Learn the core concepts and components behind Microsoft's cloud computing platform. Dive into Azure's basic building blocks like resource groups, storage, compute, networking, security, automation, and database offerings. Understand how to architect solutions leveraging PaaS and IaaS with availability, scalability, and disaster recovery in mind. Get up to speed on essential services for identity, access control, backups, monitoring, and more. Whether you're an IT professional, developer, or architect, grasp the fundamentals of Microsoft Azure through real-world examples and best practices. The main focus is covering the foundational elements of Azure that underpin solutions architecture and administration. This includes both conceptual overviews and practical guidance on configuration and management. The goal is to equip someone new to Azure with the knowledge needed to start leveraging it for infrastructure, applications, data storage and processing. It explains the advantages of Azure's cloud capabilities compared to on-premises environments. Overall it serves as a starting point for applying Azure in real-world scenarios.

1. Fundamental of Microsoft Azure
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2. Training Content
1. Azure Fundamentals
2. Storage
3. Webapps
4. Cloud Services
5. Virtual Machine
6. Media Services
7. Azure Search
8. Active Directory

3. Azure Fundamental ( Cloud Computing)
1.Cloud computing means internet based computing
2. It provides storing and accessing data and programs over internet instead of local
computer drive.
3.In cloud computing we use virtualized computing platform which provides infinite
resources for running your application
4.Important features of cloud computing:
(a)Infinite computing resources & services
(b)Elasticity on demand
©Only pay what you use

4. TRADITIONAL COMPUTING RISK
There are various risk of traditional Computing
(a) Risk of over provisioning
(b) Risk of under provisioning

14. SUMMARY
Microsoft Azure Services provides an extensive range of over 200 cloud services,
encompassing PaaS, SaaS, and IaaS solutions. Azure PaaS services support the
entire software development lifecycle, while Azure SaaS solutions allow access to
cloud-based software applications. IaaS services provide on-demand computing
resources. The core services of Azure include computing, storage, databases, and
networking. It also offers some additional services such as AI and ML, analytics,
IoT, migration, data management, governance, security, development, and
integration.