Best Starting Points for Learning Azure

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Asked By CreativePanda92 On

I'm looking to kickstart my career in Azure and would love some guidance on what topics I should focus on. Any course or video recommendations would be greatly appreciated!

6 Answers

Answered By CodeMaster42 On

You don't necessarily need to start with Azure to become a good developer. My advice is to get comfortable with deploying your existing code using Docker first—it will set a good base for understanding cloud deployment later.

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What tips do you have for becoming a good developer?

Answered By VideoBuff101 On

There are plenty of basic tutorials available on YouTube. Look for 101-level videos—they're super helpful for understanding the core concepts without overwhelming you.

Answered By CloudExplorer88 On

Before diving into courses, figure out what area of Azure interests you most since it has a ton of career paths. Whether it's development, sysadmin, or data services, pinning down your focus can help tailor your learning efforts.

Answered By SavvyTechie14 On

A great place to begin is with Microsoft Learn and specifically the AZ-900 certification. It's aimed at beginners and covers foundational concepts well. You might also want to check out John Savill on YouTube for some informative videos.

Answered By PracticalDev21 On

I really enjoy the learning paths on Microsoft Learn for beginners. Courses for developer or admin certification can give you a solid start. Remember, it’s okay not to master everything at once; just focus on the Azure resources relevant to your goals.

Answered By DataDrivenDude On

I’ve written some articles that might help you out. They focus primarily on data but also cover introductory topics like networking and access management. They're free to read, so check them out if you're interested! https://atlonglastanalytics.substack.com/

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