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In this course you will learn how to enable Microsoft Teams in Office 365. The course illustrates the value of Teams collaboration and includes tips and tricks for getting the most of out of Teams. You will also learn how to configure Teams. Specifically, you will learn how to:Enable usersConfigure Teams settingsPlan for network usageConfigure voice functionalityThe course also discusses advanced configuration of Teams including compliance and calling features. The course is intended for IT professionals that manage an Office 365 deployment.
Module 1: With Microsoft Power Automate, you can create emails that are sent automatically when new data is added or when existing data is updated. Additionally, you can have email metadata captured in SharePoint automatically. This module explains how you can use email actions in Power Automate with SharePoint as the data source.In this module, you will:Learn about the SharePoint Connector for Power Automate.Use SharePoint triggers.Send emails by using Microsoft 365 Outlook.Send emails by using the Mail connector.Save email content to SharePoint.Module 2: The Approvals connector is an out-of-the-box approval process that you can use in your Microsoft Power Automate flow. This module will focus on how you can use the Approvals connector to send email notifications to designated approvers and then record their responses.In this module, you will:Gain insights into the Approvals connector.Discover the types of approval actions.Learn how to respond to an approval.Learn about the metadata that is captured from approvals.Review the known issues and limits.Module 3: Learn about HTTP connectors that are available in Microsoft Power Automate.In this module, you will:Discover the built-in and premium HTTP connectors.Learn about the HTTP Webhook connector.Review the HTTP with Azure AD connector.Learn about the When an HTTP request is received built-in connector.Module 4: Email continues to be the primary and preferred method of communication for many businesses. In some situations, emails are also received as official electronic forms of approval. This module will provide you with a list of best practices that you can follow by using Microsoft Power Automate for outgoing and incoming emails.In this module, you will:Monitor incoming email.Send an email on behalf of someone else.Format the body of an email.Use the Approval connector for an approval process by using email.Discover when to use attachments versus links.Module 5: Learn about error handling in Microsoft Power Automate flows.In this module, you will:Gain insight into the settings options for flow actions.Learn about the Configure run after option.Use the Configure run after option to handle errors.Discover Microsoft Power Automate analytics.Module 6: Learn how to use HTTP actions to integrate SharePoint and Power Automate.In this module, you will:Learn about the HTTP connection.Review the SharePoint REST service.Learn how to use Power Automate flow to add, edit, and delete a SharePoint list item.Learn how to use Power Automate flow to send an email directly from SharePoint.Module 7: Learn how to troubleshoot slow-running flows in Microsoft Power Automate.In this module, you will:Discover SharePoint connector limits.Use the Compose and Variable actions to view data.Learn about Power Automate analytics.Review data policies.Redesign your flows.
The goal of this course is to guide you through learning how to develop MVC pattern based web applications, using the latest tools and technologies from Microsoft - ASP.NET Core. After finishing this course, you should be able to build ASP.NET Core applications from scratch, use the MVC pattern and components correctly, and deploy the web applications to the Cloud. To achieve this goal, this course will focus on:MVC pattern - Deep dive into the MVC architectural pattern and understand its implementationHands-on practice - create the ASP.NET Core web applications to resolve real-world problems
Module 1: Explore non-relational data offerings in AzureIn this module, you will:Explore use-cases and management benefits of using Azure Table StorageExplore use-cases and management benefits of using Azure Blob StorageExplore use-cases and management benefits of using Azure File StorageExplore use-cases and management benefits of using Azure Cosmos DBModule 2: Explore provisioning and deploying non-relational data services in AzureIn this module, you will:Provision non-relational data servicesConfigure non-relational data servicesExplore basic connectivity issuesExplore data security componentsModule 3: Manage non-relational data stores in AzureIn this module, you will:Describe Azure Cosmos DB APIsDescribe non-relational Azure storage management
This self-paced Office 365 course provides an intensive, in-depth look at how to manage services Office 365, and in particular, how to manage identities, both in the cloud and in situations where Office 365 is synchronized with on-premises Active Directory, or where additional single-sign on (SSO) has been deployed. The course starts with simpler configuration topics before moving on to more complex areas, such as Exchange Online migration, directory synchronization, and single-sign on (SSO) with Active Directory Federation Services (AD FS). This course provides an assortment of review activities to test your knowledge as you work through the course content. You can also view demonstrations covering a variety of Office 365 configuration and implementation tasks.What sets this course apart is that you perform actual hands-on labs in a live lab environment. In fact, you will perform the same lab activities that students perform in Microsoft’s classroom training equivalent of this course, including:Manage users, groups, licenses, and administrator rolesConfigure password managementAdminister rights managementManage Office 365 clientsPerform a live Exchange migration to a live Office 365 tenantConfigure SharePoint Online and Lync Online in a live environmentManage Active Directory Users and Groups with DirSyncImplement Active Directory Federation ServicesMonitor Office 365 service healthIf you are interested in this course, then register today as Office 365: Managing Identifies and Services with Hands-on Labs is limited to 60 students!
