop Services (RDS) host servers
• Migrate Dynamic Host Configuration protocol (DHCP)
• Migrate print servers

Migrate IIS workloads to Azure

• Migrate IIS workloads to Azure Web Apps
• Migrate IIS workloads to containers

Migrate an Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) infrastructure to Windows Server 2022 AD DS

• Migrate AD DS objects, including users, groups and Group Policies using
• AD Migration Tool
• Migrate to a new Active Directory Forest
• Upgrade an existing forest

Monitor and troubleshoot Windows Server environments (20–25%)
Monitor Windows Server by using Windows Server tools and Azure services

• Monitor Windows Server by using Performance Monitor
• Create and configure Data Collector Sets
• Monitor servers and configure alerts by using Windows Admin Center
• Analyze Windows Server system data by using System Insights
• Manage event logs
• Deploy Azure Monitor agents
• Collect performance counters to Azure
• Create alerts
• Monitor Azure VMs by using Azure diagnostics extension
• Monitor Azure VMs performance by using VM Insights

Troubleshoot Windows Server on-premises and hybrid networking

• Troubleshoot hybrid network connectivity
• Troubleshoot on-premises connectivity
• Troubleshoot Windows Server virtual machines in Azure
• Troubleshoot deployment failures
• Troubleshoot booting failures
• Troubleshoot VM performance issues
• Troubleshoot VM extension issues
• Troubleshoot disk encryption issues
• Troubleshoot storage
• Troubleshoot VM connection issues

Troubleshoot Active Directory

• Restore objects from AD recycle bin
• Recover Active Directory database using Directory Services Restore mode
• Recover system volume (SYSVOL)
• Troubleshoot Active Directory replication
• Troubleshoot Hybrid authentication issues
• Troubleshoot on-premises Active Director

 

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 Duration: 8 Hours 

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Course Overview

Embark on your journey to cloud mastery with our AZ-900T01: Microsoft Azure Fundamentals (1 day) course. This essential training provides a foundational understanding of Cloud concepts, including the benefits and service models like IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS. Dive into Azure architecture and services, exploring core components, compute, networking, and storage capabilities. Enhance security acumen with lessons on Azure's identity services and governance methodologies. Learn cost management strategies and delve into Azure's pricing, ensuring you're well-versed in the AZ 900 certification cost considerations. Hands-on labs offer practical experience, cementing your knowledge for real-world application. Perfect for beginners, this az 900 bootcamp is your stepping stone to becoming Azure-certified, opening doors to advanced cloud opportunities.

Audience Profile

The AZ-900T01: Microsoft Azure Fundamentals course is tailored for those new to Azure, looking to understand cloud concepts and services.

• IT beginners seeking foundational cloud knowledge
• Professionals transitioning to cloud-based solutions
• Project managers overseeing cloud technology projects
• Technical sales associates providing cloud solution advice
• Business analysts aiming to understand cloud service offerings
• Students and educators in IT-related fields
• IT decision-makers exploring the potential of Azure for their organizations
• Developers and software engineers interested in cloud services
• System administrators aiming to manage cloud infrastructures
• IT professionals looking for certification in Azure fundamentals

Course Syllabus

 

Skills at a glance

• Describe cloud concepts (25–30%)
• Describe Azure architecture and services (35–40%)
• Describe Azure management and governance (30–35%)
• Describe cloud concepts (25–30%)

Describe cloud computing

• Define cloud computing
• Describe the shared responsibility model
• Define cloud models, including public, private, and hybrid
• Identify appropriate use cases for each cloud model
• Describe the consumption-based model
• Compare cloud pricing models
• Describe serverless

Describe the benefits of using cloud services

• Describe the benefits of high availability and scalability in the cloud
• Describe the benefits of reliability and predictability in the cloud
• Describe the benefits of security and governance in the cloud
• Describe the benefits of manageability in the cloud

Describe cloud service types

• Describe infrastructure as a service (IaaS)
• Describe platform as a service (PaaS)
• Describe software as a service (SaaS)
• Identify appropriate use cases for each cloud service type (IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS)
• Describe Azure architecture and services (35–40%)

Describe the core architectural components of Azure

• Describe Azure regions, region pairs, and sovereign regions
• Describe availability zones
• Describe Azure datacenters
• Describe Azure resources and resource groups
• Describe subscriptions
• Describe management groups
• Describe the hierarchy of resource groups, subscriptions, and management groups

Describe Azure compute and networking services

• Compare compute types, including containers, virtual machines, and functions
• Describe virtual machine options, including Azure virtual machines, Azure
• Virtual Machine Scale Sets, availability sets, and Azure Virtual Desktop
• Describe the resources required for virtual machines
• Describe application hosting options, including web apps, containers, and virtual machines
• Describe virtual networking, including the purpose of Azure virtual
• networks, Azure virtual subnets, peering, Azure DNS, Azure VPN
• Gateway, and ExpressRoute
• Define public and private endpoints

Describe Azure storage services

• Compare Azure Storage services
• Describe storage tiers
• Describe redundancy options
• Describe storage account options and storage types
• Identify options for moving files, including AzCopy, Azure Storage
• Explorer, and Azure File Sync
• Describe migration options, including Azure Migrate and Azure Data Box

Describe Azure identity, access, and security

• Describe directory services in Azure, including Microsoft Entra ID and Microsoft Entra Domain Services
• Describe authentication methods in Azure, including single sign-on (SSO), multi-factor authentication (MFA), and passwordless
• Describe external identities in Azure, including business-to-business (B2B) and business-to-customer (B2C)
• Describe Microsoft Entra Conditional Access
• Describe Azure role-based access control (RBAC)
• Describe the concept of Zero Trust
• Describe the purpose of the defense-in-depth model
• Describe the purpose of Microsoft Defender for Cloud
• Describe Azure management and governance (30–35%

Describe cost management in Azure

• Describe factors that can affect costs in Azure
• Compare the pricing calculator and the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) Calculator
• Describe cost management capabilities in Azure
• Describe the purpose of tags

