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Microsoft Azure is a cloud-based platform that enables users to access and manage computing resources. Azure also provides middleware that helps organize and deploy resources. The Azure Resource Manager helps manage and deploy resources by giving users the ability to create groups and control permissions. The video demonstrates how to create a resource group and deploy a virtual machine in Microsoft Azure.

00:00:00 In this video, the presenter explains what Microsoft Azure is and how it can be used to save business owners money on the cost of software licenses. Additionally, Azure provides a 95% chance of hitting a company that is using Microsoft Azure.
00:05:00 Azure is a cloud service that's owned and managed by Microsoft. It offers pay-as-you-go services, and it's one of the largest cloud providers in the world. Microsoft Azure provides cloud computing concepts and advantages that are explained in this video. Azure is accessed through four different ways: the Azure portal, Azure PowerShell, Azure CLI, and Rest clients.
00:10:00 Azure provides a way to control Azure resources, such as deploying servers or accessing storage, directly from a website. Azure also provides APS (Azure PowerShell and Azure CLI) which allow developers to interact with Azure resources without needing to enter credentials.
00:15:00 The Azure portal, PowerShell, and CLI allow users to access their Azure resources. The Azure middleware is nothing but use the Azure resource manager. The front-end middleware is use your web browser to access your services. The last topic is rest clients which allow users to access your API using their credentials.
00:20:00 Azure is a cloud-based platform that enables users to access and manage computing resources. Azure also provides middleware that helps organize and deploy resources. The Azure Resource Manager helps manage and deploy resources by giving users the ability to create groups and control permissions.
00:25:00 The Azure Course provides an overview of all the important services in Azure, including compute, networking, storage, database, analytics, and AI.
00:30:00 Azure virtual machines lets you run a basic operating system on a server in the cloud, while function apps are similar to virtual machines but provide more features.
00:35:00 The Azure Course explains how to use a function app to process images and upload them to a website or Facebook. This can save the user from having to deal with the operating system, which can be time-consuming.
00:40:00 Azure provides a variety of platform-as-a-service (PaaS) offerings, each with its own unique features and benefits. This video covers the Azure functions platform and how to develop and deploy web applications using it.
00:45:00 In this video, the presenter demonstrates how to create a resource group and deploy a virtual machine in Microsoft Azure.
00:50:00 This YouTube video demonstrates how Azure resources can be organized into resource groups and how to deploy a Linux VM in a demo environment resource group.
00:55:00 This video explains how redundancy works with Azure, and how you can create a public/private key pair to connect to your Azure instance.

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This video tutorial provides an overview of how to set up a virtual machine on Azure and use various services to store and process data. It demonstrates how to create a private key file, connect to the machine, review the configuration, and create and index.html page. The services discussed include the load balancer, the Application Gateway, the CDN, and Azure Storage.

01:00:00 This video demonstrates how to create a private key file, save it to a file, and specify a username for an Azure instance. The user then opens the putty tool and connects to the Azure instance. Once connected, they review the configuration of the machine and click on create to launch it.
01:05:00 This video tutorial demonstrates how to set up a Linux virtual machine on Azure using Ubuntu to create a web server. Once the web server is set up, the tutorial instructor shows how to create a new index.html page and save it. Finally, the instructor demonstrates how to open the website on an IP address.
01:10:00 Azure provides cloud-based infrastructure services, including virtual networks and load balancers, to allow for the deployment of applications in a high-availability fashion.
01:15:00 The load balancer is a key concept in Azure, and is responsible for randomly distributing traffic among multiple servers.
01:20:00 The Azure Application Gateway provides a way for websites to be routed to virtual machines based on domain name.
01:25:00 A content delivery network (CDN) is a system used to improve the time it takes to serve you a website. A CDN can be set up in different locations around the world to serve different regions of the world faster.
01:30:00 File storage is a shared storage service that can be used by multiple computers. It is useful for applications that need to store data on multiple servers, and can be used in conjunction with a load balancer to spread the load.
01:35:00 The Azure data box service allows businesses to transfer large amounts of data onto Azure quickly and easily.
01:40:00 In this video, Chris introduces the Azure blob storage service and demonstrates how to use it to store data locally on a computer in a container for later retrieval.
01:45:00 Azure storage is a way to store data offline, and Azure Blob Storage can be used for uploading and downloading files. The video demonstrates how to create a container, upload files, and change access levels.
01:50:00 Azure provides you with access to a number of services that can be used for various purposes, such as a database, an analytical service, and a platform as a service. You can control the permissions for files and folders within a container, and the services are highly scalable.
01:55:00 The "CosmosDB" service provides a large-scale deployment of databases, which can be replicated on a new region entirely with a single click of a button. The "Data Factory Service" is an ETL service which can take data from multiple sources and transform it into the format that is needed by an application.

