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Content: Chapter 1: Introduction to Microsoft Azure Architecture and ServicesChapter 2: Getting Started with Azure PowerShellChapter 3: Managing and Maintaining Azure StorageChapter 4: Virtual Machine ManagementChapter 5: Configuring an Azure Virtual NetworkChapter 6: Deploying Azure Web SitesChapter 7: Administering Azure Cloud ServicesChapter 8: Configuring the Azure Resource ManagerChapter 9: Automating Azure Services and WorkloadsChapter 10: Working with Azure SQL DatabaseChapter 11: Hadoop in the Cloud with Azure HDInsightChapter 12: Azure Identity and Access Contents at a Glance 5 Contents 6 About the Author 12 About the Technical Reviewers 13 Acknowledgments 15 Introduction 16 Chapter 1: Azure Architecture Overview 19 What Is Microsoft Azure? 19 Azure Regions 20 Azure Content Delivery Network (CDN) 21 Azure Services: Back to Basics 22 Compute 23 Networking 24 Storage and Data 24 Backup and Recovery 25 Identity and Access 25 Applications 25 Summary 26 Chapter 2: Getting Started with Azure PowerShell 27 Azure PowerShell Jump-Start 28 Upcoming Changes in Azure PowerShell 31 Getting Azure Ready for PowerShell 31 Authentication Using a Certificate 32 Authentication Using the Azure Active Directory 33 Summary 35 Chapter 3: Managing and Maintaining Azure Storage 36 Azure Storage Accounts 36 Creating a Storage Account 38 Listing and Removing Storage Accounts 39 Modifying Storage Account Settings 40 Azure Storage Services 42 Blob Storage 42 Working with Containers 42 Creating New Storage Context 44 Example 1: Creating Storage Context by Using the Storage Account Name and Key 46 Example 2: Creating Storage Context with an Anonymous Account 46 Example 3: Creating Storage Context Using a SAS Token 47 Example 4: Creating Storage Context by Using a Connection String 47 Working with Blobs 47 Uploading and Downloading Storage Blobs 48 Listing and Removing Storage Blobs 48 Copying Storage Blobs Between Containers 49 File Storage 50 Working with File Storage 50 Table Storage and Queue Storage 52 Storage Tools 52 Azure Storage Explorer 52 Azure Explorer 53 Summary 54 Chapter 4: Virtual Machines Deployment and Management 55 Basic Operations: Azure Virtual Machine 55 Azure Virtual Machine (VM) Provisioning 56 Provisioning a New Azure VM: Quick Configuration 56 Provisioning a New Azure VM: Advanced Configuration 59 Configuring Virtual Machine Endpoints 60 Virtual Machines Load Balancing 62 Configuring NLB Using Endpoints 62 Working with Virtual Machine Data Disks 63 Attaching an Empty Data Disk 63 Attaching an Existing Data Disk 65 Importing a Data Disk from a Different Location 65 Moving On-Premises VM to Azure 66 Azure VM Images 67 Creating a VM Image from an Existing VM 67 Creating a VM Image from a VHD 68 Generating an Azure VM RDP File 69 Exporting and Importing Azure Virtual Machines 69 Azure VM Extensions 70 How Does the VM Extension Work? 71 Installing and Enabling a VM Agent 71 Working with VM Extensions 71 Summary 72 Chapter 5: Virtual Networking Configuration 73 Virtual Network Categories 73 Creating an Azure Virtual Network 74 Working with Network Security Groups 76 User Defined Routes (UDR) 78 Azure Virtual Network Gateway 79 Configuring an Azure Site-to-Site VPN 79 Azure Traffic Manager 81 Creating an Azure Traffic Manager 82 Creating a Traffic Manager Profile 82 Add a Traffic Manager Endpoint 84 Modifying Azure Traffic Manager Profile Settings 85 Removing Traffic Manager 86 Azure DNS 87 Setting up Azure DNS 88 Creating an Azure DNS Zone 88 Creating Azure DNS Record Sets and Records 89 Updating an Existing Record Set 91 Removing DNS Zone, Record Set, and Record 91 Summary 92 Chapter 6: Deploying Azure Web Apps 93 Creating an Azure Web App 93 Preparing PowerShell for Git 96 Create an Azure Web App with Git 98 Azure Web Apps and GitHub 102 Configuring Azure Web Apps 103 Working with Web App Logs 104 Azure Web App Metrics 105 Managing Azure WebJobs 109 Summary 110 Chapter 7: Azure SQL Database 111 What Is Azure SQL Database? 112 Creating Your First Database 112 Managing an Azure SQL Database Server Firewall 115 Connecting to the Database 118 Creating Elastic Pools and Databases 121 Importing and Exporting an Azure Database 123 Recovering and Restoring an Azure Database 125 Recovering an Azure Database 126 Restoring an Azure Database 127 Azure SQL Database Geo-Replication 127 Querying an Azure SQL Database 129 Summary 131 Chapter 8: Azure Automation 132 What’s Azure Automation? 