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Tuesday, November 8, 2022

Acer Laptops Price in Nepal



 Acer offers a wide range of laptops, from budget to ultra-high-end gaming. Take the Aspire and Swift series, for example, these aren’t the sturdiest but the specs are appealing when you consider the price tag. Similarly, the Nitro and Helios series have some of the best budget and midrange gaming laptops. In this post, we have prepared a list of all the Acer laptops that you can buy in Nepal right now, along with their specs, price, and availability.

Mercantile Office System is the official distributor of Acer laptops in Nepal. You can find the official showroom for all Acer laptops located in Durbarmarg. These laptops are also available through different local vendors, especially in Putalisadak and Newroad. However, the laptop models available via Mercantile is quite limited. Thus, we suggest checking out stores like ITTI, Zozo Hub, and LDS that sell Acer laptops unofficially via grey channels. Hence we have divided them into different series that they’re based on. Also, we’ll not be including Intel 8th/9th gen powered Acer laptops in this list since they’re rather outdated in 2021.

Acer Aspire series overview

Starting our list of Acer laptop prices in Nepal is the Aspire series. It is a starter lineup of laptops from the company. Compared to the Swift series below, these devices are slightly bulkier. As expected, you’re getting the basic specs sheet which consists of an Intel U-series CPU, an integrated GPU, SSD storage, and more.

ModelDisplayCPUGPURAMStoragePrice
Aspire 3 202115.6″ FHDIntel i5-1135G7MX3508GB1TB HDDRs. 81,990 (Out of Stock)
Aspire 3 202115.6” FHDIntel i5-1135G7MX3508GB512GB SSDRs. 89,990 (Out of Stock)
Aspire 5 202115.6″ FHDIntel i3-1115G4Intel UHD4GB1TB HDDRs. 62,000 (ITTI)
Aspire 5 202015.6” HD TouchIntel i5-1035G1Intel UHD8GB256GB SSDRs. 76,990 (LDS)
Aspire 5 202115.6” FHDIntel i3-1115G4Intel UHD4GB128GB SSDRs. 59,990 (LDS)
Aspire 5 202114″ FHDIntel i5-1135G7MX3504GB256GB SSDRs. 85,000 (ITTI)
Aspire 5 202115.6″ FHDIntel i5-1135G7Iris Xe8GB512GB SSDRs. 94,000 (ITTI)
Aspire 5 202115.6″ FHDIntel i5-1135G7MX3508GB1TB HDDRs. 93,000 (ITTI)
Aspire 5 202115.6″ FHDIntel i5-1135G7MX3508GB256GB SSDRs. 95,000 (ITTI)
Aspire 5 202115.6″ FHDIntel i7-1165G7Iris Xe8GB512GB SSDRs. 112,000 (ITTI)
Aspire 5 202115.6″ FHDIntel i7-1165G7MX3508GB1TB HDDRs. 117,000 (ITTI)
Aspire 5 202115.6″ FHDRyzen 7 5700URadeon8GB256GB SSDRs. 89,000 (ITTI)
Aspire 5 202215.6″ FHDIntel i3-1215UIntel Iris Xe4GB256GB SSDRs. 67,000 (Hukut)
Aspire 5 202215.6″ FHDIntel i3-1235UIntel Iris Xe8GB256GB SSDRs. 92,000 (Hukut)


Acer Swift series overview

Here, the Acer Swift Series is all about portability. The laptops under the Swift series usually come with sturdy metal construction. They are also light and thus, portable. Also, you can choose from a wide range of specs and features. You can buy Acer Swift series laptops in Nepal with both Intel and AMD CPUs. Some newer models of Swift laptops come with a dedicated GPU to facilitate. Such laptops generally have an X in their moniker.

