Data is the foundation on which all software is built. By learning about common data formats, workloads, roles, and services, you can prepare yourself for a career as a data professional. This learning path helps you prepare for the Azure Data Fundamentals certification.

The phenomenal growth in data in recent years is fueling digital transformation of businesses and other organizations by empowering fast and informed decision making through data analytics. Microsoft Azure provides multiple services that you can combine to build large-scale analytics solutions that leverage the latest technologies and techniques for data ingestion, storage, modeling, and visualization. This learning path helps you prepare for the Azure Data Fundamentals certification.

Non-relational data is a common way for applications to store and query data without the overhead of a relational schema. In Microsoft Azure, you can use Azure Storage and Azure Cosmos DB to build highly scalable, secure data stores for non-relational data. This learning path helps you prepare for the Azure Data Fundamentals

Relational data is at the heart of most business applications, and is the foundation on which many enterprise data solutions are built. Microsoft Azure provides services for managing relational databases, enabling you to build new applications or migrate existing ones to the cloud. This learning path helps you prepare for the Azure Data Fundamentals

This course explores the key monitoring capabilities that can be used to gain insight and actionable steps for Azure SQL Database, Azure SQL Datawarehouse, and Azure Cosmos DB.

Building modern cloud-enabled solutions is simplified by using Microsoft Azure services. In this course, you'll learn how to troubleshoot Azure compute services for developing serverless, microservice oriented, and event-driven applications.

Gaining an understanding of Functional and Non-functional is foundational in creating applications. This course will define and discuss Functional and Non-functional requirements through in-depth scenarios, analogies, and visuals.

Learn how CORS enables you to restrict cross-origin requests for Azure Storage services and how to automate rule configuration using various Azure SDKs and tools.

Begin your Azure journey in the right direction. This course will teach you how to connect to Azure Storage Accounts, SQL Databases, and Redis Cache using the most popular client tools, all while following best practices and security configurations.

AI is no longer science fiction or the exclusive domain of scientists. In this course, you will explore the landscape of AI in the Microsoft space, and will examine some practical examples to get you started.

Microsoft Azure provides services that can help you create solutions for the Internet of Things. This course will show you how to use Azure IoT Hub, Device Provisioning Service, Stream Analytics, and Time Series Insights to address IoT challenges.

Azure offers multiple services that can run containers. This course helps you get started with Docker and introduces four key Azure services that simplify deploying individual containers or entire microservice applications.