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Introduction to Cloud Computing

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The Benefits of using Cloud Services

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Azure Cloud Service Types

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Core architectural components of Azure

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Compute and Networking Services

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Azure Storage Services

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Azure Identity, Access and Security

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Azure Features and Tools for Governance and Compliance

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Features and Tools for Managing and Deploying Azure Resources

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Monitoring Tools in Azure

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AZ-900 Practice Exams

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Infrastructure as a Service

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In this lesson, you will learn about Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), the most flexible category of cloud services. IaaS provides you with the maximum amount of control over your cloud resources, allowing you to manage and configure them according to your needs.

What is IaaS?

Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) allows you to rent hardware in a cloud datacenter. The cloud provider is responsible for maintaining the hardware, network connectivity, and physical security. You, as the user, are responsible for everything else, including:

IaaS gives you the flexibility to run your own applications and manage your own data, providing a high level of control over your IT infrastructure.

Shared Responsibility Model

The shared responsibility model outlines the division of responsibilities between the cloud provider and the user for all cloud service types. In the IaaS model, the largest share of responsibility lies with you. The cloud provider maintains the physical infrastructure and ensures its connectivity to the internet, while you handle the installation, configuration, patching, updates, and security of your applications and data.

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Azure Shared Responsibility Model

Scenarios for IaaS

IaaS is suitable for several common scenarios:

Understanding IaaS and its benefits allows you to leverage the flexibility and control it offers, making it an excellent choice for various business needs and technical requirements.

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