Microsoft Azure AZ-900 Training & Certification | Microsoft Azure Fundamentals

Microsoft Azure AZ-900 (Azure Fundamentals) Course Overview

The Microsoft Azure AZ-900 Training & Certification program is an entry-level cloud computing course designed for individuals who want to understand the fundamentals of Microsoft Azure and cloud technologies. The course introduces learners to cloud concepts, Azure architecture, core services, networking, storage, security, identity management, governance, pricing, and cloud management.

As organizations increasingly migrate workloads to the cloud, professionals with cloud knowledge are in high demand. This course provides practical exposure to Microsoft Azure services and prepares learners for the Microsoft Azure Fundamentals (AZ-900) certification exam while building a strong foundation for advanced Azure certifications.

What We Offer in This Course

• Comprehensive understanding of cloud computing concepts.
• Hands-on exposure to Microsoft Azure Portal.
• Practical demonstrations of Azure services.
• Training on Azure networking, storage, and compute services.
• Identity and access management using Azure Active Directory.
• Cloud security, governance, and compliance concepts.
• Preparation for Microsoft Azure AZ-900 certification.
• Guidance from experienced cloud professionals.
• Real-world cloud deployment examples.
• Career guidance for cloud computing roles.

Course Objectives

• Understand cloud computing principles and service models.
• Learn Microsoft Azure architecture and infrastructure.
• Understand Azure compute, storage, and networking services.
• Gain knowledge of Azure identity and security services.
• Learn governance, compliance, and monitoring concepts.
• Understand Azure pricing and support plans.
• Prepare for Microsoft Azure Fundamentals certification.
• Build practical cloud management skills.

Topics Covered During the Training

Introduction to Cloud Computing

• Cloud computing fundamentals.
• Benefits of cloud adoption.
• Public, private, and hybrid cloud.
• Cloud service models (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS).
• Shared responsibility model.

Azure Architecture and Services

• Azure regions and availability zones.
• Resource groups.
• Azure subscriptions.
• Azure Resource Manager.
• Core Azure services.

Azure Compute Services

• Virtual Machines.
• Azure App Services.
• Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS).
• Azure Functions.
• Container services.

Azure Networking

• Virtual Networks (VNets).
• Load Balancers.
• VPN Gateway.
• DNS services.
• Network Security Groups.

Azure Storage

• Blob Storage.
• Azure Files.
• Disk Storage.
• Storage accounts.
• Data redundancy options.

Identity, Security, and Access Management

• Microsoft Entra ID (Azure AD).
• Role-Based Access Control (RBAC).
• Multi-Factor Authentication.
• Microsoft Defender for Cloud.
• Azure Key Vault.

Governance and Compliance

• Azure Policy.
• Resource locks.
• Management groups.
• Compliance offerings.
• Cloud governance best practices.

Pricing and Cost Management

• Azure pricing models.
• Cost Management tools.
• Budgets and cost optimization.
• Support plans.
• Service Level Agreements (SLAs).

Azure Monitoring and Management

• Azure Monitor.
• Azure Advisor.
• Log Analytics.
• Alerts and diagnostics.
• Resource monitoring.

Certification Preparation

• Complete AZ-900 exam objective coverage.
• Practice tests.
• Scenario-based learning.
• Revision sessions.
• Certification exam guidance.

Hands-On Practical Exposure

• Microsoft Azure Portal labs.
• Virtual machine deployment.
• Storage configuration exercises.
• Networking configuration labs.
• Identity and RBAC implementation.
• Cloud monitoring demonstrations.
• Azure resource management exercises.

Tools and Technologies Covered

• Microsoft Azure Portal.
• Microsoft Entra ID.
• Azure Virtual Machines.
• Azure Storage.
• Azure Monitor.
• Azure Resource Manager.
• Azure Cost Management.

Who Should Enroll

• Beginners in cloud computing.
• IT Support Engineers.
• System Administrators.
• Network Engineers.
• Students and fresh graduates.
• Software Developers.
• Anyone preparing for Microsoft Azure certifications.

Career Opportunities After Completion

• Cloud Support Associate.
• Azure Administrator (Entry-Level).
• Cloud Operations Engineer.
• Technical Support Engineer.
• Junior Cloud Engineer.
• IT Infrastructure Associate.
• Cloud Consultant (Junior Level).

Certification Preparation

• Complete Microsoft AZ-900 exam coverage.
• Practice exams and quizzes.
• Hands-on Azure labs.
• Instructor-led revision sessions.
• Certification exam preparation guidance.

By the end of this program, participants will have a solid understanding of Microsoft Azure cloud services, cloud computing fundamentals, security, governance, networking, and cloud management concepts required to confidently pass the Microsoft Azure AZ-900 certification exam and begin a successful career in cloud computing.