In summary,
I want to encourage you to consider leveraging Azure alerts to proactively
handle performance and availability issues with your Azure VMs.
Those alerts are so powerful. You can create alerts to be notified when
there's a Microsoft‑side issue, when your spend has reached a certain level,
etc. It's such a wide‑reaching and deep platform. It's an important skill for
any hybrid cloud administrator to have.
Also, I find that in my experience as a hybrid cloud administrator,
that sometimes creativity is necessary, given how fast the public cloud moves.
Oftentimes,
it's a case of not initially even being aware that you can solve a particular
kind of problem using a particular kind of tool. You might be aware of the
shared responsibility model. This is having a clear awareness of what parts of
the technology stack are Microsoft's responsibility versus which parts are your
responsibility as a customer.
So we're teeing up the next module.
In that next module,
Troubleshoot Windows Server VM Connection Issues, we'll take a look at
common issues that come up in terms of needing to make client or
administrative connections to your Azure VMs. I look forward to seeing you then. Happy studying!