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Jumpstart Your Azure Stack HCI Deployment

Microsoft Ignite 2019 | Jumpstart Your Azure Stack HCI Deployment | Cosmos Darwin, Carmen Crincoli, Dan Cuomo

It’s time to deploy hyperconverged infrastructure – where do you start? In this session, we talk through key design choices and best practices for Azure Stack HCI, how to find and buy the best hardware, and we demo how to deploy the software stack, including Hyper-V and Storage Spaces Direct, with Windows Admin Center. Accelerate your next project with these tips directly from the experts.

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Taught by Cosmos Darwin, Carmen Crincoli, Dan Cuomo, who are experts on the topic of Azure Stack HCI
Covers key design choices and best practices for Azure Stack HCI, which are essential for successful deployment
Provides guidance on hardware selection and software stack deployment, addressing common challenges and pitfalls
Demonstrates the use of Windows Admin Center for simplified management of Azure Stack HCI
Aims to accelerate project success by sharing tips and insights from experienced professionals
May require prior knowledge or experience with hyperconverged infrastructure concepts

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Cloud Security Architect
A Cloud Security Architect is an IT professional responsible for designing, building, and managing cloud computing security solutions. They work with clients to understand their security needs and then design and implement cloud security solutions that meet those needs. Cloud Security Architects also work with IT teams to ensure that cloud security solutions are integrated with existing security systems. The **Jumpstart Your Azure Stack HCI Deployment** course can be useful for Cloud Security Architects who want to learn more about deploying and managing Azure Stack HCI security solutions.
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Data Engineer
Data Engineers design, build, and maintain data pipelines. They work with data scientists and other IT professionals to collect, transform, and analyze data. Data Engineers may work in a variety of industries, including healthcare, finance, and retail. The **Jumpstart Your Azure Stack HCI Deployment** course can be useful for Data Engineers who want to learn more about using Azure Stack HCI to build and manage data pipelines.
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Cloud Architect
A Cloud Architect is an IT professional responsible for designing, building, and managing cloud computing solutions. They work with clients to understand their business needs and then design and implement cloud solutions that meet those needs. Cloud Architects also work with IT teams to ensure that cloud solutions are integrated with existing systems. The **Jumpstart Your Azure Stack HCI Deployment** course can be useful for Cloud Architects who want to learn more about deploying and managing Azure Stack HCI solutions.
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Cloud Engineer
Cloud Engineers design, build, and manage cloud computing solutions. They work with clients to understand their business needs and then design and implement cloud solutions that meet those needs. Cloud Engineers also work with IT teams to ensure that cloud solutions are integrated with existing systems. The **Jumpstart Your Azure Stack HCI Deployment** course can be useful for Cloud Engineers who want to learn more about deploying and managing Azure Stack HCI solutions.
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DevOps Engineer
DevOps Engineers work to bridge the gap between development and operations teams. They use automation and other tools to streamline the software development process. DevOps Engineers may work in a variety of industries, including software development, IT, and manufacturing. The **Jumpstart Your Azure Stack HCI Deployment** course may be useful for DevOps Engineers who want to learn more about using Azure Stack HCI to build and deploy software.
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Network Administrator
Network Administrators are responsible for managing and maintaining computer networks. They work with network hardware, software, and users to ensure that networks are running smoothly and efficiently. Network Administrators may also be responsible for developing and implementing network security measures. The **Jumpstart Your Azure Stack HCI Deployment** course may be useful for Network Administrators who want to learn more about deploying and managing Azure Stack HCI networks.
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Data Analyst
Data Analysts collect, analyze, and interpret data to help businesses make informed decisions. They use statistical techniques, data mining, and other tools to extract insights from data. Data Analysts may work in a variety of industries, including finance, healthcare, and retail. The **Jumpstart Your Azure Stack HCI Deployment** course may be useful for Data Analysts who want to learn more about using Azure Stack HCI to collect, store, and analyze data.
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Database Administrator
Database Administrators (DBAs) are responsible for managing and maintaining databases. They work with database software, hardware, and users to ensure that databases are running smoothly and efficiently. DBAs may also be responsible for developing and implementing database security measures. The **Jumpstart Your Azure Stack HCI Deployment** course may be useful for DBAs who want to learn more about deploying and managing Azure Stack HCI databases.
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IT Manager
IT Managers are responsible for planning, implementing, and managing IT systems. They work with IT staff to ensure that systems are running smoothly and efficiently. IT Managers may also be responsible for developing and implementing IT security measures. The **Jumpstart Your Azure Stack HCI Deployment** course may be useful for IT Managers who want to learn more about deploying and managing Azure Stack HCI solutions.
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Systems Administrator
Systems Administrators are responsible for managing and maintaining computer systems. They work with computer hardware, software, and users to ensure that systems are running smoothly and efficiently. Systems Administrators may also be responsible for developing and implementing system security measures. The **Jumpstart Your Azure Stack HCI Deployment** course may be useful for Systems Administrators who want to learn more about deploying and managing Azure Stack HCI systems.
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Security Analyst
Security Analysts are responsible for identifying and mitigating security risks. They work with IT staff to develop and implement security measures. Security Analysts may also be responsible for investigating security breaches. The **Jumpstart Your Azure Stack HCI Deployment** course may be useful for Security Analysts who want to learn more about deploying and managing Azure Stack HCI security solutions.
