This intermediate level course is designed to teach Azure administrators how to effectively plan, deliver, and manage virtual desktop experiences and remote apps on Azure. Throughout the 4-day duration of the course, students will gain hands-on experience and comprehensive knowledge of implementing and managing networking, configuring host pools and session hosts, creating session host images, managing FSLogix, monitoring performance, and automating management tasks.
What You’ll Learn
- Understand Azure Virtual Desktop architecture
- Design and implement user identities and profiles
- Implement and manage networking and storage for Azure Virtual Desktop
- Create and manage host pools and session hosts
- Configure user access, security, and user experience settings
- Implement and manage FSLogix for Azure Virtual Desktop
- Plan for disaster recovery
- Automate management tasks for Azure Virtual Desktop
- Monitor and manage performance and health of Azure Virtual Desktop
Skills You’ll Gain
- Azure Virtual Desktop administration
- Networking and storage management for virtual environments
- User access and security implementation
- Disaster recovery planning and implementation
- Automation of management tasks
- Performance monitoring and management
This course provides a comprehensive overview of configuring and operating Microsoft Azure Virtual Desktop. It covers a range of key topics including Azure Virtual Desktop architecture, designing for user identities and profiles, implementing and managing networking and storage, creating and configuring host pools and session hosts, managing access and security, FSLogix implementation and management, disaster recovery planning, and automating management tasks. Students will learn through a mix of demonstrations and hands-on lab experiences to deploy and optimize virtual desktop experiences and apps on Azure Virtual Desktop. By the end of the course, students are expected to have solid Azure administration skills and prior experience in virtualization, networking, identity, storage, backup and restore, and disaster recovery. They should also be familiar with on-premises virtual desktop infrastructure technologies as they relate to migrating to Azure Virtual Desktop and have proficiency in tools common to the Azure environment, such as Azure PowerShell and Cloud Shell.
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