SQL Server instances can be made visible within Azure regardless of their platform and location using Azure Arc. This course will teach you how to connect your SQL Server instances to Azure regardless of their location and platform using Azure Arc.

Learn how to manage and deploy all of your data no matter where it's located through the Azure portal, as well as locally through cross platform tools that were previously unavailable on self-hosted environments.

Most enterprises are facing the challenge these days of having their IT estate distributed across multiple locations or clouds. This course will teach you what Azure Arc is, which offerings it includes and how it can help you to centrally manage your estate.

This course will help you become an Azure cloud architect, who is responsible for solving complex business problems in the cloud.

In the following modules, we will introduce the Azure Cosmos DB for MongoDB account. We will learn how to add Azure Cosmos DB databases, collections and documents to the account. We will discuss the importance of using the proper model, sharding and indexing designs to ensure the best performance of the collections. You will also learn about the migration from and existing MongoDB database to Azure Cosmos DB. Finally, Azure Cosmos DB replication and monitoring will be covered. These modules should give you a good introduction on how to design and manage an Azure Cosmos DB for MongoDB account. Time to get started.

Master Azure Data Studio for data management and analytics, focusing on data visualization and performance tuning.

MySQL is an open source relational database. Learn how to seamlessly deploy the community version of MySQL to the Azure cloud, connect your database to apps, and scale horizontally across as many computers - and locations - as you need.

Azure DevOps CI/CD pipelines creation, Integration with selenium and sonarqube, git, Cucumber reports, Azure pipelines for automation testers

Durable Functions enables you to create reliable stateful workflows with Azure Functions. This course teaches you how to implement "fan-out fan-in" patterns, pause waiting for human interaction, and how to debug, deploy, and monitor your workflows.

Azure Event Hubs is a telemetry ingestion service to collect millions of events. This course will teach you how to use Event Hubs, including sending and receiving events in .NET, using Stream Analytics, and triggering Azure Functions and Logic Apps.

Azure Functions allow you to trigger the execution of code based on a wealth of events. This course will teach you how to create, configure, and test all the essential trigger types.

Azure Health Bot supports many built-in scenarios. Examples include triaging a medical condition, finding information about a disease or types of drugs, and getting user consent.