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In summary,

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I want to encourage you to consider leveraging Azure alerts to proactively

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handle performance and availability issues with your Azure VMs.

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Those alerts are so powerful. You can create alerts to be notified when

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there's a Microsoft‑side issue, when your spend has reached a certain level,

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etc. It's such a wide‑reaching and deep platform. It's an important skill for

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any hybrid cloud administrator to have.

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Also, I find that in my experience as a hybrid cloud administrator,

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that sometimes creativity is necessary, given how fast the public cloud moves.

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Oftentimes,

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it's a case of not initially even being aware that you can solve a particular

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kind of problem using a particular kind of tool. You might be aware of the

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shared responsibility model. This is having a clear awareness of what parts of

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the technology stack are Microsoft's responsibility versus which parts are your

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responsibility as a customer.

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So we're teeing up the next module.

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In that next module,

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Troubleshoot Windows Server VM Connection Issues, we'll take a look at

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common issues that come up in terms of needing to make client or

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administrative connections to your Azure VMs. I look forward to seeing you then. Happy studying!