Microsoft Azure is a cloud computing service that works similarly to Amazon Web Services (AWS) and the Google Cloud Platform.

In Cloud computing rather than running your own hardware or paying for using some specific hardware in someone else’s data center, you pay for access to a massive pool of computing resources provided by Microsoft (or by Amazon or Google). This allows you to host web servers, email servers, databases, file storage servers, virtual machines, user directories, or anything else you might want. Services you deploy in this way can either be public servers available to everyone or a part of a “private cloud” that’s just used in an organization.

You can find a complete list of Azure products under Azure Microsoft services.

The following Azure products are supported:

(SM-2108) Azure Blob
(SM-2108) Azure Data Lake Gen1
(SM-2108) Azure Data Lake Gen2
(SM-2108) Azure Databricks
(SM-2108) Azure Synapse SQL
(SM-2108) Azure Partner Registration GUID
(SM-2108) SAP-Azure communication
(SM-2108) Azure SQL

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