In summary, what have we learned in this lesson?
Again,
I just want to repeat at the threat of sounding like a broken
record, Microsoft Defender for Cloud is intended for just
about everybody who's using Azure,
whereas Sentinel is a more specialized solution. And again, I
recommend that you maintain a separate Log Analytics workspace for
Microsoft Sentinel and have yet another one for your infrastructure
monitoring. It's a good practice.
And, you know, just as a general principle about the Kusto
Query Language, or KQL, it's something that shows up on most
of the Azure exams nowadays,
so I want to just give a heads up on that and make sure that you're
spending some time on Log Analytics infrastructure monitoring and
learning Kusto. In the Pluralsight library,
we actually have a couple really nice courses on KQL. I would suggest that
you do a search at pluralsight.com and look those up because not only for
your Microsoft certification success, but just in terms of future‑proofing
your career as a Microsoft professional,
you're really going to need to know Kusto. With that, let
me tee up our next lesson, which is about one of my very
favorite subjects, networking.
We'll learn about ways to secure Windows Server networking in a hybrid cloud. Thanks as always. I'll see you then.