Azure is a cloud computing platform owned by Microsoft. It is one of the major existing cloud computing platforms.
In this article, I will be showing you the core azure architectural components.
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Microsoft Azure Core Components include:
Azure Regions: These are geographical locations that contain data centers where Azure services are hosted.
Resource Groups: These are containers used to manage and organize Azure resources.
Azure Resource Manager (ARM): This is the deployment and management service that provides a consistent management layer for resources.
Compute Services: These include Azure Virtual Machines, Azure App Services, and Azure Functions for running applications.
Storage Services: Options for various types of data storage, such as Azure Blob Storage, Azure File Storage, and Azure Table Storage.
Networking Services: Tools for connecting and securing resources, including Azure Virtual Network, Azure Load Balancer, and Azure VPN Gateway.
Databases: Managed database services like Azure SQL Database, Azure Cosmos DB, and Azure Database for MySQL/PostgreSQL.
Development Tools: Azure DevOps and Azure CLI for continuous integration and deployment.
These components work together to provide a flexible, scalable cloud infrastructure for a wide range of applications and services.