ModelDisplayCPUGPURAMStoragePrice 
Swift 3 202014″ FHDRyzen 5 4500URadeon8GB256GB SSDRs. 89,000 (Zozo Hub)
Swift 3 202014″ FHDRyzen 5 4500URadeon16GB512GB SSDRs. 100,000 (ITTI)
Swift 3 202014″ FHDRyzen 7 4700URadeon8GB512GB SSD
Swift 3 202114” FHDRyzen 3 5300URadeon8GB256GB SSDRs. 82,000 (ITTI)
Swift 3 202114” FHDRyzen 5 5500URadeon8GB512GB SSD
Swift 3 202114” FHDRyzen 7 5700URadeon8GB512GB SSDRs. 129,000 (ITTI)
Swift 3 202114” FHDIntel i5-1135G7Iris Xe8GB512GB SSDRs. 88,800 (BigByte)
Swift 3 202113.3″ QHDIntel  i7-1165G7Iris Xe8GB512GB SSDRs. 129,000 (ITTI)
Swift 3 Pro 202114″ FHDIntel  i7-1165G7Iris Xe16GB512GB SSDRs. 135,000 (ITTI)
Swift 3X 202114″ FHDIntel  i7-1165G7Iris Xe Max16GB1TB SSDRs. 148,000 (ITTI)
Swift 5 202014″ FHD TouchIntel i7-1065G7Iris Xe8GB512GB SSDRs. 145,000 (ITTI)
Swift X Pro 202114″ FHD TouchRyzen 7 5800URTX 3050 Ti16GB512GB SSDRs. 168,000 (ITTI)

Acer Nitro series overview

If you want a gaming laptop but don’t want to spend a lot of money, the Acer Nitro series is for you. The laptops under this series offer a powerful high-TDP CPU, a dedicated GPU, and other gaming features but on a budget. You can also find a touch display and 360-hinges in the Nitro Spin laptops. It could also turn out to be a decent choice if you are starting out on content creation. However, these are not available as of now.

ModelDisplayCPUGPURAMStoragePrice 
Nitro 5 202015.6″ FHDIntel i5-10300HGTX 16508GB256GB SSDRs. 112,000 (Zozo Hub)
Nitro 5 202015.6″ FHDIntel i5-10300HRTX 20608GB1TB HDDRs. 148,000 (ITTI)
Nitro 5 202015.6″ FHDIntel i7-10750HGTX 1650 Ti8GB512GB SSD
Nitro 5 202015.6″ FHD 144HzIntel i7-10750HGTX 1650 Ti8GB512GB SSD
Nitro 5 202015.6″ FHD 144HzRyzen 5 4600HGTX 16508GB256GB SSDRs. 116,000 (ITTI)
Nitro 5 202015.6″ FHD 144HzRyzen 7 4800HGTX 1650 Ti8GB512GB SSDRs. 148,000 (ITTI)
Nitro 5 202015.6” FHD 144HzIntel i7-10750HRTX 30608GB512GB SSDRs. 180,000 (ITTI)
Nitro 5 202115.6” FHD 144HzRyzen 5 4600HGTX 16508GB512GB SSDRs. 128,000 (ITTI)
Nitro 5 202115.6” FHD 144HzIntel i5-10300HRTX 30508GB256GB SSDRs. 130,000 (ZozoHub)
Nitro 5 202115.6” FHD 144HzIntel i5-10300HRTX 30608GB512GB SSDRs. 165,000 (ITTI)
Nitro 5 202115.6” FHD 144HzIntel i5-11300HGTX 16508GB512GB SSDRs. 128,000 (ITTI)
Nitro 5 202115.6” FHD 144HzIntel i5-11300HRTX 30508GB512GB SSDRs. 135,000 (ITTI)
Nitro 5 202115.6″ FHD 144HzRyzen 5 5600HRTX 30608GB512GB SSD
 Nitro 5 202115.6″ FHD 144HzRyzen 7 5800HRTX 30708GB1TB SSDRs. 199,000 (ITTI)
Nitro 5 2022 (New)15.6″ FHD 144HzIntel i5-12500HRTX 30508GB1TB SSDRs. 139,000 (Hukut)

Acer Predator Helios, Triton series overview

Acer Predator is a product dedicated to PC gaming. This includes two laptop series – Helios and Triton. Laptops under the two series have high-end specs, competitive GPUs, advanced cooling, WASD keys, RGB lighting, and so on. As far as the difference goes, the Helios focuses only on power while the Triton is positioned as a sleek but powerful gaming machine. As one would imagine, the price of Acer Predator series laptops in Nepal ranks among the highest in Acer’s entire lineup.

