Free sections from Azure Landing Zones: Building an Azure Foundation with the Cloud Adoption Framework (Ultra Transcenders: Beyond the Exam).
The four environment and four compliance design areas of the Cloud Adoption Framework, what each one decides, and which team usually owns it.
What a first platform landing zone needs on day one, what can safely wait, and how to grow it without redesigning later.
The intermediate root, Platform, Landing zones, Sandboxes and Decommissioned groups: what each is for and why the hierarchy stays shallow.
What each Azure Firewall tier adds, where Basic stops being enough, and how to choose for a hub that many workloads share.
The factors that decide between a customer-managed hub and Azure Virtual WAN, and the constraints that can make the choice for you.
How central private DNS zones and DeployIfNotExists policy register private endpoint records automatically, and the permissions it needs.
When to use Audit, Deny, DeployIfNotExists, Modify and DenyAction in a landing zone, and what each commits you to.
How the two infrastructure-as-code options compare for deploying and running an Azure landing zone, and what decides the choice.