Hi everyone,
Since I am new to this plateform. I am currently focusing on Azure cloud. So I need access to azure cloud labs How to access I am not sure. Please guide me.
Later I want access to other DevOps labs such Kubernetes, Docker.
Hey guys, Please help me to access this labs.
We offer a variety of Azure courses, although most of them do not have hands on labs; we’re not set up for Azure the way we are for AWS, where we integrate a lot of the courses with access to AWS environments.
There are a couple ways around this. First, you can, as you have to with courses on many platforms for Azure, you need to “bring your own account”. This lets you try things out for yourself. You do need to be careful to release or delete resources that you use in your labs or experiments, since like all platform providers, Microsoft charges by the hour (or the minute) for anything you create and forget to delete. But a lot of people do it, and if you’re careful, it’s a very good way to learn.
We offer Azure courses by subscription. If you have our Standard subscription, you get access to a quite a few courses. Most are for the various Azure certifications, which teach you how things work, but mostly do not have labs. If you want to “follow along”, you need to have your own account to do that.
We also have something called “playgrounds”, where we give you somewhat limited access to Azure. There will be things you can’t do, due to cost or difficulty in tearing down things you create, but it’s convenient, and you can do quite a lot in spite of the limits. They’re time limited (3 hours for some, 1 hour for most), but after you close the lab, everything gets deleted for you, and you don’t need to worry about cost overruns. You get access to playgrounds with our “Pro” subscription, and a lot of people find that a good option.
Hey there! Welcome to the Azure side of things. It can be a bit confusing at first, but once you get the hang of it, the labs are actually pretty fun.
Start with Microsoft Learn most Azure modules there come with free sandboxes you can spin up right away (no credit card needed). It’s the easiest way to get hands-on without setting up a full account.
Once you’re comfortable, you can explore DevOps-related labs too - Kubernetes, Docker, all that good stuff. Those labs will give you a solid feel for containerization and deployments in Azure.
You’ve got this! It’s just a bit of setup, and then you’ll be running clusters like a pro in no time.