Microsoft 70-764 : Administering a SQL Database Infrastructure 2016

Course Description

21.13 Hours

106 Videos

The Microsoft 70-764 SQL Server 2016 Administration course prepares students for the Microsoft Certification Exam 70-764. By the end of this course, students will be able to administer a Microsoft SQL 2016 server.

This Microsoft 70-764 SQL Server 2016 Administration course is for students intended for IT professionals responsible for installing, configuring and maintaining a Microsoft SQL Server environment. Students preparing for the 70-764 exam will typically will have at least 2 years of experience working with SQL Server.

What will you learn:

This course includes 22 hours of training and 106 videos. In this Microsoft 70-764 SQL Server course, students will learn how to configure Cell-level Encryption, Transparent Data Encryption, Always Encrypted, Backup Encryption, Connection Encryption, and Encryption Troubleshooting and end with creating an Availability Group, manage failover, configure read-only routing and create distributed availability groups. Other topics covered throughout the course include the following that students will learn:

Configure data access and auditing
Manage backup and restore of databases
Manage and monitor SQL Server instances
Manage high availability and disaster recovery

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Course Syllabus

SQL Server 2016 – Module 1: Configure Encryption

Introduction
Exam Objectives and Lab Setup
Restoring AdventureWorks 2016 Database Lab Part 1
Restoring AdventureWorks 2016 Database Lab Part 2
Restoring AdventureWorks 2016 Database Lab Part 3
Configure Encryption
Cell-Level Encryption Part 1
Cell-Level Encryption Part 2
Cell-Level Encryption Lab Part 1
Cell-Level Encryption Lab Part 2
Transparent Data Encryption
Transparent Data Encryption Lab
Always Encrypted
Always Encrypted Lab
Backup Encryption
Backup Encryption Lab
Connection Encryption
Encryption Troubleshooting

QL Server 2016 – Module 2: Configure Data Access and Permissions

Create and Maintain Users
Create and Maintain Users Lab Part 1
Create and Maintain Users Lab Part 2
Configure and Maintain Custom Roles
Configure and Maintain Custom Roles Lab
Manage Database Object Permissions Part 1
Manage Database Object Permissions Part 2
Manage Database Object Permissions Lab Part 1
Manage Database Object Permissions Lab Part 2
Configure User Options for Azure SQL Database
Configure Row-Level Security
Configure Dynamic Data Masking
Configure Dynamic Data Masking Lab

SQL Server 2016 – Module 3: Configure Auditing

Manage a SQL Server Audit
Manage a SQL Server Audit Lab
Query the SQL Server Audit Log
Manage an Azure SQL Server Audit

SQL Server 2016 – Module 4: Develop a Backup Strategy

Backup Types Part 1
Backup Types Part 2
Manage, Backup, and Restore Databases Lab Part 1
Manage, Backup, and Restore Databases Lab Part 2
Backup Very Large Databases Part 1
Backup Very Large Databases Part 2
Backup Very Large Databases Part 3
Backup Very Large Databases Part 4
4.9 Managing Very Large Databases Lab Part 1
4.10 Managing Very Large Databases Lab Part 2
4.11 Managing Very Large Databases Lab Part 3
Configure Alerting for Failed Backups
Configure Alerting for Failed Backups Lab Part 1
Configure Alerting for Failed Backups Lab Part 2
Back up Databases to Azure
Manage Transaction Log Backups
Configure Database Recovery Models
Set Database Recovery Model Lab
Configure Backup Automation
Configure Backup Automation Lab

SQL Server 2016 – Module 5: Restore Databases

Perform Piecemeal Restores
Restore Databases Lab Part 1
Restore Databases Lab Part 2
Restore Databases Lab Part 3
Perform Page Recovery
Perform Point-in-Time Recovery
Perform Point-in-Time Recovery Lab
Restore File Groups
Develop a Plan to Automate and Test Restores

SQL Server 2016 – Module 6: Manage Database Integrity

Implement Database Consistency Checks
Implement Database Consistency Checks Lab
Identify Database Corruption
Recover From Database Corruption

SQL Server 2016 – Module 7: Monitor Database Activity

Monitor Current Sessions
Monitor Current Sessions Lab
Identify Sessions that Cause Blocking Activity
Identify Sessions that Consume tempdb Resources
Configure the Data Collector

SQL Server 2016 – Module 8: Monitor Queries

Manage the Query Store
Manage the Query Store Lab
Configure Extended Events and Trace Events
Identify Problematic Execution Plans

SQL Server – Module 9: Manage Indexes

Identify and Repair Index Fragmentation
Identify and Create Missing Indexes
Identify and Drop Underutilized Indexes
Manage Existing Columnstore Indexes Part 1
Manage Existing Columnstore Indexes Part 2
Partitioned Tables

SQL Server 2016 – Module 10: Monitor SQL Server Instances

Create and Manage Operators
Create and Manage SQL Agent Alerts
Configure Policy-Based Management
Configure Policy-Based Management Lab
Identify Available Space on Data Volumes
Identify the Cause of- Manage Performance Degradation
Identify the Cause of- Manage Performance Degradation Lab Part 1
Identify the Cause of- Manage Performance Degradation Lab Part 2

SQL Server 2016 – Module 11: Implement Log Shipping

Configure and Monitor Log Shipping
Configure and Monitor Log Shipping Lab Part 1
Configure and Monitor Log Shipping Lab Part 2

SQL Server 2016 – Module 12: Implement Failover Cluster Instances

Windows Server Failover Cluster
Manage Shared Disks
Configure Cluster Shared Volumes
Configuring WSFC Lab

SQL Server 2016 – Module 13: Implement Always On Availability Groups

Database Mirroring
Create an Availability Group
Manage Failover
Configure Read-Only Routing
Create Distributed Availability Groups
Configuring Always On Availability Group Lab Part 1
Configuring Always On Availability Group Lab Part 2
Conclusion

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