Exam MS-100 Microsoft 365 Identity and Services Course: Pass the Exam MS-100: Microsoft 365 Identity and Services | Premium Training | Hands-On Labs | Projects

This is a comprehensive course designed to help you pass the Microsoft 365 Identity and Services certification as well as give you a full understanding of the Microsoft 365 ecosystem. This exam certification focuses heavily on planning and configuring your Microsoft 365 deployment with a specific focus on designing and implementing Microsoft 365 services, managing user identity and roles, managing access and authentication, and planning Office 365 workloads and applications. This is a fully comprehensive course. This course comes with tons of hands-on labs and demos, which means that in addition to passing the exam, you will be able to start building real-world cloud solutions for your clients. This course is aligned with the official Microsoft 365 Identity and Services exam guide. We start with some basic concepts and then move on to the core Microsoft 365 Identity concepts. Our approach is to build your knowledge from the ground up, covering all core concepts, and then moving on to more advanced topics. By the end of this course, you will be well prepared for your MS-100 Microsoft 365 Identity and Services 2022 exam. Note: Updated course curriculum to include the new Microsoft Power Platform as required by the syllabus for the MS-100 exam. All the resources for this course are available at https://github.com/PacktPublishing/Exam-MS-100-Microsoft-365-Identity-and-Services-Course

The course is for anyone looking to learn and understand the core offerings of the Microsoft 365 Cloud. It is intended for individuals who are looking to migrate their on-premise Microsoft applications, such as identity and access management, email, file share, and collaboration services, to Microsoft 365 Cloud. Some experience with existing on-premise Microsoft infrastructure services such as Active Directory along with a Microsoft 365 trial account is required to follow along. Basic knowledge of core Microsoft applications such as Exchange and SharePoint are recommended but not mandatory.