Learn how to design a storage solution with Microsoft Azure.

Review how to effectively implement user authentication and secure data across a system as you prepare for the Microsoft Azure Architect Technologies exam (AZ-300).

Explore the features available in Azure API Management. Learn how to set up and publish a robust set of APIs, taking into account implications for security, performance, and more.

In this course, instructor Sidney Andrews walks users through how to use tokens with Azure Services, how to register common Azure service APIs in Azure Active Directory, and how to connect securely to Azure Storage and Azure SQL Database. Learn how to search the catalog of APIs available in the Azure AD portal experience and how to configure API permissions for the Microsoft Graph. Find out how to configure the API permissions of various Azure services and how to read and understand examples of scopes for APIs. Explore the difference between application and delegated permissions for an API. Discover how to grant administrator consent. Follow the different steps to connect to an Azure SQL database or to Azure storage using Microsoft Authentication Library (MSAL) tokens. In conclusion, learn about connecting to Azure Cognitive Services using MSAL tokens.

Get up and running with Azure Cosmos DB, the fully managed database service from Microsoft. Learn about the service's APIs, architecture, configuration options, and more.

Get an overview of Azure Functions—an event-driven, serverless compute platform—and review scenarios for integration with other Azure cloud services.

Discover how to deploy virtual machines on Azure and implement batch jobs using Azure Batch services. This course can also help you prepare for the Microsoft AZ-203 exam.

Get up and running with the Microsoft Identity Platform. This course steps through the fundamentals of the platform, along with how to use MSAL in C# code.

Get introduced to the Microsoft Graph API and learn how to use the Microsoft Authentication Library (MSAL) to query and manipulate a graph in C# code.

Architecting your applications with Azure Application Gateway helps you to improve your application scalability, costs, and security. In this course, instructor Karl Ots covers what Azure Application Gateway is, how to use it to optimize workloads, and how to architect scalable and secure cloud applications. Karl discusses which service to choose in load balancing. He also explores load balancing in existing applications and cloud-native applications. Learn about the components of an Azure Application Gateway implementation. Find out about the design considerations and implementation details of Application Gateway HTTP(S) listeners, Application Gateway load balancing rules, and Application Gateway health probes. Karl demonstrates Application Gateway scaling capabilities and teaches how to work with encrypted traffic. Plus, he goes into advanced topics such as multi-site hosting, path-based routing, Web Application Firewall, building globally available web applications, and automation for DevOps.

Learn how to evaluate and select the best Azure Storage, compute, networking, and integration options for your project.

Learn how to secure your apps by leveraging key Azure tools and best practices. This course can also prepare you for the Developing Solutions for Microsoft Azure (AZ-203) exam.

Discover strategies, tools, and processes to manage application infrastructure using the Azure DevOps tool and service set.

Explore the container-based services in Microsoft Azure, including Azure Container Registry and Azure Kubernetes Service, as you prepare for the Azure for DevOps (AZ-400) exam.

Explore continuous feedback, a key domain in the AZ-400 exam. Learn how to capture and analyze user feedback, route crash report data, track user feedback, and more.

Take a deep dive into the subject of continuous integration with Azure DevOps as you prepare for the Microsoft Azure DevOps Solutions (AZ-400) exam.

Learn how to manage dependencies across multiple projects and teams with Microsoft Azure DevOps services, including Azure Artifacts and Azure Pipelines.

Learn what it takes to design a robust DevOps strategy as you study for the Microsoft Azure DevOps Solutions (AZ-400) exam. This course maps to the Design a DevOps strategy domain.

Learn how to implement DevOps processes such as source control, pipelines, and security with Microsoft Azure—and prepare for related objectives from the AZ-400 certification exam.

Learn how to use Azure Functions, one of the serverless technologies in Azure, to build robust software solutions on your local computer or in Visual Studio.