Cloud Adoption Framework
A full lifecycle framework providing best practices, documentation, and tools to help cloud architects, IT professionals, and business decision makers create and implement business and technology strategies for successful cloud adoption.
What is the Cloud Adoption Framework?
A set of quality-driven tenets, architectural decision points, and review tools intended to help solution architects build a technical foundation for their workloads
Well-Architected Framework
A container for managing one or more subscriptions, allowing for efficient access, policy, and compliance management.
What is a Management Group?
This service is chosen when there is a need to control the CPU, RAM, storage, and operating system of a resource platform.
What is a Virtual Machine?
Lets you run event-driven code without managing infrastructure.
What are Azure Functions?
It helps to define the business justification and expected outcomes of cloud adoption. It helps to define the business justification and expected outcomes of cloud adoption.
What is a Strategy?
An optimization mindset at organizational, architectural, and tactical levels to keep spending within budget
What is Cost Optimization?
A service that helps to enforce organizational standards and to assess compliance at-scale. It enables you to create, assign, and manage rules and effects for resources in Azure.
What is Azure Policy?
This implementation of virtual machines creates an additional instance of a virtual machine either on a schedule or by autoscale action.
What are Virtual Machine Scale Sets?
A managed service for hosting web apps, mobile app back ends, RESTful APIs, or automated business processes.
What is Azure App Service?
The process of moving workloads to the cloud through any number of approaches: lift and shift, lift and optimize, or modernize.
What is Migrate or Migration?
Adjusting to changes in demands placed on the workload through horizontal scaling and testing changes before deploying to production.
What is Performance Efficiency?
A logical container associated with an Azure account, responsible for the resources and incurred costs.
What is a Subscription?
The implementation of Docker containers on the Azure platform.
What are Azure Container Instance?
A cloud service that helps you schedule, automate, and orchestrate tasks, business processes, and workflows when you need to integrate apps, data, systems, and services across enterprises or organizations.
What are Azure Logic Apps?
A set of Azure datacenters within a latency-defined perimeter, connected through a dedicated regional low-latency network.
What is an Azure Region?
The collection of resources and services that collectively deliver business value.
What is a workload?
A logical container used to group related resources within a subscription for more granular management.
What is a Resource Group?
A managed orchestration service for containerized applications on the Azure platform.
What are Azure Kubernetes Services?
A managed service for running large-scale parallel and high-performance computing applications.
What is Azure Batch?
Containers for managing one or more subscriptions, allowing for efficient access, policy, and compliance management.
What are Management Groups?
Applications running across on-premises, multicloud, and the edge, ensuring uncompromised security and developer agility.
What are Hybrid Workloads?
A dashboard in Azure Policy to verify the application or absence of a policy or initiative.
What is Compliance?
The act of adding more resources to a single virtual machine, such as additional RAM and CPU capacity.
What is scaling up or vertical scaling?
Designed for routing discrete events, such as a file being created or a resource being updated. Uses a push model, sending HTTP requests to notify subscribers about events.
What is Azure Event Grid?