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Mastering Web Server Architecture in Microsoft Environments

By Peter Alkema

Web-server architecture connects an application with the infrastructure that delivers it.

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Course
Lessons
101
Runtime
5h 51m
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105 files
License
PLR
Mastering Web Server Architecture in Microsoft Environments

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Curriculum

101 lessons · 5h 51m total · 105 downloadable files

  1. Video lesson: Understanding What Defines a Web Server Within a M1 file3m
  2. Video lesson: Roles Web Servers Play in Delivering Modern Applications1 file4m
  3. Video lesson: Key Terminology and Models for Hosting in the Microsoft World1 file4m
  4. Video lesson: How Microsoft Web Servers Differ from Other Environments1 file4m
  5. Video lesson: Real-Life Examples of Foundational Web Server Deployments1 file3m
  6. Video lesson: Evolution from Static Hosting to Dynamic Application Gateways1 file3m
  7. Video lesson: The Role of Web Servers in Digital Business Transformation1 file3m
  8. Video lesson: Why Organizations Prioritize Robust Web Server Architecture1 file3m
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  1. Video lesson: Changes in Web Infrastructure Due to Cloud and Virtualization Trends1 file3m
  2. Video lesson: Case Studies Showing the Business Impact of Web Server Choices1 file3m
  3. Video lesson: Core Architectural Elements in Modern Web Hosting Strategies1 file3m
  4. Video lesson: Abstraction and Modularity in Microsoft Web Server Deployments1 file4m
  5. Video lesson: Concepts of Scalability and Performance in Hosting Design1 file4m
  6. Video lesson: Balancing Centralization Versus Decentralization in Architecture1 file3m
  7. Video lesson: Enterprise Examples of Various Hosting Architecture Choices1 file4m
  8. Video lesson: How Web Servers Manage Incoming Client Connections1 file4m
  9. Video lesson: Session State, Load Distribution, and Request Routing Concepts1 file4m
  10. Video lesson: Protocols Used for Efficient and Secure Application Delivery1 file4m
  11. Video lesson: Service Exposure and Demilitarized Zones in Hosting Environments1 file4m
  12. Video lesson: Case Studies in Application Performance and Availability Solutions1 file4m
  13. Video lesson: Principles of Modular Hosting�Decomposition of Services1 file3m
  14. Video lesson: Containerization in a Microsoft Server Context1 file3m
  15. Video lesson: Microservices Versus Monolithic Models on Web Servers1 file4m
  16. Video lesson: Orchestration and Dependency Management in Large Environments1 file4m
  17. Video lesson: Enterprise Examples of Modularity in Action1 file3m
  18. Video lesson: Identifying Distinct Service Roles on Enterprise Web Servers1 file4m
  19. Video lesson: Web Servers Versus Database and Middleware Responsibilities1 file3m
  20. Video lesson: Layered Security and Separation of Concerns in Server Design1 file4m
  21. Video lesson: Advantages of Isolating Application, Logic, and Data Roles1 file3m
  22. Video lesson: Case Studies Illustrating the Benefits of Clear Role Separation1 file3m
  23. Video lesson: Identity Services and Their Place in the Hosting Ecosystem1 file3m
  24. Video lesson: Authentication Models and Policies for Secure Access Control1 file4m
  25. Video lesson: Integrating Directory Services and Federation Mechanisms1 file3m
  26. Video lesson: Single Sign-On Scenarios Across Enterprise Web Servers1 file4m
  27. Video lesson: Real-World Identity Integration Use Cases1 file4m
  28. Video lesson: Positioning Application Code�Embedded Versus External Logic1 file3m
  29. Video lesson: Web Servers as Connectors between Clients and Data Storage1 file3m
  30. Video lesson: Interchange between Application Servers and Data Tiers1 file4m
  31. Video lesson: Managing Latency and Throughput Across Architectural Layers1 file5m
  32. Video lesson: Examples from Complex Enterprise Application Flows1 file4m
  33. Video lesson: Overview of Application Programming Interface Gateway Models1 file4m
  34. Video lesson: Service Exposure Strategies for Modern Applications1 file4m
  35. Video lesson: Security Considerations When Exposing Public Application Programming Interfaces1 file4m
  36. Video lesson: Web Servers as Protocol Translators and Gateways1 file3m
  37. Video lesson: Case Studies on Gateway-Driven Architectures in the Enterprise1 file3m
  38. Video lesson: Horizontal Versus Vertical Scaling Within Microsoft Environments1 file4m
  39. Video lesson: Utilizing Clustering and High Availability Techniques1 file3m
  40. Video lesson: Disaster Recovery and Failover Planning for Web Server Tiers1 file4m
  41. Video lesson: Designing for Resilience�Patterns for Uninterrupted Service1 file3m
  42. Video lesson: Enterprise Scenarios Balancing Reliability and Cost1 file4m
  43. Video lesson: Principles of Observability for Microsoft-based Web Servers1 file3m
  44. Video lesson: Centralized Logging, Alerts, and Application Health Insights1 file3m
  45. Video lesson: Managing Web Server Farms�Tools and Practices1 file4m
  46. Video lesson: Reporting, Analytics, and Decision Making from Monitoring Data1 file3m
  47. Video lesson: Case Studies in Preventing Outages with Good Observability1 file3m
  48. Video lesson: Understanding Governance Frameworks in Enterprise Hosting1 file3m
  49. Video lesson: Policy Enforcement for Secure and Compliant Operations1 file4m
  50. Video lesson: Data Sovereignty and Privacy in Web Server Environments1 file3m
  51. Video lesson: Role of Auditing, Logging, and Traceability for Compliance1 file4m
  52. Video lesson: Examples of Governance in Regulated Industries1 file3m
  53. Video lesson: Challenges of Integrating Legacy Workloads in New Architectures1 file3m
  54. Video lesson: Gap Analysis�Transitioning from Old to Contemporary Web Servers1 file4m
  55. Video lesson: Hybrid Approaches Blending Old and New in Microsoft Infrastructures1 file4m
  56. Video lesson: Reusable Patterns for Interoperability Success1 file4m
  57. Video lesson: Case Studies of Seamless Legacy-to-Modern Transitions1 file3m
  58. Video lesson: Load Balancing Strategies in the Microsoft Server Context1 file4m
  59. Video lesson: Routing and Distribution for Performance Optimization1 file3m
  60. Video lesson: Traffic Shaping Approaches for Resource Efficiency1 file3m
  61. Video lesson: Global Delivery Networks and Content Acceleration Concepts1 file3m
  62. Video lesson: Enterprise Examples of Advanced Load Distribution Architectures1 file3m
  63. Video lesson: Principles of Cloud-Connected Web Server Architectures1 file4m
  64. Video lesson: Extending On-Premises Hosting into Microsoft Cloud Platforms1 file4m
  65. Video lesson: Hybrid Applications�Components Deployed On-Premises and in Cloud1 file4m
  66. Video lesson: Migration Considerations for Enterprise-Scale Applications1 file3m
  67. Video lesson: Case Studies of Cloud Adoption and Hybrid Integration1 file4m
  68. Video lesson: Network Security Topologies and Web Server Hardening Practices1 file4m
  69. Video lesson: Defense in Depth and Layered Security Principles1 file4m
  70. Video lesson: Handling Security Incidents and Zero Trust Architectures1 file4m
  71. Video lesson: Service Segmentation and Secure Remote Access Guidelines1 file3m
  72. Video lesson: Real-Life Examples of Web Security Breach Responses1 file3m
  73. Video lesson: The Role of Automation in Modern Web Server Management1 file3m
  74. Video lesson: Orchestrating Complex, Multi-Tier Environments in Microsoft Ecosystems1 file4m
  75. Video lesson: Infrastructure as Code for Consistent Hosting Deployments1 file3m
  76. Video lesson: Policy-Driven and Self-Healing Infrastructure Design1 file3m
  77. Video lesson: Enterprise Automation Scenarios and Their Business Outcomes1 file4m
  78. Video lesson: Emerging Technologies Shaping Web Hosting in the Enterprise1 file4m
  79. Video lesson: Serverless Models and Functions as a Service Concepts1 file4m
  80. Video lesson: AI-driven Optimization of Enterprise Hosting Decisions1 file3m
  81. Video lesson: Adaptive and Self-Learning Infrastructure Trends1 file3m
  82. Video lesson: Predictions and Vision Statements from Industry Leaders1 file3m
  83. Video lesson: Comprehensive Study: Migration of Corporate Workloads to Modern Hosting1 file4m
  84. Video lesson: Case Example: Integration of Identity and Governance in Multinational Environments1 file4m
  85. Video lesson: Lessons from Web Server Failures and Recovery in Large Organizations1 file3m
  86. Video lesson: Analysis: Cloud-First Strategies Versus Traditional Hosting Models1 file4m
  87. Video lesson: Long-Term Strategic Outcomes from Hosting Architecture Choices1 file3m
  88. Video lesson: Key Takeaways from Web Server Architecture and Integration Perspectives1 file3m
  89. Video lesson: Strategic Decision Frameworks for Hosting in Dynamic Organizations1 file4m
  90. Video lesson: Future Learning Paths for Continued Professional Development1 file3m
  91. Video lesson: Enterprise Architecture Roles in Ongoing Infrastructure Innovation1 file4m
  92. Video lesson: Final Reflections and Course Wrap-Up for Advanced Learners1 file3m
  93. Lesson: Resources5 files

