This is a six-hour, live, instructor-led online course that covers the AZ-304: Microsoft Azure Architect Design certification exam.

• Microsoft Azure
• Visual Studio Code
  • PowerShell extension
  • ARM Tools extension
  • Azure CLI Tools extension
  • Azure Bicep extension
  • Azure Account extension
• Azure PowerShell
• Azure CLI
• Azure Bicep
• Azure Storage Explorer
• SQL Server Management Studio
• Microsoft PowerPoint
• Microsoft Visio
• Techsmith Snagit
• Lucidchart

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The original setup of this repository is by Tim Warner.

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Thanks to Laura Lewin, Lindsay Ventimiglia, all Microsoft Azure engineering teams, and all my students for the great career and, by extension, a great life.