Azure Fundamentals AZ-900 Exam Prep
Cloud concepts, core Azure services, and governance, taught the way AZ-900 tests them.
Tuition
$199
Beginner
Level
3
Modules
12
Lessons
3
Graded quizzes
6 hours
Estimated time
What you will be able to do
- Explain the cloud service and deployment models in exam language
- Describe core Azure architecture: regions, availability zones, and resource organization
- Pick the right Azure compute, networking, and storage service for a scenario
- Explain Azure identity, access, and security fundamentals
- Use cost management, governance, and monitoring tools the exam covers
- Pass a timed practice exam at or above the real 700-point bar
What is inside
3 modules, 12 lessons. Each module ends in a graded quiz.
- 01
Cloud Concepts
Covers the AZ-900 Describe cloud concepts domain (25 to 30% of the exam), the foundation the other two domains build on. You will learn what cloud computing is, how the shared responsibility model divides duties, how public, private, and hybrid models and consumption based pricing work, the benefits Microsoft expects you to name, and how to classify IaaS, PaaS, SaaS, and serverless in any scenario.
4 lessons · 15 quiz questions
- 02
Azure Architecture and Services
Covers the AZ-900 domain Describe Azure architecture and services, the heaviest domain on the exam at roughly 35-40%. You will learn how Azure is physically and logically organized, how to choose among its core compute, networking, and storage services, and how Microsoft Entra ID, RBAC, Zero Trust, and Defender for Cloud secure it all. Each lesson maps to the official skill outline and ends with exam-style knowledge checks.
4 lessons · 15 quiz questions
- 03
Azure Management and Governance
Covers the AZ-900 domain Describe Azure management and governance (30 to 35 percent of the exam). You will learn what drives Azure costs and how to estimate and track spend with the pricing calculator, Microsoft Cost Management, and tags; how to govern at scale with Microsoft Purview, Azure Policy, and resource locks; how to manage and deploy resources through the portal, Cloud Shell, the Azure CLI, Azure PowerShell, Azure Arc, and ARM templates; and how to monitor your estate with Azure Advisor, Azure Service Health, and Azure Monitor.
4 lessons · 15 quiz questions