AZ-900: Microsoft Certified Azure Fundamentals

Explore conventional infrastructure concepts, including storage (block storage and general storage notions), virtualization with hypervisors, containers and container orchestration, and data center design and disaster recovery in cloud contexts.

Explore cloud computing concepts, including deployment models (public, private, hybrid, community), service models (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS), elasticity, metering, multitenancy, and multi-cloud strategies.

Explore how economies of scale reduce costs in cloud computing through capital and operational expenditures, and understand consumption based pricing model and pay-as-you-go models.

Explore Azure fundamentals through a public cloud platform from Microsoft, focusing on regions, availability zones, and data centers, with low latency networks, app services, and core cloud models.

Explore Azure subscription fundamentals, including how subscriptions act as the logical container and single billing unit, how resource groups hold resources, and how management groups organize multiple subscriptions.

Explore Azure core products across compute, storage, databases, networking, app service, containers, and marketplace, and learn how IaaS and PaaS fit together with deployment slots, managed services, and global regions.

Explore how Azure solutions power internet of things, big data, AI and ML, cloud services, edge analytics, data warehousing, and tools for computer vision, speech, and natural language processing.

Learn how Azure core identity services handle authentication and authorization, including multi-factor authentication, to secure access across external and internal resources with hybrid, managed identities, and identity governance.

Explore Azure monitoring and reporting to collect telemetry from cloud and on premise, visualize health dashboards, detect issues, and support incident management across resources and regions.

Explore Azure service level agreements, uptime commitments, responsibilities when a service fails, and how composite SLAs across multiple services determine overall availability, including service credits and two-month claim windows.

Explore Azure portal icons to navigate services, search resources and documentation, and manage subscriptions and notifications. Preview storage, databases, containers, and other core components through a hands-on demo.

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