Stoneridge Software offers Dynamics 365 for Operations (AX7) online training courses throughout the year, as well as customized training by request. Dynamics 365 for Operations Developer Workshop and Dynamics 365 for Operations (AX7) System Admin Workshop are two popular courses. See detailed course outline below and registration links.
This three-week course covering is typically held online from Noon to 2:00 p.m. (CT), Monday – Friday. Stoneridge Software’s Dynamics 365 for Operations Development training will provide students with an overview of the architectural and development features and the tools available in the development environment. This workshop covers the essentials of doing development in Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Operations, including creating tables, classes, forms, and reports.
Dynamics 365 for Finance & Operations Development Workshop
Course Outline:
- Visual Studio Overview
- AX Architecture
- Data Types and Tables
- User Interfaces
- Debugging and X++ Control Statements
- Objects and Classes
- Accessing the Database
- Exception Handling
- Security for Developers
- Working with Data
- Classes
- Forms
- Reports
- Data Entities
Dynamics 365 for Finance & Operations Admin workshop
A will help you learn how to best manage your environment, understand best practices for installation, configuration, managing and troubleshooting your Dynamics 365 deployment. This four-day online workshop is typically held from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday to Thursday.
Course Outline:
- Lifecycle Services (LCS) – Lifecycle Services serves as the administration center for Dynamics 365 for Operations. LCS is used for environment management and system health monitoring.
- Application Object Server (AOS) – An Application Object Server (AOS) is a core component of the Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Operations installation and is installed as part of an LCS deployment into an Azure environment. An AOS enforces security, manages connections between clients and the database, and provides the foundation where business logic for Microsoft Dynamics for Operations is executed.
System Administration – This workshop will review the system parameters, common maintenance procedures, and administrative capabilities available. - Security – In Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Operations, individual security permissions are combined into privileges, and privileges are combined into duties. The administrator grants security roles access to the application by assigning duties and privileges to the roles. You will learn the key differentials in D365FO security.
- Moving Environments – In D365FO, information specific to an environment is stored in the database. For this reason, there are specific steps that must be taken to update the environment specific information.
- Code Deployment – The development and deployment of code are tightly correlated with the use of Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS), which supports continuous build and test automation. The code is developed and checked in using VSTS. A build is created which is used for testing and validation and further promoted into the live or production environment when passed and approved. Learn the basic ideas and methodology of code deployment and promotion within Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Operations.
- Performance – Performance issues are something everyone might deal with during an implementation at some point. The admin workshop teaches important tools available to you to use in different scenarios through Life Cycle Services.
About Stoneridge Software
Stoneridge Software provides to increase the skill level of your employees, and ensure a smooth transition to system adoption.We're passionate about working with your organization to ensure your team gets the most from your Microsoft Dynamics investment. Stoneridge is a full-service Microsoft Dynamics Gold ERP partner. or reach out to solutions@stoneridgesoftware.com or 612-354-4966, if you have more questions regarding training, upgrades or implementation.
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