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Developing solutions for Microsoft Azure

AZ-204: Developing solutions for Microsoft Azure

Companion Material for Class Delivery by Alexander Kastil containing:

• Getting Started
• Instructor Demos
• Requirements / tooling
  • Register Azure Pass
  • Git & GitHub Basics
  • Visual Studio Code Intro
  • Document Repos using Markdown
  • Using Azure CLI & Cloud Shell
  • Docker and WSL Setup
  • Configure VS Code REST Client Extension
• Lab VM Setup
  • Base Dev Environment Setup including Visual Studio Code Extensions
• Labs

Note: Labs are taken from the official repo AZ-204: Developing solutions for Microsoft Azure. Please clone the repo to your local machine and follow the instructions in 'Instructions/'

git clone https://github.com/MicrosoftLearning/AZ-204-DevelopingSolutionsforMicrosoftAzure

Required Cloud Resources

• Github User Account

• Azure Subscription:

  • Azure Passes with Code
  • Paid or MSDN Subscriptions. Please do not use a Production Subscription for Training
  • Azure Trial Subscription

Note: Azure Passes can only be used once per e-mail account. Please do not use Azure AD Accounts. A guide on how to use your Azure Pass can be found here

Exam

Exam AZ-204: Developing Solutions for Microsoft Azure

Contributing

Feel free to contribute. When contribute implement your changes / additions on a feature branch in your fork and issue a pull request after completion. An introduction video into forks and pull requests can be found here

License & Re-Use

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License

Permission is hereby granted to to use, modify, and distribute the workshop materials provided under the following conditions:

• Personal Use: Users may use the materials for personal learning and educational purposes.
• Modification: Users may modify the materials to suit their needs.
• Non-Commercial Use: Commercial use is strictly prohibited.
• Attribution: Users must give appropriate credit to the author and include a link to the original materials.
• Share-Alike: Any derivative works based on these materials must be shared under the same license terms.

For commercial use please contact the author via LinkedIn or email