Udemy - Microsoft Azure Fundamentals
Udemy - Microsoft Azure Fundamentals
Created by Uplatz Training | Last updated 7/2021
Duration: 22h 36m | 29 sections | 39 lectures | Video: 1280x720, 44 KHz | 8.48 GB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English + Sub
Enter world of Cloud Computing & Engineering with fastest growing cloud- Microsoft Azure. Become an Azure Cloud Engineer
What you'll learn
Microsoft Azure Fundamentals
Azure Basics
Azure Features
Azure Glossary
Cloud Computing Basics
Cloud Computing Terminology
Azure Domains
Legacy Application Modernization
Introduction to Azure Portals
What is the Best Model for an Enterprise
Introduction to Azure
Azure Management Portal
Azure Subscription and Billing
Azure Storage Account - creation, configuration, etc.
Azure Websites and Services
Azure Network Service
Azure Compute Service
Creating a Virtual Machine
Creating Availability Set
Scaling Azure Virtual Machine
Azure App Service
Creating a Web App and Deploying
Azure Mobile App Service
Azure Notification Hub and Mobile Engagement
Azure Function Apps
Azure API Apps and API Management
Azure Functions
Create an API using Azure Portal
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Requirements
Enthusiasm and determination to make your mark on the world!
Description
Microsoft Azure is a cloud computing platform that was launched by Microsoft in February 2010.
Azure is an open and flexible cloud engineering and computing solution that facilitates application development, data storage, service hosting, and service management. The Azure environment hosts web applications over the internet with the help of Microsoft data centers. In simple words, Azure is a global cloud platform that is available across various regions around the world. In Azure, you can deploy your applications into a variety of data centers around the globe. It is advisable to select a region which is closer to most of your customers because it helps you to reduce latency in network requests.
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About the Microsoft Azure Course
The Microsoft Azure Fundamentals course by Uplatz teaches you the basic cloud concepts, get you introduced to Azure, Azure services, compute, and so on. This Azure course provides a streamlined overview of many Azure services, and guides you with hands-on exercises to deploy your very first services. With this Microsoft Azure Fundamentals course, you will be able to explore cloud concepts, core Azure Services, Azure pricing and support, and the fundamentals of cloud security, privacy, compliance, and trust as you prepare for Exam AZ-900: Microsoft Azure Fundamentals.
Thus, Microsoft Azure Fundamentals course will teach you the basics of Azure and prepares you for earning the Microsoft Certified: AZ-900: Azure Fundamentals certification.
In this Azure Fundamentals course, you'll learn how to create the most common Azure services, including virtual machines, web apps, SQL databases, features of Azure Active Directory, and methods of integrating it with on-premises Active Directory. This course introduces you to the high potential world of cloud computing and how to build on the Windows Azure Platform. Azure compute and storage and SQL Azure are some of the key components discussed in the course.
This Azure training is ideal for aspiring cloud consultants, cloud reliability engineers, cloud architects, DevOps cloud engineers, cloud project managers, Azure cloud engineers and developers, and related roles. An Azure certification can enhance your CV, helping you get your foot in the door to a cloud career or take the next big step from your current role. For most aspiring individuals, AZ-900 Azure Fundamentals is an ideal start to their Azure certification journey.
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Why Azure?
Even though there are many cloud computing platforms available, three or four of them are leading the cloud computing industry. Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud are the giants in the world of cloud computing, AWS being the largest but Azure experiencing the maximum growth. Microsoft Azure is fast becoming the number one choice for public cloud services. Increase in the growth of the cloud and investments poured into the development of Azure means that there will be a huge demand for Azure professionals who can use its tools and services to build, deploy, manage and store applications in the cloud.
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Getting started with Cloud Computing
Cloud computing refers to the technology that provides access to varied computing resources over the internet that include serverless computing, virtual machines, storage, security, machine learning, and more. All you need to do is use your computer or mobile device to connect to your cloud service provider through the internet. Cloud computing applications and platforms are rapidly growing across all industries, serving as the IT platform that drives emerging digital businesses. Cloud combines platforms and applications that are revolutionizing the ways in which businesses function, and have made processes easier. A majority of businesses today have at least some portion of their computing infrastructure in the cloud.
The cloud service providers have massive data centers that contain thousands of servers, storage systems and components that are crucial for the organizations. These data centers are in secure locations and store a large amount of data. The users connect to these data centers to retrieve data or use it when required. When you use cloud services, you actually pay only for the services you use, and there are no charges upfront. In essence, Cloud computing is a term referred to storing and accessing of data over the internet. It doesn't store any data on the hard drive of your personal or office computer. In cloud computing, you access data from a remote server.
Cloud computing can be used for various purposes: machine learning, data analysis, storage and backup, streaming media content and so much more. The cloud infrastructure can be beneficial for creating and testing applications, automating software delivery, publishing blogs, and the like.
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Features & Advantages of Microsoft Azure
On-demand scalability of your IT needs with no requirement to run a data center yourself with devoted IT staff
Appropriate backups for your virtual machines and data
Fast data transfer and low dormancies
Globally spread Azure Content Delivery Network (CDN)
Top level Cloud security
Flexibility in Infrastructure
High availability Backup and Disaster Recovery
