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This entry-level Microsoft Azure Administrator training prepares Azure administrators to take the AZ-104 exam, which is the one required exam to earn the Microsoft Certified Azure Administrator Associate certification.

If your organization uses Microsoft Azure, you’re probably already well familiar with the security and compliance offerings, or the open source language and framework support, or the integration with hybrid, on-premise, and multi-cloud environments. But the strengths of Microsoft’s package of cloud solutions aren’t always accessible out-of-the-box. Any organization that moves its applications support, data management or networks to the cloud needs trained and certified Azure administrators. The AZ-104 certifying exam is one of the most recent additions to the family of certifications that set an administrator apart as an expert in implementing, managing and monitoring Azure services, and this training will prepare you for passing it.

For anyone who leads an IT team, this Microsoft training can be used for AZ-104 exam prep, onboarding new Azure administrators, individual or team training plans, or as a Microsoft reference resource.

This Microsoft Certified Azure Administrator Associate training covers AZ-104 Azure exam objectives, including these topics:

• Configuring and managing resource locks, resource policies, and resource groups
• Configuring access to Azure with role-based access control (RBAC) policies and roles
• Importing and exporting data with Azure job, blob storage, and CDN endpoints
• Configuring Azure File Sync, file shares, and sync groups
• Creating Windows and Linux virtual machines (VMs) with high availability and networking
• Configuring VNET, Azure DNS, Network Security Group (NSG), and Azure load balancer
• Managing Azure Active Directory (AD) including objects (users, groups, and devices)
• Implementing multi-factor authentication (MFA)

This Azure Administrator training is considered professional-level Microsoft training, which means it was designed for Azure administrators. This Azure skills course is valuable for new IT professionals with at least a year of experience with Azure services and experienced Azure administrators looking to validate their Microsoft skills.

New or aspiring Azure administrators. This AZ-104 training is a great target for new or aspiring Azure administrators to aim for if you know — or suspect — that a mastery of Microsoft products in particular could secure you a job. If your organization makes use of the Azure suite of products, there’s no reason not to become familiar to the point of an expert with their use. That’s just what you’ll get with this Azure Administrator Associate training, preparing you for a career administering Azure networks.

Experienced Azure administrators. A candidate for the Microsoft Certified Azure Administrator Associate certification should have at least six months of hands-on experience administering Azure. What that means for experienced Azure administrators without an associate-level certification yet is that you’re probably ready to take a shot at the exam. But in case there are aspects of the cloud administration suite of products you’re unfamiliar with, start with our training and be fully prepared for the AZ-104.

