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Revised Study Notes for the AZ-900 Certification 2022-2023

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Microsoft Azure Fundamentals (AZ-900) Certification Study Notes

Revised for 2022-2023 Study notes and guide for the Azure Fundamentals Certification, part of a full O'Reilly course.

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📘 Study Notes

• Describe Cloud Computing
• Describe benefits of using cloud services
• Describe cloud service typesDescribe Azure Architecture and ServicesDescribe Azure management and governance

💡 Create a study strategy

This repository has my own notes but you should create yours as part of studying for the course. I show you how I did it below 👇

• Download the skills outline
• Go through the 3 Learning Paths:

1. Describe Cloud Concepts
2. Describe Azure Architecture and Services
3. Describe Azure management and governance

Next, go through each Learning Path and create a markdown file for each that includes every learn module.

Sample repo structure:

. ├── 1-cloud-concepts.md ├── 2-architecture-and-services.md ├── 3-management-and-governance.md └── README.md 

1. Create a repository and add the markdown files, one for each section
2. Start summarizing, adding the Learning Path and Learning Module for each section
3. Capture services, definitions, and any key differentiators

## Main topic ### Service Name Definition: Some definition Features: * Feature 1 * Feature 2 

Find key differences for similar services. For example, IoT Hub vs. IoT Central:

IoT Hub: More control, less managed (no dashboard). Telemetry analysis.

IoT Central: Less control, more managed (dashboard included). Telemetry analysis.