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Explore the logistics of the Microsoft Azure Fundamentals (AZ-900) exam. Learn who it's for, what objectives exam takers should focus on, and which resources can be used to prepare. Experience with Microsoft Azure—one of the most prominent cloud platforms—is a highly sought-after skill for aspiring cloud administrators. The Microsoft Azure Fundamentals (AZ-900) exam is an ideal way to jump into Azure training at the ground level. In this course, Sharon Bennett covers the logistics of the AZ-900 exam: who it's for, what objectives exam takers should focus on, and which resources can be used to prepare. She then covers the concepts and skills included in the exam. Strengthen your grasp of general cloud concepts, explore core Azure services, and review key options and resources to enhance your ability to effectively plan and manage Azure costs.

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Syllabus IntroductionAzure certification for advancementWhat you need to know1. OverviewAZ-900: Microsoft Azure fundamentals overview2. Cloud ConceptsBenefits and considerations of using cloud servicesCategories of cloudPublic, private, and hybrid cloud models3. Azure Core ServicesCore Azure architectural components: PhysicalCore Azure architectural components: LogicalCore Azure compute resourcesCore Azure networking resourcesCore Azure storage resourcesCore Azure database resources4. Azure Core Solutions and Management ToolsCore Azure solutionsAzure management tools5. General and Network SecurityAzure security featuresAzure network security6. Identity, Governance, Privacy, and ComplianceAzure identity servicesAzure governanceAzure privacy and compliance7. Azure Cost Management and Service Level AgreementsPlan and manage Azure costsAzure Service Level AgreementsConclusionNext steps Read more