A set of technologies in the .NET Framework for building web applications and XML web services.
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Begin with AZ‑900: Microsoft Azure Fundamentals.
It’s the easiest entry point and gives you a solid understanding of cloud concepts, core Azure services, pricing, and security. Free learning paths are available on Microsoft Learn.
Optional extras if you want broader context:
- DP‑900 (Data Fundamentals) – for database and analytics basics
- AI‑900 (AI Fundamentals) – for machine learning and AI concepts
- SC‑900 (Security Fundamentals) – for identity and compliance essentials
Once you’re comfortable with the fundamentals, go for AZ‑204: Azure Developer Associate.
This is the main certification for developers and covers:
- Building apps with Azure Functions and App Service
- Working with Azure Storage and Cosmos DB
- Implementing authentication/authorization
- Integrating APIs and managing observability
Microsoft Learn has free modules, and there’s an official instructor-led course if you prefer structured training.
After AZ‑204: specialize depending on your career goals:
- AZ‑400 – DevOps and CI/CD
- AZ‑305 – Solutions Architect
- AZ‑500 – Security Engineer
- AI‑102 – AI Engineer
Hope this helps.