Describe features and tools in Azure for governance and compliance

• Describe the purpose of Microsoft Purview in Azure
• Describe the purpose of Azure Policy
• Describe the purpose of resource locks

Describe features and tools for managing and deploying Azure resources

• Describe the Azure portal
• Describe Azure Cloud Shell, including Azure Command-Line Interface
• (CLI) and Azure PowerShell
• Describe the purpose of Azure Arc
• Describe infrastructure as code (IaC)
• Describe Azure Resource Manager (ARM) and ARM templates

Describe monitoring tools in Azure

• Describe the purpose of Azure Advisor
• Describe Azure Service Health
• Describe Azure Monitor, including Log Analytics, Azure Monitor alerts,
• and Application Insights

 

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  Duration: 40 Hours 

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Course Overview

The MD-102T00: Microsoft 365 Endpoint Administrator course is designed to equip learners with the skills and knowledge necessary to manage and secure modern endpoints in an enterprise environment. Participants explore enterprise desktops, Windows editions, and identity management with Microsoft Entra ID (Azure AD), while gaining hands-on experience with device enrollment using Microsoft Configuration Manager and Microsoft Intune. Throughout the course, learners configure user and device profiles, manage applications, and implement authentication and compliance policies to protect organizational data. A significant portion focuses on endpoint security, including deploying Microsoft Defender, managing data protection, and responding to vulnerabilities. The course also covers deployment strategies using Windows Autopilot, Microsoft Deployment Toolkit, Windows 365, and Azure Virtual Desktop. By the end of this training, learners will have a comprehensive understanding of endpoint management, enabling them to effectively manage and secure devices within a modern enterprise infrastructure.

Audience Profile

The MD-102: Endpoint Administrator course is ideal for IT professionals who manage, deploy, and secure devices and apps in a Microsoft 365 environment.

• IT Administrators
• Systems Administrators
• Desktop Support Technicians
• Endpoint Security Specialists
• Microsoft 365 Managed Service Providers
• IT Support Engineers
• Network Administrators
• Infrastructure Engineers
• IT Professionals seeking to understand Microsoft Entra ID and Intune
• Professionals responsible for Windows 10/11 deployments
• Cloud Solution Architects focusing on Microsoft 365
• Help Desk Technicians aiming to advance in endpoint management
• Cybersecurity Analysts focusing on endpoint protection
• Compliance Officers handling device compliance and authentication
• Technical Consultants for modern workplace solutions
• IT Managers improving device management strategies
• Enterprise Architects involved in endpoint strategy and planning
• Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) Specialists

Course Syllabus

Deploy Windows Client (20–25%)

• Select a deployment tool based on requirements
• Choose between migrate and rebuild scenarios
• Choose an imaging and/or provisioning strategy
• Select a Windows edition based on requirements
• Implement subscription-based activation
• Deploy Windows 365

Plan and Implement a Windows Client Deployment by Using Windows Autopilot

• Configure device registration for Autopilot
• Create, validate, and assign deployment profiles
• Set up the Enrollment Status Page (ESP)
• Deploy Windows devices by using Autopilot
• Troubleshoot an Autopilot deployment

Configure Remote Management

• Configure Remote Help in Intune
• Configure Remote Desktop on a Windows client
• Configure Windows Admin Center
• Configure PowerShell Remoting and Windows Remote Management (WinRM)

Manage Identity and Compliance (15–20%)

Manage Identity

• Implement user authentication on Windows devices, including Windows Hello for Business, passwordless, and tokens
• Manage role-based access control (RBAC) for Intune
• Register devices in and join devices to Microsoft Entra
• Implement the Intune Connector for Active Directory
• Manage membership of local groups on Windows devices
• Implement and manage Local Administrative Password Solution (LAPS) for Microsoft Entra

Implement Compliance Policies by Using Intune

• Specify compliance policies to meet requirements
• Implement compliance policies
• Implement Conditional Access policies that require a compliance status
• Manage notifications for compliance policies
• Monitor device compliance
• Troubleshoot compliance policies

Manage, Maintain, and Protect Devices (40–45%)

Manage the Device Lifecycle in Intune

• Configure enrollment settings
• Configure automatic and bulk enrollment (Windows, iOS, Android)
• Configure policy sets
• Restart, retire, or wipe devices

Manage Device Configuration by Using Intune

• Specify configuration profiles to meet requirements
• Implement configuration profiles
• Monitor and troubleshoot configuration profiles
• Configure and implement Windows kiosk mode
• Configure and implement Android profiles (fully managed, dedicated, corporate-owned, work profile)
• Plan and implement Microsoft Tunnel for Intune

Monitor Devices

• Monitor devices by using Intune
• Monitor devices by using Azure Monitor
• Analyze and respond to issues identified in Endpoint analytics and Adoption Score

Manage Device Updates by Using Intune

• Plan for device updates
• Create and manage update policies in Intune
• Manage Android updates by using configuration profiles
• Monitor updates
• Troubleshoot updates in Intune
• Configure Windows client delivery optimization by using Intune
• Create and manage update rings

Implement Endpoint Protection

• Implement and manage security baselines in Intune
• Create and manage endpoint security policies (antivirus, encryption, firewall, EDR, ASR)
• Onboard devices to Microsoft Defender for Endpoint
• Implement automated response capabilities in Microsoft Defender for Endpoint
• Review and respond to device issues in Microsoft Defender Vulnerability Management

Manage Applications (15–20%)

Deploy and Update Apps

• Deploy apps by using Intune
• Configure Microsoft 365 Apps deployment using the Office Deployment Tool or Office Customization Tool (OCT)
• Manage Microsoft 365 Apps via the Microsoft 365 Apps admin center
• Deploy Microsoft 365 Apps by using Intune
• Configure policies for Office apps by using Group Policy or Intune
• Deploy apps from platform-specific app stores by using Intune

Plan and Implement App Protection and Configuration Policies

• Plan and implement app protection policies for iOS and Android
• Manage app protection policies
• Implement Conditional Access policies for app protection
• Plan and implement app configuration policies for managed apps and devices
• Manage app configuration policies

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 Duration: 30 Hours 

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Course Summary

This course covers the following key elements of Microsoft 365 administration: Microsoft 365 tenant management, Microsoft 365 identity synchronization, and Microsoft 365 security and compliance. In Microsoft 365 tenant management, you learn how to configure your Microsoft 365 tenant, including your organizational profile, tenant subscription options, component services, user accounts and licenses, security groups, and administrative roles. You then transition to configuring Microsoft 365, with a primary focus on configuring Office client connectivity. Finally, you explore how to manage user-driven client installations of Microsoft 365 Apps for enterprise deployments.

