About this Learning Path
Microsoft Azure is an incredibly powerful cloud service. This learning path, specifically created for intermediate-level Azure developers, allows you to keep abreast of new developments and functionality in Azure.
In this learning path,
- Explore new functionality in Azure.
- Create more complex Azure applications.
- Understand intermediate Azure application development concepts.
| From | LinkedIn Learning |
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| Hours | 24 |
| Instructors | Floyd Hilton, Chander Dhall, Anton Delsink, Tiago Costa, Robby Millsap, Adrienne Braganza Tacke, Sidney Andrews, Nertil Poci, Rodrigo Díaz Concha, Karl Ots |
| Language | English |
| Subjects | Programming Data Science |
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Careers
An overview of related careers and their average salaries in the US. Bars indicate income percentile (33rd - 99th).
.Net with Azure $55k
Microsoft Azure $58k
Microsoft Access Developer $58k
Microsoft Sales Specialist 2 $65k
Azure Engineer $69k
Project Team Merchandising and Functionality Specialist $83k
Azure Web Architect $85k
Microsoft Applications Programmer $95k
Microsoft Azure Cloud Architect $98k
Microsoft Azure Architect $108k
Microsoft Server Engineer $124k
Microsoft Infrastructure Architect $142k
Courses in this Learning Path
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Developing Container Based Applications with Visual Studio and Azure Containers are the future of app development. Microsoft has developers covered. Learn how to use Docker and the powerful features in Visual Studio, Visual Studio Team Services,... LinkedIn Learning |
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Scaling Applications with Microsoft Azure A key benefit of cloud services is the ability to scale to meet changing demands. In Microsoft Azure, developers need to understand autoscaling through roles, configurations, and... LinkedIn Learning |
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Discover how to equip your iOS app with advanced search features—including auto-complete functionality—by leveraging the power of Azure Search. This course covers CRUD operations,... LinkedIn Learning |
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Azure for Developers: API Management Azure API Management (APIM) organizes your APIs and provides features that can help you secure, monitor, and document all of your operations. In this course, instructor Robby... LinkedIn Learning |
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Microservices and Azure Service Fabric Basics for Developers Microsoft Azure Service Fabric is a platform as a service (PaaS) for creating and deploying highly scalable microservices-based cloud applications. In this course, get an overview... LinkedIn Learning |
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Developing Azure Compute Solutions As a developer, you need to field a constant flow of requests for new features, updates, and bug fixes. By implementing an automated development workflow, you can more effectively... LinkedIn Learning |
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Azure Storage Deep Dive for Developers Developers work with many types of data: unstructured, structured, real-time, and rarely accessed. Azure Storage is a highly scalable, highly secure PaaS that offers capabilities... LinkedIn Learning |
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Azure Cosmos DB: SQL API Deep Dive The SQL API is considered the core API for Azure Cosmos DB. It allows developers to query and manage the data they have stored in Cosmos using a familiar programming language.... LinkedIn Learning |
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NoSQL Development with Azure Redis and C# Microsoft Azure Redis is based on the popular open-source Redis cache. It gives you access to a secure, dedicated Redis cache, managed by Microsoft and accessible from any... LinkedIn Learning |
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Microsoft Azure Synapse for Developers Data powers decision-making. And to effectively leverage data to support business insights, companies must be able to query data and run analytics at a large scale. Azure Synapse,... LinkedIn Learning |
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Azure Service Fabric for Developers Azure Service Fabric handles infrastructure needs, deployment, and scaling, allowing developers to spend more time on features. Service Fabric powers core Azure infrastructure and... LinkedIn Learning |
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Azure for Developers: Security Best Practices With the rise of cloud computing, and especially platform as a service (PaaS) solutions, developer productivity has reached new heights. A single developer can now be responsible... LinkedIn Learning |
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| From | LinkedIn Learning |
|---|---|
| Hours | 24 |
| Instructors | Floyd Hilton, Chander Dhall, Anton Delsink, Tiago Costa, Robby Millsap, Adrienne Braganza Tacke, Sidney Andrews, Nertil Poci, Rodrigo Díaz Concha, Karl Ots |
| Language | English |
| Subjects | Programming Data Science |
Careers
An overview of related careers and their average salaries in the US. Bars indicate income percentile (33rd - 99th).
.Net with Azure $55k
Microsoft Azure $58k
Microsoft Access Developer $58k
Microsoft Sales Specialist 2 $65k
Azure Engineer $69k
Project Team Merchandising and Functionality Specialist $83k
Azure Web Architect $85k
Microsoft Applications Programmer $95k
Microsoft Azure Cloud Architect $98k
Microsoft Azure Architect $108k
Microsoft Server Engineer $124k
Microsoft Infrastructure Architect $142k
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