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Basic cloud concepts Part - 2

 In this section we will discuss about some terms and services associated with Microsoft Azure . you will get several questions from here. So without any further delay let's start Azure Arc Azure Arc is a set of technologies that helps manage your cloud environment. Azure Arc can help manage your cloud environment, whether it's a public cloud solely on Azure, a private cloud in your datacenter, a hybrid configuration, or even a multi-cloud environment running on multiple cloud providers at once. Azure VMware Solution  Azure VMware Solution lets you run your VMware workloads in Azure with seamless integration and scalability. High availability High Availability (HA) in Azure Cloud means designing and deploying your applications and services so they remain operational, reliable, and accessible at all times —even during failures of hardware, software, or entire data centers. It ensures minimal downtime and maximum uptime by using Azure’s built-in redundancy features....
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Basic cloud concepts Part - 1

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  Let us start with very basic concepts of cloud computing.    What is cloud computing ? Cloud computing is the delivery of computing services over the internet. Computing services include common IT infrastructure such as virtual machines, storage, databases, and networking. Cloud Models Cloud models define how cloud computing services are deployed and managed. They are broadly categorized into deployment models and service models . Cloud Deployment Models: The cloud deployment model defines the deployment type of cloud resources. The three main cloud models are: Private , Public , and Hybrid . Public Cloud – Services are hosted by a cloud provider and shared among multiple customers (e.g., Azure, AWS, Google Cloud). Private Cloud – Dedicated infrastructure for a single organization, offering more control and security. Hybrid Cloud – A mix of public and private clouds, allowing data and applications to move between them. The following table highlights a few key com...
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Azure Certification Levels - A comprehensive guide

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  Microsoft Azure 's certification roadmap is structured to align with various cloud computing roles, offering a clear progression from foundational knowledge to specialized expertise. Here's an overview of the certification paths available as of 2025. Before diving into the cloud you should know the certification roadmap so that you can choose your path accordingly. Here is a short description of Azure 's certification roadmap. Azure certifications are categorized into four levels:- 1. Fundamentals 2. Associate 3. Expert 4. Specialty Let's see each one more clearly. Fundamentals (Beginner) Ideal for individuals new to cloud computing or Azure. No prerequisites required. Examples: Microsoft Certified: Azure Fundamentals (AZ-900) Microsoft Certified: Azure AI Fundamentals (AI-900) Microsoft Certified: Azure Data Fundamentals (DP-900) Associate (Intermediate) Designed for professionals with some experience in Azure. Examples: M...
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Introduction to AZ-900: Microsoft Azure Fundamentals

 The AZ-900: Microsoft Azure Fundamentals certification is designed for individuals who want to demonstrate foundational knowledge of cloud concepts and Microsoft Azure. It serves as a great starting point for those new to cloud computing or Azure. Key Topics Covered: Cloud Concepts – Understanding cloud computing, benefits, and models. Azure Architecture & Services – Overview of Azure's core services, including compute, networking, and storage. Azure Management & Governance – Security, compliance, cost management, and administration tools. Who Should Take It? This certification is ideal for: Beginners in cloud computing. IT professionals looking to validate their Azure knowledge.  Business users who want to understand Azure's capabilities. The AZ-900: Microsoft Azure Fundamentals certification holds great significance, especially for those starting their cloud journey. Here’s why it matters: Why AZ-900 is Important Foundation for Azure Knowledge – It ...
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