Key Features
Get fundamental knowledge of cloud concepts and the Microsoft Azure platform
Explore practical exercises to gain experience of working with the Microsoft Azure platform in the real world
Prepare to achieve AZ-900 certification on the first go with the help of simplified examples covered in the book
Book Description
This is the digital and cloud era, and Microsoft Azure is one of the top cloud computing platforms. It's now more important than ever to understand how the cloud functions and the different services that can be leveraged across the cloud.
This book will give you a solid understanding of cloud concepts and Microsoft Azure, starting by taking you through cloud concepts in depth, then focusing on the core Azure architectural components, solutions, and management tools. Next, you will understand security concepts, defense-in-depth, and key security services such as Network Security Groups and Azure Firewall, as well as security operations tooling such as Azure Security Center and Azure Sentinel. As you progress, you will understand how identity, governance, privacy, and compliance are managed in Azure. Finally, you will get to grips with cost management, service-level agreements, and service life cycles. Throughout, the book features a number of hands-on exercises to support the concepts, services, and solutions discussed. This provides you with a glimpse of real-world scenarios, before finally concluding with practice questions for AZ-900 exam preparation.
By the end of this Azure book, you will have a thorough understanding of cloud concepts and Azure fundamentals, enabling you to pass the AZ-900 certification exam easily.
What you will learn
Explore cloud computing with Azure cloud
Gain an understanding of the core Azure architectural components
Acquire knowledge of core services and management tools on Azure
Get up and running with security concepts, security operations, and protection from threats
Focus on identity, governance, privacy, and compliance features
Understand Azure cost management, SLAs, and service life cycles