Designing for High Availability on Microsoft Azure
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With the Azure Cloud platform always expanding, there is no question why so many organizations are interested in extending their environment to Azure. This course will explain how to provide highly available applications using Azure Cloud services.
High availability is always of great concern for any IT administrator, whether it is on-premises or using cloud services.
In this course, Designing for High Availability on Microsoft Azure, you will learn foundational knowledge of high availability using different services in Azure.
First, you will discover the Azure global infrastructure.
Next, you will learn how Azure storage replication works.
Finally, you will explore resiliency within the Azure App Service.
When you’re finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge of Azure Cloud services needed to provide high availability to your organization.
Author Name: Jean Francois Landry
Author Description:
Working in the IT field for the last 15 years, Jean-Francois has been exchanging roles. From Systems Administrator to teaching Microsoft Official Curriculum courses as a MCT (Microsoft Certified Trainer) as well as a consultant providing solutions to challenging IT projects. Jean-Francois also faced IT challenges in the world of Linux, Citrix, Hyper-V, VMware, Azure and AWS. Some certifications: Microsoft Certified Professional Microsoft® Certified IT Professional: Microsoft® Certified Sol… more
Table of Contents
- Course Overview
0mins - Designing for Azure High Availability
18mins - Designing for Azure Autoscale
27mins - Designing for Storage High Availability
28mins - Designing for Network Redundancy
23mins - Designing for Application Redundancy
15mins
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