AZ-1007 – Deploy and administer Linux virtual machines on Azure

About the Course

In this course, you practice deploying and administering Linux virtual machines. The skills gained include creating and configuring workloads on virtual machines, accessing blob and file storage, monitoring and triggering alerts, and backing up virtual machines.

There are currently no scheduled sessions available for this course. However, feel free to contact us for more information or to inquire about upcoming sessions.

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Course Outline

1. Monitor your Azure virtual machines with Azure Monitor
• Monitoring for Azure VMs
• Monitor VM host data
• Use Metrics Explorer to view detailed host metrics
• Collect client performance counters by using VM insights
• Collect VM client event logs

2. Protect your virtual machines by using Azure Backup
• Azure Backup features and scenarios
• Back up an Azure virtual machine by using Azure Backup
• Restore virtual machine data

3. Implement access management for Azure resources
• Assign Azure roles
• Configure custom Azure roles
• Create and configure managed identities
• Access Azure resources with managed identities
• Analyze Azure role permissions
• Configure Azure Key Vault RBAC policies
• Retrieve objects from Azure Key Vault

4. Configure Azure Files
• Compare storage for file shares and blob data
• Manage Azure file shares
• Create file share snapshots
• Implement soft delete for Azure Files
• Use Azure Storage Explorer
• Consider Azure File Sync

5. Guided Project: Deploy and administer Linux virtual machines on Azure

Course Details

Pre-requisites

• Experience using the Azure portal and CLI to create resources.
• Familiarity with identity management and role-based access control.
• Experience creating and configuring Azure virtual machines.
• Working knowledge of administering operating systems based on the Linux kernel.

Target Audience

This course is designed for students who are performing Azure Administrator virtual machine workload tasks in their day-to-day job. This course is for students to bridge fundamental level skills and entry-level associate skills. This course applies to multiple IT roles, including infrastructure, storage, security, and monitoring.

Class Format

For online (live) format

There are currently no scheduled sessions available for this course. However, feel free to contact us for more information or to inquire about upcoming sessions.