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E-grāmata: Microsoft Azure Infrastructure Services for Architects - Designing Cloud Solutions: Designing Cloud Solutions [Wiley Online]

  • Formāts: 448 pages
  • Izdošanas datums: 02-Dec-2019
  • Izdevniecība: Sybex Inc.,U.S.
  • ISBN-10: 1119596602
  • ISBN-13: 9781119596608
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  • Formāts: 448 pages
  • Izdošanas datums: 02-Dec-2019
  • Izdevniecība: Sybex Inc.,U.S.
  • ISBN-10: 1119596602
  • ISBN-13: 9781119596608
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An expert guide for IT administrators needing to create and manage a public cloud and virtual network using Microsoft Azure

With Microsoft Azure challenging Amazon Web Services (AWS) for market share, there has been no better time for IT professionals to broaden and expand their knowledge of Microsoft’s flagship virtualization and cloud computing service. Microsoft Azure Infrastructure Services for Architects: Designing Cloud Solutions helps readers develop the skills required to understand the capabilities of Microsoft Azure for Infrastructure Services and implement a public cloud to achieve full virtualization of data, both on and off premise. Microsoft Azure provides granular control in choosing core infrastructure components, enabling IT administrators to deploy new Windows Server and Linux virtual machines, adjust usage as requirements change, and scale to meet the infrastructure needs of their entire organization. 

This accurate, authoritative book covers topics including IaaS cost and options, customizing VM storage, enabling external connectivity to Azure virtual machines, extending Azure Active Directory, replicating and backing up to Azure, disaster recovery, and much more. New users and experienced professionals alike will:

  • Get expert guidance on understanding, evaluating, deploying, and maintaining Microsoft Azure environments from Microsoft MVP and technical specialist John Savill
  • Develop the skills to set up cloud-based virtual machines, deploy web servers, configure hosted data stores, and use other key Azure technologies
  • Understand how to design and implement serverless and hybrid solutions
  • Learn to use enterprise security guidelines for Azure deployment 

Offering the most up to date information and practical advice, Microsoft Azure Infrastructure Services for Architects: Designing Cloud Solutions is an essential resource for IT administrators, consultants and engineers responsible for learning, designing, implementing, managing, and maintaining Microsoft virtualization and cloud technologies.

