From the course: Microsoft Windows Server Hybrid Core Infrastructure Administrator Associate (AZ-800) Cert Prep by Microsoft Press

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From the course: Microsoft Windows Server Hybrid Core Infrastructure Administrator Associate (AZ-800) Cert Prep by Microsoft Press

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Exam AZ-800 administering Windows Server hybrid core infrastructure

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- Hi, I'm Andrew Warren. My first experience with Server Operating Systems was when I installed a Novell NetWare Server at a customer site in London. I had to set up a network, attach the server device, configure its storage, and then secure the operating system for the organization's users. And although operating systems and service have changed significantly over the years, in many ways the underlying administrative tasks we perform as server admins remains the same. However, now that many organizations are beginning to shift their infrastructure to the cloud, hybrid server administration is becoming increasingly relevant. So IT pros with both on-premises and cloud-based server admin skills are highly sought after. If you are looking to become one of these hybrid server admins, this is the course for you. I've been a Microsoft certified trainer for many years and the first course I taught was Windows NT server. More than 30 years, many hundreds of classes and thousands of students later, I'm still in the service space, teaching the current crop of certification titles to a new generation of IT pros. Over the next nine hours, I'll be your guide to the AZ-800 administering Windows Server Hybrid Core Infrastructure course. This course is a full study resource that covers the objectives on the AZ-800 administering Windows server Hybrid Core Infrastructure exam. Skills measured by the AZ-800 exam include, deploy and manage active directory domain services in on-premises and cloud environments, which represents around 30 to 35% of the exam. Manage Windows servers and workloads in a hybrid environment, which is around 10 to 15% of the exam. Manage virtual machines and containers, about 15 to 20% of the exam, implement and manage an on-premises and hybrid networking infrastructure, again, around 15 to 20% of the exam. And finally, manage storage and file services again around 15 to 20% of the exam. This course includes a combination of video training and demonstrations to cover these exam objectives. I've used my years of experience to put together a comprehensive AZ-800 administering Windows server hybrid core infrastructure course that by the end, will more than prepare you for the exam and help you on your path to becoming a more skilled hybrid server administrator in Azure. This course consists of eight lessons each broken down into sub-lessons of between five to 15 minutes duration, although one or two of the sub-lessons are a little longer. Lessons have been grouped together in such a way as to easily map the exam OD. Lesson one, Manage On-Premises Identity, covers the content for the following exam ODs, deploy and manage active directory domain controllers, configure and manage multi-site, multi-domain and multi forest environments. Create and manage active directory security principles. Lesson two, Implement and Manage Hybrid Identities relates directly to the content in the exam OD, implement and manage hybrid identities. Lesson three covers the content for the exam OD, Manage Windows Server by Using Domain-Based Group Policies. Lessons one through three provide coverage of exam OD, deploy and manage active directory in on-premises and cloud environments and accounts for around 30% of the exam content. Lesson four, Managed Service covers the content for the following exam ODs, manage Windows servers in a hybrid environment, manage Windows server and workloads by using Azure services. This lesson covers all the content required for managed Windows server and workloads in the hybrid environment, which accounts for around 15% of the exam. Lesson five, Managed Virtual Machines and Containers, covers the exam OD managed virtual machines and containers, which represents around 15% of the exam. Lesson six, Implement Name Resolution covers the content for the following, implement on-premises and hybrid name resolution exam OD. Lesson seven, Managed Network Infrastructure relates directly to the following content in the exam, manage IP addressing in on-premises and hybrid scenarios and implement on-premises and hybrid network connectivity. These two lessons combined cover the exam OD, implement and manage and on-premises and hybrid networking infrastructure. Together they represent around 20% of the exam. The final lesson, lesson eight, Managed Storage and File Services maps to the exam OD of the same name and covers the content that represents around 20% of the exam. By the end of the course, you should have learned enough to take the AZ-800 administering Windows server hybrid core infrastructure exam. I do hope you get as much out of attending the course as I did writing and recording it.

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