Training · Azure Fundamentals

AZ-900, your first step into Azure.

Zero assumptions. If you've never touched a cloud console in your life, this is exactly where to start. Every module ends in a short quiz, and the next one only unlocks once you pass it.

What you'll walk away with

Built for people who've never opened the Azure Portal

If you're completely new to cloud

No jargon, no assumptions. We start from "what is a data center" and build up from there.

If you're exam-bound

The three AZ-900 domains are weighted the way the real exam is, architecture and services gets the most room because it's the largest domain.

Curriculum

3 sections, exam-weighted

Module 1 is free to try before you enroll. Everything else unlocks after you enroll.

1. Cloud concepts

25–30% of exam
1.1 What cloud computing actually meansFree preview
1.2 Service models: IaaS, PaaS, SaaSLocked
1.3 Deployment models: public, private, hybridLocked
1.4 Why teams move to the cloud: scale, reliability, costLocked

2. Azure architecture & services

35–40% of exam
2.1 Regions, availability zones, and Azure's footprintLocked
2.2 Subscriptions, management groups, resource groupsLocked
2.3 Compute: VMs, containers, and serverlessLocked
2.4 Networking basics: VNets, load balancers, VPN gatewaysLocked
2.5 Storage: blobs, disks, and filesLocked
2.6 Databases and AI services, at a glanceLocked

3. Management & governance

30–35% of exam
3.1 Cost management and the pricing calculatorLocked
3.2 Governance: Azure Policy, RBAC, resource locksLocked
3.3 Monitoring: Azure Monitor, Service Health, AdvisorLocked
3.4 Deployment tools: Portal, CLI, PowerShell, ARM/BicepLocked
3.5 Security basics: Defender for Cloud, Key VaultLocked

Capstone

Practical build
Map a small company's real infrastructure needs to actual Azure servicesLocked