Study guide for Exam AZ-305: Designing Microsoft Azure Infrastructure Solutions

Design identity, governance, and monitoring solutions (25–30%)

Design solutions for logging and monitoring

  • Recommend a logging solution
  • Recommend a solution for routing logs
  • Recommend a monitoring solution

Design authentication and authorization solutions

  • Recommend an authentication solution
  • Recommend an identity management solution
  • Recommend a solution for authorizing access to Azure resources
  • Recommend a solution to manage secrets, certificates, and keys

Design governance

  • Recommend a structure for management groups, subscriptions, and resource groups, and a strategy for resource tagging
  • Recommend a solution for managing compliance
  • Recommend a solution for identity governance

Design data storage solutions (20–25%)

Design data storage solutions for relational data

  • Recommend a solution for storing relational data
  • Recommend a database service tier and compute tier
  • Recommend a solution for database scalability
  • Recommend a solution for data protection

Design data storage solutions for semi-structured and unstructured data

  • Recommend a solution for storing semi-structured data
  • Recommend a solution for storing unstructured data
  • Recommend a data storage solution to balance features, performance, and costs
  • Recommend a data solution for protection and durability

Design data integration

  • Recommend a solution for data integration
  • Recommend a solution for data analysis

Design business continuity solutions (15–20%)

Design solutions for backup and disaster recovery

  • Recommend a recovery solution for Azure and hybrid workloads that meets recovery objectives
  • Recommend a backup and recovery solution for compute
  • Recommend a backup and recovery solution for databases
  • Recommend a backup and recovery solution for unstructured data

Design for high availability

  • Recommend a high availability solution for compute
  • Recommend a high availability solution for relational data
  • Recommend a high availability solution for semi-structured and unstructured data

Design infrastructure solutions (30–35%)

Design compute solutions

  • Specify components of a compute solution based on workload requirements
  • Recommend a virtual machine-based solution
  • Recommend a container-based solution
  • Recommend a serverless-based solution
  • Recommend a compute solution for batch processing

Design an application architecture

  • Recommend a messaging architecture
  • Recommend an event-driven architecture
  • Recommend a solution for API integration
  • Recommend a caching solution for applications
  • Recommend an application configuration management solution
  • Recommend an automated deployment solution for applications

Design migrations

  • Evaluate a migration solution that leverages the Microsoft Cloud Adoption Framework for Azure
  • Evaluate on-premises servers, data, and applications for migration
  • Recommend a solution for migrating workloads to infrastructure as a service (IaaS) and platform as a service (PaaS)
  • Recommend a solution for migrating databases
  • Recommend a solution for migrating unstructured data

Design network solutions

  • Recommend a connectivity solution that connects Azure resources to the internet
  • Recommend a connectivity solution that connects Azure resources to on-premises networks
  • Recommend a solution to optimize network performance
  • Recommend a solution to optimize network security
  • Recommend a load-balancing and routing solution

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