Module 1: Cloud Admin course from Dr. Majd Sakr at Carnegie Mellon University. Monitoring how your cloud resources are performing is crucial to building reliable cloud applications. This module covers what monitoring is, why you need to do it, and how you can about monitoring your resources.In this module you will:Explain the main argument in favor of continual and consistent monitoring and oversight in cloud-based IT systemsDescribe the three types of quantitative measurements that play a role in monitoringUnderstand the mechanics of monitoring platforms that utilize agents to collect and report back informationUnderstand the mechanics of monitoring platforms that rely upon pre-existing sources of information such as service logs to analyze performanceUnderstand the metrics that are the most beneficial to monitoringLearn how measurements are used to judge performance levelsDescribe the justification for problem ticketingDescribe what KPIs are and how they differ from metricsDiscuss the concept of “everyday remediation”This content is provided in partnership with Dr. Majd Sakr and Carnegie Mellon University.Module 2: Cloud Admin course from Dr. Majd Sakr at Carnegie Mellon University. Keeping your cloud secure means more than just adding permissions to resources. Learn about what cloud security means, including threats, cryptography, and regulation.In this module you will:Understand the importance of risk assessment in implementing cloud securityUnderstand how cloud customers and cloud service providers share responsibility for securityList some of the prominent threats to cloud securityUnderstand the role that cryptography plays in securing dataUnderstand the difference between symmetric encryption and asymmetric encryptionUnderstand how public key cryptography facilitates the secure exchange of dataExplain the concept of multilayered data security and why it is necessaryExplain some of the services offered by data-security platforms and the integrated security services offered by cloud service providersIn Partnership with Dr. Majd Sakr and Carnegie Mellon University.Module 3: Cloud Admin course from Dr. Majd Sakr at Carnegie Mellon University. What do you do when something goes wrong with your resources on the cloud? How do you prepare for such an issue? Learn about disaster backup and recovery with this module.In this module you will:Understand the meaning of “fault tolerance”List reactive techniques used to achieve fault tolerance in cloud platformsList proactive techniques used to achieve fault tolerance in cloud platformsUnderstand the backup services offered by leading cloud service providersUnderstand the role that backup services play in disaster response and recoveryExplain the difference between backup services and disaster-recovery servicesList the service-level objectives that drive disaster-recovery planningList the disaster-recovery services offered by leading cloud service providersExplain what resilience is and how it is measuredExplain how resilience contributes to business continuityIn Partnership with Dr. Majd Sakr and Carnegie Mellon University.