The course then transitions to an in-depth examination of Microsoft 365 identity synchronization, with a focus on Microsoft Entra Connect Sync and Microsoft Entra Cloud Sync. You learn how to plan for and implement each of these directory synchronization options, how to manage synchronized identities, and how to implement password management in Microsoft 365 using multifactor authentication and self-service password management.

In Microsoft 365 security management, you begin examining the common types of threat vectors and data breaches facing organizations today. You then learn how Microsoft 365’s security solutions address each of these threats. You are introduced to Microsoft Secure Score, as well as to Microsoft Entra ID Protection. You then learn how to manage the Microsoft 365 security services, including Exchange Online Protection, Safe Attachments, and Safe Links. Finally, you are introduced to the various reports that monitor an organization’s security health. You then transition from security services to threat intelligence; specifically, using Microsoft 365 Defender, Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps, and Microsoft Defender for Endpoint.

Once you have this understanding of Microsoft 365’s security suite, you then examine the key components of Microsoft 365 compliance management. This begins with an overview of all key aspects of data governance, including data archiving and retention, Microsoft Purview Message Encryption, and data loss prevention (DLP). You then delve deeper into archiving and retention, paying particular attention to Microsoft Purview Insider Risk Management, information barriers, and DLP policies. You then examine how to implement these compliance features by using data classification and sensitivity labels.

Prerequisites

• Students should have completed a role-based administrator training collection such as Messaging, Teamwork, Security and Compliance, or Collaboration.
• Students should have a proficient understanding of DNS and basic functional experience with Microsoft 365 services.
• Students must have a proficient understanding of general IT practices.
• Students should have a working knowledge of PowerShell.

Course Syllabus

Module 1: Configure your Microsoft 365 experience

Topics

• Microsoft 365 subscription and tenant
• Set up your organizational profile
• Manage your services and add-ins
• Finalize your tenant

Labs

• Initialize your Microsoft 365 tenant
• Obtain your Microsoft 365 credentials
• Set up Adatum’s organization profile
• Create a custom theme for Adatum’s pilot project team
• Enable Information Rights Management for SharePoint Online
• Turn on Audit Logging to enable Alert policies
• Install Microsoft Graph PowerShell
• Run a PowerShell script to create and publish a sensitivity label

Module 2: Manage users, licenses, and mail contacts in Microsoft 365

Topics

• Understanding user identities
• Creating and managing user accounts
• Managing user licenses
• Recovering deleted user accounts
• Create and manage guest users
• Create and manage mail contacts

Module 3: Manage groups in Microsoft 365

Topics

• Creating and managing groups
• Creating dynamic groups using Microsoft Entra rule builder
• Creating a Microsoft 365 group naming policy
• Creating groups in Exchange Online and SharePoint Online

Labs

• Exercise 2: Manage users and groups
• Create a user account for Adatum’s Enterprise Administrator
• Create and manage groups
• Recover groups using PowerShell

Module 4: Add a custom domain in Microsoft 365

Topics

• Plan a custom domain for your Microsoft 365 deployment
• Plan the DNS zones for a custom domain
• Plan the DNS record requirements for a custom domain
• Create a custom domain in Microsoft 365

Labs

• Exercise 3: Add a custom domain
• Add a custom domain

Module 5: Configure client connectivity to Microsoft 365

Topics

• Understand how automatic client configuration works
• Understand which DNS records are required for automatic client configuration
• Configure Outlook clients
• Troubleshoot client connectivity

Module 6: Configure administrative roles in Microsoft 365

Topics

• Microsoft 365 permission model
• Microsoft 365 admin roles and best practices
• Assign admin roles to users in Microsoft 365
• Delegate admin roles to partners
• Manage permissions using administrative units in Microsoft Entra ID
• Elevate privileges

Labs

• Manage administration delegation
• Assign Delegated Administrators in the Microsoft 365 admin center
• Manage Delegated Administrators with Windows PowerShell
• Verify Delegated Administration

Module 7: Manage tenant health and services in Microsoft 365

Topics

• Monitor the health of your Microsoft 365 services
• Monitor tenant health using Microsoft 365 Adoption Score and Microsoft 365 usage analytics
• Develop an incident response plan
• Request assistance from Microsoft

Labs

• Exercise 2: Monitor and troubleshoot Microsoft 365
• Troubleshoot Mail Flow in Microsoft 365
• Monitor service health and analyze reports
• Submit a Help request to Microsoft Support

Module 8: Deploy Microsoft 365 Apps for enterprise

Topics

• Validate app readiness using the Readiness Toolkit
• Microsoft 365 Apps for enterprise deployment options
• Manage cloud apps and app updates using the Microsoft 365 Apps admin center
• Control how often users get new features by specifying the update channel

Labs

• Install Microsoft 365 Apps for enterprise
• Verify how licensing affects installing Microsoft 365 Apps for enterprise
• Verify how the global Office download setting affects installing Microsoft 365 Apps for enterprise
• Perform a User-Driven Installation of Microsoft 365 Apps for enterprise

Module 9: Analyze your Microsoft 365 workplace data using Microsoft Viva Insights

Topics

• The analytical features of Microsoft Viva Insights
• Personal insights
• Team insights
• Organization insights
• Advanced insights

Module 10: Explore identity synchronization

Topics

• Microsoft 365 identity models
• Microsoft 365 authentication options
• Directory synchronization

Module 11: Prepare for identity synchronization to Microsoft 365

Topics

• Directory synchronization
• Microsoft Entra Connect Sync
• Microsoft Entra Cloud Sync

