Objectives and resources mapping
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Design Azure Resource Manager (ARM) networking
Design Azure virtual networks

Extend on-premises
[i][/i]leverage Azure networking services: implement load balancing using Azure Load Balancer and Azure Traffic Manager
define DNS, DHCP, and IP addressing configuration
define static IP reservations
apply Network Security Groups (NSGs) and User Defined Routes (UDRs)
deploy Azure Application Gateway
Describe Azure VPN and ExpressRoute architecture and design

Describe Azure point-to-site (P2S) and site-to-site (S2S) VPN, leverage Azure VPN and ExpressRoute in network architecture
Secure resources
Secure resources by using managed identities

[b]describe the differences between Active Directory on-premises and Azure Active Directory (Azure AD)
[/b]programmatically access Azure AD using Graph API
secure access to resources from Azure AD applications using OAuth and OpenID Connect
Secure resources by using hybrid identities

use SAML claims to authenticate to on-premises resources
describe AD Connect synchronization
implement federated identities using Active Directory Federation Services (ADFS)
Secure resources by using identity providers

provide access to resources using identity providers, such as Microsoft account, Facebook, Google, and Yahoo!
manage identity and access by using Azure AD B2C
implement Azure AD B2B
Identify an appropriate data security solution

identify security requirements for data in transit and data at rest
identify security requirements using Azure services, including Azure Storage Encryption, Azure Disk Encryption, and Azure SQL Database TDE
Design a role-based access control (RBAC) strategy

secure resource scopes, such as the ability to create VMs and Azure Web Apps
implement Azure RBAC standard roles
design Azure RBAC custom roles
Manage security risks by using an appropriate security solution

Identify, assess, and mitigate security risks by using Azure Security Center, Operations Management Suite, and other services
Design an application storage and data access strategy
Design data storage

design storage options for data, including Table Storage, SQL Database, DocumentDB (now integrated in CosmosDB), Blob Storage, MongoDB, and MySQL (link to in preview service)
design security options for SQL Database or Azure Storage
Select the appropriate storage option

select the appropriate storage for performance
identify storage options for cloud services and hybrid scenario compute on-premises and storage on Azure
Design advanced applications
Create compute-intensive applications

design high-performance computing (HPC) and other compute-intensive applications using Azure Services
Create long-running applications

implement Azure Batch for scalable processing
design stateless components to accommodate scale
use Azure Scheduler
Integrate Azure services in a solution

design Azure architecture using Azure services, such as Azure AD, Azure App Service, API Management, Azure Cache (Redis Cache), Azure Search, Service Bus (Service Bus Messaging and Service Bus Relay), Event Hubs, Stream Analytics, and IoT Hub
identify the appropriate use of Azure Machine Learning, big data, Azure Media Services, and Azure Search services
Implement messaging applications

use a queue-centric pattern for development
select appropriate technology, such as Azure Storage Queues, Azure Service Bus queues, topics, subscriptions, and Azure Event Hubs (Storage Queues and Service Bus queues compared)
Implement applications for background processing

implement Azure Batch for compute-intensive tasks
use Azure WebJobs to implement background tasks
use Azure Functions to implement event-driven actions (Functions VS WebJobs)
leverage Azure Scheduler to run processes at preset/recurring timeslots
Design connectivity for hybrid applications

connect to on-premises data from Azure applications using Service Bus Relay, Hybrid Connections (Hybrid Connections v2), or the Azure Web App virtual private network (VPN) capability
identify constraints for connectivity with VPN; identify options for joining VMs to domains or cloud services
Design Azure Web and Mobile Apps
Design Web Applications

design Azure App Service Web Apps
design custom web API
offload long-running applications using WebJobs
secure Web API using Azure AD
design Web Apps for scalability and performance
deploy Azure Web Apps to multiple regions for high availability
deploy Web Apps
create App Service plans
design Web Apps for business continuity
configure data replication patterns
update Azure Web Apps with minimal downtime
back up and restore data
design for disaster recovery
Design Mobile Applications

design Azure Mobile Services (replaced by Mobile App, Mobile App doc)
consume Mobile Apps from cross-platform clients
integrate offline sync capabilities into an application
extend Mobile Apps using custom code
implement Mobile Apps using Microsoft .NET or Node.js
secure Mobile Apps using Azure AD
implement push notification services in Mobile Apps
send push notifications to all subscribers, specific subscribers, or a segment of subscribers
Design a management, monitoring, and business continuity strategy
Design a monitoring strategy

identify the Microsoft products and services for monitoring Azure solutions
leverage the capabilities of Azure Operations Management Suite and Azure Application Insights for monitoring Azure solutions
leverage built-in Azure capabilities
identify third-party monitoring tools, including open source
describe Azure architecture constructs, such as availability sets and update domains, and how they impact a patching strategy
analyze logs by using the Azure Operations Management Suite
Describe Azure business continuity/disaster recovery (BC/DR) capabilities

leverage the architectural capabilities of BC/DR
describe Hyper-V Replica and Azure Site Recovery (ASR)
describe use cases for Hyper-V Replica and ASR
Design a disaster recovery strategy

design and deploy Azure Backup and other Microsoft backup solutions for Azure
leverage use cases when StorSimple and System Center Data Protection Manager would be appropriate
design and deploy Azure Site recovery (support matrix, links to Azure-to-Azure, look also at on-premises scenario)
Design Azure Automation and PowerShell workflows

create a PowerShell script specific to Azure, automate tasks by using the Azure Operations Management Suite
Describe the use cases for Azure Automation configuration

evaluate when to use Azure Automation, Chef, Puppet, PowerShell, or Desired State Configuration (DSC)
Architect an Azure Compute infrastructure
Design ARM Virtual Machines (VMs)

design VM deployments leveraging availability sets, fault domains, and update domains in Azure
select appropriate VM SKUs
Design ARM template deployment

author ARM templates
deploy ARM templates via the portal, PowerShell, and CLI
Design for availability

implement regional availability and high availability for Azure deployments

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