- Module 1: Learn how to create Azure users and groups in Azure Active Directory.
- Add users to Azure Active Directory.
- Manage app and resource access by using Azure Active Directory groups.
- Give guest users access in Azure Active Directory business to business (B2B).
- Module 2: Manage users and groups in Azure Active Directory
- Learn the difference between Azure AD and Windows Server Active Directory
- Understand tenants, subscriptions, and users
- Create a new Azure Active Directory
- Add users and groups to an Azure AD
- Manage roles in an Azure AD
- Learn how to create a hybrid identity solution with Azure AD Connect
- Module 3: Learn how to allow users to reset their password with Azure Active Directory self-service password reset.
- Decide whether to implement self-service password reset.
- Implement self-service password reset to meet your requirements.
- Configure self-service password reset to customize the experience.
- Module 4: Learn how to assign management access to a subscription by using Azure role-based access control.
- Identify the appropriate role to assign to an employee.
- Identify scenarios where the Global Administrator for Azure Active Directory might need to temporarily elevate their access in Azure.
- Grant the employee management access to a subscription.
- Module 5: Learn how to use Azure role-based access control to effectively manage your team’s access to Azure resources.
- Verify access to resources for yourself and others
- Grant access to resources
- View activity logs of Azure RBAC changes
- Module 6: Learn how to create custom roles for Azure resources with role-based access control (RBAC).
- Identify role definition structure and properties
- Create and manage an Azure custom role for resource access management
- Module 7: Use Azure Resource Manager to organize resources, enforce standards, and protect critical assets from deletion.
- Use resource groups to organize Azure resources
- Use tags to organize resources
- Apply policies to enforce standards in your Azure environments
- Use resource locks to protect critical Azure resources from accidental deletion
- Module 8: Migration to the cloud presents new ways to think about your IT expenses. This module teaches you about the factors that influence cost and tools you can use to help estimate and manage your cloud spend. Prepare for AZ-900.
- Use the Total Cost of Ownership Calculator to compare your current datacenter costs to running the same workloads on Azure.
- Describe the different ways you can purchase Azure products and services.
- Use the Pricing calculator to estimate the monthly cost of running your cloud workloads.
- Define some of the major factors that affect total cost and apply recommended practices to minimize cost.
- Module 9: Learn how to use cost analysis to understand how your costs accrue each month.
- Set up your organization for success when using Cost Management
- Analyze costs on a subscription using cost analysis
- Create your first Azure budget based on your analysis
- Module 10: Learn how to identify Azure resources you can move, and how to move them to a new resource group.
- Identify whether you can move resources
- Move resources to another resource group
- Module 11: Learn how to manage device identity by using Azure AD join and Enterprise State Roaming.
- Describe options to manage device identities in Azure AD
- Configure Azure AD join to manage device identities
- Configure Enterprise State Roaming to reduce the time that users need to configure a new device
- Module 12: Learn how to add custom domain name to Azure Active Directory.
- Add a custom domain name in Azure Active Directory
- Identify the common issues when verifying the custom domain name
- Module 13: Use the advanced detection and remediation of identity-based threats to protect your Azure Active Directory identities and applications from compromise.
- Describe the features of Azure Active Directory Identity Protection.
- Describe the investigation and remediation features of Azure Active Directory Identity Protection.
- Module 14: Learn how to use multi-factor authentication with Azure AD to harden your user accounts.
- Learn about Azure AD Multi-Factor Authentication (Azure AD MFA)
- Create a plan to deploy Azure AD MFA
- Turn on Azure AD MFA for users and specific apps
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