Microsoft Azure Fundamentals (AZ-900) provides a solid foundation in core Azure concepts, services, and tools. This training introduces you to essential skills including network security, governance, privacy, and compliance, ensuring you understand how Azure supports secure and reliable cloud operations.
By the end of the course, you’ll know how to identify and select the right Azure services based on business needs and service-level agreements. You’ll also gain the ability to leverage Azure’s cloud capabilities to drive efficiency, reduce costs, and meet organizational requirements.
The program covers everything from management tools to IoT and cloud monitoring solutions, giving you a well-rounded view of Azure’s ecosystem. With this knowledge, you’ll be well-prepared and confident to successfully pass the Microsoft Azure Fundamentals (AZ-900) certification exam.
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Course Description
Cloud technology has become indispensable for modern enterprises, and Microsoft Azure stands as one of the world’s leading cloud platforms. With this growth, the demand for skilled Azure professionals—especially those certified with Microsoft Azure Fundamentals (AZ-900)—continues to rise. Certified professionals play a key role in implementing, managing, and monitoring cloud environments while ensuring that services run efficiently.
Today’s businesses rely on integrated cloud solutions to stay competitive. Microsoft Azure powers over a million websites worldwide, driving the need for qualified talent. As a result, managers across industries are actively seeking professionals who have completed Azure Fundamentals (AZ-900) training, making this certification a strong entry point into the cloud job market.
Key Features :
Azure exam voucher included
Official Microsoft Azure AZ-900 live class training content
Practice labs and projects with integrated Azure labs
Official course completion badge/certificate hosted on the Microsoft Learn portal
Live online training from Microsoft-certified trainers
Access to official Microsoft courseware aligned to the examination
Skills Covered :
Describe cloud computing concepts
Describe Azure management and governance
Describe Azure architecture and services
Describe Azure deployment and monitoring
Course Curriculum
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The Need for Cloud Computing
What is Cloud Computing? Part I
What is Cloud Computing? Part II
Benefits of Cloud Computing
Key Concepts and Terminology
Economies of Scale
CapEx Vs OpEx
Cloud Models: What is Public Cloud?
Cloud Models: Characteristics of Public Cloud
Cloud Models: What is Private Cloud?
Cloud Models: Characteristics of Private Cloud
Cloud Models: Hybrid Cloud
Cloud Models: Characteristics of Hybrid Cloud
Review and What Next!!
What is IaaS?
Use Cases of IaaS
What is PAAS?
Use Cases of PAAS
What is SAAS?
Cloud Models: Shared Responsibility Model
Introduction
Azure Regions
Special Azure Regions
Region Pairs
Feature Availability Region-Wise
Availability Zones
Availability Sets
What are Resource Groups?
Azure Resource Manager
What Next!! - Azure Core Services and Products
What is Azure Compute?
Azure Virtual Machines - Audiocast Only
Azure Virtual Machines I - LAB
Azure Virtual Machines II - LAB
Azure Virtual Machines III - LAB
Azure Virtual Machines IV - LAB
Azure Virtual Machines V - LAB
Azure Virtual Machines VI - LAB
What are Containers?
Containers (LAB Activity)
Containers vs Virtual Machines
Advantages of Containers
Azure Container Instances - Lab - I
Azure Container Instances - Lab Activity - II
Azure Container Instances -Deploy with CLI-Lab - III
Build Custom Apps and Azure Container Registry
What Are Virtual Networks
Virtual Networks - LAB
Azure Load Balancer
VPN Gateway
Azure Application Gateway - I
Azure Application Gateway - II
Azure Content Delivery Networks (CDN's)
How CDN works?
Azure CDN - Lab Activity
Azure Storage Services
Structure Data
Semi Structured Data
Unstructured Data
Azure Storage Account - Types
Azure Storage Account - Blob - Lab Activity - I
Azure Storage Account - Blog - Lab Activity - II
Azure Storage Account - Blob - Lab Activity - III
Azure Storage Account - Blog - Lab Activity - IV
Azure Storage Account - Blob - Lab Activity - V
Azure Storage Account - Blob - Lab Activity - VI
Azure Database Services
Azure SQL - Lab Demo
Azure Marketplace
What is Internet of Things (IOT)? - An Introduction
IOT Hub
IOT Hub Demo
Azure Big Data and Analytics
Azure SQL Data Warehouse
Azure HDInsights
Azure Data Lake Analytics
Machine Learning
Azure Machine Learning Services and Studio
Azure Firewalls
Azure Firewall - Lab Activity - Notes
Azure Firewall - Lab Activity
Azure DDoS
Network Security Groups
Application Security Groups
Which Network Security Solution to Choose From?
AuthZ and AuthN
Azure Active Directory
Multifactor Authentication
Azure Security Center
Azure Security Center - Lab Activity
Azure Key Vault
Azure Information Protection
Azure Advanced Threat Protectiona
Azure Subscriptions
What are Management Groups
Purchase Azure Product and Services: Available Options
Usage Metrics
Factors Affecting Costs
The concept of Zones for Billing
Azure Pricing Calculator
Azure Total Cost of Ownership (TCO)
Ways to Minimize Costs in Azure
Azure Cost Management
Azure Support Plans
Alternative Support Options
Service Level Agreements (SLAs)
Composite SLAs
Improving Application SLAs
Public and Preview Features
Providing Feedback
General Availability
Azure Updates, Announcements and Roadmaps
Course Conclusion
Introduction to Networks I
Introduction to Networks II
What is Compute?
Storage Fundamentals
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about this course.
Microsoft Azure is a cloud computing platform and service offered by Microsoft. It provides a wide range of cloud services, including computing power, storage, databases, analytics, and more.
This Certification validates basic knowledge of cloud services and how Microsoft Azure operates, covering key concepts, core services, pricing, and support.
The AZ-900 exam covers cloud concepts, Azure services, solutions, management, pricing, and compliance.
The AZ-900 Microsoft Azure Fundamentals Certification benefits career advancement by providing individuals with a solid understanding of cloud computing concepts, Azure services, and the fundamentals of Microsoft Azure, making them more proficient in cloud technologies and better equipped to contribute to cloud projects and initiatives within their organisations.
