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4. What are the benefits of Azure Stack HCI?

This program allows customers to continue to get security updates for End-of-Support SQL Server and Windows Server VMs, now free when running on Azure Stack HCI.

5. Is Azure stack HCI an operating system?

Today, Azure Stack HCI has its own operating system and subscription-based licensing model.

6. What is the difference between HCI and cloud?

HCI is having a positive impact on centralized data management, with proper data protection and big data workloads; this is why it now has increased popularity among businesses. The cloud helps in availing data centers to multiple users over the internet with asserted access.

WS-013T00: Azure Stack HCI Course Certification- Henry Harvin®

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Module 1: Introducing Azure Stack HCI
In this module, learn the basic characteristics of Azure Stack HCI, along with its peer offerings that are part of the Azure Stack portfolio, including Azure Stack Hub and Azure Stack Edge. Here we will have an overview of the Azure Stack HCI core technologies and management tools, and a high-level walkthrough of a typical implementation process. Finally, the module concludes with a summary of Azure Stack HCI hybrid capabilities and more.
- Overview of Azure Stack HCI
- Overview of Azure Stack HCI technologies
- Overview of Azure Stack HCI management tools
- Overview of the Azure Stack HCI hybrid capabilities
Module 2: Operating and maintaining Azure Stack HCI
In this module, learn to implement, manage, and maintain workloads on Azure Stack HCI. As described in the first module, Azure Stack HCI is designed to optimize the performance, resiliency, and scalability of specific types of workloads. Implementing these workloads follows the initial configuration, which involves provisioning virtualized storage and networking layers on top of the hardware approved by Microsoft that is running the Windows Server 2019 operating system. This module provides an overview of different Azure services and Windows Server functionality that can be used to manage and maintain those workloads, leveraging integration of Windows Server 2019 with Azure and more.
- Implementing and managing workloads on Azure Stack HCI
- Maintaining Azure Stack HCI
- Lab B: Using Windows Admin Center in hybrid scenarios
Module 3: Operating and maintaining Azure Stack HCI
In this module, learn to plan for and implement Azure Stack HCI Storage. This module covers the core HCI storage technologies in detail and includes specific coverage of Storage QoS and Storage Replica (in the context of Azure Stack HCI). The module describes the process of planning, implementation, and management of Azure Stack HCI storage and more.
- Overview of Azure Stack HCI Storage core technologies
- Planning for Storage Spaces Direct in Azure Stack HCI
- Implementing a Storage Spaces Direct-based hyper-converged infrastructure
- Managing Storage Spaces Direct in Azure Stack HCI
- Planning for and implementing Storage QoS
- Planning for and implementing Storage Replica
- Implementing a Storage Spaces Direct cluster
Module 4: Planning for and implementing Azure Stack HCI networking
In this module, learn to plan for and implement Software Defined Networking in Azure Stack HCI. The module focuses on the technology and its basic functionality, with emphasis on Windows Admin Center as the primary SDN management tool. The module also covers in more detail four specific components of SDN available in Azure Stack HCI; Switch Embedded Teaming (SET), Software Load Balancing (SLB), Datacenter Firewall, RAS Gateways, and more.
- Overview of Azure Stack HCI core networking technologies
- Overview of network virtualization and Software-Defined Networking
- Planning for and implementing Switch Embedded Teaming
- Planning for and implementing Datacenter Firewall
- Planning for and implementing Software Load Balancing
- Planning for and implementing RAS Gateways
- Lab A: Deploying Software-Defined Networking