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Exam Prep AZ-305: Microsoft Certified Azure Solutions Architect Expert specialization helps you gain the skills you need to be a successful Azure Solutions Architect. This specialization covers a broad range of topics, including identity, governance, monitoring, data, compute, applications, migration, business continuity, and networking.
This specialization will help you attain the Microsoft Certified Azure Solutions Architect Expert Certification. By preparing for and passing the Microsoft Certified Azure Solutions Architect Expert Certification exam through our specialization, you will hone your skills in areas like:
Design and implement scalable, highly available, and resilient Azure solutions. Implement identity and access management solutions using Microsoft Entra ID. Design solutions for data storage, compute, and application architecture in Azure. Implement robust governance, monitoring, and security strategies for Azure environments. Design and implement solutions for migration, business continuity, and network optimization in Azure.
Exam Prep AZ-305: Microsoft Certified Azure Solutions Architect Expert specialization is broadly divided into four courses. The detail of courses is provided below:
Course 1: Azure Identity, Governance, and Monitoring Solutions Course 2: Azure Data Storage Solutions Course 3: Azure Compute and Application Architecture Solutions Course 4: Azure Migration, Business Continuity, and Networking Solutions
Syllabus
- Course 1: Azure Identity, Governance, and Monitoring solutions
- Course 2: Azure Data Storage Solutions
- Course 3: Azure Compute and Application Architecture Solutions
- Course 4: Azure Migration, Business Continuity & Networking Solutions
Courses
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"Azure Compute Solutions introduces learners to core compute services in Azure. This is the third course in the Exam Prep AZ-305: Microsoft Certified Azure Solutions Architect Expert specialization. The course covers Azure Virtual Machines, Azure Container Apps, ACI, AKS, App Service, App Configuration, Azure Functions, and Azure Batch. Key topics include serverless computing, containerized deployments, and batch processing, with demos on Azure Functions bindings and Batch exception handling. This course is structured into two modules, each containing Lessons and Video Lectures. Learners will engage with approximately 5:00-6:30 hours of video content, covering both theoretical concepts and hands-on practice. Each module is supplemented with quizzes to assess learners' understanding and reinforce key concepts. Course Modules: Module 1: Building Scalable Solutions with Azure Compute and Batch Processing Module 2: Azure Application Architecture Solutions By the end of this course, a learner will be able to: - Describe and deploy key Azure compute services such as Virtual Machines, Containers, and App Services. - Implement serverless solutions using Azure Functions with various input/output bindings. - Utilize Azure Batch for high-scale parallel and batch processing with robust error handling. - Design messaging architectures using Azure Service Bus and Queue Storage for decoupled communication. - Implement event-driven solutions with Azure Event Grid, Event Hubs, and Stream Analytics. - Recommend and integrate Azure API and messaging solutions to build scalable and resilient cloud applications. This course is intended for cloud developers and solution architects looking to build and deploy scalable, event-driven, and compute-intensive applications on Azure. It is particularly valuable for individuals preparing for the Microsoft Certified Azure Solutions Architect Expert certification or those working on large-scale cloud-native architectures.
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"Azure Data Storage Solutions is a course designed to introduce learners to key data storage and integration strategies within the Azure ecosystem. This is the second course of the Exam Prep AZ-305: Microsoft Certified Azure Solutions Architect Expert specialization. This specialization covers core Azure data storage services and integration, including relational and non-relational databases, storage accounts, data integration tools, and data analytics services. Key topics include Azure Cosmos DB, Azure SQL Database, Azure Storage Accounts, Azure Blob Storage, Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2, Azure Data Factory, Azure Databricks, and Azure Synapse Analytics. This course is structured into three modules, each containing Lessons and Video Lectures. Learners will engage with approximately 5:00-5:30 hours of video content, covering both theoretical concepts and hands-on practice. Each module is supplemented with quizzes to assess learners' understanding and reinforce key concepts." Course Modules: Module 1: Azure Data Storage Solutions and Implementation Module 2: Azure Storage Accounts and Services Module 3: Azure Data Integration and Analytics Services By the end of this course, a learner will be able to: - Describe key Azure data storage concepts and services. - Create and manage Azure Cosmos DB using the .NET SDK. - Work with Azure SQL solutions including SQL Database, SQL Edge, SQL Server on VMs, and SQL Managed Instance, including data encryption methods. - Understand Azure Storage Account types, redundancy options, and access models. - Configure and manage Azure Blob Storage using the .NET Client Library. - Explore additional storage services such as Azure Files, Table Storage, and Disk Storage with a focus on security. - Understand data integration workflows and Azure’s role in modern data pipelines. - Utilize services like Azure Data Factory, Azure Databricks, and Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2. - Apply best practices for designing secure, efficient, and scalable data workflows on Azure. This course is designed for cloud professionals and data engineers seeking to build expertise in Azure’s data storage, integration, and analytics capabilities. It is especially valuable for those preparing for the Microsoft Certified Azure Solutions Architect Expert certification.
