Microsoft Azure Fundamentals

Program Description

Microsoft Azure Fundamentals is an introductory certification and learning route that it offers to give users a basic understanding of the fundamental ideas and features of the Azure cloud platform.  It is intended for people who are new to Azure or who wish to confirm their understanding of Azure’s foundational concepts.  Microsoft Azure Fundamentals certification equips you with a solid foundation in Azure cloud services, making you capable of understanding and working with the fundamental concepts necessary to build and manage applications and services on the Azure platform.

To earn your Microsoft Azure Fundamentals, you’ll need to pass one certification exam:

• EXAM CODE AZ-900: Microsoft Azure Fundamentals

Program Outcome

Microsoft’s entry-level certification for Azure cloud services, called Microsoft Azure Fundamentals, verifies a candidate’s comprehension of these services’ fundamental ideas. By earning this certification, you can prove that you are knowledgeable about key Azure services, deployment patterns, security features, and administration tools. When you earn the Microsoft Azure Fundamentals certification, you can anticipate the following results:

• Understanding of Azure Cloud Services: You will gain a solid understanding of the core Azure services and their purpose. This includes virtual machines, storage accounts, Azure Active Directory, Azure App Service, Azure Functions, and more.
• Familiarity with Azure Deployment Models: You will learn about different Azure deployment models, such as Azure Resource Manager (ARM) and Azure Service Management (ASM), and understand how to deploy resources in these models.
• Knowledge of Azure Security and Compliance: You will become familiar with the security features and tools provided by Azure to protect your cloud resources, including identity and access management, network security groups, Azure Security Center, and Azure Policy.
• Ability to Monitor and Manage Azure Resources: You will learn how to monitor and manage Azure resources using tools like Azure Monitor, Azure Log Analytics, Azure Advisor, and Azure Resource Manager templates.
• Understanding of Azure Pricing and Support: You will gain knowledge about Azure pricing models, including consumption-based and reserved instances, and understand the options available for Azure support.
• Preparation for Advanced Azure Certifications: The Microsoft Azure Fundamentals certification serves as a stepping stone for more advanced Azure certifications, such as Azure Administrator, Azure Developer, and Azure Solutions Architect.
• Industry Recognition: The certification validates your Azure knowledge and can enhance your credibility and marketability in the job market. It demonstrates your commitment to continuous learning and staying up-to-date with cloud technologies.