Description
Architect, migrate, and manage Windows Server on Azure
In Running Windows Server 2025 on Microsoft Azure, 5-time Microsoft MVP, William Panek, walks you through the migration of business-critical Windows Server workloads to Azure while ensuring hybrid cloud agility and advanced security. You'll learn how to extend on-premises deployments of Windows Server to the Azure cloud using hybrid services that offer an array of vital functions.
Will Panek explains how to use a downloadable app provided by Microsoft to set up the most common Azure hybrid services and shows you how to conduct the manual configuration required to customize and personalize your setup for your use case. He also demonstrates how to use Windows Admin Center, integrated directly into Azure, to obtain a server-centric view of available Azure services.
Also inside the book:
- Discussions of foundational principles of Azure IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS, including compute, storage, and networking
- Step-by-step tutorials for tools used to implement hybrid solutions, including Windows Admin Center and PowerShell
- Implementing identity management in hybrid scenarios, including Azure AD DS on Azure IaaS and managed AD DS
- Planning and implementing hybrid and cloud migration, backup, and recovery scenarios
- Deploying Azure VMs running Windows Server
Perfect for IT professionals managing on-premises Windows Server environments who are interested in using Azure to manage server workloads, Running Windows Server 2025 on Microsoft Azure helps you understand all the core service models available on Azure.
Table of Contents
Introduction xxvii
Chapter 1 Understanding Windows Server 2025 1
Chapter 2 Understanding Hyper-V 21
Chapter 3 Installing Windows Server 2025 67
Chapter 4 Understanding IP 103
Chapter 5 Implementing DNS 149
Chapter 6 Understanding Active Directory 199
Chapter 7 Administering Active Directory 235
Chapter 8 Configuring DHCP 277
Chapter 9 Building Group Policies 325
Chapter 10 Understanding Cloud Concepts 359
Chapter 11 Configuring Azure 371
Chapter 12 Creating a Hybrid Network 393
Index 437
