Microsoft Azure Fundamentals (AZ-900) is a foundation course in cloud concepts and core Azure services, covering compute, networking, storage, databases, Microsoft Entra ID, RBAC, cost management and governance, with hands-on work in the Azure Portal. It suits cloud newcomers and IT teams in Microsoft 365 organisations, and you leave ready to sit your first Azure certification.
Microsoft Azure is widely used by Thai organizations, especially those already running Microsoft 365 and Windows. The Microsoft Certified: Azure Fundamentals (AZ-900) credential is the best starting point for anyone who wants to understand the cloud and Azure. This course builds foundations from cloud concepts, Azure architecture and core services across compute, networking, storage and database, to identity and security with Microsoft Entra ID, cost management and governance, all with hands-on
practice on the Azure Portal. Content follows the real AZ-900 exam structure across all 3 domains (describe cloud concepts, describe Azure architecture and services, and describe Azure management and governance) with workshops and mock exam questions. It suits both people without an IT background and teams working with cloud systems. (2 days, 6 hours per day, 12 hours in total, Beginner level, no Azure background required. The real exam takes 45 minutes.)
Course Details
A 2-day course, 6 hours per day (12 hours in total), delivered as lectures with hands-on labs on the Azure Portal and mock exams. Beginner level, no Azure background required. Learners take home a lab guide, an AZ-900 mock exam set with answers, and an exam-preparation checklist. Note: the institute is not a Microsoft certification issuer; the real exam must be booked and paid for with Microsoft via Pearson VUE directly.
Section 1: Cloud Computing Concepts and Benefits
Section 2: Azure Architecture and Access
Section 3: Compute Services
Section 4: Networking on Azure
Section 5: Storage and Databases
Section 6: Identity and Security
Section 7: Cost Management and Governance
Section 8: Service Review and Real Scenarios
Section 9: Exam Structure and Strategy
Section 10: Mock Exams and Wrap-up
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The difference is how much you manage yourself. IaaS rents you infrastructure such as virtual machines, networks and storage, while you look after the operating system and applications. PaaS provides a ready platform for running apps, such as Azure App Service, so you manage only your code and data. SaaS is finished software such as Microsoft 365, where the provider handles almost everything. This maps directly onto the shared responsibility model.
A region is a geographical area containing Azure datacentres, such as Southeast Asia. An availability zone is a physically separate group of datacentres within one region, each with its own power, cooling and networking. Spreading resources across zones keeps a system running if one datacentre fails, while region pairs support cross-region recovery in a disaster.
Start by creating a resource group to hold related resources. Then create a virtual machine, choosing the region, operating system image and size, and set up an administrator account with a password or SSH key. Configure networking and open only the ports you need through a network security group, then review and create. Delete the resource group when you finish so no charges linger. This course practises creating a VM and deploying a web app in the Azure Portal.
It suits people starting a cloud career and aiming for their first Azure certification, IT teams in organisations using Microsoft 365 and Windows, sales, procurement and finance staff working on Azure projects, and managers who want to understand what Azure can do and what it costs. No Azure, cloud or programming experience is needed, only basic computer and internet skills.
You will be able to explain cloud concepts and match core Azure compute, networking, storage and database services to business needs, manage users and permissions with Microsoft Entra ID and RBAC, and use Cost Management, Azure Policy, tags and locks to control spending and govern resources, ready to sit the Azure Fundamentals exam. Participants who complete the training receive a Certificate of Completion with its own number, which can be verified online.
We do not issue Microsoft certifications: you register and pay for the exam directly with Microsoft through Pearson VUE. During the training you receive a lab guide, a set of AZ-900 practice questions with answers and an exam preparation checklist to revise with, along with guidance on the exam structure and how to register.
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