DAY2 AZ900

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What is the Azure free account?

The Azure free account includes:

  • Free access to popular Azure products for 12 months.
  • A credit to spend for the first 30 days.
  • Access to more than 25 products that are always free.

The Azure free account is an excellent way for new users to get started and explore. To sign up, you need a phone number, a credit card, and a Microsoft or GitHub account. The credit card information is used for identity verification only. You won't be charged for any services until you upgrade to a paid subscription.

What is the Azure free student account?

The Azure free student account offer includes:

  • Free access to certain Azure services for 12 months.
  • A credit to use in the first 12 months.
  • Free access to certain software developer tools.

The Azure free student account is an offer for students that gives $100 credit and free developer tools. Also, you can sign up without a credit card.

What is the Learn sandbox?

Many of the Learn exercises use a technology called the sandbox, which creates a temporary subscription that's added to your Azure account. This temporary subscription allows you to create Azure resources for the duration of a Learn module. Learn automatically cleans up the temporary resources for you after you've completed the module.

When you're completing a Learn module, you're welcome to use your personal subscription to complete the exercises in a module. The sandbox is the preferred method to use though, because it allows you to create and test Azure resources at no cost to you.



Case study introduction

100 XP
  • 2 minutes

Throughout the Azure Fundamentals learning paths, we'll work with Tailwind Traders, a fictitious home improvement retailer. It operates retail hardware stores across the globe and online.

A screenshot of the Tailwind Traders website. You can upload a photo to the smart shopping feature or browse recommended products.

Tailwind Traders currently manages an on-premises datacenter that hosts the company's retail website. The datacenter also stores all of the data and streaming video for its applications. The IT department is currently responsible for all of the management tasks for its computing hardware and software. For example, let's suppose that you work as an IT specialist for the company's IT department. Your IT team handles the procurement process to buy new hardware, installs and configures software, and deploys everything throughout the datacenter.

These management responsibilities create some obstacles for delivering your applications to your users in a timely fashion. As an IT pro, you realize it would be advantageous to have servers, storage, databases, and other services immediately available when you develop and deploy applications. You want to easily start a new server or add services to your solutions.

In the other units of this learning module, you've learned about some of the cloud-based services that Tailwind Traders can use to address its technology challenges. With that in mind, the services that are available through Azure can help Tailwind Traders conduct its business more efficiently.

As you complete the various modules in the Azure Fundamentals learning paths, we'll analyze the challenges that Tailwind Traders is facing. You'll see how you can use Azure services to address each of the issues as they arise. After you've completed each of the modules, the knowledge that you gained from resolving the hypothetical challenges that the fictional Tailwind Traders company encountered should benefit you in your real-world environments.



    QUESTION


1. 

True or false: You need to purchase an Azure account before you can use any Azure resources.

That's correct. You can use a free Azure account or a Microsoft Learn sandbox to create resources.

2. 

What is meant by cloud computing?





That's correct. Cloud computing is the delivery of computing services over the internet, which is otherwise known as the cloud


3. 

Which of the following is not a feature of Cloud computing?



A limited pool of services

That's correct. The cloud offers a nearly limitless pool of raw compute, storage, and networking components to help you deliver innovative and novel user experiences quickly.

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