Chapter 1: Introduction to Azure IaaS Chapter Goal: This chapter will provide a general introduction to basic Azure IaaS components No of pages : 25 Sub -Topics 1. What is new in Azure Resource Manager(ARM model) 2. IaaS compute services 1. VMs 2. VM Scale sets 3. Dev test labs 3. Storage in IaaS 1. VM disks 2. Managed and unmanaged disks 3. Standard and premium storages 4. General purpose V2 storage 4. Azure Networking 1. Default segmentation using VNets 2. Configure hybrid connectivity 3. Routing in VNets Chapter 2: Design considerations for migration Chapter Goal: This chapter will map the on-premise architecture components to counterparts in Azure. It will explore the features that are available or not available complete with alternatives and examples No of pages : 25 Sub - Topics 1. Migrating compute workloads to Azure 1. Physical servers 2. VMware virtualization 3. Hyper-V virtualization 4. Other platforms 2. Traditional storage vs Storage in Azure 1. Storage for compute 2. File services 3. Hybrid storage - StorSimple 4. Third party solutions 3. Designing secure networks 1. VLANs and VNets 2. IPAM , DHCP and DNS 3. User defined routing 4. Forced tunnels 5. Network security groups 4. On-prem Vs Azure - Sample Architecture comparison Chapter 3: Implementing scalable Infrastructure services Chapter Goal: This chapter will focus on different design considerations and configuration options to scale up or scale out environments on demand No of pages : 20 Sub - Topics: 1. Choosing between Scale up vs Scale out 2. Scaling up resources on the fly 3. Scaling out using VM scale set 4. Scalability at the storage and networking layer Chapter 4: Designing for resiliency in Azure Chapter Goal: This chapter will focus on the different features/components in Azure IaaS to be included in a resilient architecture No of pages : 20 Sub - Topics: 1.Storage layer Resiliency 2.Azure availability zones (preview feature) 3. Azure backup service for VMs, files and applications 1. Azure IaaS VM backup 2. Azure backup agent 3. Azure backup server/DPM 4. Azure Site recovery for IaaS 1. Replicate to different Azure region 2. Azure site recovery replication for virtual machines(Preview feature) Chapter 5: Set up highly available infrastructure in Azure Chapter Goal: This chapter will focus on different design considerations and configuration options for hosting highly available environments in Azure No of pages : 25 1. Deploying in availability sets 1. Fault Domains and Update domains 2. Availability set configuration 2. Load balancing client requests 1. Azure Load balancer 2. Azure application manager 3. Azure traffic manager 3. Design hybrid connections for HA 1. Active-Active VPN configuration 2. Active-Passive VPN 4. Sample architecture and implementation Chapter 6: Automated provisioning and Resource performance fine tuning Chapter Goal: This chapter will focus on the tools available for Azure IaaS automated provisioning. It also covers the different performance monitoring and fine-tuning options available for the platform No of pages : 25 1. Azure ARM template deployment 2. ARM template - Infrastructure as a code deployment 3. Azure automation 4. Infrastructure configuration management 5. Performance metrics monitoring 1. Integration with OMS 2. Alerts and auto remediation Chapter 7: Practical Azure security Chapter Goal: This chapter will focus on the different security best practice guidelines for Azure IaaS and their implementation details No of pages : 30 1. Azure resource access control 1. Resource group segregation 2. Role based access control 3. Resource locks 4. Access audit 2. Azure VM ukryj opis