ModelDisplayCPUGPURAMStoragePrice
Helios 300 202015.6″ FHD 144HzIntel i7-10750HGTX 1660 Ti16GB512GB SSDRs. 190,000 (ITTI)
Helios 300 202015.6″ FHD 144HzIntel i7-10750HRTX 306016GB1TB SSDRs. 210,000 (ITTI)
Helios 300 202115.6″ QHD 165HzIntel i5-11400HRTX 306016GB512GB SSDRs. 198,000 (ITTI)
Helios 300 202115.6″ QHD 165HzIntel i7-11800HRTX 3050 Ti16GB1TB SSDRs. 199,000 (ITTI)
Helios 300 202115.6″ FHD 144HzIntel i7-11800HRTX 306016GB512GB SSDRs. 219,990 (LDS)
Helios 300 202115.6″ QHD 165HzIntel i7-11800HRTX 306016GB1TB SSDRs. 230,000 (ITTI)
Triton 300 202015.6″ FHD 120HzIntel i7-10750HRTX 20608GB512GB SSDRs. 185,000 (Zozo Hub)
Triton 300 202015.6″ FHD 120HzIntel i7-10750HRTX 206016GB512GB SSDRs. 192,000 (ITTI)
Triton 300 202015.6″ FHD 144HzIntel i7-10750HRTX 206016GB512GB SSDRs. 199,000 (ITTI)
Triton 300 SE 202114″ FHD 144HzIntel i7-11370HRTX 3050 Ti16GB512GB SSDRs. 180,000 (ITTI)
Triton 300 SE 202114″ FHD 144HzIntel i7-11370HRTX 306016GB512GB SSDRs. 225,000 (ITTI)
Triton 500 202015.6″ FHD 144HzIntel i7-10750HRTX 207016GB512GB SSDRs. 265,000 (ITTI)

Acer Aspire Laptops Price in Nepal 2021 (Summary)

