Azure Fundamentals
Learn what you will need to pass the Azure AZ-900 Certification Exam through this 16-Hour (2-Days) Live Course guided by professionals on Cloud Computing and Microsoft Azure.
About this course
On this introductory course, you will learn the foundamental skills required to efectively provision, manage and operate IT Resources based on Microsoft's enterprise-grade cloud computing infrastructure.
Why should I Enroll?
This course provides live access to certified instructors with years of experience on Microsoft Azure and other technologies. It also provides lab environments for students to get knowledge through practice.
What you'll learn
Learn the core concepts of Cloud Computing and Microsoft Azure, and prepare yourself for the AZ-900 Certification Exam.
Part 1 (8 Hours)
- Unit 0: Cloud Computing Concepts
- Unit 1: Azure Architecture & Services
Part 2 (8 Hours)
- Unit 2: Azure Management & Governance
- Unit 3: Azure Cost Management
What will I Learn?
You will have opportunities to learn essential techniques in protecting systems and network infrastructures, analyzing and monitoring potential threats and attacks, devising and implementing security solutions for organizations large or small.
Describe cloud computing
Identify the benefits and considerations of using cloud services.
Describe cloud service types
Identify the benefits and considerations of using cloud services.
Meet your instructors
Learn guided by certified instructors with tremendous experience on managing Microsoft Azure resourses for organizations all over the world.
Daniel Lozano Navas
CEO at Fenix Alliance GroupFrequently Asked Questions
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