AZ-801: Configuring Windows Server Hybrid Advanced Services
Windows Server hybrid part two: security, HA, disaster recovery, migration, and monitoring. Track retires September 2026 — see AZ-802.
Duration
Formats
4 days
day(s)
Instructor-led,Virtual,On-site
Category
Cloud,Security
About this course
Four days on advanced Windows Server hybrid services: securing Windows Server on-premises and in Azure, implementing high availability with failover clustering, disaster recovery with Azure Site Recovery, migrating servers and workloads to Azure, and monitoring and troubleshooting hybrid environments.
Note: the AZ-800/AZ-801 track is consolidated into AZ-802 and retires in September 2026.
What you'll learn
- Harden Windows Server and implement hybrid security
- Implement failover clustering and high availability
- Configure disaster recovery with Azure Site Recovery
- Migrate on-premises servers and workloads to Azure
- Monitor and troubleshoot hybrid environments
Course syllabus
- Module 1 — Windows Server security
- Module 2 — High availability
- Module 3 — Disaster recovery
- Module 4 — Migration
- Module 5 — Monitoring and troubleshooting
- Exam preparation
Who should attend
- Windows Server administrators completing the current hybrid track
- Teams running failover clusters, ASR, or server migrations
Prerequisites
AZ-800-level knowledge of Windows Server hybrid core infrastructure.
What's included
- Official Microsoft courseware and hands-on labs
- Kloudatech hyperlinked study guide
- Certificate of attendance
Certification
Prepares for exam AZ-801, leading to the Windows Server Hybrid Administrator Associate (with AZ-800) certification. Track retires September 2026; successor is the single exam AZ-802.