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The document outlines a certification course on Microsoft Azure Cloud Services, focusing on cloud computing concepts, Azure architecture, and practical applications. It details various modules covering Azure Compute, Networking, Security, and hands-on experience with Azure services. The course aims to equip learners with the skills needed to manage and deploy applications in Azure environments effectively.

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WA ACT 2 RITHANI

The document outlines a certification course on Microsoft Azure Cloud Services, focusing on cloud computing concepts, Azure architecture, and practical applications. It details various modules covering Azure Compute, Networking, Security, and hands-on experience with Azure services. The course aims to equip learners with the skills needed to manage and deploy applications in Azure environments effectively.

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School of Computer Science and Information Technology

Department of CS & IT

VI Semester

SUBJECT CODE: 22BCA6C02


SUBJECT NAME: WINDOWS AZURE

Activity 2
Certification Course’s
Specialization: CTIS

Date of Submission: 24-01-2025


Submitted by:
Student Name: Rithani C R
USN No: 22BCAR0172
Name of Faculty In-Charge: Prof. Madhura M R

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EVALUATION CRITERIA

Report Viva On-Time Creativity & Total Converted


25 M Voce Submission Additional 50M 15 M
10 M 5M Hours Spent
10 M

Introduction - /10
Applications - /5
Certification- /10
Total - /25

This is to certify that Rithani C R has satisfactorily completed the course of assignment
prescribed by Jain Deemed-to-be- University for the Sixth Semester Bachelor in Computer
Applications – CTIS Degree Course in the year 2024-2025.

MARKS

MAX OBTAINED

15

Signature of the Student Signature of Faculty In-Charge

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INDEX

Sl. No. Title Page No.


1 Azure Cloud Services - Microsoft 04

1.1 Azure Compute 05

1.2 Azure Networking 05

1.3 Azure Security 06

1.4 Azure Services Hands On 07

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REPORT EXPLANATION
Sl. No 1
Course Name Azure Network Configuration
Certificate
Attachment

Introduction The Microsoft Azure Cloud Services course on Coursera offers an in-depth
exploration of cloud computing and the efficient use of Azure’s tools for
managing and deploying applications and infrastructure. The course begins
with foundational concepts of cloud computing, including service models such
as Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS), Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS), and
Software-as-a-Service (SaaS). It delves into Azure’s architecture, emphasizing
the design of secure, scalable, and high-performance applications using Azure
resources.
Key topics covered include deploying virtual machines (VMs), configuring
load balancers, setting up virtual networks, and implementing storage solutions.
The course also provides practical experience with Azure services such as
Azure Active Directory (AAD), Azure App Services, and Azure Kubernetes
Service (AKS), equipping learners with the skills to build and manage
enterprise-grade applications.

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Application Module 1: Azure Compute
(Simple
Explanation) Azure Compute offers on-demand computing resources, forming the backbone
of Microsoft Azure's infrastructure services. It enables users to run applications,
deploy virtual machines, and scale workloads without the need to manage
physical hardware.

A key service within Azure Compute is Azure Virtual Machines (VMs), which
provide scalable and flexible computing power. These VMs support a variety of
operating systems and are ideal for running applications requiring specific
environments or legacy applications unsuitable for Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS)
solutions.

Beyond VMs, Azure App Services provides a platform for hosting web apps,
APIs, and mobile backends with features like automatic scaling and high
availability, eliminating the need for infrastructure management. For
containerized applications, Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) offers a managed
Kubernetes environment, simplifying the deployment, management, and scaling
of containers. Another standout service is Azure Functions, a serverless compute
option that lets users execute code without managing servers, paying only for the
compute resources consumed during execution.

Azure Compute empowers organizations to build and deploy applications with


high availability, automatic scaling, and strong performance. Its flexibility
supports workloads ranging from small applications to large-scale enterprise
systems, allowing businesses to choose the most suitable compute service based
on their workload requirements.

