Microsoft Azure Introduction
What is Microsoft Azure?
Microsoft Azure is a cloud computing platform provided by Microsoft. It provides lots of services including Platform as a services (PaaS) & Infrastructure as a services(IaaS) to manages your business needs and running IT infrastructure smoothly.
Azure Regions
Above picture taken from Microsoft Azure official site
Azure Services by Category:
Compute
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Virtual machines
Microsoft Azure allow you to create virtual machine of Windows or Linux.
Virtual machine(VM) is a software emulator of physical computer. It will provide you virtual CPU, storage, processor, networking resources. You have full control just like a physical computer.
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Container instances
Container instances allow you to run containerised app on Azure without creating servers or virtual machines.
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App Services
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Function Apps
Function app is serverless that allow you to execute event-driven basis
Networking
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Virtual networks
Allow you to connect virtual machines to incoming virtual private network
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Load balancers
Load balancers allow to balance inbound & outbound connection to application(service endpoints)
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DNS zones
Storage
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Blob storage
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File storages
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Queue storage
Web
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App services
Allow you to create cloud based web app
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Notification hubs
Allow you to send push notification from back-end
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API management services
Allow to publish APIs & scale it
Database
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SQL Databases
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SQL Server
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Azure Cosmo DB
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Azure Cache for Redis
Analytics
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Azure Databricks
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HDInsight clusters
DevOps
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Azure DevOps
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DevTest Labs
AL+ML
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BOT services
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Machine Learnings
IoT
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IoT Hub
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IoT Central Applications
Integration
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Logic Apps
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Service Bus
Identiy
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Azure Active Directory
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Azure AD B2C
Security
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Security Center
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Key Vaults