Manage Subscriptions and Governance

1. Introducing Azure Subscriptions and Governance

2 mins

2. Managing and Administering Subscriptions

13 mins

3. Exploring Cost Reports

7 mins

4. Understanding Resource Groups

9 mins

5. Implementing Tags

8 mins

6. Using Azure Policies

12 mins

7. Implementing Resource Locks

6 mins

Analyze Resource Utilization and Consumption with Azure

1. Azure Resource Diagnostics Overview

5 mins

2. Configuring Resource Diagnostics in the Azure Portal

6 mins

3. Configuring Resource Diagnostics with PowerShell

4 mins

4. Configuring Resource Diagnostics with the Azure CLI

4 mins

5. Resource Baselines

8 mins

6. Resource Baseline Automation

3 mins

7. Creating and Testing Alerts

6 mins

8. Azure Resource Metrics

5 mins

9. Managing Costs in Azure

5 mins

10. Creating Budgets and Getting Advice

3 mins

11. Introducing Log Analytics

4 mins

12. Collecting Data with Log Analytics

4 mins

13. Querying Log Analytics

7 mins

14. Log Analytics Alert Rules

3 mins

15. Configuring Diagnostics Lab

6 mins

16. Configuring Log Analytics Lab

8 mins

17. Queries and Alerts Lab

9 mins

Manage Resource Groups with Azure

1. What is a Resource Group?

5 mins

2. Resource Groups Demo

8 mins

3. Moving Resources

8 mins

4. Creating, Locking, and Moving Resource Groups Demo

13 mins

5. Applying Resource Group Tags to Resources

6 mins

Create, Configure, and Secure Storage Accounts in Azure

1. Introducing Azure Storage Accounts

2 mins

2. Getting Started with Azure Storage

19 mins

3. Secure: Maintain Access Keys

7 mins

4. Secure: Shared Access Signatures

7 mins

5. Secure: Azure Active Directory and RBAC

9 mins

6. Accessing and Mounting Azure File Shares

11 mins

7. Configure Storage Account Redundancy

10 mins

8. Configure Blob Object Replication

9 mins

9. Configure Blob Access Tiers

9 mins

10. Understand Azure Blob Lifecycle Management

4 mins

11. Summarizing Azure Storage Accounts

1 min

Import and Export Data to Azure

1. Moving Your Data to the Cloud

7 mins

2. Creating Azure Job Exports and Imports

6 mins

3. Using Azure Data Box

7 mins

4. Azure CDN Overview

5 mins

5. Configuring Azure CDN Endpoints

8 mins

Configure Azure Files

1. Creating an Azure File Share

6 mins

2. Azure File Sync Overview

5 mins

3. Setting up Azure File Sync

8 mins

4. Troubleshooting Azure File Sync with Monitoring and Health

4 mins

5. Troubleshooting the Azure File Sync Server

5 mins

6. Azure File Share Lab

6 mins

7. Azure File Sync Lab

7 mins

Implement Backup and Recovery

1. Introducing Azure Backup and Recovery Solutions

2 mins

2. RTOs and RPOs

15 mins

3. The Recovery Services Vault

16 mins

4. The Backup Vault

10 mins

5. Taking Local Backups with MARS

10 mins

6. Restoring Data from Azure Services

11 mins

Create and Configure a VM for Windows and Linux

1. Creating Virtual Machines

10 mins

2. Configuring Availability Sets

6 mins

3. Configuring Availability Zones

4 mins

4. Configuring Virtual Machine Networking

8 mins

5. Configuring Virtual Machine Storage

6 mins

6. Monitoring Virtual Machines

5 mins

7. Virtual Machine Scale Sets

3 mins

8. Configuring Virtual Machine Scale Sets

7 mins

9. Creating a Windows Virtual Machine Lab

7 mins

10. Creating a Linux Virtual Machine Lab

8 mins

11. Creating a VM Scale Set Lab

8 mins

Automate Virtual Machine Deployment

1. What is an ARM Template?

5 mins

2. ARM Template Structure

7 mins

3. Creating and Editing ARM Templates

7 mins

4. Deploying an ARM Template in the Portal

3 mins

5. Deploying an ARM Template with Powershell

4 mins

6. Editing and Redeploying an ARM Template

4 mins

7. Configuring a VHD Template

5 mins

8. Editing and Deploying an ARM Template in the Azure Portal Lab

4 mins

9. Editing and Deploying an ARM Template with PowerShell and GitHub Lab

12 mins

Manage Azure Virtual Machines

1. Adding Multiple NICs to an Azure Virtual Machine (VM)

7 mins

2. Adding Disks to an Azure VM

5 mins

3. Deploying VM Extensions

4 mins

