Contains requirements for Azure certification courses and code to run services
Candidates for this exam should have subject matter expertise designing, building, testing, and maintaining cloud applications and services on Microsoft Azure.
A candidate for this certification should have 1-2 years professional development experience and experience with Microsoft Azure. In addition, the candidate for this role should have the ability to program in a language supported by Azure and proficiency in Azure SDKs, Azure PowerShell, Azure CLI, data storage options, data connections, APIs, app authentication and authorization, compute and container deployment, debugging, performance tuning, and monitoring.
- provision virtual machines (VMs)
- configure, validate, and deploy ARM templates
- configure container images for solutions
- publish an image to the Azure Container Registry
- run containers by using Azure Container Instance
- create an Azure App Service Web App
- enable diagnostics logging
- deploy code to a web app
- configure web app settings including SSL, API settings, and connection strings
- implement autoscaling rules including scheduled autoscaling and autoscaling by operational or system metrics
- create and deploy Azure Functions apps
- implement input and output bindings for a function
- implement function triggers by using data operations, timers, and webhooks
- implement Azure Durable Functions
- select the appropriate API and SDK for a solution
- implement partitioning schemes and partition keys
- perform operations on data and Cosmos DB containers
- set the appropriate consistency level for operations
- manage change feed notifications
- move items in Blob storage between storage accounts or containers
- set and retrieve properties and metadata
- perform operations on data by using the appropriate SDK
- implement storage policies, data archiving, and retention
- authenticate and authorize users by using the Microsoft Identity platform
- authenticate and authorize users and apps by using Azure Active Directory
- create and implement shared access signatures
- implement solutions with Microsoft Graph
- secure app configuration data by using App Configuration or Azure Key Vault
- develop code that uses keys, secrets, and certificates stored in Azure Key Vault
- implement Managed Identities for Azure resources
- configure cache and expiration policies for Azure Redis Cache
- implement secure and optimized application cache patterns including data sizing, connections, encryption, and expiration
- configure an app or service to use Application Insights
- analyze and troubleshoot solutions by using Azure Monitor
- implement Application Insights web tests and alerts
- create an APIM instance
- configure authentication for APIs
- define policies for APIs
- implement solutions that use Azure Event Grid
- implement solutions that use Azure Event Hubs
- implement solutions that use Azure Service Bus
- implement solutions that use Azure Queue Storage queues