Understand the principle of least privilege, know when to use privileged access workstations, and be able to identify built-in privileged accounts.

Explore considerations and review the planning of transitioning to modern management, focusing on migration and newly provisioned devices.

Explore considerations and review the planning of transitioning to modern management, focusing on migration and newly provisioned devices.

This module introduces you to GitHub Projects, GitHub Project Boards and Azure Boards. It explores ways to link Azure Boards and GitHub, configure GitHub Projects and Project views, and manage work with GitHub Projects.

In this module, you learn about the core Kubernetes infrastructure components, including control plane nodes, node pools, and workload resources such as pods, deployments, and sets.

Learn how to assess existing physical and virtual desktop environments and plan for Azure Virtual Desktop client deployments. This learning path aligns with exam AZ-140: Configuring and Operating Microsoft Azure Virtual Desktop.

Examines how to plan and implement a hybrid deployment using the Hybrid Configuration Wizard, including configuration options, Organization Configuration Transfer, the Hybrid Agent, mail flow options, and implementation best practices.

Learn the best practices for deploying and managing Azure Stack Hub to help mitigate data loss. This module prepares you for Exam AZ-600: Configuring and Operating a Hybrid Cloud with Microsoft Azure Stack Hub.

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.

Learn how to plan and deploy Microsoft Teams to your organization, including different Teams admin roles, available management tools, and processes to roll out Teams. Understand required licensing and how to deploy Teams clients.

You'll be able to describe Azure compute and storage in relation to Azure VMs, and deploy Azure VMs by using the Azure portal, Azure CLI, or templates.

Enterprise app deployment enables control over which users can access the apps, easily log into apps with single-sign-on, and provide integrated usage reports.