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Describe Cloud Concepts

LP: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/learn/paths/az-900-describe-cloud-concepts/

Identify Cloud Computing benefits, use GASHED:

  • Geo-distribution
  • Agility
  • Scalability
  • High Availability
  • Elasticity
  • Disaster Recovery

Azure Portal

Definition: Web-based unified console that allows you to build, manage, and monitor everything in Azure.

Azure Marketplace

Definition: Connects users to partners and vendors that offer solutions/services for Azure

Accounts

Azure Account -> Many subscriptions -> Many Resource groups -> Resources

Types of Cloud

Type Description Expenditure
Public Services over the internet. Owned by a third party OpEx
Private Exclusive by users from a company. Can be on-premise, datacenter, or hosted by a third-party service provider. CapEx
Hybrid Combination of Public and Private

Expenses

Describe CapEx (Capital Expenditures) and OpEx (Operational Expenditures)

Type Description
Capital Expenditure (CapEx) Up-front spending on infrastructure. Value is reduced over time
Operational Expenditure (OpEx) No up-front cost. Spending only on services and billed for what you use

Consumption-Based Model

Is the basis of OpEx:

  • No up-front costs
  • Only pay for what you use/need
  • Pay for additional resources when they are needed
  • Stop paying for what you don't use

Cloud Service models

Model Description Complexity/Ownership
IaaS OS and Network owned by the user, including maintenance and configuration High
PaaS Apps are deployed into a managed OS. No ownership of hardware or software requirements Medium
SaaS User only provides data. Everything else is managed. E.g. MS Office Low

Subscriptions, Management Groups, and Resources

Name Definition
Management Groups Manage access, policy, compliance for multiple subscriptions
Subscriptions Groups accounts with resources. Can be used to manage costs+resources
Resource Groups A logical grouping of services (resources)
Resources Services that you create. E.g. a Virtual Machine