1. Light IT up. Microsoft Learning Ignite | May 4 – 8, 2015 | Chicago, IL
Mark Grimes | MCS | MCT
Microsoft Consulting Services

2. Exam Preparation 70-534 Mark Grimes Senior Consultant
Microsoft Consulting Services
Aka.ms/certification/70-534

3. Session Objectives And Takeaways
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Session Objectives And Takeaways
Session Objective(s):
Objective 1: Understand the Breakdown of Exam Contents by category
Objective 2: Understand the correct study resources and links
Objective 3: Try to get you 4-7 conceptual points ahead!
Key Takeaway 1
Increase participants’ ability to successfully prepare for and pass, Exam
Key Takeaway 2
Understand architectural decisions for Microsoft Azure solutions
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4. Azure Certification
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5. Roadmap – Azure Certification

6. Breakdown
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8. Side-by-side Comparison | 70-533/4
70-534
Implement Websites
Implement Cloud Services
Design Websites
Implement Storage
Design an Application Storage and Data Access Strategy
Implement Virtual Networks
Implement an Azure AD
Implement Virtual Machines
Design Azure Infrastructure and Networking
Design an Advanced Application
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9. Microsoft Azure components
Compute
Virtual Machines
Web Sites
Mobile Services
Cloud Services
Web Roles
Worker Roles
Data Services
Storage
SQL Database
HDInsight
Cache
Redis
Backup
Recovery Manager
App Services
Media Services
Service Bus
Notification Hubs
Scheduler
Automation
BizTalk Services
BizTalk Hybrid Connections
Visual Studio Online
Active Directory
Multi Factor Authentication
API Management
Azure RemoteApp
Network
ExpressRoute
Virtual Network
Traffic Manager
CDN
SDK’s
.NET
Java
PHP
Python
Node.js
Ruby
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10. Design Azure Infrastructure & Networking
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Design Azure Infrastructure & Networking
Global Foundation Services
Virtual Networks and Services
Azure Compute
VPN & Express Route
Azure Services
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11. Global Foundation Services (GFS) Datacenters
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Global Foundation Services (GFS) Datacenters
Datacenter Architecture
19 Datacenters and growing
Integrates Software, hardware, operations
Regional Availability
2 Regional Datacenters per Geographic Area
16 Buildings per Region
~600,000 Servers per region
Fiber Infrastructure
High Availability
Thousands of Servers in pluggable units
Full Power Redundancy and Contingency
Triple Redundant data storage and geo replication
Microsoft Azure
Office 365
Consumer (Hotmail, OneDrive, etc.)
Other Business (CRM, etc.)
MS IT
Global Foundation Services
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12. Virtual Networks and Services
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Virtual Networks and Services
DNS
DNS Resolves VMs by name within the same cloud service
Machine names are modeled explicitly and registered in the DNS service
BYO DNS Use your on-premise DNS servers
Deploy a DNS server in Windows Azure
Use public DNS services
DHCP
Public IP Addresses in Azure Pool
Public IP to Every VM = PIP
IP to Cloud Services = VIP or Reserved IP is STICKY!
