Microsoft Certified Azure Fundamentals

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Microsoft Certified Azure Fundamentals

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The Microsoft Certified: Azure Fundamentals course is a comprehensive introduction to cloud computing with a focus on Microsoft Azure. It is designed to equip learners with a broad understanding of cloud concepts, core Azure services, pricing structures, security, and compliance—without requiring any prior technical or cloud experience.

Whether you're a student, business stakeholder, sales professional, or early-career IT practitioner, this course delivers the essential knowledge needed to confidently engage with cloud-based technologies and prepare for further Azure certifications.

Microsoft Certified: Azure Fundamentals Module Breakdown:

Module 1: Cloud Concepts

Understand the core principles of cloud computing, its key benefits, and the different models used in cloud architecture.

• Benefits of using cloud services (scalability, elasticity, reliability, etc.)

• Cloud service types: IaaS, PaaS, SaaS

• Cloud deployment models: Public, Private, and Hybrid

Module 2: Core Azure Services

Get an overview of essential Azure services used to build cloud-based solutions.

• Compute options: Azure Virtual Machines, App Services, Containers

• Networking: Virtual Networks, Load Balancer, VPN Gateway

• Storage types: Azure Blob, Disk, File, and Archive Storage

Module 3: Core Solutions and Management Tools

Discover Azure’s integrated solutions and the tools available to manage and monitor cloud resources.

• Serverless solutions: Azure Functions, Logic Apps

• Azure solutions for AI and Machine Learning

• Monitoring and health: Azure Monitor, Azure Service Health

Module 4: General Security and Network Security

Learn how Azure secures data and infrastructure through built-in tools and best practices.

• Azure Security Centre and Azure Key Vault

• Network protection tools: Azure Firewall, DDoS Protection

• Basic security concepts: Authentication, Authorisation, Encryption

Module 5: Identity, Governance, Privacy and Compliance

Understand how Microsoft Azure manages access, maintains compliance, and ensures trust in cloud operations.

• Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) and identity services

• Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) and policy enforcement

• Data protection, Microsoft Trust Centre, and GDPR compliance

Module 5: Azure Pricing and Lifestyle

Gain insight into Azure’s pricing structure, service lifecycle, and cost management tools.

• Azure pricing models and use of the Pricing Calculator

• Cost-saving strategies: Reserved Instances, Hybrid Benefit

• Service Level Agreements (SLAs) and lifecycle of Azure services

By completing this course, learners will be well-prepared to take the first step toward roles in cloud support, technical sales, and foundational IT administration. It also sets the stage for more advanced certifications such as AZ-104 (Azure Administrator Associate) or AZ-204 (Azure Developer Associate).

The Microsoft Certified: Azure Fundamentals course is designed for a broad audience—especially those who are new to cloud computing or Microsoft Azure. Here's a detailed breakdown of whom the course is most suitable for:

1. Cloud Beginners and Non-Technical Professionals

• No prior cloud or IT experience is required

• Ideal for individuals curious about cloud technology fundamentals

• Suitable for exploring whether a career in cloud computing is right for them

2. Business Stakeholders and Decision-Makers

• Product managers, project leads, and business analysts involved in cloud-based projects

• Professionals who need to understand the business value of Azure services

• Those who want to make informed decisions about cloud strategies or investments

3. Sales, Marketing, and Procurement and Professionals

• Those involved in selling or buying Azure-based solutions

• Professionals who need a conceptual understanding of cloud offerings to better engage with clients or vendors

4. IT Professionals New to Azure

• Network engineers, system admins, developers exploring cloud roles

• Professionals transitioning from on-premise to cloud-based infrastructures

5. Students and Career Changers

• University students or recent graduates entering the IT/cloud job market

• Professionals switching careers into IT, cloud, or cybersecurity

There are the no prerequisites for taking the Microsoft Certified: Azure Fundamentals course.

Entry-Level (£22,000 - £33,000)

• Cloud Support Technician
• IT Support Analyst (cloud-focused)
• Junior Cloud Administrator
• Cloud Operations Assistant

Mid-Level (£40,000 - £60,000)

• Azure Administrator
• Cloud Engineer
• DevOps Engineer (Azure)
• Infrastructure Engineer (Cloud)

Senior-Level (£70,000 - £120,000+)

• Cloud Solutions Architect
• Senior Azure Engineer
• Azure DevOps Architect
• Cloud Lead