Mastering Microsoft Azure Development: AZ-204 Certification Training
Master the 2026 blueprint for cloud development. This professional-level course prepares you for the Microsoft Certified: Azure Developer Associate title. You will learn to build end-to-end solutions using Azure compute, storage, security, and integration services, with a heavy emphasis on Azure Functions, Containers, and Microsoft Entra ID authentication.
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By Namifly
Last updated: April 2026
$999
One-time payment
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This course includes:
Creating Azure App Service Web Apps
Implementing Azure Functions
Containerized Solutions
Developing for Azure Storage
Implementing User Authentication & Authorization
Secure Cloud Solutions
API Management & Integration
Monitoring & Optimization
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Course Description
Building the Future of Enterprise Software
By 2026, calling yourself an Azure Developer isn’t just about putting code in the cloud. At Namifly, the AZ-204 Developing Solutions Training covers everything—designing systems, building APIs, tuning performance, and locking down security. As more organizations move to modular, event-driven setups, AZ-204 developers become the key players who connect raw Azure power to real business needs.
What’s Different in 2026: Modular, Secure, Focused
The latest AZ-204 is built around three big changes:
Serverless & Containers Take Over: It’s not about virtual machines anymore. You’ll get hands-on with Azure Functions (including Durable Functions) and Azure Container Apps. These tools let you spin up fast, flexible, and affordable services that run only when needed.
Security Starts with Identity: Zero Trust isn’t optional—it’s expected. You’ll dig into Managed Identities and Key Vault, keeping your secrets and passwords out of the code and out of reach for attackers.
See Everything, Fix Everything: Building a service is just the beginning. You’ll pick up Application Insights to monitor every request and catch every exception as it happens, so nothing slips by.
Develop for Azure Storage (15–20%): Implementing Blob Storage, Cosmos DB (SQL API), and data lifecycle management.
Implement Azure Security (20–25%): Mastering Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure AD), Shared Access Signatures (SAS), and Secure App Configuration.
Monitor, Troubleshoot, and Optimize (15–20%): Implementing caching (Azure Cache for Redis), CDN integration, and deep instrumentation with Azure Monitor.
Connect to and Consume Azure Services (15–20%): Implementing API Management (APIM) and event-driven messaging using Service Bus and Event Grid.
Course Curriculum
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Deployment Slots, Scaling, and Staging Environments.
Configuration settings and diagnostic logging.
Triggers, Bindings, and Durable Functions for state management
Creating and managing images in Azure Container Registry (ACR).
Deploying to Azure Container Instances (ACI) and Container Apps.
Mastering the Azure Blob SDK (Hot, Cool, and Archive tiers).
Cosmos DB: Partition keys, Consistency levels, and SDK operations.
Integrating Microsoft Entra ID and MSAL.
Implementing OAuth2 and Role-Based Access Control (RBAC).
Managing secrets via Azure Key Vault.
Implementing Managed Identities for app-to-service communication.
Creating and publishing APIs via Azure APIM.
Message-based solutions using Service Bus and Event Grid.
Instrumenting apps with Application Insights.
Implementing caching with Azure Cache for Redis.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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The exam fee is typically $165 USD, though this varies by country and proctoring method.
You need a score of 700 out of 1000 to pass. The exam includes a mix of multiple-choice, drag-and-drop, and case-study questions.
In 2026, mid-level Azure Developers with this certification earn between $125,000 and $135,000 annually in the United States, often seeing a 10–15% increase over uncertified peers.