Can Move IPs across cloud services
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13. Virtual Networks and Services
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Virtual Networks and Services
Network Storage Groups
Tied to subscription
Control traffic from one VM to another
Contains Access Control rules
Requires a regional Vnet – if not, use ACL
Not Compatible with Vnet tied to Affinity group
Understand ACLs
Can Secure VM with input ACLs
Can Permit or Deny
Think “Packet Filtering”
For Endpoints only
Can also configure with PS
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14. Azure Compute IaaS PaaS Infrastructure-as-a-Service
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Azure Compute
IaaS
Infrastructure-as-a-Service
Storage/Compute/Network
PaaS
-faster, cheaper, lower risk
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15. Azure Compute Machine Classifications A Family D Family G Family
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Azure Compute
Machine Classifications
A Family
Highest value VM Size
Basic and Standard Sizes
General Purpose and High Memory
High Performance A8/A9 (RDMA)
D Family
60% faster CPU
Up to 112 GB Memory
Local SSD storage
G Family
Optimized for data workloads
Up to 32 CPU cores, 448 GB RAM, 6.5 TB local SSD
Latest generation Intel processor
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16. Cloud Services, Roles and Instances Cloud Service is a management, configuration, security, networking and service model boundary
Cloud Service
Worker Role
Web Role
VM1
VM2
VM3
VM4
VM5
VM…
ROLES
INSTANCES
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17. Virtual Machines “Standalone” Virtual Machines are Cloud Services roles with exactly one instanceVM
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18. Connected Virtual Machines Multiple Virtual Machines can be hosted within the same cloud serviceVM VM
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19. Azure Compute Fault Domains Update Domains Availability Sets
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Azure Compute
Fault Domains
Represent groups of resources anticipated to fail together i.e. Same rack, same server
Fabric spreads instances across fault at least 2 fault domains
Update Domains
Represents groups of resources that will be updated together
Host OS updates honour service update domains
Specified in service definition
Default of 5 (up to 20)
Availability Sets
VMs in separate Fault Domains
SLA | HW SW | Windows & Linux
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VPN and Express Route
Cloud
Customer
Segment and workloads
Secure point-to-site connectivity Virtual network (Point-to-Site)
Developers
POC Efforts
Small scale deployments
Connect from anywhere
SMB, Enterprises
Connect to Azure compute
IaaS and PaaS workloads
Secure site-to-site
VPN connectivity
Virtual network (Site-to-Site)
Private site-to-site connectivity
ExpressRoute
SMB & Enterprises
Mission critical workloads
Backup/DR, media, HPC
Connect to all hardware
Reduces Risk, Complexity, Costs, Latency | Increases Bandwidth & Availability
See
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21. Describe Azure App Services
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Describe Azure App Services
Azure AD
Identity and Access capabilities
Leverage for SSO for LoB and SaaS
Query and Manage Objects through Graph API
Azure Cache
Provides super fast data access
3 Flavors: Azure Redis, Managed Cache Service
In-Role Cache
MFA
Requires verification
Mobile App, phone call, SMS
With Azure AD or customer apps/directories (SDK)
On-premises option available
Service Bus
Hosted Communications Infrastructure
Relayed and Brokered messaging
Reliably stores messages until other side ready
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22. Describe Azure Services
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Describe Azure Services
Traffic Manager
Control the distribution of user traffic to various endpoints
Intelligent Policy Engine to DNS queries
Media Services
Scalable media management and delivery of applications
Secure upload, store, encode & package data
Both on-demand and streaming
CDN
Global Solution
Deliver High Bandwidth Content
Provide Maximum bandwidth
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This Azure Service provides connectivity options for WCF and other service endpoints e.g. REST
Service Bus
Azure Cache
MFA
CDN
Traffic Manager
Service Bus
Azure Cache
MFA
CDN
Traffic Manager
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24. Secure Resources Using Managed Identities Using Hybrid Identities
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Secure Resources
Using Managed Identities
Using Hybrid Identities
Data Security Solution
Role Based Access Strategy
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25. Secure Resources using Managed Identities
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Secure Resources using Managed Identities
AD On-premises vs Azure AD
Graph API
Programmatic Access to Azure AD | RESTful
CRUD | Application must be registered and configured
Requests use standard HTTP Methods
OAuth
AuthZ web apps and web APIs in Azure AD Tenant
Access authorization, role-based assignment
for app and user authorization
OpenID Connect
AuthZ protocol for SSO
Extends Oauth 2.0 for use as AuthN protocol
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26. Secure Resources using Hybrid Identities
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Secure Resources using Hybrid Identities
SAML AuthN
Claims or Assertions about objects
XML token form
DirSync Replication
Synchronization between On-premises and Azure AD
Filtering by OU and or Attributes
Federation via AD FS and ACS
AD FS - SSO by trusted relationships
ACS – Cloud Based AuthN and AuthZ
Integrated with stds based IdPs and Web Identities
Multiple protocol support and web platforms
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27. Use Appropriate Data Security Solution
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Use Appropriate Data Security Solution
Data In Transit
Import/Export Service
Think Hybrid, Across Service Bus
Also includes internal movement e.g. 2 VMs
Bitlocker Drives to protect in transit –Mandatory
Customer Facing secured with
SSL/TLS
All LDAP within and between datacenters is signed
Data at Rest
Includes: Storage Objects, containers % Physical Media
2 Types: Data in Production and not e.g. VHD
Secret keys all stored in Directory
Encrypted using Distributed Key Manager (DKM)
See “Protecting Data in Microsoft Azure”
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28. Design an RBAC Strategy
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Design an RBAC Strategy
Secure Resource Scopes
Every Azure subscription associated w/ Azure Active Directory.
