Azure Resource Manager Deep Dive
By James Bannan
Course info
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Description
Deploying resources to the public cloud in a structured, logical, and repeatable manner can quickly result in mess and chaos, impacting your business function. In this course, Azure Resource Manager Deep Dive, you will use the latest tools and techniques to deploy both Platform-as-a-Service and Infrastructure-as-a-Service solutions in to Microsoft Azure. First, you'll learn how to use PowerShell to deploy resources, as well as repeatable deployments using ARM templates. Next you'll learn to use resource dependencies to create complex solutions. Finally, you'll learn about securing resources using roles and policies. After watching this course, you'll know how to deploy resources and solutions in Azure using a variety of processes and you'll understand how these resources interact and depend on each other, setting the foundation for all your future Azure work. Software required: Azure PowerShell and Visual Studio 2015 Community Edition with Azure Software Development Kit.
About the author
James Bannan is a published author and experienced public speaker based in Melbourne, Australia. He is a Microsoft specialist, with a particular focus on Azure infrastructure architecture, development, and automation.
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Course Overview
Hi everyone, my name is James Bannan, and welcome to my course, Azure Resource Manager Deep Dive. I'm a solutions architect at Ensyst, which is in Australia, and I'm a Microsoft MVP in cloud and datacenter management. Azure Resource Manager, or ARM, is the foundation of Microsoft's public cloud strategy, and it offers a technically rich business-driven approach to cloud resource deployment and management. In this course, we're going to build and deploy a large number of solutions in Azure consisting of both Platform as a Service, PaaS, and Infrastructure as a Service, IaaS, resources. Some of the major topics that we will cover include using PowerShell to deploy resources, repeatable deployments using ARM templates, using resource dependencies to create complex solutions, and securing resources with roles and policies. By the end of this course, you'll know how to deploy resources and solutions in Azure using a variety of processes, and you'll understand how these resources interact and depend upon each other. Before beginning the course, you should be familiar using PowerShell, as we're going to use it quite heavily. We will also use Visual Studio 2015 Community Edition to create and edit templates. I hope you'll join me on this journey to learn ARM with the Azure Resource Manager Deep Dive course at Pluralsight.