Secure your hybrid and multicloud machines by using Azure Arc-enabled servers
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Azure Arc promises to bridge the gap between on-premises and cloud environments. Azure Arc extends the consistent security, observability, and governance of the Azure platform to non-Azure machines. In this module, you’ll learn about planning and securely deploying Azure Arc-enabled servers at scale.
Understand the onboarding process for and benefits of using Microsoft Defender for Cloud with Azure Arc-enabled servers., Evaluate the benefits of using Microsoft Defender for Servers with Azure Arc-enabled servers., Understand the onboarding process for and benefits of using Microsoft Sentinel with Azure Arc-enabled servers.
Basic characteristics of Azure services and Azure Arc, Compute, storage, networking, and virtualization technologies, Basic Windows Server and Linux administration tasks
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