Implementing Microsoft Azure Active Directory by David Papkin
Microsoft Azure Active Directory is a cloud-based identity and access management solution. You can provide secure access to sensitive services and data with multi-factor authentication (MFA), as well as single signon, to make application access more convenient for your users. Azure Active Directory (AAD) has many similarities with Windows Server based/on-premises AD, but there are many differences, one of the main ones being that AAD is primarily an identity management service, rather than a classic hierarchical X.500-based directory service. AAD also has built-in federation support. AAD also supports multi-factor authentication through a set of free MFA capabilities for global administrators, or through paid-for MFA providers.In this video by David Papkin,, you will learn how to create a custom domain, integrate applications with Azure AD, and use Azure AD Premium features.create a new Azure directory, and then create some pilot users and groups in Azure AD. In these tasks, you will use both the portal and Microsoft Azure Active Directory module for Azure PowerShell.
The main tasks for this exercise are as follows:
Create Directories
Manage Users in the Portal
Manage Groups in the Portal
Manage Users and Groups with Azure PowerShell