Aspire 3 Series
Aspire 3 2020 (15.6” FHD, Intel i5-10210U, MX230, 8GB RAM, 128GB SSD + 1TB HDD)Rs. 82,990
Aspire 3 2021 (15.6” FHD, Intel i5-1135G7, MX350, 8GB RAM, 1TB HDD)Rs. 83,990
Aspire 3 2021 (15.6″ FHD, Intel i5-1135G7, MX350, 8GB RAM, 512GB SSD)Rs. 89,990
Aspire 5  Series
Aspire 5 2020 (15.6″ FHD, Intel i3-1005G1, Intel UHD, 4GB RAM, 1TB HDD)Rs. 60,000
Aspire 5 2020 (15.6″ HD Touch, Intel i3-1035G1, Intel UHD, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD)Rs. 76,990
Aspire 5 2021 (15.6” FHD, Intel i3-1115G4, Intel UHD, 4GB RAM, 128GB SSD)Rs. 59,990
Aspire 5 2021 (15.6″ FHD, Intel i5-1135G7, MX350, 4GB RAM, 256GB SSD)Rs. 85,000
Aspire 5 2021 (15.6″ FHD, Intel i5-1135G7, Iris Xe, 8GB RAM, 512GB SSD)Rs. 94,000
Aspire 5 2021 (15.6″ FHD, Intel i5-1135G7, MX350, 8GB RAM, 1TB HDD)Rs. 93,000
Aspire 5 2021 (15.6″ FHD, Intel i5-1135G7, MX350, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD)Rs. 95,000
Aspire 5 2021 (15.6″ FHD, Intel i7-1165G7, MX350, 8GB RAM, 1TB HDD)Rs. 112,000
Aspire 5 2021 (15.6″ FHD, Intel i7-1165G7, MX350, 8GB RAM, 1TB HDD)Rs. 117,000
Aspire 5 2021 (15.6″ FHD, Ryzen 7 5700U, Radeon, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD)Rs. 89,000
Aspire 5 2022 (15.6″ FHD, Intel i3-1135G7, 4GB RAM, 256GB SSD)Rs. 67,000
Aspire 5 2022 (15.6″ FHD, Intel i5-1235U, Intel Iris Xe, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD)Rs. 92,000
Swift Series
Swift 3 2020 (14″ FHD, Ryzen 5 4500U, Radeon, 8GB, 256GB SSD)Rs. 89,000
Swift 3 2020 (14″ FHD, Ryzen 5 4500U, Radeon, 16GB, 512GB SSD)Rs. 100,000
Swift 3 2020 (14″ FHD, Ryzen 7 4700U, Radeon, 8GB, 512GB SSD)Rs. 102,000
Swift 3 2021 (14″ FHD, Ryzen 3 5300U, Radeon, 8GB, 256GB SSD)Rs. 82,000
Swift 3 2021 (14″ FHD, Ryzen 5 5500U, Radeon, 8GB, 512GB SSD)Rs. 94,000
Swift 3 2021 (14″ FHD, Ryzen 7 5700U, Radeon, 8GB, 512GB SSD)Rs. 129,000
Swift 3 2021 (14” FHD, Intel i5-1135G7, Iris Xe, 8GB RAM, 512GB SSD)Rs. 88,800
Swift 3 2021 (13.3” QHD, Intel i7-1165G7, Iris Xe, 8GB RAM, 512GB SSD)Rs. 129,000
Swift 3 Pro 2021 (14″ FHD, Intel i7-1165G7, Iris Xe, 16GB, 512GB SSD)Rs. 135,000
Swift 3X 2021 (14″ FHD, Intel i7-1165G7, Iris Xe Max, 16GB RAM, 1TB SSD)Rs. 148,000
Swift 5 2020 (14” FHD Touch, Intel i7-1065G7, Iris Xe, 8GB RAM, 512GB SSD)Rs. 145,000
Swift X Pro 2021 (14” FHD, Ryzen 7 5800U, RTX 3050 Ti, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD)Rs. 168,000
