101 Labs – Microsoft Azure Administrator Associate
Microsoft Azure Administrator labs are an essential part of your study program if you want to pass the highly regarded AZ-104 Azure Administrator Associate exam. Much of the syllabus expects you to know how to securely manage, implement and support the Microsoft Azure environment
The Microsoft Azure Administrator AZ-104 exam is designed for individuals who want to validate their skills and knowledge in managing and administering an organization’s Microsoft Azure environment.
Updated for the latest exam syllabus:
- AZ-104
The Microsoft Azure Associate certification requires you passing the tough exam questions, many are based on real-world scenarios and problems. Getting hands-on experience is vital if you want to pass your AZ-104 exam first time (around 40% fail).
101 Labs – Azure Administrator Associate covers many important aspects of the exam including managing users, setting up password recovery, using JSON scripts, setting up and managing roles, PowerShell commands, Azure RBAC, configure storage tiers, manage object replication, and more. We take you by the hand and guide you through the Azure Administrator Associate exam syllabus topics. There are more than $400 worth of practice exams included to guarantee your success come exam day.
This is 100% hands-on training, please use this course along with your study guide or classroom course. We DO NOT teach theory on this website.
The Azure Administrator Associate certification is the perfect starting block for a range of careers including:
- Azure Administrators: This is the primary audience for the exam. They are responsible for implementing, managing, and monitoring Azure resources like virtual networks, storage, compute, identity, security, and governance.
- IT Professionals with Azure Experience: If you have experience working with Azure in other roles like cloud architects, DevOps engineers, or IT support specialists, this exam can help validate and deepen your Azure administration skills.
- Individuals Transitioning to Cloud Administration: Aspiring Azure administrators or those looking to move from on-premises IT to cloud administration can benefit from this certification to demonstrate their foundational understanding of Azure management.
Follow along every step of the way as our expert instructor shares tips and secrets you can use not only to pass the exam but to succeed in the real world of Azure cloud networking. We only ever use industry experts to create your labs and never IT Trainers. Your course instructor configures, supports and troubleshoots the Azure networks for a large corporation.
Take This Course if You Want to:
- Validate your Azure administration skills: The certification demonstrates your understanding of Azure management best practices and helps you stand out in the job market.
- Increase your career opportunities: The AZ-104 is a highly sought-after certification, leading to higher earning potential and career advancement opportunities.
- Expand your knowledge and expertise: Preparing for the exam deepens your understanding of Azure concepts and best practices, improving your overall Azure administration skills.
- Stay current with Azure: The exam content aligns with the latest Azure features and functionalities, ensuring you’re up-to-date with Azure advancements.
Other Reasons Include:
- You want to lay a foundation for a career in Azure
- Have an interest in cloud networking
- Don’t feel ready for advanced exams
- Want an understanding of Azure tools and technology
- Want to gain confidence in your hands-on IT skills
- Want to gain an edge in your AZ- 104 exam
- Want access to four AZ-104 practice tests (200 questions)
Typical Azure Administrator Careers
This certification will prepare you for the following career paths:
- Azure Administrator: This is the most direct path, where you’ll be responsible for managing and monitoring Azure resources across various domains like compute, storage, networking, security, and identity.
- Junior Azure Administrator: If you’re new to Azure or transitioning from other IT roles, this entry-level position allows you to gain hands-on experience and build your Azure administration skills.
- Senior Azure Administrator: With more experience and expertise, you can advance to this role, taking on complex tasks like automation, infrastructure design, and troubleshooting critical issues.
- Cloud Support Specialist: You’ll provide technical support to Azure users, troubleshooting problems and ensuring smooth operation of cloud resources.
- Cloud Engineer: This role combines Azure administration with development skills, focusing on building and deploying applications on the Azure platform.
- DevOps Engineer: You’ll bridge the gap between development and operations, utilizing Azure tools and automation to streamline the software delivery process.