Built in Roles assigned to Azure AD users, groups, and services
3 Ways to Assign roles: 1. subscription 2. resource group 3. resource level.
Assigned role defines the level of access on the Azure resource.
3 built-in roles
Owner: has full control over Azure resources. Owner can perform all management operations on a resource including access management.
Contributor: can perform all management operations except access management. So, a contributor can’t grant access to others.
Reader: can only view resources. Reader can’t view secrets associated with a resource.
Xplat-cli | Same functionality as Azure Portal
Written in JavaScript and requires
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29. This provides programmatic access to Azure AD
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This provides programmatic access to Azure AD
Remote PowerShell
LDIFDE
Graph API
OpenID Connect
OAuth
Remote PowerShell
LDIFDE
Graph API
OpenID Connect
OAuth
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30. Design Application Access and Data Strategy
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Design Application Access and Data Strategy
Data Storage
Mobile Services
Push Notification
Web API
Data Access Strategy
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31. Design Data Storage Data Storage Options Data Security Options
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Design Data Storage
Data Storage Options
Table Storage
SQL Database, My SQL
DocumentDB (NoSQL)
Blob
MongoDB
Data Security Options
Azure Storage | Share Access Signature - SAS
SQL Database – same model as on-premises
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32. Azure Mobile Services REST API Offline Sync Data User Authentication
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Azure Mobile Services
Native SDKs
Offline Sync
Data
SQL
Tables
Mongo DB
On-premises
Office 365
Salesforce
Dynamics
Windows
iOS
Android
User Authentication
Facebook
Twitter
Microsoft
Google
Node.js Express
.NET
Web API
REST API
X-Plat SDKs
Azure Active Directory
Azure Active Directory
HTML5/JS
Xamarin
Phonegap
Sencha
Push Notifications
Windows
iOS
OSX
Android
Chrome
Kindle
In-app
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33. Design Applications using Mobile Services
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Design Applications using Mobile Services
Create and Consume Mobile Services
Choose Backend | JavaScript or .Net | no going back!
Globally Unique name w/in Mobile Svcs | 2-60 char
Requires Azure SQL | Use existing (saves cost) or create new
Must use Region | Affinity groups not used
See also See more for Data Access
Data stored in Tables
Integrate offline sync capabilities into an App
Update App to support feature
initialize MobileServiceClient.SyncContext to a local store
Then reference your table through the IMobileServiceSyncTable interface
SQLite for Windows 8 Phone projects
Change Processor Architecture to x86, x64 or ARM
In VS, run Manage Nuget Packages , install the WindowsAzure.MobileServices.SQLiteStore package see more Using Offline data sync in Mobile Services
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34. Design Application that use Notifications
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Design Application that use Notifications
Implement Push notification services in Mobile Svcs
Register App with WINS and configure Mobile Services
Update the app to register for notifications
Update server scripts to send notifications
Insert data to receive push notifications see more
Send Push Notifications to all subscribers
Notification Hubs to broadcast
Use TAGS to to subscribe for notifications for different news categories
Use Template feature for localization. Can use tags also e.g. world_en world_fr
Send Push Notifications to a segment of subscribers
Can send only to specific Authenticated Users
Update Service to require AuthN
See more
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35. Design Applications that use a Web API
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Design Applications that use a Web API
Implement a Custom API
Publish to External, Partner and Internal developers
Extend Operations for data and services
Each API has 1 or more operations
Each API can be added to one or more products
Thus..Subscribe to Product > which contains that API,
then call the API’s operation
See more
Scale using Azure Websites
Free -> Shared -> Basic -> Standard
2 Actions: Change Plan + Configure Settings (Scale tab)
Choose Instance Size | S,M,L | but not in Shared mode
Select Instance Count see more
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36. Design Applications that use a Web API
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Design Applications that use a Web API
Offload long running Websites WebJobs
Run Programs or Scripts 3 ways
On demand
2.Continuously
3.On a schedule
No Additional Cost to use WebJobs
Deploy in 3 ways:
1. Portal
2. VS
3. Continuous Delivery
See more
Secure web API w/Azure AD
Developer and Standard Pricing Tier
Client Certs | API Mgt REST API | Ext IDs | Delegation
Open Source for .Net, Windows Store, iOS & Android
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37. Design a Data Access Strategy for Hybrid
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Design a Data Access Strategy for Hybrid
