Sessions

1. 1Course orientation and the system we will buildimplemented
2. 2Cloud responsibility: on-premises, IaaS, PaaS, and SaaSimplemented
3. 3How Azure organizes resourcesimplemented
4. 4Regions, availability zones, resilience, scalability, and elasticityplanned
5. 5Cost fundamentals, budgets, and cleanup disciplineplanned
6. 6Run the application locally and establish the baselineplanned
7. 7Deploy the application to an Azure virtual machineplanned
8. 8Host the .NET application with IIS on the VMplanned
9. 9Measure the management burden introduced by IaaSplanned
10. 10Deploy the same application to Azure App Serviceplanned
11. 11Compare VM hosting with PaaS hostingplanned
12. 12Scale up, scale out, health checks, and deployment slotsplanned
13. 13Containerize the applicationplanned
14. 14Deploy with Azure Container Appsplanned
15. 15Place AKS in the compute decision mapplanned
16. 16Add an Azure Functions background taskplanned
17. 17Choose a compute model for the workloadplanned
18. 18Follow a request from the user to the applicationplanned
19. 19IP addresses, ports, protocols, and traffic flowplanned
20. 20Azure virtual networks and address spacesplanned
21. 21Subnets and workload separationplanned
22. 22Network Security Groupsplanned
23. 23Routes and route tablesplanned
24. 24Azure DNS and name resolutionplanned
25. 25Public endpoints versus private connectivityplanned
26. 26Service endpointsplanned
27. 27Private endpoints and Azure Private Linkplanned
28. 28VNet integration for App Serviceplanned
29. 29VNet peeringplanned
30. 30Load Balancer, Application Gateway, and Azure Front Doorplanned
31. 31Web Application Firewallplanned
32. 32VPN, hybrid connectivity, and ExpressRoute foundationsplanned
33. 33Diagnose a broken network pathplanned
34. 34Storage accounts and storage architectureplanned
35. 35Blob, Files, Queues, Tables, and managed disksplanned
36. 36Storage redundancy and access tiersplanned
37. 37Add Blob Storage to the applicationplanned
38. 38Add Azure SQL Databaseplanned
39. 39Managed database versus a database hosted on a VMplanned
40. 40Backups, retention, point-in-time restore, and recoveryplanned
41. 41Secure database and storage connectivityplanned
42. 42Microsoft Entra ID foundationsplanned
43. 43Authentication versus authorizationplanned
44. 44Azure role-based access controlplanned
45. 45Users, groups, service principals, and workload identitiesplanned
46. 46Least privilege in practiceplanned
47. 47Azure Key Vaultplanned
48. 48Managed identitiesplanned
49. 49Replace a connection-string secret with managed identityplanned
50. 50Certificates and environment-specific configurationplanned
51. 51Azure Monitorplanned
52. 52Application Insightsplanned
53. 53Log Analyticsplanned
54. 54Metrics, logs, traces, and eventsplanned
55. 55Correlation IDs and distributed request tracingplanned
56. 56Alerts, dashboards, and action groupsplanned
57. 57Health checks and availability testsplanned
58. 58Basic KQLplanned
59. 59Introduce and diagnose an application failureplanned
60. 60Introduce and diagnose an infrastructure failureplanned
61. 61Operational runbooks and incident responseplanned
62. 62Azure CLI fundamentalsplanned
63. 63Idempotence and repeatabilityplanned
64. 64Bicep fundamentalsplanned
65. 65Parameters, modules, outputs, and dependenciesplanned
66. 66Recreate the course environment with Bicepplanned
67. 67Development, test, and production configurationplanned
68. 68CI/CD deploymentplanned
69. 69Deployment validation and rollbackplanned
70. 70Infrastructure drift and configuration consistencyplanned
71. 71Tags and naming conventionsplanned
72. 72Resource locksplanned
73. 73Azure Policyplanned
74. 74Defender for Cloudplanned
75. 75Security posture and audit visibilityplanned
76. 76Budgets and cost alertsplanned
77. 77Rightsizing and removing wasteplanned
78. 78Quotas, limits, and capacityplanned
79. 79Shared responsibility revisitedplanned
80. 80Threat-model the completed workloadplanned
81. 81High availability versus disaster recoveryplanned
82. 82Redundancy and fault domainsplanned
83. 83Retry, timeout, and circuit-breaker conceptsplanned
84. 84Autoscalingplanned
85. 85Backup and restoreplanned
86. 86Recovery point and recovery time objectivesplanned
87. 87Regional failure and failover conceptsplanned
88. 88Conduct a recovery exerciseplanned
89. 89Confirm recovery instead of assuming it worksplanned
90. 90Introduction to the Azure Well-Architected Frameworkplanned
91. 91Reliability reviewplanned
92. 92Security reviewplanned
93. 93Cost Optimization reviewplanned
94. 94Operational Excellence reviewplanned
95. 95Performance Efficiency reviewplanned
96. 96Tradeoffs among the five pillarsplanned
97. 97Final architecture reviewplanned
98. 98Final capstone and cleanupplanned