AZ-104 AZURE DEVELOPER COMMUNITY BOOTCAMP

 Monitoring Azure Backup Azure Backup provides multiple backup solutions based on the backup requirement and infrastructure topology (On-premises vs Azure). Any backup user or admin should see what's going on across all solutions and can expect to be notified in important scenarios. This article details the monitoring and notification capabilities provided by Azure Backup service. Backup Items in Recovery Services vault You can monitor all your backup items via a Recovery Services vault. Navigating to the Backup Instances section in Backup center opens a view that provides a detailed list of all backup items of the given workload type, with information on the last backup status for each item, latest restore point available, and so on. Azure Backup Azure Backup is a service provided by Microsoft Azure to back up and restore our data over the Microsoft cloud. Azure Backup replaces our existing on-premises or off-site backup solution with a cloud-based solution that is reliable, secur

 What is a Azure virtual machine? Azure VMs are one of several types of on-demand, scalable computing resources that Azure offers. With VMs, you have total control over the configuration and can install anything you need to perform the work. You don't need to purchase physical hardware when you need to scale or extend your datacenter. Finally, Azure provides additional services to monitor, secure, and manage updates and patches to the OS. Azure Virtual machine will let us create and use virtual machines in the cloud as Infrastructure as a Service. We can use an image provided by Azure, or partner, or we can use our own to create the virtual machine. Virtual machines can be created and managed using: Azure Portal Azure PowerShell and ARM templates Azure CLI Client SDK's REST APIs Features and Capabilities Azure Virtual Machine Scale Sets Azure Virtual Machine Scale Sets  enable users to manage and scale up to thousands of virtual machines on both Windows and Linux platforms. Cus

 What is Azure Load Balancer? The load balancer is used to distribute the incoming traffic to the pool of virtual machines. It stops routing the traffic to a failed virtual machine in the pool. In this way, we can make our application resilient to any software or hardware failures in that pool of virtual machines. Microsoft Azure, formerly called Windows Azure, is the public cloud computing platform from Microsoft. Azure offers a range of cloud services for computer, networking, analytics, and storage. Features of Azure load balancer Load Balancing:  Azure load balancer uses a 5-tuple hash composed of source IP, source port, destination IP, destination port, and protocol. We can configure a load balancing role within the load balancer in such a way based on the source port and source IP address from where the traffic is originating. Port forwarding:  Load balancer also has port forwarding capability if we have a pool of web servers, and we don't want to associate public IP address

Introduction Azure Tables Azure Tables are structured, schema-less NoSQL data stores in the cloud. Tables are commonly used to store flexible datasets such as user data for a web application and other kinds of metadata. In addition to Tables, Microsoft has other database offerings such as their premium NoSQL  Cosmos DB  as well as many others  SQL and NoSQL solutions. The differences between Azure Tables and Azure Cosmos DB are outlined .   What is Azure Storage Tables?   They are a NoSQL key-value store for rapid development using massive semi-structured datasets Azure Storage Tables as key-value data set that you can query vs. Azure Storage Blobs which are typically files. # Getting Started Go ahead and open the Azure Portal and click  Create a Resource  and select  Azure Storage . We'll keep it simple as shown below to get started. Once complete, go into the resource and look under  Services . Go ahead and click on  Tables  and you could create a new table through the portal as

  AZ-104: Microsoft Azure Administrator I attended #Day1 and #Day2 of Bootcamp by Azure Developer Community in collaboration with Whizlabs. It was a wonderful session, hosted by Saurav Raghuvanshi and Aditi Sood. I got to Learn a lot about the importance and role of AZ-104 in every domain. Got a clear overview of AZ-104 and this Bootcamp benefit. I am joyful to be a part of it. As it was the Day-2 of the boot camp I learned a lot of things from this Informative session: * Governance and Compliance: *    Managing Subscriptions, Tagging resources, Azure Policy, Using Management groups, ADD, Remove and Update tags and many more. *Role-Based Access Control:*   Understanding roles in azure, Creating custom roles, List AD roles, etc. *Identity:*    Introduction section, Conceptualizing azure AD, Managing tenants and so on. Speaker: Ilyas F( Microsoft MVP| Senior Program Manager| Startup Manager) Benefits for the participants: 1. Community Support 2. Hands-on Training 3. Live Mentor Inter