Module 1: Learn about the email handling actions in WinAutomation.In this module, you will:Become familiar with the Email, Outlook, and Exchange actions in WinAutomation.Create a simple process that retrieves, processes, and sends emails.Module 2: Learn about automating Microsoft Excel actions in WinAutomation.In this module, you will:Open Excel files and attach a process to an already opened file.Use the Excel group of actions to read data from and write data to an Excel file.Create and edit worksheets.Save and close Excel files.Module 3: Learn about the system and services actions in WinAutomation.In this module, you will:Automate system-related tasks with the system group of actions.Automate the management of Windows services with the service group of actions.Module 4: Learn about the files and folders actions in WinAutomation.In this module, you will:Learn how to create processes that manage files and folders.Learn how to manage the properties of multiple files and folders.Module 5: Learn how WinAutomation identifies and interacts with UI elements and windows.In this module, you will:Learn about the concept of UI elements and controls.Discover the window and element-handling capabilities of WinAutomation.Module 6: Learn about the web automation actions in WinAutomation.In this module, you will:Learn how to configure web automation actions.Learn how to extract data from webpages.Create a process that extracts gainer stocks from the MSN website.
Module 1: Do you want to know how to start creating an extension for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central? If so, this module is for you. In this module, you'll learn about the different components that make up a typical extension. Then, the module will provide a brief description of the development environment and explain the different steps that are involved in getting started with an extension.In this module, you will:Identify the different phases in the development process.Learn about the different components that make up a typical extension.Get started with building your first extension.Module 2: Do you want to know how to add objects, like tables and pages, to Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central? If so, this module is for you. In this module, you'll learn how to create tables and pages for an extension.In this module, you will:Create tables.Create card pages.Create list pages.Module 3: Do you want to know how to modify existing tables and pages for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central? In this module, you'll learn ways to create and customize table and page objects.In this module, you will:Create table extension objects.Create page extension objects.Module 4: Do you want to know how to add your business logic to existing functionality in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central? In this module, you'll learn how to add code and work with events.In this module, you will:Create codeunit objects.Work with AL programming language to manipulate data.Module 5: Do you want to know an effective way to let a user perform the installation steps of your extension by using an efficient and accessible wizard in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central? If so, this module is for you. In this module, you'll learn how to add a wizard page by using a navigate page object.In this module, you will:Create navigate page objects.Use the assisted setup functionality.Module 6: Do you want to know how to initialize data during extension installation for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central? Initializing data when you are installing an extension will automate many steps that you must otherwise perform manually. By automating this process, you can quickly set up an extension and it will become more user-friendly.In this module, you will:Develop installation codeunit objects.
Module 1: Get introduced to the customer engagement appsAfter completing this module, you will be able to:Explain customer engagementDescribe Microsoft DataverseList the Dynamics 365 customer engagement appsDescribe the common components and features of the Dynamics 365 customer engagement appsModule 2: Explore Dynamics 365 Customer ServiceAfter completing this module, you will be able to:Describe customer service strategiesExplain key industry and application terminologyGet started with Dynamics 365 Customer ServiceModule 3: Describe Dynamics 365 Customer Service componentsAfter completing this module, you will be able to:Create and route cases in Dynamics 365 Customer ServiceDescribe knowledge management capabilities in Dynamics 365 Customer ServiceDescribe case management in Dynamics 365 Customer ServiceModule 4: Review other customer service appsAfter completing this module, you will be able to:Describe Omnichannel for Customer ServiceDiscuss when and how to leverage Customer Service InsightsExplain customer service schedulingDescribe Connected Customer Service
In this training course, you will learn how to set up and manage users and groups, known as identities, in Office 365. You will learn the different types of identities that are available to create and configure in Office 365 and the benefits of using each one of them.For example, Office 365 allows you to synchronize your local Active Directory users to the cloud, so that you only have to manage your users in one place and the changes are synchronized to the cloud automatically. You will also learn the implications of using a specific identity type and how to manage the passwords for those users. Office 365 offers a rich set of security features for identities to ensure your data is protected.