132 Getting Started with Azure Automation 133 Azure Automation Runbooks 135 Creating Runbooks 136 PowerShell Workflows and Checkpoints 140 Azure Automation Assets 141 Automation Credential 141 Credential Asset: Certificate 142 Credential Asset: PowerShell Credential 143 Variable Assets 144 Connection Assets 145 Integration Module Assets 147 Schedule Assets 148 Summary 149 Chapter 9: Azure RemoteApp 150 What’s Azure RemoteApp? 150 Azure RemoteApp and PowerShell 151 Building Your First Azure RemoteApp Environment 151 Step 1: Building an Azure RemoteApp Custom Image 151 Step 2: Creating an Azure RemoteApp Collection 156 Step 3: Publishing Azure RemoteApp Programs 160 Step 4: User Assignment 161 Managing Azure RemoteApp Sessions 162 Summary 163 Chapter 10: Azure Identity and Access 164 What’s Azure Active Directory? 164 Single Sign-On (SSO) for SaaS Apps 164 Group Management 164 Self-Service Password Reset (SSPR) 165 Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) 165 Devices Registration 165 Application Proxy Service 166 Security Reports and Advanced Audit 167 Azure AD and PowerShell 168 Managing Azure AD Users 168 Managing Azure AD Licenses and Subscriptions 169 Managing Azure AD Groups Membership 170 Managing Azure AD Roles Membership 172 Managing Azure AD Tenant Information 173 Managing Azure AD Domains 175 Summary 177 Chapter 11: Azure Rights Management Services 178 Azure Rights Management Services 178 Azure RMS and PowerShell 179 Working with Rights Policy Templates 182 Azure RMS Super User 186 Configuring Azure RMS Role-Based Admins 187 Azure RMS Usage Logging 187 The RMS Protection Tool 188 Protecting and Unprotecting Files 190 Ad Hoc Rights Policy 191 Summary 192 Chapter 12: Building and Managing Azure HDInsight Clusters 193 What Is Big Data? 193 What Is Hadoop ? 194 Introduction to HDInsight 194 Creating Your First Cluster 196 Creating HDInsight Cluster Using PowerShell 196 Working with HDInsight Clusters 198 Accessing HDInsight Nodes 206 Summary 210 Index 211 This bookis written for Windows professionals who are familiar with PowerShell and want to learn to build, operate, and administer their Windows workloads in the Microsoft cloud__. 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This book is written for Windows professionals who are familiar with PowerShell and want to learn to build, operate, and administer their Windows workloads in the Microsoft cloud . Pro PowerShell for Microsoft Azure is packed with practical examples and scripts, with easy-to-follow explanations for a wide range of day-to-day needs and essential administration tasks. Author Sherif Talaat begins by explaining the fundamental concepts behind the Microsoft Azure platform and how to get started configuring it through PowerShell. Readers will find out how to deploy, configure and manage the various components of the Azure platform, from storage and virtual networks to Azure Web Sites, HDInsight clusters and the Azure SQL Database. Workload automation, scheduling and resource management are covered in depth to help build efficiency in everyday tasks, and administrators will gain full control over Azure identity and access rights using Azure Active Directory and Rights Management Services. 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This book is written for Windows professionals who are familiar with PowerShell and want to learn to build, operate, and administer their Windows workloads in the Microsoft Azure cloud. Pro PowerShell for Microsoft Azure is packed with practical examples and scripts, with easy-to-follow explanations for a wide range of day-to-day needs and essential administration tasks. Author Sherif Talaat begins by explaining the fundamental concepts behind the Microsoft Azure platform and how to get started configuring it using PowerShell. Readers will find out how to deploy, configure, and manage the various components of the Azure platform, from storage and virtual networks to HDInsight clusters. Workload automation, scheduling, and resource management are covered in depth to help build efficiency in everyday tasks, and administrators will gain full control over Azure identity and access rights. 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