Module 12: Implement directory synchronization tools

Topics

• Configure Microsoft Entra Connect Sync prerequisites
• Configure Microsoft Entra Connect Sync
• Monitor synchronization services using Microsoft Entra Connect Health
• Configure Microsoft Entra Cloud Sync prerequisites
• Configure Microsoft Entra Cloud Sync

Labs

• Exercise 1: Prepare for identity synchronization
• Configure your UPN suffix
• Prepare problem user accounts
• Run the IdFix tool and fix identified issues
• Prepare for Directory Synchronization

Module 13: Manage synchronized identities

Topics

• Manage users with directory synchronization
• Manage groups with directory synchronization
• Use Microsoft Entra Connect Sync security groups
• Microsoft Identity Manager
• Troubleshoot directory synchronization

Labs

• Exercise 2: Implement identity synchronization
• Install Microsoft Entra Connect Sync and initiate synchronization
• Create group accounts to test synchronization
• Change group membership to test synchronization
• Force a manual synchronization
• Validate the results of directory synchronization

Module 14: Manage secure user access in Microsoft 365

Topics

• Password policies and authentication
• Microsoft Entra Pass-Through Authentication (PTA) and Multifactor Authentication (MFA)
• Passwordless sign-in with Microsoft Authenticator
• Self-service Password Management and Windows Hello for Business
• Microsoft Entra Smart Lockout and Conditional Access policies
• Microsoft Entra Security Defaults

Labs

• Exercise 3: Manage secure user access
• Deploy Microsoft Entra Pass-Through Authentication
• Deploy Microsoft Entra Smart Lockout

Module 15: Examine threat vectors and data breaches

Topics

• Compromise user accounts through email
• Gain control over resources
• Compromise data

Module 16: Explore the Zero Trust security model

Topics

• Effectively adapts to the complexity of the modern environment
• Embraces the mobile workforce
• Protects people, devices, apps, and data wherever they are located

Module 19: Explore security solutions in Microsoft Defender XDR

Topics

• Microsoft Defender for Office 365
• Microsoft Defender for Identity
• Microsoft Defender for Endpoint
• Microsoft 365 Threat Intelligence
• Microsoft Defender for Cloud App Security

Module 17: Examine Microsoft Secure Score

Topics

• Benefits of using Microsoft Secure Score
• Assessing your organization’s security posture with Microsoft Secure Score
• Improving your secure score
• Tracking your Microsoft Secure Score history and meeting your goals

Module 18: Examine Privileged Identity Management

Topics

• Configure PIM for use in your organization
• Audit PIM roles
• Privileged Access Management

Labs

• Exercise 1: PIM Administrator approval
• Configure the Global Admin role to require approval
• Assign an eligible group to the Global Admin role
• Submit a request for the Global Admin role
• Approve the request for the Global Admin role
• PIM Self-approval
• Create an eligible group for the Helpdesk Admin role
• Configure the Helpdesk Admin role for self-approval
• Self-activate the Helpdesk Admin role
• Verify a PIM notification was issued
• PIM Teammate approval
• Create a group for the Intune Admin role
• Configure the Intune Admin role to require approval
• Submit a request for the Intune Admin role
• Approve the request for the Intune Admin role
• Verify a PIM notification was issued

Module 19: Examine Microsoft Entra ID Protection

Topics

• Most security breaches take place when attackers gain access to an environment by stealing a user’s identity
• Microsoft Entra ID uses adaptive machine learning algorithms and heuristics to detect anomalies and suspicious incidents that indicate potentially compromised identities
• Using this data, Microsoft Entra ID Protection generates reports and alerts that enable organizations to evaluate the detected issues and take appropriate mitigation or remediation actions

Module 20: Examine email protection in Microsoft 365

Topics

• EOP technologies that block spam, bulk email, and malware before mail arrives in users’ mailboxes
• EOP protection against phishing, spoofing, and outbound spam filtering

Module 21: Enhance your email protection using Microsoft Defender for Office 365

Topics

• Climb the security ladder from EOP to Microsoft Defender for Office 365
• Expand EOP using Safe Attachments and Safe Links
• Manage spoofed intelligence
• Outbound spam filtering policies
• Unblock users from sending email

Module 22: Manage Safe Attachments

Topics

• Creating and modifying a Safe Attachments policy in the Microsoft Defender portal
• Creating a Safe Attachments policy by using Windows PowerShell
• Configuring a Safe Attachments policy
• Implementing a transport rule to bypass Safe Attachments scanning

Labs

• Create a Safe Attachment policy and turn on Microsoft Defender for Office 365

Module 23: Manage Safe Links

Topics

• Creating and modifying a Safe Links policy in the Microsoft Defender portal
• Creating a Safe Links policy by using Windows PowerShell
• Configuring a Safe Links policy to take certain actions
• Implementing a transport rule to disable the Safe Links functionality

Labs

• Exercise 2: Implement a Safe Links policy
• Create a Safe Links policy
• Validate the Safe Links policy

Module 24: Explore threat intelligence in Microsoft Defender XDR

Topics

• Microsoft Intelligent Security Graph
• How Microsoft Defender XDR uses alerts
• Automated investigation and response
• Threat hunting
• Threat analytics and reports

Labs

• Prepare for Alert Policies
• Assign RBAC permissions for alert notification testing
• Implement a Mailbox Permission Alert
• Create a Mailbox Permission Alert
• Test the Mailbox Permission Alert
• Implement a SharePoint Permission Alert
• Create a SharePoint Permission Alert
• Test the SharePoint Permission Alert
• Test the Default eDiscovery Alert
• Review the Default eDiscovery Alert
• Test the Default eDiscovery Alert

Module 25: Implement app protection by using Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps

Topics

• Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps features
• Deploying Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps
• Controlling your Cloud Apps with policies
• Configuring Cloud Discovery in Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps
• Troubleshooting Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps

Module 26: Implement endpoint protection by using Microsoft Defender for Endpoint

Topics

• Vulnerability management
• Attack surface reduction
• Next generation protection
• Endpoint detection and response
• Auto investigation and remediation

