• Azure Resources & Subscriptions
• Azure Resource Manager
• Managing Azure Resources
• Azure Tags
• Azure Files Storage
• Azure Storage Account & its types
• Azure Blob Storage
• Azure Content Delivery Network (CDN)
• Azure File Sync

• Azure Storage Explorer
• Azure Table Storage
• Azure Queue Storage
• Azure Shared Access Signature (SAS)
• Data Replication Options
• Azure Databox
• Azure Storage Replication
• Azure Import/Export Service

• Data Disks in Azure
• Azure Virtual Machines
• Azure VMs & Interfaces
• Custom Images of Azure VM
• ARM templates
• VHD templates
• Virtual Machine Scale Sets
• Virtual Machine Availability Sets

• App Service Web App for Containers
• Azure Kubernetes Service
• Azure Container Registry
• App Service plan
• Deployment slots
• Networking for an App Service
• Container image

• Route Tables
• Service Tags
• Azure DNS
• Private DNS
• IP Address – Public & Private IPs
• Azure Virtual Networks
• Azure Vnet Components
• Azure Vnet Subnets
• Azure Network Interface Cards (NIC)
• Network Security Group (NSG)

• Application Gateway
• Application Security Groups
• Azure Load Balancers
• Azure Front Door Service
• Azure Traffic Manager
• Azure Express Route
• Express Route Circuits
• Azure Firewall
• Azure Bastion
• Network Watcher
• Express Route Peering

• Identity and Access Management in Azure
• Role Definitions
• Role Assignment in Azure Resources
• Role Based Access Management (RBAC)
• Azure Users & Groups
• RBAC Policies

• Azure AD Users
• Azure AD Groups
• Azure AD Domains
• Azure Active Directory (Azure AD)
• Windows AD Vs. Azure AD
• Azure AD Tenants
• Self Service Password Reset (SSPR)
• Authentication Options
• Azure AD Connect
• Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
• Resource Locks

• Azure Monitor
• Application Insights
• Recovery Services Vault
• Backing Up Azure Virtual Machines
• Azure Metrics
• Log Analytics
• Alerts and actions
• Backup reports
• VM Backup Policies
• Restoring Azure Virtual machines

• MFA Fraud Alerts
• MFA Bypass Options
• Azure AD Managed Identities
• MFA Trusted IPs
• MFA Verification Methods
• Azure Key Vault
• Azure AD Application Management

• Understanding VM migration
• Azure Site recovery
• Server Assessment
• Server Migration
• Azure Migrate

• NoSQL and NoSQL Database
• Cosmos DB
• Achieving Elastic Scale
• Partition Key
• Multiple APIs and Data Models
• Request Units
• Request Unit Calculator
• Cross-partition Queries
• Replication
• Turnkey Global
• Distribution
• Turnkey Global Distribution
• Replication and Consistency
• Consistency Levels
• Document Database
• Cosmos DB Resource Model
• Resource Properties, Self-links, and URLs

• Data Migration Tool
• Rich Query with SQL
• Users, Permissions, and Resource Tokens
• SQL Operators and Functions
• Client Development
• Indexing Policies
• Server-side Programming Model
• Cosmos DB Graph Database
• Triggers
• User-defined Functions (UDFs)
• Table API
• Vertices and Edges
• Bi-directional Relationships
• Writing Gremlin Queries
• Azure Table Storage
• Populating the Graph

Implementing a new architecture to the company's site.

Creating a dashboard to monitor your site.

Various case studies.

• Thoroughly review the Microsoft Skills Outline
• Take an online course that will help walk you through the natural structure and format of the actual exam
• Set up your Azure subscription to familiarize yourself with Azure services included in the exam
• Learn more with the Microsoft Documentation
• Take practice tests

The Azure Infrastructure Solutions Certification is valid for two years.

You have 85 minutes to answer all the questions in your AZ-305 exam.

In order to pass the AZ-305 exam, you must score a minimum of 700 marks out of 1000.

You have the liberty to give the exam in English, French, German, Spanish, Korean, Chinese, and Japanese.

There are no specific prerequisites for this training course. However, having a basic understanding of networking systems and the cloud can be beneficial.