Connect to On-premises using
Service Bus
BizTalk Hybrid Connections
VPN Capabilities of websites
Constraints for Connectivity with VPN
S2S - Need externally facing IPv4 IP address & VPN device or RRAS
P2S - must have VPN client on every client
ExpressRoute – Service Provider must support e.g. MPLS
Options to join VMs to domains or Cloud services
Select Existing Cloud Service or Create New One
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38. Design a Media Solution
4/16/2017
Design a Media Solution
Overview
Build Scalable Media Management and Delivery
Securely Upload, Store, Encode and Package AV for On-Demand and Live Streaming
Clients such as TV, PC, and mobile devices
Can use end-end workflows
Streaming Capabilities
Ingest, Preview, Store, Deliver Content
2 Encode Options
Encode directly to Smooth Streaming
Encode to MP4 and then convert to Smooth Streaming
Use Common Protocols e.g. MPEG DASH, Smooth, HLS, HDS
Or to a Content Delivery Network for further Distribution – scale to millions
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39. Design a Media Solution
4/16/2017
Design a Media Solution
Video on-demand
Blobs only supported storage type
Monitoring Services
Monitor Blob, Table and Queue Services
3 Levels
Minimal - Collects metrics such as ingress/egress, availability, latency, and success percentages, which are aggregated for the Blob, Table, and Queue services.
Verbose - In addition to the minimal metrics, collects the same set of metrics for each storage operation in the Azure Storage Service API. Verbose metrics enable closer analysis of issues that occur during application operations.
Off - Turns off monitoring. Existing monitoring data is persisted through the end of the retention period.
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40. 4/16/2017
This feature set of Azure Media Services encrypts live streaming or on demand content
Encode
Ingest
Protect
Stream
Encode
Ingest
Protect
Stream
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41. Design an Advanced Application
TechReady 17
4/16/2017
Design an Advanced Application
Compute Intensive
Worker Roles & Stateless Components
Appropriate Storage Option
Integrate Azure Services
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42. Create Compute-intensive applications
4/16/2017
Create Compute-intensive applications
Design High Performance Computing (HPC)
HPC Pack 2012 R2
Microsoft MPI 2012 R2
Scheduler
Other compute-intensive applications
MPI – Message Passing Interface Applications on A8 and A9 instances
Azure Worker Role
HPC Services for Excel
Java on a Virtual Machine
Deployment Options
Hybrid with On-premises
Microsoft Azure exclusively
Parametric Sweep
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43. Create Long-Running Applications
4/16/2017
Create Long-Running Applications
Implement Worker Roles
Can run asynchronous, long-running or perpetual tasks independent of user interaction or input.
Design Stateless Components
Follow Communications Pattern of WCF
Allows Fabric to route requests to any Web Role in Cluster
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44. Select the Appropriate Storage Option
4/16/2017
Select the Appropriate Storage Option
Queue Centric pattern for development
Appropriate Storage for Performance
Storage Options
For Cloud Services
VMs interacting with
Storage Service
SQL Database
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45. Integrate Azure Services
4/16/2017
Integrate Azure Services
Use of Machine Learning
A fully managed service
Create, test, operationalize and manage predictive analytics solutions in the cloud.
Big Data
HDInsight service that deploys and provisions Apache Hadoop clusters in the cloud
Provides Software Framework to manage, analyze and report on big data
Media Services
Scalable Media Management and Delivery Applications
Can Securely upload, store, encode and package audio/video content
OnDemand or Streaming
Azure Search
Delegates Server and Infrastructure Management
Ready to us service to populate search data
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46. 4/16/2017
Which is the best option to run synchronous, long running or perpetual tasks
Virtual Machines
Cloud Services
Worker Roles
Web Jobs
Network Security Groups
Virtual Machines
Cloud Services
Worker Roles
Web Jobs
Network Security Groups
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47. Scalability & Performance
TechReady 17
4/16/2017
Design Websites
Scalability & Performance
Deploy Websites
Business Continuity
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48. Websites for Scalability and Performance
4/16/2017
Websites for Scalability and Performance
Websites
Near instant deployment
SSL and Custom Domain Names only on Basic / Std modes
Webjobs provide background processing for independent scaling
Can Scale to larger machines without Redeploy
VMs
Need Affinity Group and LB to prevent simultaneous restarts for maintenance or HW fails
Cloud Services
Better for more control over web server env
Remote into Server or Startup Tasks
For all the Above See
Websites, Cloud Services and Virtual Machines Comparison
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49. Deploy Websites Implement Azure Site Extensions
4/16/2017
Deploy Websites
Implement Azure Site Extensions
Site extensions are web apps with simple metadata for extension registration.