Module 27: Implement threat protection by using Microsoft Defender for Office 365

Topics

• Microsoft Defender for Office 365 protection stack
• Threat Explorer
• Threat Tracker widgets and views
• Attack simulation training

Labs

• Conduct a Spear Phishing attack using Attack Simulation training
• Enable Multifactor Authentication for the Global Admin
• Configure and launch a Spear Phishing attack
• Conduct a Drive-by URL attack using Attack Simulation training
• Configure and launch a Drive-by URL attack
• Validate alert notifications and simulated attacks
• Validate the Mailbox Permission alert
• Validate the SharePoint Permission alert
• Validate the default eDiscovery alert
• Validate the simulated Spear Phishing attack
• Validate the simulated Drive-by URL attack
• Disable Multifactor Authentication for the Global Admin

Module 28: Examine data governance solutions in Microsoft Purview

Topics

• Data governance and compliance
• Microsoft Purview Information Protection
• Microsoft Purview Data Lifecycle Management
• Microsoft Purview Insider Risk Management
• Microsoft Purview eDiscovery solutions

Module 29: Explore archiving and records management in Microsoft 365

Topics

• Archive mailboxes in Microsoft 365
• Microsoft Purview Records Management
• Restore deleted data in Exchange and SharePoint

Module 30: Explore retention in Microsoft 365

Topics

• Retention policies and retention labels
• Principles of retention
• How organizations use Preservation Lock to restrict users

Labs

• Exercise 1 – Initialize Compliance
• Create a security group for compliance testing
• Configure Mobile Device Management for compliance testing
• Exercise 2 – Configure In-Place Archiving and Retention Policies
• Activate In-Place Archiving for a new user’s mailbox
• Create an email retention policy for test users
• Create an email retention policy for all users

Module 31: Explore Microsoft Purview Message Encryption

Topics

• Microsoft Purview Message Encryption
• Mail flow rules to encrypt email messages
• Organizational branding on encrypted email messages
• Microsoft Purview Advanced Message Encryption

Labs

• Exercise 3: Create message encryption rules
• Create a mail flow encryption rule using the Exchange admin center
• Create a mail flow encryption rule using Windows PowerShell

Module 32: Explore compliance in Microsoft 365

Topics

• Planning for security and compliance in Microsoft 365 and Microsoft Purview
• Managing compliance requirements using Compliance Manager
• Analyzing the Microsoft Compliance Score

Module 33: Implement Microsoft Purview Insider Risk Management

Topics

• Insider risk management planning
• Insider risk management policies
• Insider risk management activities and alerts
• Insider risk management cases

Module 34: Implement Microsoft Purview Information Barriers

Topics

• How to configure information barriers
• Information barriers in Microsoft Teams
• Information barriers in OneDrive
• Information barriers in SharePoint Online

Module 35: Explore Microsoft Purview Data Loss Prevention

Topics

• DLP fundamentals in Exchange and SharePoint
• Endpoint data loss prevention
• DLP policies
• DLP reporting tools

Module 36: Implement Microsoft Purview Data Loss Prevention

Topics

• Create a DLP implementation plan
• Implement Microsoft Purview’s default DLP policies
• Create a custom DLP policy
• Create policy tips for users when a DLP rule applies
• Configure email notifications for DLP policies

Labs

• Manage DLP Policies
• Create a DLP policy with custom settings
• Test the DLP Policy
• Test the first DLP Policy rule
• Test the second DLP Policy rule

Module 37: Implement data classification of sensitive information

Topics

• Data classification in Microsoft 365
• Trainable classifiers
• Viewing sensitive data
• Document fingerprinting

Module 38: Explore sensitivity labels

Topics

• Insider risk management policies
• Insider risk management activities and alerts
• Insider risk management cases

Module 39: Implement sensitivity labels

Topics

• Sensitivity label requirements
• Developing a data classification framework
• How to create and publish sensitivity labels
• How to remove and delete sensitivity labels

Labs

• Implement Sensitivity labels
• Install the Azure Information Protection Unified Labeling client
• Create a sensitivity label
• Assign your Sensitivity Label to a document
• Verify your Sensitivity Label policy
• Contingency table creation
• Creating an Aspect Ratio Table

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 Duration: 16 Hours 

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Course Summary

As a Microsoft Teams administrator, you plan, implement, manage, and maintain internal and external collaboration and communication solutions using Microsoft Teams. You’re responsible for configuring and managing teams, channels, chat, apps, events, and calling.

You collaborate with owners of other areas, including identity, licensing, information management, user adoption, security, compliance, devices, and networking. This course prepares you to design, configure, and administer Microsoft Teams environments that support secure, compliant, and effective communication and collaboration across your organization.

Collaboration Areas

• Identity
• Licensing
• Information management
• User adoption
• Security
• Compliance
• Devices
• Networking

Prerequisites

• A proficient understanding of basic functional experience with Microsoft 365 services.
• A proficient understanding of general IT practices, including using PowerShell.

Course Syllabus

Module 1: Explore Microsoft Teams

Topics

• Describe what Microsoft Teams is used for.
• Explain Microsoft Teams integration with Microsoft 365.
• Describe how Microsoft Power Platform integrates with Teams.
• Illustrate the architecture of Microsoft Teams.
• Describe how Microsoft Teams interacts with SharePoint and OneDrive in Microsoft 365.
• Describe how Microsoft Teams interacts with Exchange.
• Describe Teams certified solutions.

Module 2: Plan and deploy Microsoft Teams

Topics

• Describe the different Teams admin roles.
• Explain which management tools are available for Teams.
• Plan the rollout paths for Teams.
• Understand the importance of a user adoption plan when deploying Teams.
• Identify the different licensing options for Teams.
• Deploy Teams clients.

Module 3: Implement lifecycle management and governance for Microsoft Teams

Topics

• Plan for governance in Microsoft 365 Groups.
• Plan governance features for Teams.
• Configure Microsoft 365 Groups governance features.
• Plan the Teams policy assignment for different scenarios.
• Create and manage policy packages and team templates.
• Control Teams preview features for users.
• Create and manage team templates and template policies.

