This note covers the compute, networking, and storage services sections of the AZ-900 exam. It includes key Azure services such as virtual machines, virtual networks, and storage accounts, along with modern tools like Azure Functions and Azure OpenAI. These sections account for about 35–40% of the exam and provide a solid understanding of Azure’s core service offerings.
This note covers key topics from the AZ-900 exam, including Azure architecture, Microsoft Entra ID, and Azure security. It introduces core concepts like global infrastructure, identity management, and security tools such as Conditional Access and Defender for Cloud. Together, these topics make up about 35–40% of the exam and form the foundation of Azure fundamentals.
This note covers the Cloud Concepts section of the Microsoft Azure Fundamentals (AZ-900) exam. It includes key topics like cloud service models, types of cloud computing, and the benefits of cloud computing. This section accounts for 25-30% of the exam and helps you build a foundational understanding of cloud technologies.
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This article covers the fundamentals of data modeling, including keys, relationships, attributes, normalization, dependencies, and data integrity, as well as the differences between relational and non-relational databases and constraints in database design.
This article dives into Java threading concepts, covering thread creation, lifecycle, synchronization, and thread safety — essential for writing efficient, concurrent, and deadlock-free programs.
This section covers the new features of Java 8. Like Optional Class and Functional interfaces and also Stream API, and other features.
This section covers the differences between Exception and Error, their hierarchy, various exception types, exception handling methods, throwing exceptions, and creating custom exceptions.
This article explores Java Collections and Map frameworks, detailing data structures like Lists, Sets, Queues, and Maps — essential for effective data management and manipulation in Java.
Key points of Java OOP pillars, Abstract, Polymorphism, Inheritance, Encapsulation. And also about Interface and abstract class.