Can be authored for any development stack supported by the Azure Websites platform
An extensible management end point per Azure Website
Source code editors e.g. VSO for connected resources such as a MySQL database
Available per website in Azure Preview Portal:
Packaged in NuGet format
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50. Deploy Websites Create Packages Deployment Slots Web Deploy
4/16/2017
Deploy Websites
Create Packages
Continuous Delivery w/ VSO
Use Tem Foundation Version Control (TFVC) for source control
Deployment Slots
STANDARD mode websites required
Staging Slot
Production Slot
Web Deploy
Older IIS Extension method to Export and Import
FTP Locations Settings
Deployment or Profile Publishing Settings
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51. Websites for Business Continuity
4/16/2017
Websites for Business Continuity
Scale up and out - Azure Websites and SQL
Design for DR
Secondary Region
Publish to new region
Update DNS, SSL, CNAME, etc..
Design Data Tier
Azure SQL
Built-in HA
multiple copies of all data in different physical nodes located across fully independent physical sub-systems to mitigate outages due to failures of individual server components, such as hard drives, network interface adapters, or even entire servers. At any one time, three database replicas are running—
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52. What is the best option to add background processing to your app?
4/16/2017
What is the best option to add background processing to your app?
Virtual Machines
Cloud Services
Worker Roles
Web Jobs
Network Security Groups
Virtual Machines
Cloud Services
Worker Roles
Web Jobs
Network Security Groups
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53. Design a Management, Monitoring and Business Continuity Strategy
TechReady 17
4/16/2017
Design a Management, Monitoring and Business Continuity Strategy
Hybrid and Azure-hosted for System Center
Monitoring Strategy
BC/DR Capabilities
Design DR Strategy
Azure Automation and PS WF
Automation Use Cases
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54. Hybrid & Azure Architectures for System Center
4/16/2017
Hybrid & Azure Architectures for System Center
Common Elements
Identity, Virtualization, Management, Development and Data Platform across…
Considerations for Managing resources with System Center
Configuration Manger – Client Device and Application Management
Operations Manager – Monitoring and Alerting
Virtual Machine Manager – DataCenter Mgt
Service Manager – ITIL based SM and Human WF + CMDB
Data Protection Manager – Backup and Disaster Recovery
Orchestrator – Workflow Engine
Scenarios for Hybrid
Private Cloud
Public Cloud
Service Provider Cloud
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55. Design a Monitoring Strategy
4/16/2017
Design a Monitoring Strategy
Global Service
Monitor
Webtest Upload
Operations Manager
Performance
Transaction
Reliability
Real User Experience
Availability
Webtest
Alerts
Transaction
Application
Build / Deploy
Team
Foundation
Server
Webtest
Work Items
IntelliTrace
Visual Studio Developer
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56. Azure BCR/DR Capabilities
4/16/2017
Azure BCR/DR Capabilities
Hyper-V Replica
Simple, Affordable Second Site
“Extended Replication” -3rd
Hardware Agnostic – either side
Hybrid Cloud
Seamless Integration:
Private Cloud to…
Service Provider Cloud
Windows Azure
ASR
WHEN TO USE: 2nd Site / Use SCCMM, Unprotected workloads
WHEN NOT: Workload requires synchronous replication, data outside of VHD
Workload needs to recover physical servers, beyond Hyper-V replica’s capabilities
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57. Disaster Recovery Strategy
4/16/2017
Disaster Recovery Strategy
Backup Solutions
Microsoft Azure Backup
Reliable, Simple, Efficient
Use for Branch Office or Small Business
Hyper-V Recovery Manager
StorSimple
Proprietary Device | Multiple Tiers
Cloud Integrated Storage (CiS)
Seamless view of ALL Enterprise Storage | Windows and VMWare
System Center Data Protection Manager
Can Store backed up DPM data in Azure…
As Physical or VM
As Azure VM
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58. Azure Automation Use Cases
4/16/2017
Azure Automation Use Cases
Azure Automation
Runbooks
Chef
Configure and Automate. Apply Fine Grained Permissions
Puppet
Can Configure and Manage Windows and Azure
Desired State Configuration
Make it So
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59. Which of the following is NOT part of the Azure Monitoring Strategy?