Module 4: Monitor your Microsoft Teams environment

Topics

• Analyze usage patterns by monitoring Microsoft 365 and Teams usage reports.
• Monitor user access by using Azure AD (Microsoft Entra ID) access reviews.
• Interpret Microsoft Productivity Score.
• Assess network readiness by using the Microsoft 365 network connectivity dashboard.
• Manage Teams notifications and alerts.
• Manage feedback policies.

Labs

• Exercise 1: Prepare Teams admin roles and licenses.
• Exercise 2: Explore Teams management tools.
• Exercise 3: Create groups and teams.
• Exercise 4: Implement lifecycle management and governance for Microsoft Teams.
• Exercise 5: Enable access to Teams public preview features using Teams update policies.

Module 5: Manage access for external users

Topics

• Describe Azure AD (Microsoft Entra ID) features, entitlement management, and access packages.
• Explain external access and guest access.
• Manage external collaboration in Azure AD.
• Manage external collaboration in Microsoft 365.
• Manage external access and guest access in Teams.
• Manage file sharing in SharePoint and OneDrive.

Module 6: Implement security for Microsoft Teams

Topics

• Configure conditional access and multifactor authentication (MFA) for Microsoft Teams.
• Configure Safe Links and Safe Attachments for Microsoft Teams.
• Examine Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps.
• Monitor security reports for Microsoft Teams.
• Plan and configure enhanced encryption policies.

Module 7: Implement compliance for Microsoft Teams

Topics

• Describe how sensitivity labels work and how to configure them for Teams.
• Describe how to create retention policies.
• Generate Data Loss Prevention (DLP) policies to protect against data leakage.
• Deploy communication compliance for reviewing communication.
• Activate scoped directory search in Teams.
• Describe how information barrier policies work and how to create them.
• Configure alert policies for events in Microsoft Teams.

Module 8: Plan and configure network settings for Microsoft Teams

Topics

• Evaluate whether the existing network meets the requirements for deploying Microsoft Teams.
• Work with the Network Planner tool.
• Configure the required network ports and protocols.
• Implement Quality of Service (QoS) in your environment.
• Configure reporting labels for Microsoft Teams.
• Assess network readiness using Microsoft 365 network connectivity tests and Teams network assessment tools.
• Create and manage roaming network policies for cloud voice features in Microsoft Teams.

Lab: Prepare the environment for a Microsoft Teams deployment

• Exercise 1: Manage guest access for Microsoft Teams.
• Exercise 2: Implement security for Microsoft Teams.
• Exercise 3: Implement compliance for Microsoft Teams.
• Exercise 4: Prepare network deployment.

Module 9: Create and manage teams

Topics

• Create teams.
• Create teams from existing resources.
• Plan and create an org-wide team.
• Manage teams.
• Manage users in a team.
• Configure dynamic membership.
• Archive and restore teams from archive, delete and restore deleted teams.

Module 10: Manage collaboration experiences for chat and channels

Topics

• Create and manage channels in a team.
• Create and manage Teams policies for channels.
• Configure Teams settings, email integration, and cloud storage.
• Create and manage messaging policies.
• Manage channel moderation.
• Manage access to channels.

Module 11: Manage apps for Microsoft Teams

Topics

• Describe apps, bots, and connectors in Microsoft Teams.
• Explore admin settings for Teams apps.
• Manage app permission policies.
• Configure app setup policies.
• Manage custom app policies and settings.
• Publish a custom app in Microsoft Teams.
• Customize the app store and branded experience of an app.

Labs: Manage teams, collaboration, and app settings for Teams

• Exercise 1: Manage team resources.
• Exercise 2: Configure channel and message policies.
• Exercise 3: Manage app settings.
• Exercise 4: Create and manage app setup policies.
• Exercise 5: Test configured policy settings.

Module 12: Introduction to Teams Meetings and Calling

Topics

• Understand meeting types in Microsoft Teams.
• Overview of Teams Phone.
• Overview of auto attendants and call queues.
• Overview of Teams devices.

Module 13: Manage Meetings and Events Experiences

Topics

• Understand meetings and events in Microsoft Teams.
• Set up conference bridges.
• Manage meeting policies.
• Configure meeting settings.
• Manage live events policies.
• Configure live events settings.
• Explain live events in Microsoft 365.

Module 14: Plan for Microsoft Teams Rooms and Surface Hub

Topics

• Determine license requirements for Teams Rooms and devices.
• Understand Microsoft Teams Rooms for Android and Microsoft Teams Rooms for Windows.
• Understand Microsoft Surface Hub.
• Plan Teams Rooms accessories, components, and peripherals.
• Understand Microsoft Teams Rooms management options.

Module 15: Configure, deploy, and manage Teams devices

Topics

• Manage Microsoft Teams Phones.
• Manage Microsoft Teams Rooms systems.
• Manage Microsoft Teams Rooms (MTR) devices.
• Manage Microsoft Teams settings for Surface Hub.
• Configure SIP gateway.
• Remotely provision and sign in to Teams Phones.
• Update Microsoft Teams devices remotely.
• Manage Microsoft Teams device tags.

Module 16: Plan for Teams Phone

Topics

• Plan usage scenarios for services and users.
• Plan to deploy Teams Phone.
• Determine licensing requirements for Teams Phone.
• Plan for Teams Phone devices.
• Plan and design Teams Phone features.
• Plan for voicemail.

Module 17: Configure Teams Phone

Topics

• Configure emergency calling for calling plans.
• Manage and configure Microsoft PSTN numbers.
• Configure Operator Connect.
• Configure Teams Phone policies.
• Configure audio conferencing.

Module 18: Configure and manage voice users

Topics

• Enable users for Teams Phone.
• Enable users for Teams Phone Mobile.
• Enable additional calling features for Teams Phone users.

Module 19: Configure auto attendants and call queues

Topics

• Design call flows for auto attendants (AA) and call queues (CQ).
• Configure auto attendants and call queues.
• Deploy a channel-based call queue.
• Configure resource accounts.
• Configure Microsoft 365 Groups for voicemail.
• Interpret call queue conference mode and routing methods.
• Configure holidays for auto attendants and call queues.
• Configure custom music on hold for call queues, auto attendants, and voicemail.