Introduction xix
Chapter 1 The Cloud and Microsoft Azure Fundamentals
1(46)
The Evolution of the Datacenter
1(12)
Introducing the Cloud
2(2)
The Private Cloud and Virtualization
4(6)
Types of Service in the Cloud
10(3)
Microsoft Azure 101
13(17)
Microsoft Datacenters and Regions
14(10)
Microsoft Network
24(2)
Azure Resource Providers
26(4)
Getting Access to Microsoft Azure
30(7)
Free Azure Trials and Pay-as-You-Go
31(1)
Azure Benefits from Visual Studio Subscriptions
31(2)
Enterprise Enrollments for Azure
33(4)
Reserved Instances and Azure Hybrid Benefit
37(3)
Reserved Instances
37(2)
Azure Hybrid Benefit
39(1)
Increasing Azure Limits
40(1)
The Azure Portal
41(6)
Portal Basics
42(3)
Azure Portal Dashboards
45(2)
Chapter 2 Governance
47(48)
What Is Governance?
47(2)
Understanding Governance Requirements in Your Organization
49(3)
Azure Subscriptions and Management Groups
52(10)
Subscriptions
52(3)
Management Groups
55(7)
Resource Groups
62(1)
Role-Based Access Control
63(6)
Naming Conventions
69(1)
Using Tags
70(5)
Azure Policy
75(5)
Azure Templates
80(3)
Azure Blueprints
83(3)
Azure Resource Graph
86(2)
Cost Management
88(7)
Visibility
89(2)
Accountability
91(2)
Optimization
93(2)
Chapter 3 Identity
95(50)
The Importance of Identity
95(2)
A Brief Refresher on Active Directory
97(1)
Using Cloud Services, Federation and Cloud Authentication
98(5)
Federation
98(3)
Cloud Authentication and Authorization
101(2)
Azure Active Directory Fundamentals
103(42)
Azure AD SKUs
106(2)
Populating Azure AD
108(14)
Azure AD B2B
122(6)
Azure AD Authentication Options
128(9)
Azure AD Groups
137(1)
Azure AD Entitlements and Application Publishing
138(7)
Chapter 4 Identity Security and Extended Identity Services
145(26)
Azure AD Security
145(15)
Multi-Factor Authentication
145(4)
Password Policies
149(1)
Azure AD Conditional Access
150(3)
Azure AD Identity Protection
153(1)
Azure AD Log Inspection
154(2)
Azure AD Privileged Identity Management
156(2)
Azure Advanced Threat Protection
158(1)
Azure AD Application Proxy
158(2)
Azure AD B2C
160(2)
Active Directory in the Cloud
162(9)
Active Directory Site Configuration
163(1)
Placing a Domain Controller in Azure
164(3)
Azure AD Domain Services
167(4)
Chapter 5 Networking
171(42)
Connectivity
171(25)
Virtual Networks
171(3)
Adding a VM to a Virtual Network
174(1)
NIC IP Configurations
174(2)
Reserved IPs for VM
176(1)
Accelerated Networking
177(1)
Azure DNS Services and Configuration Options
177(1)
Connecting Virtual Networks
178(3)
Connectivity to Azure
181(12)
Azure Virtual WANs and ExpressRoute Global Reach
193(1)
PaaS VNet Integration
194(2)
Protection
196(6)
Network Security Groups and Application Security Groups
196(3)
Firewall Virtual Appliances
199(3)
Distributed Denial-of-Service Protection
202(1)
Delivery
202(8)
Intra-Region Load Balancing
203(3)
Inter-Region Load Balancing
206(4)
Monitoring
210(3)
Chapter 6 Storage
213(36)
Azure Storage Services
213(22)
Azure Storage Architecture
213(2)
Using Storage Accounts and Types of Replication
215(4)
Storage Account Keys
219(2)
Azure Storage Services
221(14)
Storage with Azure VMs
235(7)
VM Storage Basics
235(1)
Temporary Storage
236(1)
Managed Disks
237(5)
Bulk Data Options
242(1)
Azure Import/Export and Azure Data Box Disk
242(1)
Azure Data Box
242(1)
Azure Data Box Gateway and Data Box Edge
242(1)
Azure Database Offerings
243(6)
Azure SQL Database
243(3)
Azure Cosmos DB
246(3)
Chapter 7 Azure Compute
249(32)
Virtual Machines
249(17)
Fundamentals of IaaS
249(3)
Types of Virtual Machines
252(6)
Azure VM Agent and Extensions
258(2)
Boot Diagnostics
260(1)
Ephemeral OS Disks
261(1)
Proximity Placement Groups
262(1)
Virtual Machine Scale Sets
263(1)
Low-Priority VMs
264(1)
Azure Dedicated Host
264(1)
Windows Virtual Desktop
265(1)
VMware in Azure?
265(1)
Platform as a Service Offerings
266(15)
Containers
266(9)
Azure Application Services
275(3)
Azure Serverless Compute Services
278(3)
Chapter 8 Azure Stack
281(16)
Azure Stack Foundation
281(7)
Azure Stack 101
281(3)
Services Available on Azure Stack
284(1)
How to Buy Azure Stack
285(2)
When to Use Azure Stack
287(1)
Managing Azure Stack
288(8)
How to Interact with Azure Stack
288(2)
Marketplace Syndication
290(2)
Plans, Offers, and Subscriptions
292(2)
Updating Azure Stack
294(1)
Privileged Endpoint and Support Session Tokens
295(1)
Understanding Azure Stack HCI
296(1)
Chapter 9 Backup, High Availability, Disaster Recovery, and Migration
297(28)
Availability 101
297(8)
Distinguishing High Availability vs. Disaster Recovery vs. Backup
297(2)
Understanding Application Structure and Requirements
299(2)
Architecting for Multi-Region Application Deployments
301(4)
Backups in Azure
305(6)
Thinking About Backups
305(2)
Using Azure Backup
307(4)
High Availability in Azure
311(1)
Disaster Recovery in Azure
312(6)
On-Premises Disaster Recovery
313(1)
On Premises to Azure Disaster Recovery
314(3)
Azure to Azure
317(1)
Migrating Workloads to Azure
318(7)
Migration Benefits
319(1)
Migration Approaches
320(1)
Migration Phases
320(5)
Chapter 10 Monitoring and Security
325(34)
Azure Monitoring
325(25)
Why Monitor?
325(1)
Types of Telemetry in Azure
326(3)
Azure Monitor Fundamentals
329(5)
Azure Monitor Logs Fundamentals
334(7)
Alerting
341(9)
Security in Azure
350(9)
Advanced Threat Protection (ATP)
350(3)
Azure Security Center (ASC)
353(2)
Azure Sentinel
355(2)
Keeping Secrets with Azure Key Vault and Managed Identities
357(2)
Chapter 11 Managing Azure
359(40)
Command Line, Scripting, and Automation with Azure
359(24)
Using PowerShell with Azure
360(10)
Using the CLI with Azure
370(1)
Leveraging Azure Cloud Shell
371(5)
Automating with Azure Automation and Azure Functions
376(7)
Deploying Resources with ARM JSON Templates
383(10)
Everything Is JSON
383(3)
Anatomy of an ARM JSON Template
386(3)
Template Tips
389(4)
Additional Useful Technologies for Azure Management
393(6)
Azure Bastion Host
393(2)
Windows Admin Center
395(4)
Chapter 12 What to Do Next
399(16)
Understanding and Addressing Azure Barriers
399(9)
Building Trust
400(1)
Understanding Risks for Azure
400(8)
Why You Should Use Azure and Getting Started
408(7)
Understanding Azure's Place in the Market
408(3)
First Steps with Azure IaaS
411(4)
Index 415
John Savill is a technical specialist who focuses on Microsoft core infrastructure technologies including Microsoft Azure, Windows, and Hyper-V. An 11-time Microsoft MVP, an Azure Solutions Architect Expert and he is also ITIL certified and a CISSP. John has been working with Microsoft technologies for more than 25 years and was the creator of the highly popular NT FAQ website. The author of Mastering Windows Server 2016 Hyper-V and Mastering Microsoft Azure Infrastructure Services, he has a large library of courses on Pluralsight that are linked directly from Azure.com and regularly writes articles and whitepapers along with creating technology videos for his YouTube channel, http://onboardtoazure.com.
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