Requirements

• Basic Understanding of Cloud Concepts: Familiarity with the general principles of cloud computing
• including concepts like scalability
• elasticity
• and the benefits of using cloud services.
• General IT Knowledge: Basic understanding of networking
• storage
• compute
• application support
• and development concepts is beneficial but not mandatory.
• Interest in Cloud Services: A genuine interest in learning about cloud services and how they can be used to solve business problems.
• Cloud Concepts: Overview of cloud computing
• Azure Architecture and Services: Core Azure architectural components
• Core Solutions and Management Tools: Virtual Machines
• App Services
• Azure Kubernetes Service
• Container Instances
• Functions
• Security and Network Security Features: Security tools and features such as Azure Security Center
• Key Vault
• Sentinel

Description

Unlock the potential of cloud computing with the AZ-900: Microsoft Azure Fundamentals course. This comprehensive introduction is perfect for individuals looking to gain a foundational understanding of Microsoft Azure, whether you have a technical background or not.

What You Will Learn:

• Cloud Concepts: Understand the basics of cloud computing, its benefits, and the different types of cloud services, including IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS.

• Azure Architecture and Services: Dive into Azure's core architectural components, such as regions, availability zones, and resource groups. Learn about essential Azure services and products, from compute and storage to networking and databases.

• Core Solutions and Management Tools: Explore key Azure solutions, including Virtual Machines, App Services, and Azure Kubernetes Service. Get hands-on experience with management tools like the Azure Portal, Azure PowerShell, and Azure CLI.

• Security and Network Security: Gain insights into Azure's security features, including Azure Security Center, Key Vault, and Azure Firewall, to protect your data and applications.

• Identity, Governance, and Compliance: Learn about Azure Active Directory, governance methodologies, and compliance standards to ensure secure and efficient cloud operations.

• Cost Management and SLAs: Understand how to plan and manage Azure costs, use pricing tools, and comprehend Azure Service Level Agreements (SLAs) and service lifecycles.

Who Should Take This Course:

• Non-technical individuals such as sales, marketing, and project management professionals looking to understand cloud concepts.

• IT professionals, developers, and system administrators wanting to expand their knowledge of Azure.

• Students and career changers seeking to enter the tech field with a strong foundation in cloud computing.

• IT managers and consultants who need to make informed decisions about cloud adoption and implementation.

• Certification seekers aiming to validate their knowledge with the AZ-900 certification and lay the groundwork for advanced Azure certifications.

Why Take This Course:

• Gain a solid foundation in cloud computing and Azure services, essential for both technical and non-technical roles.

• Enhance your career prospects with a recognized certification from Microsoft.

• Develop the knowledge to make informed business and technical decisions related to cloud technology.

• Prepare for more advanced Azure certifications and roles in cloud computing.

Join us in the AZ-900: Microsoft Azure Fundamentals course and start your journey into the world of cloud computing with confidence and clarity.

Who this course is for:

• Non-Technical Individuals: Sales and Marketing Professionals: Those who need to understand Azure services to better position and sell Microsoft solutions to customers. Project Managers: Individuals overseeing Azure-related projects who need a fundamental understanding of cloud concepts and Azure services. Decision Makers: Business leaders and executives who want to make informed decisions about adopting cloud technologies.
• Technical Professionals: IT Professionals: Those with a background in IT who want to expand their knowledge to include cloud services and Azure. Developers: Software developers looking to understand how Azure can support their applications and development workflows. System Administrators: Individuals responsible for managing and deploying IT infrastructure who want to learn about cloud alternatives and Azure services.
• Beginners: Students: Individuals studying IT or computer science who want to gain foundational knowledge of cloud computing and Azure. Career Changers: People transitioning into the tech field who need to understand basic cloud concepts and Azure services.
• Certification Seekers: Candidates for Advanced Azure Certifications: Individuals aiming for higher-level Azure certifications (such as AZ-104
• AZ-204
• or AZ-500) and need a solid foundation in Azure fundamentals. Certification Enthusiasts: Those who want to add a recognized certification to their portfolio to validate their cloud knowledge.