Module 20: Troubleshoot audio, video, and client issues

Topics

• Describe key aspects of Teams troubleshooting and use self-help diagnostics.
• Identify call quality issues using call analytics.
• Analyze and identify call quality issues using the Call Quality Dashboard.
• Identify call quality issues using the Direct Routing Health Dashboard.

Labs: Manage Teams meetings and calling experiences

• Exercise 1: Manage live event and meetings experiences.
• Exercise 2: Deploy Teams device profiles.
• Exercise 3: Set up a calling plan.
• Exercise 4: Manage Teams Phone.
• Exercise 5: Explore reports for call quality in Microsoft Teams.

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 Duration: 8 Hours 

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Course Summary

In this course you are responsible for planning, deploying, configuring, maintaining, and troubleshooting collaboration communication systems that include:

• Microsoft Teams Phone
• Microsoft Teams meetings
• Microsoft Teams Premium
• Microsoft Copilot in Teams
• Microsoft Teams Rooms
• Other certified and supported devices

As a collaboration communications systems engineer, you must understand networking, telecommunications, audio/visual and meeting room technologies, and identity and access management. You are proficient in managing collaboration solutions using:

• Microsoft Teams admin center
• Microsoft Teams Rooms Pro Management Portal
• PowerShell
• Microsoft Call Quality Dashboard

You work with:

• Microsoft Teams administrators
• Microsoft identity and access administrators
• Microsoft 365 administrators
• Owners of other workloads: facilities managers, network engineers, security engineers, device manufacturers, telephony providers, and Microsoft Certified solution providers

Skills Measured

• Plan and design collaboration communications systems
• Configure and manage Teams meetings, webinars, and town halls
• Configure and manage Teams Phone
• Configure and manage Teams Rooms and devices

Prerequisites

• Microsoft 365 and Microsoft Teams
• Networking, telecommunications, and audio/visual basics
• Identity and access management basics

Course Syllabus

Module 1: Introduction to Teams Meetings and Calling

• Understanding meeting types
• Overview of Teams Phone
• Overview of Auto Attendant and Call Queues
• Overview of Teams devices

Module 2: Plan for Teams Phone

• Plan usage scenarios for services and users
• Plan to deploy Teams Phone
• Determine licensing requirements
• Plan for Teams Phone devices
• Plan and design Teams Phone features
• Plan for voicemail

Module 3: Plan Microsoft Teams Rooms and Surface Hub

• Determine license requirements
• Teams Rooms for Android vs Windows
• Understand Microsoft Surface Hub
• Plan accessories, components, and peripherals for Teams Rooms
• Understand Microsoft Teams Rooms management

Module 4: Plan and optimize network performance for Teams Phone

• Understand Teams network requirements
• Design network for media optimization
• Design and implement QoS

Module 5: Configure Teams Phone

• Configure emergency calling for Calling Plans
• Manage and configure Microsoft PSTN numbers
• Configure Operator Connect
• Configure Teams Phone policies
• Configure audio conferencing

Module 6: Configure and deploy Teams Phone Direct Routing

• Design Direct Routing call flows
• Implement SIP trunking with Direct Routing
• Configure emergency calling for Direct Routing
• Extend Teams DR infrastructure
• Deploy and maintain a Session Border Controller (SBA)

Module 7: Extend Teams Phone with additional services

• Understand how Teams Phone interacts with other Microsoft services
• Configure/integrate third-party compliance recording solutions
• Configure/integrate third-party contact center solutions
• Design and register Voice Bots for custom solutions

Labs

Lab 01 – Prepare the lab environment

Exercise 1: Assign permissions and licenses

• Assign Teams Administrator role
• Validate licenses
• Add Domestic Calling Plan trial license
• Assign Calling Plan license to user

Exercise 2: Setup PowerShell for Teams administration

• Install the latest Teams PowerShell module

Lab 02 – Configure environment for Teams Voice usage

• Evaluate your network with Network Planner
• Use the Network Assessment Tool
• Configure Dynamic Emergency Calling
• Configure voice policies
• Prepare users for calling
• Configure audio conferencing

Network Planner Tasks

• Create Personas
• Create Networks and Sites
• Run Reports

Network Assessment Tool Tasks

• Install the tool
• Run connectivity check
• Interpret results
• Run quality check
• Interpret quality results

Configure Dynamic Emergency Calling – Tasks

• Add network region and sites
• Add trusted IP
• Add emergency address
• Map network to physical location
• Configure emergency policies

Voice Policies – Tasks

• Create dial plan
• Configure calling policies
• Configure call park policies
• Configure caller ID policies
• Configure inbound call blocking

Prepare Users – Tasks

• Order phone number
• Assign phone number
• Test calls

Audio Conferencing – Tasks

• Set default conferencing bridge
• Order new bridge number
• Configure conference bridge

Lab 03 – Expand Teams Voice using Direct Routing

Exercise 1: Configure lab for Direct Routing

• Identify public IP
• Retrieve lab number
• Run setup scripts
• Request public certificate
• Verify custom domain
• Assign domain to user

Exercise 2: Deploy the Session Border Controller

• Add SBC to tenant
• Upload root and lab certificates
• Configure SBC VM resources
• Configure DNS routing

Exercise 3: Configure the SBC

• Configure SIP interfaces
• Configure proxy sets
• Configure codec groups
• Configure IP profiles
• Configure SRTP
• Configure call rules
• Verify SBC connections

Exercise 4: Configure Teams for Direct Routing

• Create voice routing policy
• Assign voice routing policy
• Enable users for Direct Routing
• Translate numbers
• Configure ELIN
• Deploy location-based routing

Module 8: Manage meetings and events experiences

• Understand meetings and events in Teams
• Set up conference bridges
• Manage meeting policies
• Configure meeting settings
• Manage live events policies
• Configure live events settings
• Explain live events in Microsoft 365

