Azure Local

Local Course Description: Azure Local

This course is taught in online format and consists of 4 units and laboratories .

The duration of the course is 60 hours which is distributed between the content and the collaboration tools. Upon completion, the student will receive a certificate of completion.

The training is conducted through our Virtual Campus : With this format, you will have access to all course materials on the platform, available 24/7 from the start of the course. Students will also have access to discussion forums and ongoing tutoring.

The course fee applies to the Virtual modality (100% bonus option) Face-to-face and telepresence training actions can be carried out on demand.

• Access to the platform: 8 weeks
• Individualized support

Introduction

This course introduces the Azure Local portfolio and describes the basic architecture, core capabilities, and most common use cases for its products. You will also learn about the differences and similarities between Azure Local HCI , Azure Local Hub , Azure Stack Edge , and Azure .

Goals

Upon completion of this learning path, you will be able to understand and use Azure Local HCI within a modern IT infrastructure, differentiating its associated products and maximizing Azure 's hybrid capabilities.

Course content

1. Introduction to Azure Local

This module provides an overview of the Azure Stack product portfolio, including Azure Local HCI , Azure Local Hub , and Azure Local Edge . In addition to understanding how these technologies extend Azure to on-premises environments, you will learn to identify use cases based on your business needs.

Contents:

1. Azure Stack portfolio overview.
2. Key differences between Azure Local HCI , Azure Local Hub , and Azure Local Edge .
3. Use cases for each of the Azure Stack solutions.
4. Common implementation scenarios and best practices.
5. Technical comparison: Azure Local Edge vs Azure Local Hub .
6. Technical comparison: Azure Local HCI vs Azure .
7. Strategies for selecting the right solution for different environments.

Practice :

• Lab 1 : Conduct a technical comparison between Azure Local HCI and Azure Local Hub , identifying appropriate use cases for each technology in different business scenarios. Create a short table outlining the main benefits and limitations of each solution.

2. Introduction to the basic technologies of Azure Local HCI

This module focuses on a deep understanding of the fundamental technologies that make up Azure Local HCI , including its internal architecture, software-defined storage and networking, and advanced hyperconverged infrastructure management capabilities.

Contents:

1. Azure Local HCI technical architecture: nodes, scalability, connectivity.
2. Software-defined storage (SDS) : Functions and configuration.
3. Software-defined networks (SDN) : Principles and configuration.
4. Management and security tools for hyperconverged infrastructure.
5. Hardware requirements and certifications compatible with Azure Local HCI .
6. Configuration and execution of critical and non-critical workloads.

Practice :

• Lab 2 : Implement a simulated infrastructure using Azure Local HCI . Configure software-defined storage and networking in a virtual environment and simulate running a workload. Evaluate the solution's performance and scalability.

3. Planning and implementation of Azure Local HCI

This module provides a detailed guide to planning and implementing an Azure Stack HCI solution, covering everything from hardware and software requirements to best practices for configuring, monitoring, and maintaining the infrastructure.

Contents:

1. Key considerations for planning an Azure Local HCI implementation.
2. Minimum and recommended hardware and software requirements.
3. Step-by-step guide for initial implementation: cluster installation and configuration.
4. Configuring storage and networking in Azure Local HCI .
5. Integration with the Azure portal for unified management.
6. Monitoring and maintenance of the infrastructure through tools such as Windows Admin Center and Azure Monitor .

Practice :

• Lab 3 : Configure and deploy an Azure Local HCI cluster in a lab environment. Simulate the complete planning and implementation of the solution, including storage and network configuration, and integration with Azure .

4. Integration of Azure Arc and Azure Local HCI

This module explores how Azure Local HCI can leverage the hybrid capabilities of Azure Arc , enabling the management and governance of resources in the cloud and on-premises environments from a single point.

Contents:

1. Introduction to Azure Arc and its hybrid capabilities.
2. Advantages of unified resource management with Azure Arc .
3. Azure Arc integration process with Azure Local HCI .
4. Common use cases for combining Azure Local HCI and Azure Arc .
5. Resource governance and regulatory compliance using Azure Arc .
6. Real-time monitoring and management tools for local and cloud workloads.

Practice:

• Lab 4: This exercise teaches you how to configure and manage Azure Local HCI, including creating clusters, deploying virtual machines, and integrating with Azure services such as Azure Monitor and Azure Backup

Prerequisites:

• Basic knowledge of Azure
• Software-defined storage in Windows Server
• Software-defined networking in Windows Server
• Basic knowledge of IoT technologies

Other training modalities

If you are interested in taking this course in telepresence format, please contact us: Email: info@nanforiberica.com Telephone: +34 91 031 66 78, WhatsApp: +34 685 60 05 91 Azure Stack