Nitro Series
Nitro 5 2020 (15.6″ FHD 144Hz, Intel i5-10300H, GTX 1650, 8GB, 256GB SSD)Rs. 112,000
Nitro 5 2020 (15.6″ FHD, Intel i5-10300H, RTX 2060, 8GB, 1TB HDD)Rs. 148,000
Nitro 5 2020 (15.6″ FHD, Intel i7-10750H, GTX 1650 Ti, 8GB, 512GB SSD)Rs. 145,000
Nitro 5 2020 (15.6″ FHD 144Hz, Intel i7-10750H, GTX 1650 Ti, 8GB, 512GB SSD)Rs. 152,000
Nitro 5 2020 (15.6” FHD 144Hz, Ryzen 4800H, GTX 1650 Ti, 8GB, 512GB SSD)Rs. 148,000
Nitro 5 2020 (15.6” FHD 144Hz, Ryzen 4600H, GTX 1650, 8GB, 512GB SSD)Rs. 180,000
Nitro 5 2021 (15.6” FHD 144Hz, Intel i5-11300H, GTX 1650. 8GB, 512GB SSD)Rs. 128,000
Nitro 5 2021 (15.6” FHD 144Hz, Intel i5-10300H, RTX 3050, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD)Rs. 130,000
Nitro 5 2021 (15.6” FHD 144Hz, Intel i5-10300H, RTX 3060, 8GB RAM, 512GB SSD)Rs. 165,000
Nitro 5 2021 (15.6” FHD 144Hz, Intel i5-11300H, GTX 1650, 8GB RAM, 512GB SSD)Rs. 128,000
Nitro 5 2021 (15.6” FHD 144Hz, Intel i5-11300H, RTX 3050, 8GB RAM, 512GB SSD)Rs. 135,000
Nitro 5 2021 (15.6″ FHD 144Hz, Ryzen 5 5600H, RTX 3060, 8GB, 512GB SSD)Rs. 159,000
Nitro 5 2021 (15.6″ FHD 144Hz, Ryzen 7 5800H, RTX 3070, 8GB, 1TB SSD)Rs. 199,000
Nitro 5 2022 (15.6-inch 144Hz, Intel Core i5-12500H, RTX 3050, 8GB RAM, 512GB SSD)Rs. 139,000
Predator Helios, Triton Series
Helios 300 2020(15.6″ FHD 144Hz, Intel i7-10750H, GTX 1660 Ti, 16GB, 512GB SSD)Rs. 190,000
Helios 300 2020(15.6″ FHD 144Hz, Intel i5-10750H, RTX 3060, 16GB, 1B SSD)Rs. 210,000
Helios 300 2021 (15.6″ QHD 165Hz, Intel i5-11400H, RTX 3060, 8GB, 512GB SSD)Rs. 198,000
Helios 300 2021(15.6″ QHD 165Hz, Intel i7-11800H, RTX 3050 Ti, 16GB, 1TB SSD)Rs. 199,000
Helios 300 2021(15.6″ FHD 144Hz, Intel i7-11800H, RTX 3060, 16GB, 512GB SSD)Rs. 219,990
Helios 300 2021(15.6″ QHD 165Hz, Intel i7-11800H, RTX 3060, 16GB, 1TB SSD)Rs. 230,000
Triton 300 2020(15.6″ FHD 120Hz, Intel i7-10750H, RTX 2060, 8GB, 512GB SSD)Rs. 185,000
Triton 300 2020(15.6″ FHD 120Hz, Intel i7-10750H, RTX 2060, 16GB, 512GB SSD)Rs. 192,000
Triton 300 2020(15.6″ FHD 144Hz, Intel i7-10750H, RTX 2060, 16GB, 512GB SSD)Rs. 199,000
Triton 300 SE 2021 (14” FHD 144Hz, Intel i7-11370H, RTX 3050 Ti, 16GB, 512GB SSDRs. 180,000
Triton 300 SE 2021 (14” FHD 144Hz, Intel i7-11370H, RTX 3060, 16GB, 512GB SSDRs. 225,000
Triton 500 2020 (15.6″ FHD 144Hz, Intel i7-10750H, RTX 2070, 16GB, 512GB SSD)Rs. 265,000

