Are there any plans to roll out aws or azure anytime soon ?
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There isn't one definitive "best" textbook for the AZ-900 exam as people learn in different ways. However, here are a couple of well-regarded options that you might consider, along with some additional resources that can be helpful in your preparation:
Exam Ref AZ-900 Microsoft Azure Fundamentals by Jim Cheshire: This book is a popular choice for those who prefer a traditional textbook format for studying. It's known for its comprehensive coverage of the exam topics and clear explanations.
Microsoft Azure Fundamentals Certification and Beyond - Second Edition: A Complete AZ-900 Exam Guide with Online Mock Exams, Flashcards, and Hands-on by Lars Lybecker: This resource offers a more hands-on approach, including practice exams, flashcards, and access to online labs.
Here are some additional resources that can be helpful in your AZ-900 exam preparation:
Microsoft Learning Path: Microsoft offers a free learning path specifically designed for the AZ-900 exam. This path includes a mix of learning materials, including videos, modules, and practice quizzes. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/training/paths/microsoft-azure-fundamentals-describe-cloud-concepts/
Practice Exams: There are many practice exams available online and in some textbooks. Taking practice exams can help you identify your strengths and weaknesses and get used to the format of the actual exam.
Video Tutorials: There are many video tutorials available on YouTube and other platforms that cover the AZ-900 exam topics. These can be a great way to learn at your own pace and visually understand the concepts.
All our engineers took Azure training last year. Now we are slowly losing them to layoffs. So I guess we will not be using Azure any time soon.
You asked about the “latest cloud technology” and therein lies the problem at Wells. Every technology is so WFised and delayed, it is either useless or not really implemented. So the correct answer is NEVER!
We do have the latest cloud technology. TK ! She is cloudy everyday.
Way after the rest of the industry, to late to gain a competitive advantage, and executed poorly. Same old routine.
WF Tech is too stupid to adopt the cloud technology.
BWAHAHAHA!!!
Who says just because it has the word AWS or Azure it’s the latest in cloud technology? Both have been around for over a decade.
You'll get access to the tech that's available today in about 10-15 years. Ha g tight, it's gonna be awesome!
PCF Silas was allowed to surpass resource capacity. The big push for apps to the cloud caused this and now we are being asked to MIGRATE… In the cloud using SAAS / PAAS, applications should not need “move” to new Data Centers due to mismanagement.
I am preparing to take the MS Azure Fundamentals AZ 900 certification exam. Do you know which study guide is the best textbook? Your recommendation is greatly appreciated.
We can't get what we have now in a stable state. Maybe when our company stops cheaping out on IT we can have nice things again.
I’m one of the early talents and during induction week they hyped up cloud so much. But I realized that despite the hype and buzz words, no actual plans are being done for cloud.
My understanding is that a lot of Indian developers have no experience in cloud.
Everything MS. No coincidence that Charlie is on the BOD. See more integration of MS Surface tablets as well.
Wells Fargo moving to cloud has been a complete disaster. Payments and messages go missing in PCF,
They use Azure.
We are way behind other banks. We are in deep trouble.
Do you live under a rock?
No