The Microsoft Certified: Azure Administrator Associate certification enables you to learn how to implement, manage, and monitor your or yours organization’s Microsoft Azure environment, while leveraging the tools and services available on Azure. This is an intermediate level certification, so I would recommend you to set aside some time to study for the exam and practice using some of the services related to this exam - ‘Practice makes perfect’ In this study guide, I will share with you some of the useful resources you can use to guide you during your learning path to get this certification.

The Microsoft Certified: Power Platform App Maker Associate certification helps you to learn how to implement solutions on Power Platform, while leveraging the tools and services available. This is an intermediate level certification, so I would recommend you to set aside some time to study for the exam and practice using some of the services related to this exam - ‘Practice makes perfect’ In this study guide, I will share with you some of the useful resources you can use to guide you during your learning path to get this certification.

The Microsoft Certified: Azure Developer Associate certification enables you to implement solutions on Azure while leveraging the tools and services available. This is an intermediate level certification, so I would recommend you to set aside some time to study for the exam and practice using some of the services related to this exam - ‘Practice makes perfect’ In this study guide, I will share with you some of the useful resources you can use to guide you during your learning path to get this certification.

The Microsoft Certified: Azure Data Scientist Associate certification enables you to assess and enhance your knowledge and experience in data science and Machine Learning on Azure. This is an intermediate level certification, so I would recommend you to set aside some time to study for the exam and practice using some of the services related to this exam - ‘Practice makes perfect’ In this study guide, I will share with you some of the useful resources you can use to guide you during your learning journey to get this certification.

Note: In case you are planning to study to this exam and certification, please keep in mind that this exam will be replaced by the AI-102 exam coming on February 23, 2021 - (AI-102) The Microsoft Certified: Azure AI Engineer Associate certification enables you to get the knowledge to be subject matter expert using Cognitive Services, Machine Learning (ML), and knowledge mining to architect and implement AI solutions on Azure involving natural language processing, speech, computer vision, conversational AI and more.

The Azure IoT Developer Specialty certification will help you learn how to manage the IoT devices lifecycle–set up, configuration, and maintenance–using cloud services and other tools. You will also learn how to implement designs for Azure IoT solutions including device topology, connectivity, debugging, and security, as well as solutions to manage, monitor, and transform IoT-related data pipelines. And when comes to IoT Edge, you will learn how to build and deploy Azure IoT Edge components and configure device networking on the edge.

This post is meant to provide you guidance on how to create your client-side applications, using Blazor WebAssembly and Azure Static Web Apps. To support this post, I decided to record a video with all the steps on how to create your apps, so you can refer to the video and check the steps I am doing. Prerequisites In order to follow this guide, you need the following: Azure account and subscription GitHub account Visual Studio / Visual Studio (VS) Code Azure Static Web Apps extension for VS Code - In case you are using VS Code Install Blazor and create a WebAssembly app Create Azure Static Web App Once you created your Blazor WebAssembly app locally, ran it successfully and upload the source files to your GitHub repository, you are good to proceed and create your Azure Static Web Apps using the Azure Portal.

Did you ever feel the need to run some pieces of code while building your workflows using Azure Logic Apps, and you quickly realized that you need to use and connect something else with your workflow, such as Azure Functions? But of course, besides the fact that Azure Functions is amazing to run pieces of code, you still need to create a Function App, store your code in a repo (in case you are working as team, in your company, etc.

The Microsoft Power Platform Fundamentals Certification enables you to learn all the core concepts and fundamentals you need to get started on Power Platform. By getting this certification, you will learn how to improve productivity by automating business processes, analyze data to produce business insights, and act more effectively by creating simple app experiences. In this study guide, I will share with you some of the useful resources you can use to guide you during your learning path to get this certification.

Today, the Cloud Lunch and Learn team is celebrating the first month of existence. It has been an amazing experience, working together with the community, to deliver online sessions related to the Cloud. This post is to memorize this mark, as a sign of hope, to be the first of many months promoting collaboration in the communities, connect and enable community members to work together, especially the ones that did not work together before.