| Module 1 | Manage Azure Identities and Governance |
|---|---|
| Unit 1 | Setting Up Free Azure Account |
| Unit 2 | Create Entra ID Internal User |
| Unit 3 | Create Entra ID External User |
| Unit 4 | Manage Entra ID User Roles |
| Unit 5 | Manage Entra ID Group |
| Unit 6 | Create New Tenant |
| Unit 7 | Self Service Password Reset-1 |
| Unit 8 | Self Service Password Reset-2 |
| Unit 9 | Built-in Azure Roles |
| Unit 10 | Scope in Azure RBAC |
| Unit 11 | Azure PowerShell AZModule |
| Unit 12 | Azure Command Line Interface |
| Unit 13 | Assign Role Using Azure Portal |
| Unit 21 | Assign Role Using PowerShell and CLI |
| Unit 22 | Interpret Access Assignment |
| Unit 23 | Azure Policy |
| Unit 24 | Azure Tags |
| Unit 25 | Assign Azure Policy |
| Unit 26 | Evaluate Azure Policy |
| Unit 27 | Resource Locks |
| Unit 28 | Create Resource Group |
| Unit 29 | Manage Resource Group |
| Unit 30 | Manage Subscription (Part-1) |
| Unit 31 | Manage Subscription (Part-2) |
| Unit 32 | Manage Management Group |
| Unit 33 | Cost Analysis |
| Unit 34 | Cost Alerts and Budget |
| Module 2 | Implement and Manage Storage |
| Unit 1 | Create Storage Account |
| Unit 2 | Create a Container |
| Unit 3 | Upload and Read Blob |
| Unit 4 | Configure Azure Storage Firewalls and Virtual Networks (part-1) |
| Unit 5 | Configure Azure Storage Firewalls and Virtual Networks (part-2) |
| Unit 6 | Create and Use Shared Access Signature (SAS) Tokens |
| Unit 7 | Create or Modify a Stored Access Policy |
| Unit 8 | Manage Storage Account Access Keys (part-1) |
| Unit 9 | Manage Storage Account Access Keys (part-2) |
| Unit 10 | Azure Files |
| Unit 11 | Azure Storage Redundancy |
| Unit 12 | Configure Object Replication |
| Unit 13 | Azure Data Encryption at Rest (part-1) |
| Unit 14 | Azure Data Encryption at Rest (part-2) |
| Unit 15 | Azure Storage Explorer |
| Unit 16 | AzCopy |
| Unit 17 | Storage Tier for Blob Data |
| Unit 18 | Configure Snapshots and Soft Delete for Azure fRies |
| Unit 19 | Configure Blob Lifecycle Management |
| Unit 20 | Blob Versioning |
| Unit 21 | Create ARM Template |
| Module 3 | Deploy and Manage Azure Compute Resources |
| Unit 1 | Deploy ARM Template |
| Unit 2 | Create Bicep File |
| Unit 3 | Deploy Bicep File |
| Unit 4 | Create Windows Virtual Machine |
| Unit 5 | Create Linux Virtual Machine |
| Unit 6 | Move Virtual Machine (PT-1) |
| Unit 7 | Move Virtual Machine (PT-2) |
| Unit 8 | Azure Disk Encryption |
| Unit 9 | Manage Virtual Machine Sizes |
| Unit 10 | Manage Virtual Machine Disks -Windows |
| Unit 11 | Manage Virtual Machine Disks -Linux |
| Unit 12 | Deploy VM to Availability Zones |
| Unit 13 | Deploy VM to Availability Sets |
| Unit 14 | Deploy and Configure VM Scale Sets |
| Unit 15 | Azure Container Registry |
| Unit 16 | Pull Docker Images |
| Unit 17 | Push Docker Images |
| Unit 18 | Azure Container Instance |
| Unit 19 | Create a Sample App |
| Unit 20 | Create a Web App |
| Unit 21 | Deploy a Web App |
| Unit 22 | Map an Existing Custom DNS Name to an App Service |
| Unit 23 | Configure Backup for an App Service |
| Unit 24 | Configure Networking Settings for an App Service |
| Unit 25 | Configure Certificates and TLS for an App Service |
| Unit 26 | Create and Run Python application |
| Unit 27 | Configure and Test Deployment Slots |
| Module 4 | Implement and Manage Virtual Networking |
| Unit 1 | Create and Configure Virtual Networks and Subnets |
| Unit 2 | Configure Public IP Addresses |
| Unit 3 | Create-and-Configure-Virtual-Network-Peering |
| Unit 4 | Configure User-Defined Network Routes (part-1) |
| Unit 5 | Configure User-Defined Network Routes (part-2) |
| Unit 6 | Create and Configure NSG |
| Unit 7 | Effective Security Rules |
| Unit 8 | Create and Configure Application Security Groups |
| Unit 9 | Troubleshoot Network Connectivity |
| Unit 10 | Implement Azure Bastion |
| Unit 11 | Configure Service Endpoint |
| Unit 12 | Configure Private Endpoint |
| Unit 13 | Azure Private DNS Zone |
| Unit 14 | Configure Load Balancer |
| Module 5 | Monitor and Maintain Azure Resources |
| Unit 1 | Metrics in Azure Monitor |
| Unit 2 | Azure Logs |
| Unit 3 | Query and Analyze logs |
| Unit 4 | Event Hubs |
| Unit 5 | Action Groups |
| Unit 6 | Azure Alerts |
| Unit 7 | Network Watcher |
| Unit 8 | Recovery Service Vault |
| Unit 9 | Backup and Restore |
| Unit 10 | Backup Policy |
| Module 6 | Exams |
| Unit 1 | Exam 1 |
| Unit 2 | Exam 2 |
| Unit 3 | Exam 3 |
| Unit 4 | Exam 4 |
