Azure Administrator Associate

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Microsoft Azure Administrator course equips participants with the skills to manage Azure subscriptions, configure storage, deploy virtual networks, and administer Microsoft Azure infrastructure. 

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Overview

The AZ-104: Microsoft Azure Administrator course is a comprehensive 32-hour virtual instructor-led training designed to equip participants with the skills needed to manage Azure subscriptions, configure storage, deploy virtual networks, and administer Microsoft Azure infrastructure. It covers key areas such as identity management with Microsoft Entra ID, virtual networking, storage solutions like Azure Blob Storage, virtual machines, containers, and monitoring Azure resources. This course is ideal for Azure administrators and network administrators seeking hands-on experience and expertise in managing Azure environments.

Azure Administrator Associate Curriculum

Understand Microsoft Entra ID

Describe Microsoft Entra ID

Compare Microsoft Entra ID to Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS)

Describe how Microsoft Entra ID is used as a directory for cloud apps

Describe Microsoft Entra ID P1 and P2

Describe Microsoft Entra Domain Services


Configure user and group accounts

Configure user's accounts and user account properties

Create new user accounts

Import bulk user accounts with a template

Configure group accounts and assignment types


Configure subscriptions

Determine the correct region to locate Azure services

Review features and use cases for Azure subscriptions

Obtain an Azure subscription

Understand billing and features for different Azure subscriptions

Use Microsoft Cost Management for cost analysis

Discover when to use Azure resource tagging

Identify ways to reduce costs


Configure Azure Policy

Create management groups to target policies and spending budgets

Implement Azure Policy with policy and initiative definitions

Scope Azure policies and determine compliance


Configure role-based access control

Identify features and use cases for role-based access control

List and create role definitions

Create role assignments

Identify differences between Azure RBAC and Microsoft Entra roles

Manage access to subscriptions with RBAC

Review built-in Azure RBAC roles


Create Azure users and groups in Microsoft Entra ID

Add users to Microsoft Entra ID

Manage app and resource access by using Microsoft Entra groups

Give guest users access in Microsoft Entra business-to-business (B2B)


Secure your Azure resources with Azure role-based access control (Azure RBAC)

Verify access to resources for yourself and others

Grant access to resources

View activity logs of Azure RBAC changes


Allow users to reset their password with Microsoft Entra self-service password reset

Decide whether to implement a self-service password reset

Implement self-service password reset to meet your requirements

Configure self-service password reset to customize the experience


Configure virtual networks

Describe Azure virtual network features and components

Identify features and usage cases for subnets and subnetting

Identify usage cases for private and public IP addresses

Create a virtual network and assign IP address

Configure network security groups

Determine when to use network security groups

Create network security groups

Implement and evaluate network security group rules

Describe the function of application security groups

Configure Azure Virtual Network peering

Identify usage cases and product features of Azure Virtual Network peering

Configure your network to implement Azure VPN Gateway for transit connectivity

Extend peering by using a hub and spoke network with user-defined routes and service chaining

Configure network routing and endpoints

Implement system routes and user-defined routes

Configure a custom route

Implement service endpoints

Identify features and usage cases for Azure Private Link and endpoint services

Configure Azure Load Balancer

Identify features and usage cases for Azure Load Balancer

Implement public and internal Azure load balancers

Compare features of load balancer SKUs and configuration differences

Configure back-end pools, load-balancing rules, session persistence, and health probes

Configure Azure Application Gateway

Identify features and usage cases for Azure Application Gateway

Implement an Azure application gateway, including selecting a routing method

Configure gateway components, such as listeners, health probes, and routing rules

Design an IP addressing schema for your Azure deployment

Identify the private IP addressing capabilities of Azure virtual networks

Identify the public IP addressing capabilities of Azure

Identify the requirements for IP addressing when integrating with on-premises networks

Distribute your services across Azure virtual networks and integrate them by using virtual network peering

Identify use cases for virtual network peering

Identify the features and limitations of virtual network peering

Configure peering connections between virtual networks


Host your domain on Azure DNS

Configure Azure DNS to host your domain

Manage and control traffic flow in your Azure deployment with routes

Identify the routing capabilities of an Azure virtual network

Configure routing within a virtual network

Deploy a basic network virtual appliance

Configure routing to send traffic through a network virtual appliance

Improve application scalability and resiliency by using Azure Load Balancer

Identify the features and capabilities of Azure Load Balancer

Deploy and configure an Azure Load Balancer


Configure storage accounts

Identify features and usage cases for Azure storage accounts

Select between different types of Azure Storage and create storage accounts

Select a storage replication strategy

Configure secure network access to storage endpoints

Configure Azure Blob Storage

Understand the purpose and benefits of Azure Blob Storage

Create and configure Azure Blob Storage accounts

Manage containers and blobs within Azure Blob Storage

Optimize blob storage performance and scalability

Implement lifecycle management policies to automate data movement and deletion

Determine the best pricing plans for your Azure Blob Storage

Configure Azure Storage security

Configure a shared access signature (SAS), including the uniform resource identifier (URI) and SAS parameters

