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Microsoft Azure Fundamentals Certification Course (AZ-900) - Pass the exam in 3 hours!

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Andrew Brown provides a comprehensive three-hour course covering core Microsoft Azure services, security, privacy, and cloud concepts for the AZ-900 exam.

Learn about Microsoft Azure and pass the Azure Fundamentals exam! The Azure Fundamentals exam is an opportunity to prove knowledge of cloud concepts, core Azure services, Azure pricing, SLA, and lifecycle, and the fundamentals of cloud security, privacy, compliance, and trust. You will learn about all these things in this course. ✏️ Course developed by Andrew Brown of ExamPro. Check out the ExamPro YouTube channel: youtube.com/channel/UC2EsmbKnDNE7y1N3nZYCuGw 🔗 ExamPro Certification Training: exampro.co 🔗 LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/exam... 🐦 Twitter: twitter.com/andrewbrown 📷 Instagram: instagram.com/exampro.co/ ⭐️ Course Contents ⭐️ ☁️ Introduction ⌨️ () Exam Guide Walkthrough ☁️ Cloud Concepts ⌨️ () What is Cloud Computing ⌨️ () Common Cloud Services ⌨️ () What is Microsoft and Azure ⌨️ () Benefits of Cloud Computing ⌨️ () Types of Cloud Computing ⌨️ () Types of Cloud Computing Responsibilities ⌨️ () Cloud Deployment Models ⌨️ () Total Cost of Ownership ⌨️ () CAPEX vs OPEX ⌨️ () Cloud Architecture Terminologies ⌨️ () High Avaliablity ⌨️ () High Scalability ⌨️ () High Elasticity ⌨️ () Fault Tolerance ⌨️ () High Durability ☁️ Evolution of Compute ⌨️ () Dedicated Servces ⌨️ () Virtual Machines ⌨️ () Containers ⌨️ () Functions ☁️ Global Infrastructure ⌨️ () Regions and Geographies ⌨️ () Paired Regions ⌨️ () Region Types and Service Availability ⌨️ () Special Regions ⌨️ () Availability Zones ⌨️ () AZ Supported Regions ⌨️ () Avaliablity Sets Fault and Update Domains ☁️ Getting Started ⌨️ () Creating an Azure Account ⌨️ () Azure Portal Layout ☁️ Technology Overview ⌨️ () Computing Services ⌨️ () Storage Services ⌨️ () Database Services ⌨️ () Application Integration ⌨️ () Developer and Mobile Tools ⌨️ () Azure DevOps Services ⌨️ () Azure Resource Manager ARM ⌨️ () Azure Quickstart Templates ⌨️ () vNets and Subnets ⌨️ () Cloud Native Networking Services ⌨️ () Enterprise Hybrid Networking Services ⌨️ () Azure Traffic Manager ⌨️ () Azure DNS ⌨️ () Azure Load Balancer ⌨️ () Scale Sets ⌨️ () IoT Services ⌨️ () Big Data and Analytics Services ⌨️ () AI ML Services Introduction ⌨️ () AI ML Services ⌨️ () Serverless Services ☁️ Management Tools ⌨️ () Azure Portal ⌨️ () PowerShell ⌨️ () VIsual Studio Code ⌨️ () Cloud Shell ⌨️ () Azure CLI ☁️ Follow Alongs ⌨️ () Create a Resource Group ⌨️ () Create a vNet ⌨️ () Launching a Server ⌨️ () Creating a Azure Function ⌨️ () Storing files in Blob Storage ⌨️ () Exploring Azure C

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