Overview
Your roadmap to Microsoft Azure Azure is Microsoft's flagship cloud computing platform. With over 600 services available to over 44 geographic regions, it would take a library of books to cover the entire Azure ecosystem. Microsoft Azure For Beginners offers a shortcut to getting familiar with Azure's core product offerings used by the majority of its subscribers. It's a perfect choice for those looking to gain a quick, basic understanding of this ever-evolving public cloud platform. Written by a Microsoft Certified Azure Solutions Architect, Microsoft Azure For Beginners covers building virtual networks, configuring cloud-based virtual machines, launching and scaling web applications, migrating on-premises services to Azure, and keeping your Azure resources secure and compliant. Migrate your applications and services to Azure with confidence Manage virtual machines smarter than you've done on-premises Deploy web applications that scale dynamically to save you money and effort Apply Microsoft's latest security technologies to ensure compliance to maintain data privacy With more and more businesses making the leap to run their applications and services on Microsoft Azure, basic understanding of the technology is becoming essential. Microsoft Azure For Beginners offers a fast and easy first step into the Microsoft public cloud.
Full Product Details
Author: Mark J Lean
Publisher: Mark J. Lean
Imprint: Mark J. Lean
Dimensions:
Width: 15.20cm
, Height: 3.30cm
, Length: 22.90cm
Weight: 0.844kg
ISBN: 9781801563345
ISBN 10: 1801563349
Pages: 640
Publication Date: 06 March 2021
Audience:
General/trade
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General
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Available To Order
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Reviews
Mary B. 5.0 out of 5 stars Good Design Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2021 Verified Purchase Amazing test direct, lining out the data expected to get ready for the AZ-103 test. All subjects of the test drop by, and a decent understanding is worked for the different administrations and items. More data can be found through the connected references, serving to developed more information on those points where it's required. In general the book is very elegantly composed, taking into consideration simple perusing. In addition, the broad utilization of tests and screenshots guarantee all data is moved. Would prescribe this guide on the off chance that you need to have a careful preparation on this test. I was one of the principal peruses of the substance as a specialized commentator, and I found that this test manage is elegantly composed and contains the data to get ready for the AZ-103 test, including the connections to facilitate readings. Note that in a printed copy variant of the book, the connections are a test - there are many of them.
Author Information
About Mark Mark J. Lean is a software architect with a passion for writing. He works for Microsoft and has been working on the Windows Azure platform since 2008. He is also the Worldwide Community Lead for the Windows Azure platform in Microsoft Services. He has architected several small- and large-scale systems on Windows Azure for Enterprises and ISVs. Tejaswi has written about conceptual topics like Threading and MSMQ and on broader topics, such as software ecosystems, businesses, and platforms. Tejaswi has a Master's degree in Computer Engineering from San Jose State University and an MBA from University of Wisconsin, Whitewater. Tejaswi lives in the beautiful San Francisco Bay Area with his wife, Mary, and two sons, Paul and Mike. When not working on what's next, he is either having fun with the family or bicycling on San Ramon trails. Professionally, he idolizes three people: Bill Gates, Kishore Kumar, and Sachin Tendulkar.