Configure Azure Storage encryption

Implement customer-managed keys

Recommend opportunities to improve Azure Storage security

Configure Azure Files and Azure File Sync

Identify storage for file shares versus blob data

Configure Azure file shares and file share snapshots

Identify features and use cases of Azure File Sync

Identify Azure File Sync components and configuration steps

Create an Azure Storage account

Decide how many storage accounts you need for your project

Determine the appropriate settings for each storage account

Create a storage account using the Azure portal

Control access to Azure Storage with shared access signatures

Identify the features of a shared access signature for Azure Storage

Identify the features of stored access policies

Programmatically generate and use a shared access signature to access storage

Upload, download, and manage data with Azure Storage Explorer

Describe the features of Azure Storage Explorer

Install Storage Explorer

Use Storage Explorer to connect to Azure Storage services and manipulate stored data

Configure virtual machines

Determine the responsibilities of cloud service providers and customers in a cloud computing environment

Identify the key considerations and factors involved in planning for virtual machines. Considerations include workload requirements, resource allocation, and secure access

Configure virtual machine storage and virtual machine sizing

Create a virtual machine in the Azure portal

Practice deploying an Azure virtual machine and verify the configuration

Configure virtual machine availability

Implement availability sets and availability zones

Implement update and fault domains

Implement Azure Virtual Machine Scale Sets

Autoscale virtual machines

Configure Azure App Service plans

Identify features and usage cases for Azure App Service

Select an appropriate Azure App Service plan pricing tier

Scale an Azure App Service plan

Configure Azure App Service

Identify features and usage cases for Azure App Service

Create an app with Azure App Service

Configure deployment settings, specifically deployment slots

Secure your Azure App Service app

Configure custom domain names

Back up and restore your Azure App Service app

Configure Azure Application Insights

Configure Azure Container Instances

Identify when to use containers versus virtual machines

Identify the features and usage cases of Azure Container Instances

Implement Azure container groups

Manage virtual machines with the Azure CLI

Create a virtual machine with the Azure CLI

Resize virtual machines with the Azure CLI

Perform basic management tasks using the Azure CLI

Connect to a running VM with SSH and the Azure CLI

Create a Windows virtual machine in Azure

Create a Windows virtual machine using the Azure portal

Connect to a running Windows virtual machine using Remote Desktop

Install software and change the network configuration on a VM using the Azure portal

Host a web application with Azure App Service

Use the Azure portal to create an Azure App Service web app

Use developer tools to create the code for a starter web application

Deploy your code to Azure App Service

Introduction to Azure Backup

Evaluate whether Azure Backup is appropriate to use for your backup needs

Describe how the features of Azure Backup work to provide backup solutions for your needs

Configure virtual machine backups

Identify features and usage cases for different Azure backup methods

Configure virtual machine snapshots and backup options

Implement virtual machine backup and restore, including soft delete

Perform site-to-site recovery by using Azure Site Recovery

Configure Azure Monitor

Identify the features and usage cases for Azure Monitor

Configure and interpret metrics and logs

Identify the Azure Monitor components and data types

Configure the Azure Monitor activity log

Configure Log Analytics

Identify the features and usage cases for Log Analytics

Create a Log Analytics workspace

Structure a Log Analytics query and review results

Configure Network Watcher

Identify the features and usage cases for Azure Network Watcher

Configure diagnostic capabilities like IP Flow Verify, Next Hop, and Network Topology

Improve incident response with Azure Monitor alerts

Configure alerts on events in your Azure resources based on metrics, log events, and activity log events

Learn how to use action groups in response to an alert, and how to use alert processing rules to override action groups when necessary

