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Microsoft Azure Well-Architected Framework

Microsoft Reactor
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The Azure Well-Architected Framework is a set of guiding tenets to build high-quality solutions on Azure. There's no one-size-fits-all approach to designing an architecture. These concepts are not all-inclusive, but focusing on them will help you build a reliable, secure, and flexible foundation for your application. The Azure Well-Architected Framework consists of five pillars: • Cost optimization • Operational excellence • Performance efficiency • Reliability • Security The session will focus on: Developers and IT Pros & Solutions Architect What will you learn from this session: Pillars of the Azure Well-Architected Framework …...more
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Microsoft Azure Well-Architected Framework
The Azure Well-Architected Framework is a set of guiding tenets to build high-quality solutions on Azure. There's no one-size-fits-all approach to designing an architecture. These concepts are not all-inclusive, but focusing on them will help you build a reliable, secure, and flexible foundation for your application. The Azure Well-Architected Framework consists of five pillars: • Cost optimization • Operational excellence • Performance efficiency • Reliability • Security The session will focus on: Developers and IT Pros & Solutions Architect What will you learn from this session: Pillars of the Azure Well-Architected Framework Learn Module- https://aka.ms/AzureWell-ArchitectedF... Speaker Details Dixit Arora started his journey with Microsoft in 2015 as a part of IIS team and later moved to Azure in 2016. During his cloud journey, he has worked in various PAAS technologies like Azure App service , Azure Functions, APIM and Logic apps. Currently, he is a part of Fast Track team helping start-ups in their cloud journey. Social Handle of the speaker Twitter: @dixit604 #ReactorBengaluru [eventID:17567]

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Microsoft Reactor

114K subscribers