Learn about the environment for a Teams deployment, including configuring access for external users, implementing security and compliance for Teams, and network requirements.

In this module, we will focus on using Microsoft Defender for Cloud to streamline regulatory compliance by identifying and addressing issues that hinder meeting compliance standards and certifications.

This module provides three practical lessons managers can take to cultivate psychological safety on their teams. It also teaches managers how to use Copilot to help them practice these lessons.

Students will examine application management methods using on-premises and cloud-based solutions.

Learn about the network requirements for Microsoft Teams and associated settings, including Network Planner, Quality of Service (QoS), configuration for location-enhanced reports, and Microsoft 365 network connectivity test tool.

Incidents will happen—there's no doubt about that. The key question is whether you will treat them as a learning opportunity to make your operations practice better or just as a loss of time, money, and reputation. Learn the practice and the Azure tools that can help level up your operations practice by learning from failure.

In this module, you'll prepare your Microsoft 365 developer tenant to be ready for the usage of Microsoft Teams Rooms. You'll create the tenant from scratch, change security related settings, and prepare Microsoft Teams Rooms specific tasks.

After completing this learning path, you'll know how to implement identity in Azure. You'll be able to extend an existing on-premises Active Directory identity service into Azure.

Explore the first two capabilities in the DevOps taxonomy, Continuous Planning and Continuous Integration.

Configure hardware and server resources for optimum performance after establishing a baseline. Identify sources of performance problems. Troubleshoot using Azure SQL Intelligent Insights.

This learning path prepares you for the task of migrating SQL Server workloads to Azure SQL.

In this module, you practice storing business data securely by using Azure Blob Storage and Azure Files. The lab combines both learning and hands-on practice.

This module explains how to use arrays and hash tables in Windows PowerShell scripts.

This module explains what Azure DNS does, how it works, and when you should choose to use Azure DNS as a solution to meet your organization's needs.

Learn how to plan for FSLogix, configure Cloud Cache, and implement OneDrive for Business for a multi-session environment. This learning path aligns with exam AZ-140: Configuring and Operating Microsoft Azure Virtual Desktop.

This learning path takes you through the four main phases of threat modeling, explains the differences between each data-flow diagram element, walks you through the threat modeling framework, recommends different tools and gives you a step-by-step guide on creating proper data-flow diagrams.

Microsoft provides many templates in Microsoft Power Platform that administrators can use to enforce governance policies and increase visibility of assets that are being created within a customer's tenant. This module will identify some existing templates that you can use to provide administrators with greater visibility.

Build a basic service consisting of an Express.js-based web service with Microsoft Azure Database for PostgreSQL providing its persistent data store, and managed by a front-end Next.js management web app.

This module explains the structure of the namespaces that contain classes and also how to query instances of a class. It covers how to query remote computers by using ad-hoc connections and CIM sessions.

This learning path explains the purpose and use of the PowerShell pipeline and use the pipeline to sort, filter, enumerate and display output data for PowerShell cmdlets. It also explains how to pass pipeline objects.

This module focuses on using Microsoft Purview for compliance management with Microsoft Copilot for Microsoft 365. You'll learn how to handle compliance aspects of Copilot's AI functionalities through Purview.

Streamline the installation and maintenance of software on your computer by using Windows Package Manager. Explain the front-end components and commands, the Windows Package Manager repository, and how to contribute to the repository.

Examines how to manage user roles using built-in role assignment policies and management role assignment policies, and how to create new roles, role assignments, and scopes.

This learning path helps students plan for file backup and recovery. Students will learn how to plan and configure data protection strategies and how to perform various file and system recovery methods.