Conclusion:

So, that concludes our updated list of all the models of Acer laptops available in Nepal and their official prices. The company’s Nitro series is really popular among Nepali gamers because of its affordable price tag. On the other hand, lineups like Helios and Triton from Acer are for those who want a premium gaming laptop.

And for the non-gaming crowd out there, Acer’s budget Aspire and Swift series offers plenty of power and impressive battery endurance in a relatively lightweight form factor. So, these are most well suited for students, business professionals, and a similar category of users.

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Friday, September 23, 2022

Define cloud models

 What are cloud models? The cloud models define the deployment type of cloud resources. The three main cloud models are: private, public, and hybrid.

Private cloud

Let’s start with a private cloud. A private cloud is, in some ways, the natural evolution from a corporate datacenter. It’s a cloud (delivering IT services over the internet) that’s used by a single entity. Private cloud provides much greater control for the company and its IT department. However, it also comes with greater cost and fewer of the benefits of a public cloud deployment. Finally, a private cloud may be hosted from your on site datacenter. It may also be hosted in a dedicated datacenter offsite, potentially even by a third party that has dedicated that datacenter to your company.

Public cloud

A public cloud is built, controlled, and maintained by a third-party cloud provider. With a public cloud, anyone that wants to purchase cloud services can access and use resources. The general public availability is a key difference between public and private clouds.

Hybrid cloud

A hybrid cloud is a computing environment that uses both public and private clouds in an inter-connected environment. A hybrid cloud environment can be used to allow a private cloud to surge for increased, temporary demand by deploying public cloud resources. Hybrid cloud can be used to provide an extra layer of security. For example, users can flexibly choose which services to keep in public cloud and which to deploy to their private cloud infrastructure.

The following table highlights a few key comparative aspects between the cloud models.

Public cloudPrivate cloudHybrid cloud
No capital expenditures to scale upOrganizations have complete control over resources and securityProvides the most flexibility
Applications can be quickly provisioned and deprovisionedData is not collocated with other organizations’ dataOrganizations determine where to run their applications
Organizations pay only for what they useHardware must be purchased for startup and maintenanceOrganizations control security, compliance, or legal requirements
Organizations don’t have complete control over resources and securityOrganizations are responsible for hardware maintenance and updates

Multi-cloud

A fourth, and increasingly likely scenario is a multi-cloud scenario. In a multi-cloud scenario, you use multiple public cloud providers. Maybe you use different features from different cloud providers. Or maybe you started your cloud journey with one provider and are in the process of migrating to a different provider. Regardless, in a multi-cloud environment you deal with two (or more) public cloud providers and manage resources and security in both environments.

Azure Arc

Azure Arc is a set of technologies that helps manage your cloud environment. Azure Arc can help manage your cloud environment, whether it's a public cloud solely on Azure, a private cloud in your datacenter, a hybrid configuration, or even a multi-cloud environment running on multiple cloud providers at once.

Azure VMware Solution

What if you’re already established with VMware in a private cloud environment but want to migrate to a public or hybrid cloud? Azure VMware Solution lets you run your VMware workloads in Azure with seamless integration and scalability.

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Describe the shared responsibility model

 You may have heard of the shared responsibility model, but you may not understand what it means or how it impacts cloud computing.

Start with a traditional corporate datacenter. The company is responsible for maintaining the physical space, ensuring security, and maintaining or replacing the servers if anything happens. The IT department is responsible for maintaining all the infrastructure and software needed to keep the datacenter up and running. They’re also likely to be responsible for keeping all systems patched and on the correct version.

With the shared responsibility model, these responsibilities get shared between the cloud provider and the consumer. Physical security, power, cooling, and network connectivity are the responsibility of the cloud provider. The consumer isn’t collocated with the datacenter, so it wouldn’t make sense for the consumer to have any of those responsibilities.

At the same time, the consumer is responsible for the data and information stored in the cloud. (You wouldn’t want the cloud provider to be able to read your information.) The consumer is also responsible for access security, meaning you only give access to those who need it.

Then, for some things, the responsibility depends on the situation. If you’re using a cloud SQL database, the cloud provider would be responsible for maintaining the actual database. However, you’re still responsible for the data that gets ingested into the database. If you deployed a virtual machine and installed an SQL database on it, you’d be responsible for database patches and updates, as well as maintaining the data and information stored in the database.

With an on-premises datacenter, you’re responsible for everything. With cloud computing, those responsibilities shift. The shared responsibility model is heavily tied into the cloud service types (covered later in this learning path): infrastructure as a service (IaaS), platform as a service (PaaS), and software as a service (SaaS). IaaS places the most responsibility on the consumer, with the cloud provider being responsible for the basics of physical security, power, and connectivity. On the other end of the spectrum, SaaS places most of the responsibility with the cloud provider. PaaS, being a middle ground between IaaS and SaaS, rests somewhere in the middle and evenly distributes responsibility between the cloud provider and the consumer.

The following diagram highlights how the Shared Responsibility Model informs who is responsible for what, depending on the cloud service type.

