Microsoft Azure Infrastructure Services for Architects:Designing Cloud Solutions

针对架构师的 Microsoft Azure 基础设施服务:设计云解决方案

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出版时间
2019年10月11日
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平装
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9781119596578
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448
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18.73 x 23.50 cm.
语      种
英文
版      次
2nd ed.
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Microsoft Azure Infrastructure Services for Architects: Designing Cloud Solutionsequips readers with the skills required to understand the capabilities of Microsoft Azure for Infrastructure Services (or Infrastructure as a Service - IaaS) and to implement a public cloud to complete the full virtualization piece of providing data both on premise and off premise. Using Microsoft Azure, IT administrators can set up new Windows Server and Linux virtual machines and adjust usage as requirements change. They only have to pay for the service they use. One of the biggest benefits of IaaS is that it provides granular control, where you can choose the core components for your infrastructure. By pooling your computing and storage resources you can scale and speed to meet the infrastructure needs of your entire organization or individual departments, globally or locally. Key book topics include: Cloud and Microsoft Azure 101 When to use IaaS and understanding cost and options Customizing VM storage Enabling external connectivity to Azure virtual machines Using Virtual Networks Enabling Azure to On-Premises connectivity Extending Active Directory to Azure and Azure Active Directory Replicating and backing up to Azure and using Azure for disaster recovery (DR) Advanced customization of Azure templates and management Embracing a hybrid environment and single pane of glass management with System Center Key Azure technologies to complete your Azure environment Microsoft MVP and technical specialist John Savill provides you with the information you need to understand, evaluate, deploy and maintain environments that utilize Microsoft Azure, including hybrid scenarios.
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