Find out what you should know before watching this course. Andrew expects you to have a basic understanding of the cloud and virtualization. You may have used Office 365 online and have a Microsoft account. You should create a trial account within Office 365 and Intune to use during the course.
- [Instructor] Before you get started, there are a few things you need to know. In this course, I'll focus on the technologies and models used by the cloud. If you already use an online email service, such as outlook.com or Office 365, and have a good understanding of IT concepts, such as the internet and mobile devices, then you should be in good shape. This course can help fill out your cloud knowledge and hone your skills working with Office 365, Microsoft 365, and Microsoft Intune. If you want to learn more about it, then check out my course, Introduction to Microsoft 365, in the library.
Author
Andrew Bettany
Released
11/4/2019- Cloud principles and delivery mechanisms
- Managing privacy in the cloud
- Meeting compliance goals
- Cloud availability
- Monitoring service health and maintenance
- Cloud services and their characteristics
- Identifying requirements of Microsoft cloud services
- Signing up for cloud services
- Configuring cloud services
- Configuring Microsoft Intune
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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1. Cloud Principles and Delivery Mechanisms
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Explore cloud principles5m 15s
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Computing as a service3m 39s
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2. Cloud Security Requirements and Policies
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Manage privacy in the cloud3m 56s
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Meet compliance goals3m 13s
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Secure data in the cloud6m 18s
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3. Cloud Updates and Availability
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Cloud availability1m 6s
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4. Types of Cloud Services
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Move completely to the cloud2m 23s
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Cloud integration tools3m 2s
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5. Identify Requirements of Microsoft Cloud Services
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6. Sign Up for Cloud Services
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7. Configure Cloud Services
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Cloud services configuration2m 22s
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Identify DNS record types1m 51s
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Custom domains3m 14s
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8. Cloud-Based Device Management
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Bulk enrollment options2m 10s
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Monitoring and reporting2m 37s
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Monitoring device security1m 15s
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Conclusion
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Next steps33s
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