58 posts tagged with "azure"

If you have been using Azure already or new to Azure, you must know that Microsoft Azure is huge and it changes very fast with new services and updates. It can be really overwhelming to see the new releases,features at the same time it is very hard to know which services to use for the given scenario of your application.

I have been working with few customers and partners and i have a method that i use to help me to pick the right compute service on azure. This helps me to narrow down the services to choose from and pick the right one for the solution. The following decision tree helps you to decide which service to pick

I also have implemented a visulization to depict the above picture using a tool which you can access from Azure360.

Have fun and pick the right service to build your next solution.

You might have noticed my recent posts were mostly focused on how to get started and learn Azure in 2020. This post is also to help all Azure enthusiasts to get to know and download all the free ebooks by Microsoft to learn more in depth about Azure. I have added the reference to this blog in my tool Azure 360 as well. There are around 174 ebooks which can be downloadable from the Microsoft site as of now. I have listed the top 60 books which are recommended and liked,shared the most among the social mediums.

Ebooks For Achitects,Developers and Decision Makers​

If you want to access all the Ebooks,Research papers, Reports in one place you can directly go here and get it. Hope these links will be helpful and Azure be the cloud you love!

You might have noticed my recent posts were mostly focused on how to get started and learn Azure in 2020. Want to become more productive with Azure?. There are around 174 ebooks which can be downloadable from the Microsoft site as of now. I have listed the top 60 books which are recommended and liked,shared the most among the social mediums.

eBooks For Architects,Developers and Decision Makers​

If you want to access all the EBooks,Research papers, Reports in one place you can directly go here and get it. Hope these links will be helpful and Azure be the cloud you love!

What a way to start the new year 2020!. It just began and I am feeling as I've achieved something. It is always great when you are being recognized for your hard work and dedication. A growing list of subscribers and ever increasing traffic stats are pretty awesome! However, for the first time in my career to be ranked among the Microsoft Azure blog to follow in 2020 is truly amazing! Today, Feed spot published their list of the Top 50 Microsoft Azure Blogs to follow in 2020 and i was surprised to see my name in the spot number #27.

While i am honored to be in that list, I would recommend and it’s also important to note all the other great blogs on the list too. Take a moment to check out the list and browse through all the other great blogs on the Top 50 list as well. Congratulations everyone, the azure community wouldn’t be what it is without each of you; in addition to the countless other blogs that didn’t make the list.

"If you have knowledge, let others light their candle in it"

Thanks Feedspot and everyone for the support ! I’m sure we’ll be seeing each other next year as well.

Are you an Azure or Cloud enthusiast? Got a resolution to learn #Azure in 2020?. I recently read a wonderful blog by @ThomasMaurer . Immediately i wanted to create visualization to make all the resouces in one place so that i will be easy for everyone to access. On the following days i created two resources namely,

Azure 360:

It is a simple D3 Force visualization that has all the Resources to learn Azure in a single page

Azure Mind-Map:

It is a github repository which contains all the mind-maps related to Azure resources,technologies and certifications. In general, Creating a best Azure architecture and making sure all aspects of design, development,release and maintainance can be very difficult. Microsoft Azure team have published their own set of best practices and frameworks for building cloud solutions on Azure. I have created/obtained these mindmaps from various resources built by others as well as i have modified few. Source of information used to create the illustrations are the resources of the Azure team.

I will be adding more features to the Azure360 as well as Mindmaps in the coming days. I hope these two resources give you a great hints of how you can start learning Azure and get certified. If you have questions feel free to reach out to me at @kokkisajee and subscribe to my blog to get more updates. Keep Azurifying!