Module 2: Azure Networking

Azure Networking is a comprehensive suite of services that enables businesses


to securely connect, manage, and scale their cloud resources. At its foundation is
Azure Virtual Network (VNet), which allows users to create isolated and secure
networks within the Azure cloud. VNets facilitate communication between
Azure resources and on-premises networks, ensuring a seamless and secure
network infrastructure.
Key Azure Networking services include:
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 Azure Load Balancer: Distributes traffic across multiple servers, ensuring
high availability and fault tolerance.
 Azure Application Gateway: Provides application-level load balancing
with features like SSL termination and Web Application Firewall (WAF)
for enhanced security.
 Azure VPN Gateway and Azure ExpressRoute: Offer secure, private
connectivity between on-premises data centers and Azure, making them
ideal for hybrid cloud solutions.
 Azure DNS: Delivers domain name system (DNS) services for Azure
resources.
 Azure Firewall: Protects networks against threats and unauthorized access.
 Network Security Groups (NSGs): Enable the definition and enforcement
of security rules for inbound and outbound traffic.
Azure Networking is designed to be flexible, scalable, and secure, providing
organizations with the tools needed to design and manage complex network
infrastructures. Its capabilities ensure seamless integration of cloud resources
with existing on-premises infrastructure, making it a robust solution for hybrid
cloud environments.

Module 3: Azure Security

Azure Security provides a robust suite of tools and practices to protect data,
applications, and infrastructure within the Azure cloud. At its core is Azure
Security Center, which offers unified security management and threat protection
for Azure resources. This service continuously monitors for security threats,
provides recommendations to enhance security posture, and simplifies
centralized policy management.
Key components of Azure Security include:
 Azure Firewall: A cloud-native firewall offering stateful packet
inspection, logging, and filtering to safeguard Azure Virtual Networks
from internal and external threats.
 Network Security Groups (NSGs): Enable granular control of inbound and
outbound traffic, helping to protect sensitive resources with customized
access controls.
 Azure Active Directory (AAD): A cloud-based identity and access

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management service that secures authentication and authorization. It
integrates with multi-factor authentication (MFA) for enhanced account
security.
 Azure Key Vault: Provides secure storage for sensitive information like
encryption keys, secrets, and certificates, ensuring data protection.
 Azure DDoS Protection: Defends against distributed denial-of-service
(DDoS) attacks by offering automatic mitigation and alerts for suspicious
traffic.
 Azure Sentinel: A cloud-native Security Information and Event
Management (SIEM) solution integrated with Azure Security Center for
advanced threat detection and response.
With these services, businesses can implement a multi-layered security strategy
that protects against threats, ensures compliance, and manages access efficiently
across their Azure resources. Azure Security helps organizations build a secure
cloud environment tailored to their needs.

Module 4: Azure Services Hands-On

The Azure Services Hands-On section of the course is designed to provide


practical, real-world experience with Azure’s diverse services. By working
directly with the Azure portal, learners gain hands-on exposure to deploying,
managing, and monitoring cloud-based applications. This includes tasks such as
creating and configuring Azure Virtual Machines (VMs), setting up and
managing Azure Virtual Networks (VNets), and leveraging Azure Storage for
scalable data storage.
The section also covers deploying web applications using Azure App Services
and orchestrating containerized applications with Azure Kubernetes Service
(AKS). Beyond compute and networking services, learners delve into securing
resources and managing access using tools like Azure Firewall, Azure Active
Directory, and Network Security Groups (NSGs).
Additionally, practical experience is provided with Azure’s monitoring and
management tools, such as Azure Monitor and Azure Security Center, which
ensure that deployed resources perform optimally and remain protected from
threats.

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This hands-on approach offers learners a comprehensive understanding of
Azure’s core services and their integration, enabling them to build scalable,
secure, and high-performance cloud solutions. By equipping users with
applicable skills, the course prepares them to effectively manage Azure
environments and tackle real-world projects and scenarios.

Course Link https://www.coursera.org/learn/azure-cloud-services/home/info

No. of Hours 20 hours (approx.)

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