1 Hour Introduction to Azure - For Absolute Beginners
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- Опубліковано 7 сер 2024
- This video was taken from my AZ-300/AZ-303 course on Azure. But can apply to anyone!
This is my introduction to Azure. A basic overview of the concepts of cloud computing and Azure.
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You know that you are in IT when one of the best features is the lack of human interaction: "There is no contact" 🙂
This is the best Azure introduction I've seen so far. Thank You for the time and effort You put in. I'll be watching more...
Resourcefulness Wins…. What a great way to end a fantastic intro video. Thanks so much.
Hey Scott! Thanks so much for this informative video! I'm changing careers and this video was very helpful for me. I appreciate your thoroughness and encouraging words!
Excellent overview with business logic built in Scott. Thanks
Thank you so much on your introduction video, this is just what I needed to help me on what Azure can do and what it is for.
Instablaster.
Thanks for producing this video Scott. It gave me a huge insight on the subject. I'm slowly learning Azure and it is HUGE!!
Excellent efforts Sir. Solid foundation for azure.
Tremendous information thank you
Great video- you're presentation skills are captivating, the points you covered were helpful and the advice delivered in the conclusion is both inspiring and very practical. Thank you very much!
Thank you for this video. I'm definitely someone at the far left of the proficiency spectrum, and I found this extremely helpful.
This is a great video! 2 thumps up
This was awesome!
Very nice! I subbed your channel. :)
I'm going to a job interview to a company where they use Azure, but not being familiar myself.
This video gave me more confidence that I can talk a bit about the advantages of Azure!
Thank you :)
This was just awesome content, thank you so much !!!!
Great work thank you
wonderful presentation
You are a great Instructor....
Love it! Thanks. 🇬🇧
Thanks for this video, very helpfull
thank you for these videos
amazing Content thank you
great vid, thanks
wow!!!
Amazing presentation. Do MS designed some learning path/Certs for let say DB path?
Really enjoyed this video. I’m not looking to do the exams yet but want to know some more. Is there a video that follows on from this to the next level?
Very nice.
Thank you so much for this!!
Excellent. Many thanks.
Hi Scott, Thanks for the video.. Do you have online training for Azure?
I don't mean a Udemy video, I mean a live online training program.
any advice on retaining all this information?
3:48 -- That just remind me of the Liberty Mutual commercial, "you only paid with what you need, liberty liber...ty liberty"
As long as you have local resources and using vmware or hyper v you can spin up a new machine just as easily. Yes in theory you can spin up more vm's as have access to unlimited resources in Azure but the more you consume you more you pay so what else really drives the want/advantages, is it the web apps and API's available on the azure store?
The ability to "spin up" vms is just a fraction of the advantages of Azure, some of the more note worthy ones are - data resiliency since Microsoft has redundant data centers worldwide, ROI - no need to purchase new equipment every few years, scalability - scale a vm without being limited to by your hypervisor's specs, security - Microsoft has 1000's of the best security engineers in the world etc. Don't get me wrong loccal hypervisors have their place, in my organisation we have a brand new dell emc hyperconverged system, however for critical applications we use Azure.
Is getting certification in Azure superior to ACW? Thanks.
thank you very much for this introductory course.....it open my eyes on azure....
Very good video. Need to normalize the audio and it would a great video.
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Five minutes to first console? Bugger me sideways but that's slow! I'm sticking with AWS for sure, thes do it im 30s!
"There is no cloud. It's just someone else computer." Dude. seriously? I bet you tell kids there's no Santa Claus too.