Ladies and Gents, What this teacher does is called "problem teaching". He states a problem, a question and then continues to explore possible answers/solutions. That in my opinion is the best way to understand the topic and to learn it. Follow his example if you teach. Two minutes spent on Savill's course is worth 20 minutes spent on other courses on UA-cam in the Azure territory, where the "teachers" speak a language similar to English yet not easily understandable plus the "course" is a demo of the presentator's knowledge not an attempt to teach anything. Thanks, John.
We are in the beginning stages of implementing this. At the beginning of this video you mentioned you were hesitant to cover this since "Microsoft's documentation is so good". Just know that these videos make it 10x easier to learn and understand this stuff. The video format is much more helpful than technets, and everything is consolidated into one place. You are my goto when I need to learn anything Azure. Thanks for taking the time to do this!
This is so true, Microsoft documentation is great indeed, but also huge. So, getting all that chewed in 45 minutes like you did here is a great hot start and help a lot to localize yourself when you need to jump in the specifics of the documentation.
The Microsoft docs are so full of marketing jargon and corpo speak that it's painfully difficult to actually get the idea. 3+ years of working in Azure finally, going through certification and this video was the "ah hah" moment for all the BS I was trying to sift through.
Superb explanation @John. Even ppl with no Background in Azure Architecture can understand. Your videos are That simple to understand. Great work John 👏👏
I'm amazed by how wonderfully you manage to explain things that I spend days trying to understand using various videos and documentations, without much success, in a succinct and logical way. Thank you so much for making this video! Sure there's a bunch of documentation (which I've read but i still didn't understand it as well as i do now) but the way you voice out the relationships between different components and the "why" and "how" of the problem and the solution for it, is exactly what I need. Some things might be assumed as common knowledge in the documentations, and when you're a newbie like me it's not obvious what is being assumed and where to learn about it, you explain everything so clearly, which i love about all your videos and it's an absolute life saver and frustration reducer for me. Again thanks a lot for making this video!
Really good tutorial as always John! I especially liked how you went from the blackboard to showing its implementation using Blueprints. Always easier to understand stuff when you see how to implement them. Thanks!
Super-Informative, as always. In a Landing zone workshop tomorrow, this gives me the necessary confidence to connect the dots. Thanks John - just pointing out you have a huge impact on people with these vids. Greatly appreciate the stuff you do!
You made it sound as easy as ABC , i'm even more amazed by your teaching skills ( as you said , architectures may look scary but you break it down into easily understandable parts)
Thanks for the intro to Landing Zone. I am about to start project-managing two related projects so I appreciate the info. BTW I was a 2021 IMMD finisher. Glad to see another one here! If you can deal with the jelly fish and the wind, you can deal with anything in life lol
Just amazing! Short, simple, clear and an excelent content! Thank you for your wish to teach us. Be sure you positively impact the life of thousands IT Pros! Keep on going
Best of the best, As you said, It looks scary, however, thanks to your great talent it makes it easy to understand. thank you for your dedication on all these videos. all of them are amazing
WOW mate! Amazing! You are awesome! The way you just broke that down and how you described something that comes across as soo complicated in the documentation in such simple words was very impressive. You've got a new subscriber. Keep up the fantastic work! Its much appreciated.
Hello John, thank you very much for your videos. They really help me understanding everything about Azure! So I'm really grateful you're taking the time explaining everything even though it's already documented.
Hi John, thanks again for yet another awesome video/contribution! Question around 31:10, did you mean to say "deploy everything through a template" (to include subscription level resources)? Appreciate your work and effort bro. I'm learning like never before! Thank you!!! (May the 4th be with you, lol - I had to)
Hey John, thank you for the great content. Could you maybe do a explanation video on Azure VWAN? Now remember, I used Express route and VPN but what is VWAN bringing in terms of benefits?
Thank you very much John, your videos allways helped me understand azure better. Your presentation stlye with the whiteboard is very clever. I think a lot of people need to see and not just hear it, so thats awesome. May I ask you a question regarding landing-zones or the azure adoption framework. Is there somewhere in the web something like a tutorial or a scenario which I can use to go through the whole cloud adoption journey. Maybe a scenario of a small onprem infrastructure which needs to be migrated to azure, with the help of the cloud adoption framework. Do you know something like that?