4. Automating EVERYTHING with PowerShell DSC

5 mins

5. Deploying PowerShell DSC in Azure

8 mins

6. Using Azure Automation with PowerShell DSC

7 mins

7. Resizing Your VMs

6 mins

8. Moving Resources to new Resource Groups and Subscriptions

7 mins

9. Redeploying VMs

3 mins

10. Managing your VM Lab

13 mins

Manage Virtual Machine Backups

1. Virtual Machine (VM) Backup Overview

4 mins

2. Backing Up a VM Using the Portal

4 mins

3. Backing Up a VM Using PowerShell

5 mins

4. Restoring a VM

8 mins

5. Backing Up and Restoring a VM Lab

7 mins

Evaluate and Perform Server Migration with Azure

1. Identifying a Cloud Migration Strategy

6 mins

2. Deploying Azure Migrate to vCenter

9 mins

3. Assessing Azure Migrate Results

4 mins

4. Introducing Azure Site Recovery

5 mins

5. Preparing Azure for Migration

6 mins

6. Preparing VMWare VMs for Migration

2 mins

7. Configuring Sources in Site Recovery

9 mins

8. Configuring Targets in Site Recovery

1 min

9. Configuring and Enabling Replication

6 mins

10. Migrating Your VMWare Workloads

6 mins

11. Moving an Azure VM to Another Region

7 mins

12. Migrating SQL Databases to PaaS

5 mins

13. Syncing and Migrating File Shares to Azure

4 mins

14. Deploying Azure File Shares

3 mins

15. Assessing Azure File Sync Readiness

4 mins

16. Deploying Azure File Sync

8 mins

Create and Configure Azure Container Services

1. Introduction to Microsoft Azure Container Services

4 mins

2. Create Microsoft Azure Container Group via Azure Portal

11 mins

3. Scaling Microsoft Azure Container Groups with Traffic Manager

6 mins

4. Understanding Microsoft Azure Kubernetes (AKS) Networking Models

7 mins

5. Upgrade Microsoft Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) Clusters with Azure CLI

9 mins

6. Configure Storage for Microsoft Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)

13 mins

7. Configure Scaling for Microsoft Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)

5 mins

Azure App Services

1. Understanding PaaS and its Benefits

5 mins

2. Introducing App Services

4 mins

3. Introducing App Service Plans

8 mins

4. Creating a Free Web App

10 mins

5. Deploying Code to Azure

6 mins

6. Scaling Web Apps

4 mins

7. Scaling Applications with AutoScaling

7 mins

8. App Settings

8 mins

9. Custom Domains and SSL/TLS

5 mins

10. Deployment Slots

6 mins

11. Developing for Deployment Slots

10 mins

12. Controlling Access to Web Apps with Third-Party Authentication

3 mins

13. Monitoring Web Apps

5 mins

14. Configuring Access to Private Resources

3 mins

15. Content Delivery Networks

5 mins

16. CDN Profiles

8 mins

17. CDNs and Dynamic Content

6 mins

18. Automation and Workflows with Logic Apps

12 mins

19. Custom Serverless Code Deployments with Function Apps

2 mins

20. Deploying a Basic Function App

7 mins

21. Distributed Messaging with Azure Service Bus

4 mins

22. Deploying an Azure Service Bus

4 mins

23. Developing Applications to Send Service Bus Messages

6 mins

24. Developing Applications to Receive Service Bus Messages

5 mins

Advanced Virtual Networking with Azure

1. Remote Connectivity to Azure

8 mins

2. Implementing a Site-to-Site VPN

11 mins

3. Point-to-Site VPN

12 mins

4. ExpressRoute

5 mins

5. Introducing the Network Load Balancer

3 mins

6. NLB Health Probes

2 mins

7. NLB Distribution Rules

2 mins

8. Deploying a Network Load Balancer

9 mins

9. Application Gateway

9 mins

10. Load Balancing the Load Balancers with Azure Traffic Manager

6 mins

11. Implementing Azure Traffic Manager

8 mins

12. Monitoring and Troubleshooting Network Connectivity

8 mins

Secure Identities with Azure

1. Understanding Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)

5 mins

2. Azure MFA Options

4 mins

3. Enabling and Enforcing MFA for Users

3 mins

4. Configuring MFA for Users

5 mins

5. Managing MFA

4 mins

6. Role-Based Access Controls

7 mins

7. Roles and Scope

7 mins

8. Built-In Roles

7 mins

9. Custom Roles

7 mins

10. Deploying Custom Roles