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Software Developer
Software Developers design, develop, and maintain software applications. They work with users to understand their needs and then design and develop software that meets those needs. Software Developers may also work with other IT staff to ensure that software applications are integrated with existing systems. The **Jumpstart Your Azure Stack HCI Deployment** course may be useful for Software Developers who want to learn more about using Azure Stack HCI to build and deploy software applications.
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Technical Support Specialist
Technical Support Specialists provide technical support to users. They answer questions, troubleshoot problems, and resolve issues. Technical Support Specialists may work in a variety of industries, including IT, healthcare, and manufacturing. The **Jumpstart Your Azure Stack HCI Deployment** course may be useful for Technical Support Specialists who want to learn more about troubleshooting and resolving Azure Stack HCI issues.
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51 hours
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Advanced
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Language
English
This course belongs to a collection called Microsoft Ignite 2019: Breakouts. It's comprised of 69 courses:
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  4. Manage Your End-to-end Machine Learning Lifecycle with MLOps
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  6. A Deep-dive into Conversational AI using Azure Bot Service and Cognitive Services
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  8. Understanding AI Enabled Search for Your Apps: Azure Search Technical Edition
  9. Building Industrial Autonomous Systems with Reinforcement Learning
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  11. Cloud Native Applications with .NET Core and Azure Kubernetes Service
  12. Create Amazing Web Apps with ASP.NET Core
  13. Debugging Tips and Tricks in Visual Studio 2019
  14. Visual Studio Online: A Look at the Future of Developer Productivity and Collaboration
  15. Linux based Web App Development Made Easy on App Service
  16. APIs and Digital Transformation: Growing Your Business with Connected Ecosystems
  17. .NET Platform Overview and Roadmap
  18. Java on Azure: Building Spring Boot Microservices
  19. What’s New in Security for Azure SQL
  20. Raising the Bar Again for Azure SQL Database with Centrally Managed Encryption
  21. Understanding the Latest Updates in Azure Cosmos DB API for Mongo DB and Best Practices
  22. Data Modelling and Partitioning in Azure Cosmos DB: What Every Relational Database User Needs to Know
  23. Building Event Driven Apps with Azure Cosmos DB and Azure Functions
  24. A Developer's Guide to Azure Cosmos DB, from Onboarding to Going Live in Production
  25. Migrate or Build Internet-scale Applications Using MySQL
  26. Mission Critical Performance with SQL Server 2019
  27. SQL Server 2019 Big Data Clusters: Architecture, Deployment, and Security
  28. SQL Server 2019 on Containers and Kubernetes
  29. Best, Better, Hyperscale: The Last Database You Will Ever Need in the Cloud
  30. Gaining Business Insights with Open Source Analytics on Azure HDInsight: Patterns and Best Practices
  31. Migrating Your Mission-Critical Data Warehouse to Azure Synapse Analytics
  32. Deep Dive with Data Migration Tools and Azure Database Migration Service
  33. PaaSport to Paradise: Lifting and Shifting with Azure SQL Database + SSIS in Azure Data Factory
  34. Learn Why SAP Customers with Leading Brands and Large Mission Critical Landscapes Are Migrating Their SAP to Azure
  35. Driving Retail and Manufacturing Industry Transformation with SAP on Azure
  36. Lessons Learned Migrating SAP Applications to Azure: Customers and Partners
  37. Make the Most of Azure to Reduce Your Cloud Spend
  38. Oracle on Azure Overview
  39. What's New in Azure Networking
  40. Get Your Organization Ready for Your Azure Journey
  41. Introducing Azure Arc
  42. End to End Security for IoT
  43. Best Practices and Lessons Learned from Securely Operating Microsoft Azure Stack
  44. PowerShell Unplugged with Jeffrey Snover and Jason Helmick
  45. Learn How to Run Network-attached Storage Workflows in Azure
  46. Use GPU VMs to Power Remote Graphics and Visualization in the Cloud
  47. Modernize Your Retail Stores or Branch Offices with Azure Stack HCI
  48. Jumpstart Your Azure Stack HCI Deployment (viewing)
  49. Building High-value Integrated Data Center Solutions for Microsoft Azure Stack
  50. Customizing Images Made Easy for Windows & Linux on Azure with Azure Image Builder Service and Shared Image Gallery
  51. Global Transit Network Architectures with Azure Virtual WAN
  52. Windows Admin Center: Unlock Azure Hybrid Value
  53. Delivering Services Privately in Your VNet with Azure Private Link
  54. Virtual Machine Manager 2019 and Data Protection Manager 2019: Customer Success Stories and What’s Next
  55. Azure Automation for Managing Servers across Your Environment
  56. PowerShell 7
  57. Automate and Manage Your Windows Server Environment Using Azure Management Services
  58. Architecting SAP Landscapes with Demanding Performance Requirements on Azure
  59. Seamless Connectivity to Azure with Windows Server and Hybrid Networking
  60. Files Are Critical to Your Business: Modernize Your File Services with Windows Server 2019 and Azure
  61. Bringing File Services into the 2020s: Migrate SMB and NFS File Shares to the Cloud with Azure Files and Sync
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  63. Use Serverless Technologies to Manage Your IT Resources
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  65. Leverage the Cloud to Strengthen Your On-premises Active Directory Security
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  67. Creating Impact Today with Microsoft Quantum
  68. Microsoft Quantum: Partners in Action
  69. Driving Growth and Transformation with Microsoft IoT
Traffic lights
Read about what's good
what should give you pause
and possible dealbreakers
Taught by Cosmos Darwin, Carmen Crincoli, Dan Cuomo, who are experts on the topic of Azure Stack HCI
Covers key design choices and best practices for Azure Stack HCI, which are essential for successful deployment
Provides guidance on hardware selection and software stack deployment, addressing common challenges and pitfalls
Demonstrates the use of Windows Admin Center for simplified management of Azure Stack HCI
Aims to accelerate project success by sharing tips and insights from experienced professionals
May require prior knowledge or experience with hyperconverged infrastructure concepts
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