Awesome. Big thank you. What questions should we ask the customer if we are designing a landing zone? i am assuming, i will try to understand his current policies, infra and connectivity he has to the Azure, how many subscriptions and as you said, the management groups and its hierarchy. Can a sub-tenant in the landing zone have his own landing zone?
Hi John, I am wondering, if my tenant subscription has O365 licensing, would I try to apply a blueprint in the Azure portal or is there an equivalent for applying similar blueprints in O365 admin center via the O365 security and compliance center?
These are built around Azure services so your Office licenses are not really part of this other than AAD rights you get for certain things. You use Azure portal.
Thank you, John. It is kind of spoon feeding. Great! I have one question. How to have this ARM template in our company Github repository instead of executing it from public Github?
Definitely great videos and awesome explanations. But for someone like me who relies heavily on practical knowledge, coping up with theoretical explanation becomes difficult. I have had this experience with all the videos that you have. I think you are the only person who knows how these things work in the background. Your expertise is unmatched, but I wonder if this can be mixed with practical knowledge as well?
Ladies and Gents, What this teacher does is called "problem teaching". He states a problem, a question and then continues to explore possible answers/solutions. That in my opinion is the best way to understand the topic and to learn it. Follow his example if you teach. Two minutes spent on Savill's course is worth 20 minutes spent on other courses on UA-cam in the Azure territory, where the "teachers" speak a language similar to English yet not easily understandable plus the "course" is a demo of the presentator's knowledge not an attempt to teach anything. Thanks, John.
Honestly, I am just here to type the same feedback as you as John being the ultimate teacher / mentor here and I just saw your reply.
We are in the beginning stages of implementing this. At the beginning of this video you mentioned you were hesitant to cover this since "Microsoft's documentation is so good". Just know that these videos make it 10x easier to learn and understand this stuff. The video format is much more helpful than technets, and everything is consolidated into one place. You are my goto when I need to learn anything Azure. Thanks for taking the time to do this!
This is so true, Microsoft documentation is great indeed, but also huge. So, getting all that chewed in 45 minutes like you did here is a great hot start and help a lot to localize yourself when you need to jump in the specifics of the documentation.
The Microsoft docs are so full of marketing jargon and corpo speak that it's painfully difficult to actually get the idea. 3+ years of working in Azure finally, going through certification and this video was the "ah hah" moment for all the BS I was trying to sift through.
I'm a simple guy: I see the great new video from John, I press like :)
we are very similar :-D
Awesome, Simple, and Clear explanations. I admire your teaching skills and making landing zones as simple as they can be :-).
Thank you!
Perfectly explained. Seeing that CAF terraform lz link was gold for me
The best Azure Landing Zone explanation I have seen so far
Documentation are great! but when explain it on your board and via portal, it looks more simpler and understandable. Thanks John!
Very welcome
My boss wants me to explain how Landing Zone works and this just perfectly made me much more confident. Thanks John!
Very welcome
Alrighty, now I am ready for that 1 PM meeting! Thanks John!
We are studying the implementation of landing zones currently....Just had to come back to this video before starting with anything else
Thank you for pointing out that documentation and providing a concise walk-thru, very easy to follow along. Thank You.
Glad it was helpful!
Superb explanation @John. Even ppl with no Background in Azure Architecture can understand. Your videos are That simple to understand. Great work John 👏👏
Glad it was helpful!
I'm amazed by how wonderfully you manage to explain things that I spend days trying to understand using various videos and documentations, without much success, in a succinct and logical way. Thank you so much for making this video! Sure there's a bunch of documentation (which I've read but i still didn't understand it as well as i do now) but the way you voice out the relationships between different components and the "why" and "how" of the problem and the solution for it, is exactly what I need. Some things might be assumed as common knowledge in the documentations, and when you're a newbie like me it's not obvious what is being assumed and where to learn about it, you explain everything so clearly, which i love about all your videos and it's an absolute life saver and frustration reducer for me. Again thanks a lot for making this video!
I just came across this as I try to ramp up on the Azure LZ concept. This was an excellent summary. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
As always, John, your explanations are superb. It's a delight to watch your videos.
Really good tutorial as always John! I especially liked how you went from the blackboard to showing its implementation using Blueprints. Always easier to understand stuff when you see how to implement them. Thanks!
