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AZ-203

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Yet Another AZ-203 Microsoft Official Course Delivered.

Yet Another AZ-203 Microsoft Official Course Delivered.

Yet Another AZ-203 Microsoft Official Course Delivered. Another AZ-203 official Microsoft course delivered with success! Class members feedback was great. And I loved to make over 22 new colleagues these two weeks. I should say, this course is awesome. The level of topics is at beginning easy, them going to

Create Azure App Service though AZ Cli

Create Azure App Service though AZ Cli

# generate a unique name and store as a shell variable webappname=mywebapp$RANDOM # create a resource group az group create --location westeurope --name myResourceGroup # create an App Service plan az appservice plan create --name $webappname --resource-group myResourceGroup --sku FREE # create a Web App az webapp create --name $webappname --resource-group myResourceGroup

Create Azure Virtual Machine Using PowerShell

Create Azure Virtual Machine Using PowerShell

Quick Configuration Getting the public Ip Get-AzPublicIpAddress -ResourceGroupName "demo003" | Select "IpAddress" Full Configured Virtual Machine Getting the public Ip Get-AzPublicIpAddress -ResourceGroupName "demo004" | Select "IpAddress" Removing deployment Remove-AzResourceGroup -Name demo003 Remove-AzResourceGroup -Name demo004

Azure Storage Disks - Managed and unmanaged disks

Azure Storage Disks - Managed and unmanaged disks

Managed disks * The Azure platform manages the disk and the backing storage * You don't have to worry about storage account limits and thresholds Unmanaged disks * You manually create and manage virtual hard disks (VHDs) in your Storage account * You will need to consider account throughput and capacity limits when using

AZ-203 - AGENDA - 01/2020

AZ-203 - AGENDA - 01/2020

Agenda do curso AZ-203.

Azure Kubernets - az cli

Azure Kubernets - az cli

Steps to create Azure Kubernet Services (AKS) though azure cli tool. Demo 1 // Create resource group az group create --name kbgroup2 --location eastus // Create AKS cluster az aks create \ --resource-group kbgroup2 \ --name kbcluster2 \ --node-count 1 \ --enable-addons monitoring \ --generate-ssh-keys Connect to the cluster #if you're in Azure Cloud Shell skip this

Demo - Azure Batch

Demo - Azure Batch

Creating the Resource Group az group create --name "az203_batch_demo001" --location CentralUS Creating the storage account az storage account create \ --name az203batchstoragexd \ --access-tier hot \ --https-only true \ --kind BlobStorage \ --location CentralUS \ --sku Standard_LRS \ --resource-group az203_batch_demo001 Creating the Batch Account az batch account create \ --name az203batchaccountxd \ --storage-account az203batchstoragexd

Enable Local Cache in Azure Web App

Enable Local Cache in Azure Web App

What is Local Cache in Azure WebApp? Local cache in Azure Web is really a cache that caches the storage of your Web App. How to enable it? To enable local cache you should go to your Azure Subscription them navigate to your Web App that you wishs to enable

Demo WebJob Azure - CRON expressions

Demo WebJob Azure - CRON expressions

CRON expressions Azure Functions uses the NCronTab library to interpret CRON expressions. A CRON expression includes six fields: {second} {minute} {hour} {day} {month} {day-of-week} Each field can have one of the following types of values: Type Example When triggered A specific value 0 5 * * * * at hh:05:00 where hh

Enable Azure Disk Encryption though az-cli

Enable Azure Disk Encryption though az-cli

Create Azure Key Vault service az keyvault create \ --name "kvDemo006" \ --resource-group "demo001" \ --location centralUS \ --enabled-for-disk-encryption True Enable disk encryption on VM az vm encryption enable \ --resource-group "kvDemo006" \ --name "devUScWeb003" \ --disk-encryption-keyvault "demo006" \ --volume-type "all" Show disk encryption az vm encryption show \ --resource-group "demo006" \ --name "devUScWeb003"`

Create Azure VM though PowerShell

Create Azure VM though PowerShell

A right to the point guide of how to create Virtual Machines in Azure with Powershell