In this challenge project, Microsoft Copilot guides you on how to create prototypes/ mock-ups of your solution and on implementing the project.

Demonstrate your ability to develop a console app that implements data formatting and using arrays to deliver a multiple term search feature.

In the previous module, you integrated a bot with a database hosted on Azure. This module shows you how to make the bot available on Teams and build a basic app.

Master how to check the health of Java microservices using Eclipse MicroProfile Health Check. Learn to monitor microservice status and availability, ensuring that services are running smoothly in production environments.

Understand how to check the health of Java microservices using Kubernetes readiness and liveness probes. Learn how to configure Kubernetes probes to monitor microservice health, ensuring that services are running smoothly and can automatically recover from failures.

Develop a strategy to enhance Microsoft 365 Copilot with custom skills and organizational knowledge, focusing on plugins and connectors to improve efficiency and productivity across applications. It details the options for extending Copilot, emphasizing the integration of these extensions to maximize the tool's potential.

Learn how to use Azure Storage, Azure SQL Database, Azure Cosmos DB, or a combination of Azure resources for a performant solution in your business scenario.

Explore distribution channels for HoloLens apps and analyze which channel is best for your app.

When you have an application that consists of components running on different computers, servers, and mobile devices, reliable communications between those components can be difficult and unreliable. Azure provides several technologies that you can use to communicate more reliably, including Storage queues, Event Hubs, Event Grid, and Service Bus. This module shows you how to choose the best technology for your communication task.

Learn to foster the DevOps values of transparency and team cooperation with Azure Boards.

Azure Quantum offers different development options. Learn the differences between each option, and how to choose the best way to get started in your quantum journey.

Microsoft Azure provides several different ways to host and run code or workflows without using Virtual Machines (VMs) including Azure Functions, Microsoft Power Automate, Azure Logic Apps, and Azure WebJobs. In this module, you will learn about these technologies and how to choose the right one for a given scenario.