Holly shit! This is by far the best tutorial I have seen in a long time. Two thumbs up!
lol, thanks :-)
Best videos for Azure, can't thank enough 🙌
Appreciate that! 🙏
Just want to say thank you for all your videos. As a newly promoted Architect your videos are invaluable!
That’s great to hear and congrats on the new role!
My BIG THANK YOU for explaining CAF in brief and all the reference pointers. Great video John!👍👏
Glad it was helpful!
Super-Informative, as always. In a Landing zone workshop tomorrow, this gives me the necessary confidence to connect the dots. Thanks John - just pointing out you have a huge impact on people with these vids. Greatly appreciate the stuff you do!
i appreciate that, thank you.
You made it sound as easy as ABC , i'm even more amazed by your teaching skills ( as you said , architectures may look scary but you break it down into easily understandable parts)
Great to hear, thank you.
Thanks for the intro to Landing Zone. I am about to start project-managing two related projects so I appreciate the info. BTW I was a 2021 IMMD finisher. Glad to see another one here! If you can deal with the jelly fish and the wind, you can deal with anything in life lol
Yes, the jelly fish threat is real :-D
Vaseline + allergy pills + long sleeve wet suit 😂
Yeah I didn’t have that lol and had short sleeve wet suit. I got all stung up but honestly after hour on the bike wasn’t that bad but sucked at first
@@NTFAQGuyPart of the Tri experience. Extra icing on the cake. 😊
Just amazing! Short, simple, clear and an excelent content!
Thank you for your wish to teach us. Be sure you positively impact the life of thousands IT Pros! Keep on going
Great Video John. Very helpful in understanding the Landing zones
Sir, you are amazing. This is the aproach of way of teaching that I am looking for all the time... 👏👏
Thank you. Glad you enjoy the content!
Awesome explanation! Thank you very much.
Great content in Landing zones! I am working now to deploy two foundation zones for clients and then workshopping their growth plan!
Best of the best, As you said, It looks scary, however, thanks to your great talent it makes it easy to understand.
thank you for your dedication on all these videos.
all of them are amazing
Very welcome!
Thanks again John. You are always my favourite tutor 🎉
Wow, thanks!
Generic comment to show my appreciation. Keep winning John!
Great job - Keep delivering top-level training
Best Azure content creater on YT! Excellent video
Wow, thanks!
Prolific, just when I needed it the most. There are loads of videos floating around but as usual yours clearly stands out :) Great work, thanks John.
Awesome, thank you!
Perfactly explained John. Now i have to watch your other videos as well :-)
Thanks John! You manage to make complexity look simple 🙏
lol, simple is all I can understand :-D it helps.
WOW mate! Amazing! You are awesome! The way you just broke that down and how you described something that comes across as soo complicated in the documentation in such simple words was very impressive. You've got a new subscriber. Keep up the fantastic work! Its much appreciated.
Wow, thanks!
Great video, John. Very informative as always. Thank you for all that you do for the community.
My pleasure. Thanks for watching
This is an excellent video on how to setup a Landing Zone.
Thank you!
Thank you, this was a great explanation. Especially the last chapter really hit things home for me.
Great!
Thankyou for explaining so simple & diligently .
You are welcome!
I'm a huge fun of CAF, great Overview John.
Thank you as always.
Very well explained and eleborated on the concept and different options for the CAF Landing Zones! :)
Awesome, you explained in very easy way. Kudos to you!! 🙏
Hello John, thank you very much for your videos. They really help me understanding everything about Azure! So I'm really grateful you're taking the time explaining everything even though it's already documented.
What a great video. Lots to learn outside of the video but certainly set me in the right way to go forward :)
Glad it was helpful!
Another home run John. Thanks again.
Amazing content as always ! You have a skill to break down extraordinary and complex topics to trivial and ordinary.
That is very kind, thank you 🤙
🤙🏻 Thanks John! Just the overview I needed right now. Great!
Glad to help!
Thanks much for sharing great content. Very helpful and must needed for Azure professional.
Thank you
Awesome one! Nice flow and easy to understand. Thanks, John
Hi John, thanks again for yet another awesome video/contribution!
