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Managing Azure Workloads
It is common nowadays for applications and platforms to span multiple servers, service instances, languages, and even technologies. Keeping the proper workload distribution to provide for the desired performance of your Azure service is a challenge. This courses four modules will look at some of the tools that Microsoft provides to address this challenge.
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About This Course
Managing Azure Workloads will help the IT professional understand some of the tools that can be used to manage Azure workloads.
The course starts by looking at Log Analytics. Log Analytics is a service in Operations Management Suite (OMS) that helps you collect and analyze data generated by resources in your cloud and on-premises environments. It gives you real-time insights using integrated search and custom dashboards to readily analyze millions of records across all your workloads and servers regardless of their physical location.
Next, we look at how to implement Operational Insights. Collect all your information together in a single view for actionable insight. You will see how to collect, store and analyze log data from virtually any Windows Server and Linux source. This data analysis capability will allow for the resolving of incidents faster with flexible search, and customizable alerts.
Module three looks at how to deploy the new Nano server based on Windows Server 2016 in Azure.
We end up in Module 4 with an overview of Azure billing and, subscription management.
Requirements
Learners should have a general understanding of cloud computing including services and usage models.
Learners should have a good foundation in accessing and using simple Windows PowerShell commands.
Learners should have a basic understanding of Azure services and components, including Azure PowerShell.
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In an increasingly digital world,
people, not technology, will disrupt the status quo. In pursuit of their digital
goals, CIOs say the most common barrier is a shortage of
talent with the right skills.
As an IT pro or developer working amid the churn of
digital transformation, you will be asked to do things differently. You’ll need
deep skills, expertise, and confidence to implement meaningful technical
solutions that meet advanced customer needs. Microsoft Azure is a platform with
enormous potential and is also flexible enough to meet and extend customers’
existing infrastructure, enabling hybrid and open source solutions. Now you can
build freely and deploy anywhere with a cloud you can trust.