Course Outline

Introduction to Azure Database Services for Government

  • Overview of the Azure SQL family: SQL Database, Managed Instance, and SQL Server on Virtual Machines
  • Understanding service tiers and pricing models for government
  • Use cases for cloud-hosted relational databases in public sector operations

Provisioning and Configuration for Government

  • Creating Azure SQL resources using the portal and templates
  • Configuring elastic pools and managed instances for government
  • Managing firewall rules and connectivity for secure public sector operations

Backup, Restore, and High Availability for Government

  • Understanding built-in backup and restore features for government
  • Enabling geo-replication and failover groups for enhanced resilience in government systems
  • Implementing high availability and disaster recovery strategies for government operations

Monitoring and Performance Tuning for Government

  • Using Query Performance Insight and Extended Events for government
  • Optimizing indexes and reviewing query plans to enhance performance in public sector databases
  • Analyzing telemetry, alerts, and resource consumption for effective monitoring in government environments

Security and Compliance for Government

  • Implementing authentication methods (SQL and Azure Active Directory) for secure access
  • Managing encryption, auditing, and threat detection to meet government compliance standards
  • Securing data access and enforcing role-based security in public sector applications

Automation and Maintenance for Government

  • Automating routine tasks with Azure Automation and Runbooks for efficient operations
  • Scheduling jobs using the Elastic Jobs Agent to streamline maintenance processes
  • Addressing database updates, patching, and service level agreement (SLA) considerations for government systems

Summary and Next Steps for Government

  • Reviewing key takeaways and best practices for optimizing Azure SQL services in the public sector
  • Exploring certification options, such as DP-300, to enhance skills in government IT roles
  • Identifying resources for ongoing learning and professional development in government technology environments

Requirements

  • Experience with relational database concepts and SQL for government applications
  • Familiarity with fundamental database administration practices
  • Basic understanding of cloud computing, particularly within the Azure environment

Audience

  • Database administrators responsible for managing cloud-hosted relational databases in a government setting
  • IT professionals transitioning on-premise databases to Azure for government use
  • Cloud engineers and architects supporting database operations within government agencies
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