Question around 31:10, did you mean to say "deploy everything through a template" (to include subscription level resources)?
Appreciate your work and effort bro. I'm learning like never before! Thank you!!!
(May the 4th be with you, lol - I had to)
Yes and glad they help :-)
another great video, wow,, art of simplify complicated stuff to make it easy to understand it... wow amazing
Glad you liked it!
Just a perfect video, well done!
Super useful as always. Thanks for these videos.
My pleasure!
Always appreciate your great videos
Awesome, you explained in very easy way. 👍
Amazing video. Thanks a ton John!
It's an amazing walkthrough. thank You so much !!
You're very welcome!
Very informative !! Thanks John
Simple and great explanation sir. Now the gigantic landing zone diagram doesn't scare me...
Awesome :)
Ahhhh, what an awesome session.
Great walkthrough, really made LZ’s more tangible for me. Would have liked to hear something about partner landing zones too.
This is very good explanation
Great course and very well explained !
Hey John, thank you for the great content. Could you maybe do a explanation video on Azure VWAN? Now remember, I used Express route and VPN but what is VWAN bringing in terms of benefits?
I already have a vwan video, search the channel.
Think of it John comes with it next week thanks a lot
Enjoy it
Very useful, Keep up the good work John :)
Thanks, will do!
Great explanation, thx!
Thank you very much John, your videos allways helped me understand azure better. Your presentation stlye with the whiteboard is very clever. I think a lot of people need to see and not just hear it, so thats awesome. May I ask you a question regarding landing-zones or the azure adoption framework. Is there somewhere in the web something like a tutorial or a scenario which I can use to go through the whole cloud adoption journey. Maybe a scenario of a small onprem infrastructure which needs to be migrated to azure, with the help of the cloud adoption framework. Do you know something like that?
Glad you enjoy the videos. Most docs have guides etc
Awesome. Big thank you. What questions should we ask the customer if we are designing a landing zone? i am assuming, i will try to understand his current policies, infra and connectivity he has to the Azure, how many subscriptions and as you said, the management groups and its hierarchy. Can a sub-tenant in the landing zone have his own landing zone?
Another question :) , what should be the plan for deploying shared services for the landing? should we just park all the shared services in a RG?
You should read through the docs where you’ll find these answers :)
Great video as usual John! One question: what if you're not starting out, is it possible to use Landing Zones within an existing environment?
yes I did mention can use on greenfield and brownfield.
Hi John, thanks for explaining and making it simple. Can you also make one on Azure B2C? updated one pls?
I have a video on B2B and B2C and external identities. No plan on a deep B2C at this time.
@@NTFAQGuy I have seen the B2C one. Many thanks.
Hi John, I am wondering, if my tenant subscription has O365 licensing, would I try to apply a blueprint in the Azure portal or is there an equivalent for applying similar blueprints in O365 admin center via the O365 security and compliance center?
These are built around Azure services so your Office licenses are not really part of this other than AAD rights you get for certain things. You use Azure portal.
Great video Jon, as usual. Do you think you need to have a LLD design for a new application before deploying the landing zone for it?
I think you should have a design and plan before adopting yes. Maybe not understanding the question
thanks for sharing knowledge
Welcome!
Thank you, John. It is kind of spoon feeding. Great! I have one question. How to have this ARM template in our company Github repository instead of executing it from public Github?
You could just clone the repo or grab the file and commit yourself
John for President!
lol
Brilliant, thanks
Glad you liked it!
Definitely great videos and awesome explanations. But for someone like me who relies heavily on practical knowledge, coping up with theoretical explanation becomes difficult. I have had this experience with all the videos that you have.
I think you are the only person who knows how these things work in the background. Your expertise is unmatched, but I wonder if this can be mixed with practical knowledge as well?
Excelent !!!!
thank you!
Great vide
Thank you
Thank you
Love it
Triathlon and cloud technology?! It’ me in 10 years!
Thanks
Nice
Dude, you're a God...
Lol. 🤙
Just in the right time!
John, there something with you mic setup that don't work very well, the sound is very low.
i'm not seeing what you are seeing. Try turning up your volume :-)
seems good to me
mic is good
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Thanks!
I couldn't see the screen because of your muscles :)
Lol
Wow another amazing Video, thank you for that insane input :)
Thanks!