Module 1: Introduction to open source database migration to Azure Cosmos DBBy the end of this module, you'll be able to:Describe the key features of Cosmos DB.Describe the Cosmos DB architecture and APIs.Plan a NoSQL to Cosmos DB migration.Plan Cosmos DB throughput.Choose an appropriate partitioning key.Module 2: Migrate Cassandra workloads to Cosmos DBBy the end of this module, you'll be able to:List the benefits of Cassandra to Cosmos DB migration.Plan a Cassandra to Cosmos DB migration.Describe the process of migrating a Cassandra database to Cosmos DB.Describe the process of migrating applications from a Cassandra database to Cosmos DB.Module 3: Migrate on-premises MongoDB databases to Cosmos DBBy the end of this module, you'll be able to:List the benefits of migrating a MongoDB database to Azure Cosmos DB.Plan a MongoDB to Cosmos DB migration.Explain the steps to perform a migration.List the post migration steps to connect your application and optimize your database.
Module 1: Learn the basics of the Engineering Change Management Add-in for Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management.In this module, you will:Learn how to enable the Engineering Change Management Add-in.Understand the features in engineering change management.Learn how the end-to-end engineering change management process works.Module 2: Learn how to create a new engineering product, include the BOM and routes, and handle changes to the product.In this module, you will:Learn how to create an engineering product.Release the product to other legal entities.Review and accept the release of a product in an operational legal entity.Maintain the life cycle of a product.Perform readiness checks on a product.Module 3: Request and follow up with engineering product changes in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain ManagementIn this module, you will:Create an engineering change request.Learn about business impacts.Create an engineering change order.
Module 1: Learn about Azure VMware Solution to host your VMware workloads in Azure.By the end of this module, you'll be able to:Evaluate the suitability of Azure VMware Solution to solve existing business problems.Identify the key differences between Azure VMware Solution and running VMware on-premises.Analyze the benefits of the service on existing licensing when an organization is using Azure Hybrid Benefit.Understand the basic components of the service.Module 2: Prepare to migrate VMware workloads to Azure by deploying an Azure VMware Solution resource. Then, connect your VMware environment to Azure VMware Solution.By the end of this module, you will be able to:Plan a successful Azure VMware Solution deploymentConnect to an on-premises VMware environmentModule 3: Learn how to migrate virtual machines from an on-premises VMware environment to Azure VMware Solution by using VMware HCX.By the end of this module, you will be able to:Configure VMware HCX to support on-premises VMware migrations.Migrate VMware workloads on-premises to Azure VMware Solution by using VMware HCX.
Containers can run on your local machine but the real power lies in the fact that these exact same containers can also run in production, giving you a very nice and consistent way of bringing software to production. In production environments containers run on a set of machines managed by cluster orchestration software, and this course will show you how you can create, deploy and configure your containerized applications on Microsoft Azure using Azure Container Service (ACS) and Azure Service Fabric. (ASF)The course will cover management and operation of your container cluster, teaching how to configure the cluster, and how to manage them so that you have constant insights into how your application is doing in production, and how you can scale up and down based on demand, and deploy containers without having any downtime. You will learn how a cluster works, how to set it up and how you can manage your production environments. Then you will learn how to deploy your containers in a cluster using continuous delivery infrastructure like Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS).
Module 1: Learn how to show a user's emails in JavaScript apps with Microsoft Graph. Also, learn how to optimize Microsoft Graph queries and page through large datasets.After completing this module, you'll be able to:Configure a JavaScript app to retrieve emails by using Microsoft Graph.Retrieve a user's emails from Microsoft Graph.Break large datasets from Microsoft Graph into pages.Module 2: Microsoft Graph provides access to data stored across Microsoft 365 services. In this module, you'll learn how to access Microsoft 365 data to show a user's default calendar in a JavaScript application by using Microsoft Graph APIs and SDKs. To make sure that the web app only shows what's immediately relevant to the user, you'll access and display occurrences and instances of events for a given period.At the end of this module, you'll be able to:Retrieve a list of calendar events from a user's default calendar by using Microsoft Graph for a given period.Display retrieved calendar events in an application.Module 3: Learn how to list, download, and upload a user's files from a single-page application by using Microsoft Graph.After completing this module, you'll be able to:Configure a JavaScript app to list files in a user's instance of OneDrive for Business.Download files from OneDrive for Business by using Microsoft Graph.Upload user files from a browser into OneDrive for Business by using Microsoft Graph.