Diagram showing the responsibilities of the shared responsibility model.

You’ll always be responsible for:

  • The information and data stored in the cloud
  • Devices that are allowed to connect to your cloud (cell phones, computers, and so on)
  • The accounts and identities of the people, services, and devices within your organization

The cloud provider is always responsible for:

  • The physical datacenter
  • The physical network
  • The physical hosts

Your service model will determine responsibility for things like:

  • Operating systems
  • Network controls
  • Applications
  • Identity and infrastructure
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What is cloud computing

Cloud computing is the delivery of computing services over the internet. Computing services include common IT infrastructure such as virtual machines, storage, databases, and networking. Cloud services also expand the traditional IT offerings to include things like Internet of Things (IoT), machine learning (ML), and artificial intelligence (AI).

Because cloud computing uses the internet to deliver these services, it doesn’t have to be constrained by physical infrastructure the same way that a traditional datacenter is. That means if you need to increase your IT infrastructure rapidly, you don’t have to wait to build a new datacenter—you can use the cloud to rapidly expand your IT footprint.

This short video provides a quick introduction to cloud computing.

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Introduction to cloud computing

 

Introduction to cloud computing


In this module, you’ll be introduced to general cloud concepts. You’ll start with an introduction to the cloud in general. Then you'll dive into concepts like shared responsibility, different cloud models, and explore the unique pricing method for the cloud.

If you’re already familiar with cloud computing, this module may be largely review for you.

Learning objectives

After completing this module, you’ll be able to:

  • Define cloud computing.
  • Describe the shared responsibility model.
  • Define cloud models, including public, private, and hybrid.
  • Identify appropriate use cases for each cloud model.
  • Describe the consumption-based model.
  • Compare cloud pricing models.
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Why should I take Azure Fundamentals?

 

Why should I take Azure Fundamentals?

If you're just beginning to work with the cloud, or if you already have cloud experience, Azure Fundamentals provides you with everything you need to get started.

No matter your goals, Azure Fundamentals has something for you. You should take this course if you:

  • Have general interest in Azure or in the cloud
  • Want to earn official certification from Microsoft (AZ-900)

The Azure Fundamentals learning path series can help you prepare for Exam AZ-900: Microsoft Azure Fundamentals. This exam includes three knowledge domain areas:

AZ-900 Domain Area

Weight

Describe cloud concepts

25-30%

Describe Azure architecture and services

35-40%

Describe Azure management and governance

30-35%

Each domain area maps to a learning path in Azure Fundamentals. The percentages shown indicate the relative weight of each area on the exam. The higher the percentage, the more questions that part of the exam will contain. Be sure to read the exam page for specifics about what skills are covered in each area.

This training helps you develop a broad understanding of Azure.

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Introduction to Microsoft Azure Fundamentals

 Microsoft Azure is a cloud computing platform with an ever-expanding set of services to help you build solutions to meet your business goals. Azure services support everything from simple to complex. Azure has simple web services for hosting your business presence in the cloud. Azure also supports running fully virtualized computers managing your custom software solutions. Azure provides a wealth of cloud-based services like remote storage, database hosting, and centralized account management. Azure also offers new capabilities like artificial intelligence (AI) and Internet of Things (IoT) focused services.

In this series, you’ll cover cloud computing basics, be introduced to some of the core services provided by Microsoft Azure, and will learn more about the governance and compliance services that you can use.

What is Azure Fundamentals?

Azure Fundamentals is a series of three learning paths that familiarize you with Azure and its many services and features.

Whether you're interested in compute, networking, or storage services; learning about cloud security best practices; or exploring governance and management options, think of Azure Fundamentals as your curated guide to Azure.

Azure Fundamentals includes interactive exercises that give you hands-on experience with Azure. Many exercises provide a temporary Azure portal environment called the sandbox, which allows you to practice creating cloud resources for free at your own pace.

Technical IT experience isn't required; however, having general IT knowledge will help you get the most from your learning experience.

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