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Azure Identity, Governance, and Monitoring Solutions is a foundational course designed to introduce learners to key security and governance strategies in Azure. This course is the first part of the Exam Prep AZ-305: Microsoft Certified Azure Solutions Architect Expert specialization. This course covers core Azure Identity, Governance, and Monitoring principles. It provides comprehensive insights into the Cloud Adoption Framework (CAF), the Azure Well-Architected Framework, and various Azure monitoring services. Learners will gain a deep understanding of Microsoft Entra ID, Azure Key Vault, Azure subscriptions, Role-Based Access Control (RBAC), and Microsoft Purview. This course is structured into three modules, each containing Lessons and Video Lectures. Learners will engage with approximately 5:30 - 6:00 hours of video content, covering both theoretical concepts and hands-on practice. Each module is supplemented with quizzes to assess learners' understanding and reinforce key concepts. Course Modules: Module 1: Azure Architecture and Monitoring Essentials Module 2: Microsoft Entra and Azure Security Solutions Module 3: Azure Governance, Access Management, and Data Catalog Solutions By the end of this course, a learner will be able to: - Explore fundamental Azure architectural best practices and monitoring strategies. - Implement robust identity and access management solutions using Microsoft Entra ID and Azure Key Vault. - Apply Azure governance principles, including subscription management and RBAC, to secure and manage resources. - Leverage Azure monitoring services for proactive operational insights and troubleshooting. - Utilize Microsoft Purview for comprehensive data governance and cataloging. This course is intended for individuals looking to enhance their expertise in securing, governing, and monitoring Azure environments, particularly those preparing for the Microsoft Certified Azure Solutions Architect Expert certification.
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"Azure Migration, Business Continuity, and Networking Solutions is the fourth course in the AZ-305: Microsoft Certified Azure Solutions Architect Expert specialization. It covers essential Azure services for workload migration, backup and disaster recovery, and network architecture. Key topics include Azure Migrate, Database Migration Service, HADR for IaaS/PaaS, Virtual Networks, VPN Gateway, Azure Firewall, Front Door, and Traffic Manager. This course is structured into two modules, each containing Lessons and Video Lectures. Learners will engage with approximately 5:00-5:30 hours of video content, covering both theoretical concepts and hands-on practice. Each module is supplemented with quizzes to assess learners' understanding and reinforce key concepts. ourse Modules: Module 1: Azure Migration and Business Continuity Solutions Module 2: Azure Networking and Security Solutions for Optimized Performance By the end of this course, a learner will be able to: - Describe key Azure migration tools and assess on-premises workloads for cloud readiness. - Implement backup, disaster recovery, and high availability using native Azure solutions. - Apply high availability and disaster recovery (HADR) strategies for both IaaS and PaaS workloads. - Configure core Azure networking services and build secure, scalable virtual networks. - Evaluate and deploy connectivity options including VPN Gateway, NAT Gateway, and ExpressRoute. - Design traffic management and security architectures using Azure Firewall, Front Door, and Zero Trust principles. This course is intended for IT professionals and cloud architects aiming to strengthen their skills in cloud migration, networking, and business continuity on Azure. It is especially beneficial for those preparing for the Microsoft Certified Azure Solutions Architect Expert certification.
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