7 mins

11. Auditing RBAC Changes

2 mins

12. Privileged Identities

5 mins

13. Enabling PIM

3 mins

14. Enabling Just-In-Time Access and Privileges

4 mins

15. Enabling Time-Bound Access

3 mins

16. Enabling PIM Approval Process

2 mins

Implement and Manage Azure Virtual Networking

1. Introducing the VNets!

2 mins

2. How VNets Work

10 mins

3. Create VNets and Subnets

10 mins

4. Create VNet Peerings

8 mins

5. Public and Private IP Addressing

8 mins

6. Create Static Routes (aka User Defined Routes)

6 mins

7. Create Service Endpoints

8 mins

8. Create Private Endpoints

6 mins

9. Understand Connection Monitor

7 mins

10. Summarizing Azure Virtual Networking

1 min

Name Resolution Configuration with Azure

1. Introducing Azure Name Resolution

1 min

2. Scenario 1: Azure Hosted Resolution

5 mins

3. Azure Hosted Name Resolution

4 mins

4. Scenario 2: Local Domain Resolution in Azure

2 mins

5. Configuring Local Name Resolution

5 mins

6. Scenario 3: Local Resolution with Multiple VNets

3 mins

7. Conditional Forwarding for Azure Resolution

6 mins

8. Summarizing Azure Name Resolution

1 min

Secure Azure Virtual Networks

1. Securing Azure Virtual Networks

1 min

2. Network Security Group

6 mins

3. Configuring and Verifying NSGs

9 mins

4. Azure Bastion

5 mins

5. Describing Azure Firewall

2 mins

6. Implementing Azure Firewall

10 mins

7. Summarizing Azure VNet Security

1 min

Manage Azure Active Directory Objects

1. Introducing Azure AD

1 min

2. Creating Users and Groups

8 mins

3. Creating Guest Users

2 mins

4. Setting User and Group Properties

2 mins

5. Performing Bulk User Updates

4 mins

6. Configuring Self-Service Password Reset

1 min

7. Configuring Azure AD Join and Device Settings

3 mins

8. Register Your Apps in Azure AD

4 mins

9. Summarizing Azure AD

1 min

 

Yes, for certain cloud and network administrators, the Microsoft Azure Administrator is worth it — but it’s not worth it for everyone. Administrators who have several months of experience with Azure and are looking for a qualification that proves their familiarity with PowerShell, Azure CLI, and other Azure management tools will find Microsoft Azure Administrator worth it. But administrators who don’t work with Microsoft Azure won’t find it worth it for their jobs.

The Microsoft Azure Administrator costs $165. Earning the Microsoft Azure Administrator certification costs a total of $165 because AZ-104 is the only exam you need to pass in order to earn it. There are no prerequisites or additional costs to earning the Microsoft Azure Administrator, but you may want to take a course that helps you prepare for it since you don’t get a refund if you can’t pass it.

No, the Microsoft Azure Administrator is easy for most administrators with a few months of experience with Azure administration tools. If you’ve been administering an Azure network for several months and have worked on different tasks and responsibilities, passing the Microsoft Azure Administrator won’t be difficult. However, maybe you’ve been narrowly focused or don’t have time with Azure — with a little training, you can make sure the exam is easy.

Yes, the Microsoft Azure Administrator does expire — after just one year. All of Microsoft’s associate-level role-based certifications expire after one year, and the Microsoft Azure Administrator will only remain valid for one year from the date you pass the exam. The only way to renew your Microsoft Azure Administrator before it expires is by taking Microsoft’s special certification renewal exam.

You should study for the Microsoft Azure Administrator with a course that’s specially designed for passing the AZ-104. The Microsoft Azure Administrator isn’t a difficult certification, but since passing depends on knowing all the ways that Microsoft wants you to answer, be sure you study with a course that’s designed with the exam in mind. Plus, you should study for the Microsoft Azure Administrator with a course that supplies you with practice exams.