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At this point in time when the whole world is migrating to the Cloud, I believe, going for a Microsoft Azure certification would be one of the best careers anyone could opt for a job. There are many companies nowadays who are specifically looking for candidates who have experience with Azure.

The Azure certification not just introduces you to the Cloud, but also explains in detail about its features, use, and functionality; and also showcases your expertise in the domain. It is a proof of your knowledge and understanding of Cloud technologies, its features, working, innovation and management.

 How to get Azure Certified?

The following exams will help you to get Azure certification

Exam 70-532, Developing Microsoft Azure Solutions,

Exam 70-533, Implementing Microsoft Azure Solutions,

Exam 70-534, Architecting Microsoft Azure Solutions,

Exam 70-537, Configuring and Operating a Hybrid Cloud with MS Azure Stack.

 Here are a few quick reasons to help you decide why you should go for an Azure certification.

·        To get complete awareness of Microsoft Azure

·        To gain hands-on-experience of Cloud technologies

·        To learn about managing, deploying, developing and building businesses on the Cloud

·        To understand how to optimize businesses revenue while decreasing the infrastructural cost

·        There is a huge skill gap for the cloud computing professionals

·        Tough competition between AWS and Azure. This puts more pressure on Azure for making their certification more valuable.

·        Azure is the second largest cloud provider and growing in the faster phase.

Top 4 Cloud Trends for MS Azure in 2018

With Microsoft Azure, it’s possible to have both a cloud that is user-friendly, cost-effective and a leader in technology. While Azure is holding steady at the top of the competition in cloud services, it’s still improving and following big cloud trends on the market.  In this article, I have put together the 4 top cloud trends for 2018 for Azure 

1. Growing interest in artificial intelligence and machine learning

AI and ML are the most prominent cloud computing trends.We cannot blame companies for wanting better access to artificial intelligence and machine learning. Combined, these two can boost productivity, lower training costs, and improve products in a timeframe that no human can compete with 

2. Internet of Things

People use their smart phones or tablets to access the Internet, and the falling costs of smart homes make the IoT one of the number one topic to think about for companies creating apps.

3. Evolving concerns about security

With the new Azure Active Directory (AD) pass-through authentication and seamless single sign-on, Advanced Threat Analytics, and the new Microsoft Authenticator, it keeps its lead over any other clouds in security.

4. Edge computing

Edge Computing is a big cloud computing trend today because more companies want to run applications with real-time services, like real-time local data analysis and analytics.

 Azure technology at an affordable price.

As you can see, the cloud’s technology is always evolving and is striving to fulfil client’s expectations and needs. As more customers are adopting cloud services, their requirements, their struggles, and always-growing business will define the new cloud computing trends, not just the progression of technology. Azure has put in the effort to be at the forefront of those big cloud trends in 2018 and is providing a tool that represents the best of both worlds: cutting-edge technology at an affordable price.

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Akash Asthana

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