Dive into to Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) in this introductory course and learn how to prepare the infrastructure, deploy AVD, and publish your first desktop. Here's what you will learn in this course:
Azure Virtual Desktop Overview
In this section, we’ll cover a quick overview of Azure Virtual Desktop and explain how this is a desktop and app virtualization service that runs on the cloud. We'll also help you get ready to follow along with the labs.
Deploying Required Infrastructure
Now that you are familiar with the foundations of AVD, you'll learn how to deploy the required infrastructure, including virtual networks, Azure AD, DNS, and more. In this section you'll learn:
Creating the hub VNet
Exploring Desired State Configuration for Active Directory VM Configuration
Deploying an Active Directory Domain Services VM
Creating identities in Active Directory for AVD deployment testing
Synchronising identities to Azure Active Directory
Creating and peering a spoke VNet
Setting up DNS and testing domain join
Deploying Azure Virtual Desktop
Now that our infrastructure is up and running we can dive deeper into AVD deployments. In this section you'll learn:
Understanding the components of AVD
Register resource provider and create a workspace
Creating a hostpool and session hosts
Assign a user and connect
Assigning groups and viewing workspace configuration
Exploring hostpool information in the Azure portal
Device redirection options from the Azure portal
Load balancing options and using the web client
Image Management Container Profiles and Remote apps
Having a great deployment experience means having a variety of images to choose from. In this section you'll learn:
Lab intro and Windows profile with FSLogix lecture
Domain join a storage account on a private endpoint
Configure permissions and Group Policy for FSLogix
Manually creating a golden image and setting up shared image gallery
Update a hostpool to a new golden image
Publishing a remote app
