Final Exam: Network Admin

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

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  provide an overview of Windows 10 upgrade paths
  

  provide an overview of public clouds
  

  provide an overview of unmanaged responses
  

  define scenario planning and identify why it should be part of your strategic plan
  

  describe appropriate service levels
  

  provide an overview of Site Reliability Engineering
  

  describe how to deploy Windows 10 updates using Windows Server Update Services
  

  use the Backup and Restore feature and describe how it differs from the File History feature
  

  differentiate between symptoms and causes
  

  provide an overview of disaster recovery testing events and how they can help identify vulnerabilities in critical systems
  

  differentiate between tools used for creation such as GitHub and Subversion
  

  describe system resilience and fault tolerance
  

  provide an overview of the IaaS service model
  

  define appropriate service levels
  

  recognize hands-on activities used to train response teams
  

  list Windows 10 upgrade and migration considerations
  

  provide an overview of the PaaS service model
  

  provide an overview of monitoring dashboards including what they are, why we use them, and common elements of a dashboard
  

  provide an overview of Express Update Delivery in Windows 10
  

  differentiate between different tools used to automate functions
  

  create a system restore point in Windows 10
  

  recognize the importance of upgrading and patching systems
  

  describe an example backup strategy such as 3-2-1
  

  list what to test when designing tests for DiRT
  

  describe how to monitor Windows Updates with Update Compliance
  

  provide an overview of the different types of backups
  

  describe considerations when backing up BYOD devices
  

  enable and configure the File History backup feature in Windows 10
  

  describe traditional deployment options such as bare metal, refresh, and replace
  

  provide an overview of the root cause
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  describe common tools used for packaging and releasing services and releases
  

  provide an overview of tools used to monitor applications and infrastructure
  

  describe the importance of focusing on the 'errors' metric and how it applies to the four golden signals
  

  recognize what data to include in a backup, such as full operating system, personal files, and company data
  

  differentiate between onsite and offsite backup solutions and describe the benefits of each
  

  provide an overview of nodes and machines
  

  describe how to rectify untrained responses
  

  provide an overview of hybrid cloud
  

  differentiate between SRE and DevOps
  

  create a System Image Backup in Windows 10
  

  differentiate between whitebox and BlackBox monitoring
  

  provide an overview of the 'four golden signals' of monitoring
  

  provide an overview of planning tools such as JIRA and Pivotal Tracker
  

  recognize how to minimize the potential damage of disruptive DiRT tests
  

  recognize best practices when it comes to general system monitoring
  

  provide an overview of the four basic architecture models - client/server, three-tier, n-tier, and peer-to-peer
  

  describe and use the OneDrive solution in Windows 10
  

  describe how to use scenario planning and how to create scenarios
  

  recognize the nine principles of Site Reliability Engineering
  

  recognize how Windows Update works
  

  provide an overview of Windows Group Policy
  

  provide an overview of data classifications such as Top Secret, Secret, Confidential, and Unclassified
  

  differentiate between the two methods of peer-to-peer content distribution in Windows 10 - Delivery Optimization and BranchCache
  

  list the core tenets of SRE
  

  provide an overview of Windows 10 edition upgrade
  

  explain system resilience and fault tolerance
  

  recognize considerations when scenario planning for a disaster
  

  differentiate between on-premise and cloud deployments
  

  provide an overview of Service Level Agreements
  

  differentiate between events, alerts, and incidents