Microsoft Azure Fundamentals (AZ‑900) Self‑Paced Course

An entry‑level, self‑paced course covering core Microsoft Azure cloud concepts, services, security, compliance, pricing, and support to prepare you for the AZ‑9...

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10h++

Course Overview

In this online training course, students will learn foundational level knowledge on cloud concepts; core Azure services; security, privacy, compliance, and trust; and Azure pricing and support.

Exam AZ-900: Microsoft Azure Fundamentals

FAQ

AZ‑900 (Microsoft Azure Fundamentals) is an entry‑level certification validating foundational cloud and Azure knowledge; it’s designed for beginners, IT support, business or technical professionals, and those in non‑tech roles who want to understand Azure basics

No strict prerequisites. Basic understanding of IT or computer terminology is helpful, but not required

The exam features roughly 40–60 questions in formats such as multiple‑choice and multiple‑response, with 85 minutes allotted. A passing score is 700/1000 .

While this is a self‑paced course, learners are encouraged to use Microsoft Learn labs, trial subscriptions, and sandbox environments for hands‑on practice.

Completion of the course prepares you to take the AZ‑900 exam, but certification requires passing the exam. Many learners supplement with practice tests and study guides to increase success

Course curriculum

Requirements

No previous Azure or cloud experience required
Familiarity with basic IT/computer terminology is helpful
Access to an internet‑enabled device to follow modules and labs
Optional: free Azure trial account for hands‑on practice

Outcomes

Explain fundamental cloud computing concepts (public/hybrid/private cloud, IaaS/PaaS/SaaS, elasticity, high availability)
Identify core Azure architectural components and services, including compute, networking, storage, databases, and serverless offerings
Understand key Azure identity, security, compliance, and privacy tools—Azure AD, RBAC, Zero Trust, Microsoft Defender, governance features
Describe Azure management and governance including cost management, policies, resource tagging, monitoring tools like Azure CLI/PowerShell, Cloud Shell, Advisor, Monitor, and Service Health
Navigate Azure pricing models, SLAs, lifecycle management, support options, and the Total Cost of Ownership/Calculator tools

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Last Updated
Aug 21, 2025
Students
99+
language
English
Duration
10h++
Level
beginner
Expiry period
Lifetime
Certificate
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