About this course

Web-server architecture connects an application with the infrastructure that delivers it. This course examines Microsoft environments through hosting, request handling, identity and operations, making it relevant to infrastructure and architecture learners.

IIS, Azure Web Apps and hybrid hosting introduce the deployment settings. The course considers the development from static content hosting to distributed applications and the tradeoffs behind different architectural approaches.

Trace the request through the system

Requests, routing, session state and API gateways are discussed alongside application, middleware and database roles. Monoliths, microservices and containers introduce different ways to divide and organize the application.

Identity, single sign-on and federation connect access with the server environment. Application placement, connectivity and server-to-database interactions extend the coverage to dependencies between tiers.

Plan for operation and change

Scaling, clustering, load balancing, high availability and disaster recovery provide the reliability perspective. Observability, alerts and health monitoring connect the design with day-to-day operation.

Cloud integration, legacy interoperability, governance and security broaden the architecture discussion. Automation and infrastructure as code introduce tools such as Azure DevOps, PowerShell DSC and ARM templates within the recorded material.

Rebrand for Microsoft infrastructure education

With PLR, you can modify and resell the course under your own brand. You could tailor it for web-infrastructure learners or organize selected topics within a cloud-architecture offer. Review recorded services and interfaces for the versions your audience uses, and add your own architecture examples where useful.

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You may rename the product YES
You may edit the sales material YES
You may edit the content of the product YES
You may use the source code/material to create new products YES
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Can translate the course into other languages YES
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Can be given away for free NO
Can be used or sold on Uthena NO
Can be used or sold on Soofos, Udemy, Skillshare or other course marketplaces you don't own NO

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What do I receive with a PLR or MRR license?

Downloadable package available; online curriculum listed. Check the file list and curriculum below for contents. PLR and MRR include a license key. Sales copy, editable formats and extras depend on the supplied package; check the listed contents.

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Can I cancel my order?

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