Analyze your Azure infrastructure by using Azure Monitor logs

Identify the features and capabilities of Azure Monitor logs

Create basic Azure Monitor log queries to extract information from log data

Monitor your Azure virtual machines with Azure Monitor

Understand which monitoring data you need to collect from your VM

Enable and view recommended alerts and diagnostics

Use Azure Monitor to collect and analyze VM host metrics data

Use Azure Monitor Agent to collect VM client performance metrics and event logs

Manage Microsoft Entra ID Identities

Manage Subscriptions and RBAC

Manage Governance via Azure Policy

Manage Azure resources by using Azure Resource Manager Templates

Implement Virtual Networking

Implement Intersite Connectivity

Implement Traffic Management

Manage Azure storage

Manage Virtual Machines

Implement Web Apps

Implement Azure Container Instances

Implement Azure Container Apps

Implement Data Protection

Implement Monitoring

Course Benefits

  • Gain expertise in securing identities with Azure Active Directory and Microsoft Entra ID.
  • Learn to manage Azure subscriptions, implement policies, and use role-based access control (RBAC).
  • Acquire skills to configure and manage virtual networks, including VPNs, load balancers, and application gateways.
  • Understand and implement Azure storage solutions such as Blob Storage and Azure Files.
  • Deploy and manage Azure compute resources including virtual machines, containers, and App Services.
  • Learn to monitor and back up Azure resources effectively using Azure Monitor and Azure Backup.
  • Hands-on labs provide practical experience in real-world Azure administration tasks.
  • Prepare for the AZ-104 certification exam, enhancing career prospects in cloud administration.
  • Build foundational skills for advanced Azure certifications and cloud roles.
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  • Complete hands-on labs to gain practical Azure administration skills.
  • Pass the AZ-104 exam to earn the Microsoft Azure Administrator Associate certification.
  • Recommended prerequisites include basic networking, virtualization, and Active Directory knowledge.
  • After AZ-104, advance with courses like AZ-305 for infrastructure design or AZ-400 for DevOps.

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Frequently asked questions

After completing the AZ-104T00 training, you can advance your skills by enrolling the following advanced courses. These courses will help you further develop your expertise in cloud and AI solutions.

AZ-305T00: Designing Microsoft Azure Infrastructure Solutions

AI+ Cloud™

AI+ Architect™


Yes, in AZ 104 course modules there are comprehensive labs for hands-on learning of important Administrator concepts for Microsoft Azure. The main objective of these labs is to help in managing and implementing Azure service practically.

After completing the AZ-104T00 training, you can advance your skills by enrolling in courses like AZ-305T00: Designing Microsoft Azure Infrastructure Solutions, AI+ Cloud™, or AI+ Architect™. These courses will help you further develop your expertise in cloud and AI solutions.

The Microsoft Azure Administrator training course enables students to oversee Azure subscriptions, defend identities, and maintain infrastructure. These duties involve creating virtual networks, setting up storage solutions, and handling web apps and containers.  Students get the Microsoft content approved by Microsoft Corporation itself, the ability to practice through practice tests at all times, and learner support round-the-clock 

Absolutely. Among the essential tools for Azure administrators that the course comprehensively covers are Azure Portal, ARM Templates, Azure PowerShell, CloudShell, and Azure CLI. This makes sure that participants are adequately prepared to handle Azure infrastructure.

Yes, we offer customized Azure solutions tailored to meet your specific needs, aligning with your business objectives, culture, processes, and technologies. Training schedules—including dates, times, and locations—can be adjusted to suit your requirements.

Our training is delivered by Microsoft Certified Trainers (MCTs) with over a decade of experience and extensive domain knowledge, ensuring a high-quality learning experience.

We offer flexible and convenient delivery methods, including Virtual Instructor-led Training (vILT), Instructor-led Training (ILT), and private group training, accommodating various learning preferences and schedules.

You can attend the Azure Administrator Associate training before taking the AZ-104 exam. This AZ 104 course will train you in the necessary concepts and help you prepare for the exam.

The careers available after completing the course on AZ-104 can include any of the mentioned career fields: Information Technology, Software Development, E-commerce, Finance and Insurance, Healthcare, Retail, Education, Manufacturing, Telecommunications, or Government.

The job roles are post completing Microsoft Azure Administrator training Azure Administrator, cloud solutions architect, cloud operations engineer, and IT manager focusing on cloud services.

Opens doors to further certification and positions in cloud architecture or security.

Encourages further study and specialization in Azure space.

Keeps abreast of new developments in cloud computing and Azure services.

Access to forums and groups focused on Azure that help share knowledge and drive career advancement.

Flexibility in taking up various roles and industries using Azure technologies.

Usable in any industry, for example, IT, finance, healthcare, and education.

It's an undertaking for continuous professional development in cloud technology.

The certification is worldwide. Therefore, it improves your professional stature.

It involves critical aspects like identity management, governance, virtual network, and resource monitoring.

These shows expertise in the use of Azure resources to administer storage, networking, and security.

Generally, professionals in this field get a salary on the higher side, approximately about $107,683 for Azure Administrators.

Some of the most in-demand job profiles include Azure Administrator, Cloud Engineer, and Solutions Architect.


This Microsoft Azure Administrator course is a tutorial that covers tools and services, such as Azure Portal, Azure PowerShell, Azure CLI, and Azure Resource Manager.

Yes, the AZ-104 certification is considered a very high-grade in the industry. It adds value to your qualifications and is valued by employers, which is an added advantage for growth in cloud administration.

Managing identities and governance of Azure.

Deploy and manage virtual networks.

Implement storage solutions in Azure.

Monitor and back up Azure resources.

Yes, it includes hands-on labs in the Microsoft Azure Administrator course, where participants can apply concepts in real-world scenarios and enhance their learning experience.

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Azure Administrator Associate

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