4/16/2017
Which of the following is NOT part of the Azure Monitoring Strategy?
Automated System Recovery (ASR)
Systems Center Operations Pack (SCOM)
Management Pack for Windows Azure
Desired State Configuration (DSC)
Global Service Manager (GSM)
Automated System Recovery (ASR)
Systems Center Operations Pack (SCOM)
Management Pack for Windows Azure
Desired State Configuration (DSC)
Global Service Manager (GSM)
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60. Session Objectives And Takeaways
Tech Ready 15
4/16/2017
Session Objectives And Takeaways
Session Objective(s):
Objective 1: Understand the Breakdown of Exam Contents by category
Objective 2: Understand the correct study resources and links
Objective 3: Try to get you 4-7 conceptual points ahead!
Key Takeaway 1
Increase participants’ ability to successfully prepare for and pass, Exam
Key Takeaway 2
Understand architectural decisions for Microsoft Azure solutions
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61. Resources Microsoft Learning Site (http://bit.ly/Ignite-Learning)
Your one-stop location for info on all available Microsoft certifications, training, and exam prep resources
Microsoft Virtual Academy (
Your source for on-demand, online technical training
Microsoft Training and Certification Guide (
Interactive Windows 8.1 app, to help you choose and traverse your path

62. <Event Name Here>
4/16/2017
© 2015 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
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63. Extra Study Slides
70-534

64. ExpressRoute vs VPN Virtual Network (Point-to-site)
4/16/2017
ExpressRoute vs VPN
Virtual Network (Point-to-site)
Virtual Network (Site-to-site)
ExpressRoute – Exchange Provider
ExpressRoute – Network Service Provider
Azure services supported
Cloud ServicesVirtual Machines
Refer to validated list.
Typical Bandwidths
Typically < 100 Mbps aggregate
200 Mbps, 500 Mbps, 1 Gbps and 10 Gbps
10 Mbps, 50 Mbps, 100 Mbps, 500 Mbps, 1 Gbps
Protocols Supported
Secure Sockets Tunneling Protocol (SSTP)
IPsec (Refer to VPN page for more details)
Direct connection over VLANs
NSP’s VPN technologies (MPLS, VPLS, …)
Routing
Static
Static – We support policy—based (static routing) and route-based (dynamic routing VPN)
BGP
Connection resiliency
Active-passive
Active-active
Typical use cases
· Prototyping, dev / test / lab scenarios for cloud services and virtual machines
· Dev / test / lab scenarios and small scale production workloads for cloud services and virtual machines
· Access to all Azure services (validated list)· Enterprise-class and mission critical workloads.
· Backup
· Big Data
· Azure as a DR site
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65. Design a Monitoring Strategy
4/16/2017
Design a Monitoring Strategy
Built-in Abilities
Diagnostic Monitor:
Web & Worker Roles
Global Service Manager
System Center Capabilities
Management Packs: Azure, Azure SQL, SQL
Third Party Tools
Open Source
Ops Manager, Application Insights (VSO) – Telemetry Data
Use Cases for WSUS
Config Manager
Custom Solutions
Architecture Constructs: Availability Groups and Update Domains
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66. VM Type and Size for a Solution
SMSG Readiness
4/16/2017
VM Type and Size for a Solution
Compute Instance Name
Virtual Cores
RAM
Extra Small (A0)
Shared
768 MB
Small (A1) 1
1.75 GB
Medium (A2) 2
3.5 GB
Large (A3) 4
7 GB
Extra Large (A4) 8
14 GB
General Purpose VMs
Compute Instance Name
Virtual Cores
RAM A5 2
14 GB A6 4
28 GB A7 8
56 GB
Memory Intensive VMs
Compute Instance Name
Virtual Cores
RAM
Networking A8 8
56 GB
40 Gbit/s InfiniBand A9 16
112 GB
Compute Intensive VMs
Each Persistent Data Disk Can be up to 1 TB with up to 16 disks per VM
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67. 4/16/2017
Graph API
​Returns tenant level Information including company name, tech contact, subscriptions ​
​Returns a group’s members
​Get a users’ direct group membership
​Get an individual user's manager
​Get an individuals’ Direct Reports ​
Resolve an directory object via GUID
​Return Roles ​
​Return all subscriptions that the tenant owns 
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