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This video is an introduction to Microsoft Azure for beginners. It covers the different types of services available on the platform, how to set up a MySQL database, how to deploy a PHP application, and how to connect to a web app. The video also covers the Azure certification options for administrators, developers, and data engineers.

02:00:00 Data Factory and Event Hubs are Azure services that help you quickly analyze data from multiple sources. Event Hubs can process data in parallel, and Data Lake Analytics can analyze data stored on Data Lake.
02:05:00 The video discusses the different types of services available in the Azure AI and machine learning platform, including cognitive services, bot services, and data lake analytics.
02:10:00 Azure AD is a cloud-based service that allows users to access resources on Azure, and it integrates with Microsoft's on-premise Active Directory.
02:15:00 The log in analytics workspace allows users to view logs and monitor commands executed. The cost management service helps users manage budgets and limits expenses.
02:20:00 In this video, Microsoft Azure expert Intellipaat demonstrates how to migrate an existing website to Azure BlueBlob storage, create a MySQL database on Azure, and deploy it to the cloud.
02:25:00 In this video, the instructor demonstrates how to set up a MySQL database on Azure using the local Git method. Once the database is set up, the instructor uploads a file using the local Git method and then checks the database to ensure that the file was successfully uploaded.
02:30:00 This video demonstrates how to create a MySQL database on an Azure Server using the Azure Management Portal.
02:35:00 This video demonstrates how to access a MySQL database on Azure using the MySQL - edge connection string and user name, password, and server name. The video then demonstrates how to create and populate a table in the database, and how to make a website public using the web service.
02:40:00 In this video, the instructor demonstrates how to deploy a PHP application on Azure using the Azure resources portal. First, they initialize a Git repository and stage the files for the good file system. Then, they upload the code to a local Gear apology URL. Finally, they finish setting up the get environment and commit the code.
02:45:00 In this video, the presenter demonstrates how to connect to a web app on Azure and update the code.
02:50:00 This 1-minute video covers the Azure certification options for administrators, developers, and data engineers. The video also notes that these certifications are not mandatory for certification.
02:55:00 The Microsoft Azure Certification exam consists of five modules, with managing subscriptions and resources, managing virtual machines, managing virtual networks, and managing identities being the most important.

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This video covers the basics of Microsoft Azure, including setting up storage accounts and configuring Azure files. It also discusses the requirements for the Azure 203 certification exam, and provides tips on how to prepare. Finally, it provides information on the exam objectives.

03:00:00 The Microsoft Azure certification exams are one of the most savaging exams in the ad industry, with around 40-60 questions in each. You can expect different quotients formats and tie-ups in the six exam topics, including review screens, mock reviews, multiple choice questions, short answer questions, and case studies. You will need 150 minutes to complete the exam, with an additional 30 minutes of sitting time for good results. The pricing depends on which location you are taking the exam from.
03:05:00 The Microsoft Azure course covers the basics of the cloud computing platform, from setting up an account to deploying applications. There is a quiz at the end of the course.
03:10:00 The Microsoft Azure administrator certification, Azure Course, is a difficult exam that requires intermediate knowledge of server administration and cloud concepts. The exam has five modules, each with a weight in percentage of the total exam score. The price for the exam depends on the location taking the exam.
03:15:00 The video discusses Microsoft Azure, and covers the basics of setting up storage accounts and configuring Azure files. It goes on to discuss the requirements for the Azure 203 certification exam, and provides tips on how to prepare. Finally, it provides information on the exam objectives.
03:20:00 Azure Course offers a 40-60 question exam with different quotient formats, including a viewscreen mark review with multiple choice, short answer, and hot area questions. In order to pass, you must score 700 or higher on the easy 203 exam. You can prepare by planning a module structure, studying and practicing with verified study materials, and doing hands-on exercises. You should also join the forums and check out the quotients asked and the answers posted.
03:25:00 The video discusses the differences between Azure 300 and Azure 301, and provides information about the prerequisites for both exams. The video also provides a brief overview of the content of the Azure 300 and Azure 301 exams.
03:30:00 This video covers the exam requirements for Microsoft Azure, including the types of questions that can appear on the exam, the time limit, and the pricing scheme. It also provides tips on how to prepare for the exams, including practice questions and online trainings. Finally, the presenter offers advice on how to find help if you have any questions.