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# From Zero to Landing Zone: Building Azure Infrastructure the Right Way

Many organizations start their Azure journey by deploying resources…
A few Virtual Machines here, some VNets there, and before long, the environment becomes difficult to manage, secure, and scale.
The real challenge isn’t deploying resources.
It’s designing the foundation correctly from day one.
In this webinar, we’ll walk step-by-step through the journey from a blank Azure environment to a well-architected Azure Landing Zone, focusing on the practical decisions that real-world cloud architects need to make.

### What we’ll cover:

• What an Azure Landing Zone is and why you need one
• How to design the Azure foundation before deploying workloads
• Organizing subscriptions, management groups, and resource hierarchy
• Designing the network architecture and connectivity
• Implementing Identity and Access Management with Microsoft Entra ID
• Applying governance, security, and compliance from day one
• Designing a Landing Zone that can scale as your organization grows
• How Azure Landing Zones support hybrid and multi-cloud environments

### Common mistakes we’ll break down:

• Starting to deploy workloads before designing the foundation
• Poor subscription and management group structure
• Flat or poorly designed network architecture
• Lack of governance and security controls
• Giving workloads excessive permissions
• Building an environment that works today but becomes difficult to scale tomorrow

### Who should attend:

• Azure Engineers
• Cloud Architects
• Infrastructure & Network Engineers
• DevOps Engineers
• IT Professionals starting their Azure journey
• Anyone who wants to understand how to build an Azure foundation the right way
The goal is simple:
Move from “I can deploy resources in Azure” to “I can design and build a scalable Azure environment like an architect.”

In this session, we’ll take a practical deep dive into Microsoft 365 Enterprise, covering the key licensing options, core services, and the differences between the available plans.
We’ll explore how to align Microsoft 365 capabilities with business requirements, understand what you’re actually paying for, and make better licensing decisions to maximize security, productivity, collaboration, and overall business value.

Session Language: Arabic

Migrating workloads to Microsoft Azure is more than just moving virtual machines—it's about planning, optimizing, securing, and modernizing your environment while minimizing risk and downtime.
In this session, we'll walk through the end-to-end Azure migration journey, covering the tools, strategies, and best practices that help organizations successfully migrate their on-premises infrastructure to Azure.
Whether you're an IT Administrator, Infrastructure Engineer, Cloud Architect, or Azure enthusiast, you'll gain practical insights that you can apply to real-world migration projects.

### What you'll learn

• Understanding the Azure Cloud Adoption Framework (CAF) migration methodology
• Assessing your on-premises environment using Azure Migrate
• Choosing the right migration strategy (Rehost, Refactor, Rearchitect, Rebuild, Replace)
• Preparing Azure Landing Zones before migration
• Migrating Windows and Linux servers with Azure Migrate
• Networking, identity, and storage considerations
• Migration validation and post-migration optimization
• Cost optimization and governance after migration
• Common migration pitfalls and lessons learned from real-world projects

Ready to go beyond the basics?
This advanced session focuses on real-world Azure administration scenarios, advanced networking, security, governance, monitoring, and high availability.
If you've completed Part 1 or already have Azure fundamentals, this session will deepen your Azure administration skills and help you prepare for the AZ-104 certification exam.

### What you'll learn

• Advanced Azure Networking
• Network Security Groups & Azure Firewall
• Load Balancer & Application Gateway
• Azure Backup & Site Recovery
• Azure Monitor & Log Analytics
• Identity Governance
• Azure Policy & Azure Locks
• Managed Identities
• Azure Automation
• High Availability & Disaster Recovery
• Cost Optimization
• Real Exam Scenarios
• Best Practices from Production Environments

### Who should attend?

• Azure Administrators
• Cloud Engineers
• DevOps Engineers
• IT Professionals with Azure Fundamentals
• Anyone preparing for the AZ-104 exam

🎯 Prerequisites
Attendance at Part 1 or equivalent Azure administration knowledge.