AZ-304: Microsoft Azure Architect Design Certification Prep

The AZ-304 exam is targeted at experienced IT experts, the exam covers a variety of subjects and services, all of which are covered in this latest course updated as per Microsoft Exam Curriculam. In order to understand core architect technologies, This course will lead you through a series of sections, modules, and demos to prepare you for taking, and ultimately passing, the Microsoft Azure AZ-304 exam.

This course curriculum is as follows:

• • Design monitoring (10-15%)

  • Design identity and security (25-30%)

  • Design data storage (15-20%)

  • Design business continuity (10-15%)

  • Design infrastructure (25-30%)

The Lectures will educate you on the fundamental terms and principles of the Azure platform and demos will enable you with a hands-on experience using scenarios to empower you in the real world. This course goes through all of the requirements of the Microsoft exam AZ-304: Microsoft Azure Architect Design. Multiple videos are devoted to each sub-objective, and we cover the topic thoroughly. If you are already an expert at many Azure topics, you can easily skip the sections that you already know and focus on the ones you have not yet had much exposure too. This is the benefit of having the complete curse

Welcome to this course! We’re happy you’re joining us!  I’m quite confident that this is the most complete training course targeted specifically at the exam.

Note: If you took the AZ-300 course, there will be some overlap. There is a lot to repeat around subjects covered in AZ-300 to make sure you have the basis on core technologies that align with the curriculum. Where possible, I try to make the distinction but you will find that we need to cover core infrastructure topics again before moving onto design elements. Feel free to ignore these videos if you took my AZ-300 course, or watch them again for a good refresh before taking your AZ-301 exam. I continue to update this course based on design examples so you can try to take your hands on knowledge and think about it from an architecture perspective.