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Azure Services Categories
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AI and machine learning
- Anomaly Detector
- Azure Applied AI Services
- Azure Bot Services
- Azure Cognitive Search
- Azure Cognitive Services
- Azure Databricks
- Azure Form Recognizer
- Azure Immersive Reader
- Azure Machine Learning
- Azure Metrics Advisor
- Azure Open Datasets
- Azure OpenAI Service
- Azure Video Indexer
- Cognitive Service for Language
- Computer Vision
- Content Moderator
- Custom Vision
- Data Science Virtual Machines
- Face
- Health Bot
- Language Understanding (LUIS)
- Microsoft Genomics
- Personalizer
- Project Bonsai
- QnA Maker
- Speaker Recognition
- Speech to text
- Speech translation
- Text to speech
- Translator
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Analytics
- Azure Analysis Services
- Azure Data Explorer
- Azure Data Factory
- Azure Data Lake Storage
- Azure Data Lake Storage Gen1
- Azure Stream Analytics
- Azure Synapse Analytics
- Data Catalog
- Data Lake Analytics
- Event Hubs
- HDInsight
- Microsoft Graph Data Connect
- Microsoft Purview
- Power BI Embedded
- R Server for HDInsight
- Compute
- Containers
- Databases
- Developer tools
- DevOps
- Hybrid and multicloud
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Identity and Security
- Azure Active Directory
- Azure Active Directory Domain Services
- Azure Active Directory External Identities
- Azure Bastion
- Azure Confidential Ledger
- Azure Dedicated HSM
- Azure Information Protection
- Key Vault
- Microsoft Azure Attestation
- Microsoft Defender for Cloud
- Microsoft Defender for IoT
- Microsoft Sentinel
- Integration
- Internet of Things
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Management and governance
- Automation
- Azure Advisor
- Azure Automanage
- Azure Blueprints
- Azure Lighthouse
- Azure Managed Applications
- Azure Managed Grafana
- Azure mobile app
- Azure Monitor
- Azure Policy
- Azure Resource Manager
- Azure Resource Manager templates
- Azure Resource Mover
- Azure Service Health
- Bicep
- Cloud Shell
- Defender External Attack Surface Management
- Microsoft Azure portal
- Microsoft Cost Management
- Update management center
- Media
- Migration
- Mixed reality
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Networking
- Application Gateway
- Azure DDoS Protection
- Azure DNS
- Azure ExpressRoute
- Azure Firewall
- Azure Firewall Manager
- Azure Front Door
- Azure Internet Analyzer
- Azure Network Function Manager
- Azure Orbital
- Azure Private 5G Core
- Azure Private Link
- Azure Route Server
- Azure Virtual Network Manager
- Content Delivery Network
- Load Balancer
- Network Watcher
- Traffic Manager
- Virtual Network
- Virtual WAN
- VPN Gateway
- Web Application Firewall
- Power Platform
- Storage
- Virtual desktop infrastructure
- Web and mobile
About Azure InfoHub
What Azure InfoHub is
- A little personal development project by a Microsoft employee (as such, there are no implicit or explicit obligations related to it)
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A resource of publicly available content about Azure (you won’t find any content there that is not available somewhere else). You will find per service...
- Links to official homepage, SLAs, limits, pricing
- Short overview
- Getting started link lists (how to start with using the service)
- Full content map of the official documentation with links to the documentation
- Links to videos (on Channel9 and YouTube), online-trainings, tools and StackOverflow questions
- A link-network between content sources (feeds, Azure doc, Stackoverflow, Youtube etc.) and output channels (the website itself, its RSS-feed-capabilities etc.)
What Azure InfoHub is NOT
- It is not an official Microsoft resource.
- It does not contain any content only available there, it only references to other content.
- It is not a way to “steal” web traffic from other Azure-content-source (it’s the opposite: it’s an attempt to direct traffic to these sources and make content visible/findable on a per-service-basis)
- It does not have any hard SLAs.
Terms of Use
YouTube Content and Terms of Service
Azure Info Hub lists YouTube content. By using Azure Info Hub, you are agreeing to be bound by the YouTube Terms of Service.
Privacy
This privacy policy ("policy") will help you understand how Azure InfoHub uses and protects data it processes and what this means for you if you visit and use Azure InfoHub.
What User Data does Azure InfoHub Collect
Good news from a privacy standpoint: Azure InfoHub doesn't store any personal data about its visitors. Simple reason for this: we don't care about who you are, where you're coming from or anything else about you. This service is provided as an information platform and not a tool to generate user data. This is the reason why there is no personalized content on Azure InfoHub.
Azure InfoHub Cookie Policy
- Azure InfoHub sets one Cookie containing the date of your last visit. This information is used to display the little red "new"-icons next to content that was updated since your last visit.
- Azure InfoHub uses App Insights to collect anonymized data regarding online behavior of its users (analyze web traffic, web pages accessed). The data Azure InfoHub collects by using cookies is only used for statistical analysis, and is completely removed after analysis.
If you want to disable cookies, you can do it by accessing the settings of your internet browser. You'll still be able to use Azure InfoHub without restrictions.
Links to Other Websites
Azure InfoHub contains links that lead to other websites. If you click on these links, Azure InfoHub is not held responsible for your data and privacy protection on those sites. Visiting those websites is not geverned by this privacy policy. Make sure to read the privacy policy documentation of the website you go from Azure InfoHub.