Module 9: Configure and manage voice users

• Enable users for Teams Phone
• Enable users for Direct Routing
• Enable users for Teams Phone Mobile
• Enable additional calling features

Module 10: Configure auto attendants and call queues

• Design call flows
• Configure AA/CQ
• Deploy channel-based CQ
• Configure Resource Accounts
• Configure O365 Groups for voicemail
• Interpret routing modes & conference modes
• Configure holidays
• Configure custom music on hold

Module 11: Configure, deploy, and manage Teams devices

• Manage Microsoft Teams Phones
• Manage Microsoft Teams Room systems
• Manage MTR devices
• Manage Teams settings for Surface Hub
• Configure SIP Gateway
• Remote provisioning & sign-in
• Update Teams devices remotely
• Manage device tags

Module 12: Guided Project – Prepare meeting room experiences

• Create dynamic security group for room accounts
• Configure security to exclude room accounts from MFA
• Create room resource accounts
• Configure mailbox properties for room resource accounts
• Diagnose phone number assignment issues
• Troubleshoot Teams client issues
• Troubleshoot call failures and quality
• Use Call Quality Dashboard (CQD)
• Troubleshoot Direct Routing issues
• Monitor & troubleshoot Teams devices
• Troubleshoot Teams meetings & calling
• Troubleshoot Teams Room devices

Lab 04 – Manage your Teams Voice Environment

Exercise 1: Manage voice users

• Change call pickup settings
• Enable user for Direct Routing
• Configure call delegation
• Enable audio conferencing
• Assign dial-out policy

Exercise 2: Configure Call Queues and Auto Attendants

• Create a call queue
• Create auto attendant
• Configure channel-based CQ
• Forward CQ to voicemail when busy
• Explore conference mode
• Set holiday modes
• Import MP4 for custom hold music

Exercise 3: Manage Teams Devices

• Remote provisioning demo
• Create & enable Teams Room account
• Create resource account & mailbox
• Create device tags

Exercise 4: Monitor and Troubleshoot Teams Phone

• Run self-help diagnostics
• Break dial plan to test troubleshooting
• Review call health real-time stats
• Use 365 connectivity test tool
• Inspect PSTN usage reports
• Review call analytics
• Review Call Quality Dashboard

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 Duration: 16 Hours 

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Course Summary

This course introduces Microsoft 365, an integrated cloud platform that delivers industry-leading productivity apps along with intelligent cloud services and world-class security.

After completing this course, you will be able to:

• Describe cloud concepts
• Describe Microsoft 365 apps and services
• Describe security, compliance, privacy, and trust in Microsoft 365
• Describe Microsoft 365 pricing, licensing, and support

Prerequisites

• Basic familiarity with IT terms and concepts

Course Syllabus

Module 1: Describe cloud computing

• Define cloud computing
• Describe the shared responsibility model
• Define cloud models, including public, private, and hybrid
• Identify appropriate use cases for each cloud model
• Describe the consumption-based model
• Compare cloud pricing models

Module 2: Describe the benefits of using cloud services

• Describe the benefits of high availability and scalability in the cloud
• Describe the benefits of reliability and predictability in the cloud
• Describe the benefits of security and governance in the cloud
• Describe the benefits of manageability in the cloud

Module 3: Describe cloud service types

• Describe infrastructure as a service (IaaS)
• Describe platform as a service (PaaS)
• Describe software as a service (SaaS)
• Identify appropriate use cases for each cloud service (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS)

Module 4: What is Microsoft 365?

• Describe Microsoft 365 and Office 365
• Describe how Microsoft 365 empowers workers for hybrid and flexible work
• Describe how Microsoft 365 Copilot can unlock productivity and creativity
• Create a Microsoft 365 trial organization

Module 5: Describe productivity solutions of Microsoft 365

• Describe how Microsoft 365 can boost productivity
• Describe how Microsoft 365 apps help people craft compelling content in real time
• Describe how the work management tools optimize operations
• Describe additional Microsoft 365 productivity apps

Module 6: Describe collaboration solutions of Microsoft 365

• Describe how the collaboration tools of Microsoft 365 drives teamwork
• Describe how Microsoft Teams helps people communicate and collaborate to do their best work
• Describe how Microsoft Viva helps organizations create thriving work cultures
• Describe how Yammer communities can help foster connections within your organization

Module 7: Describe analytics capabilities of Microsoft 365

• Describe how Viva Insights helps people and organizations work smarter and achieve balance
• Describe the capabilities of the Microsoft 365 admin center and user portal
• Describe the reports available in the Microsoft 365 admin center and other admin centers

Module 8: Describe the services and identity types of Microsoft Entra ID

• Describe the core functionality of Microsoft Entra ID
• Describe the types of identities supported by Microsoft Entra ID
• Describe the concept of hybrid identity as supported by Microsoft Entra ID

Module 9: Describe the access management capabilities of Microsoft Entra

• Describe Conditional Access and its benefits
• Describe Azure AD roles and role-based access control (RBAC)

Module 10: Describe threat protection with Microsoft 365 Defender

• Describe the Microsoft 365 Defender service
• Describe how Microsoft 365 Defender provides integrated protection against sophisticated attacks
• Describe and explore the Microsoft 365 Defender portal

Module 11: Describe the compliance management capabilities in Microsoft Purview

• Explore the Microsoft Purview compliance portal
• Describe Compliance Manager
• Describe the use and benefits of compliance score

Module 12: Describe Microsoft’s Service Trust Portal and privacy capabilities

• Describe the offerings of the Service Trust Portal
• Describe Microsoft’s privacy principles
• Describe Microsoft Priva

Module 13: Describe Microsoft 365 pricing, licensing, and billing options

• Describe the pricing models available for Microsoft cloud services
• Describe billing management features such as billing frequency and methods of payment
• Describe the differences between base licensing and add-on licensing

Module 14: Describe the support offerings for Microsoft 365 services

• Describe the support offerings available for Microsoft 365 and how to create a support request
• Describe service level agreement (SLA) concepts
• Identify how to track service health through the Microsoft 365 admin center
• Describe how organizations can provide feedback on Microsoft 365 products and services

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