Microsoft Azure Fundamentals: Cloud Concepts

Please note that some screenshots have been taken from Pluralsight’s AZ-900 Microsoft Azure Fundamentals course. The Language of Cloud Computing Cloud computing is the on-demand availability of computer system resources split into compute, networking and storage distributed via data centres around the world. Benefits include low cost, ease of adoption and almost unlimited resources. High Availability Core to the cloud.…
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Azure Fundamentals Exam Notes

My System I have taken a lot exams. Over the years, I have found that I tend to learn and retain information (at least for the short term) the best in this way: Using this system, I have passed several exams first time including the latest one where I passed an AWS exam while on maternity leave. Notes This will…
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Take Your Shot by Robin Waite

I decided to listen to Take Your Shot by Robin Waite after being extremely impressed with the coaching advice Robin gave during a podcast interview. This book did not disappoint. The delivery of the business lessons through a story was so easy to understand and relatable. It made you keep listening in order to learn how the guy progressed and…
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The result of my first practice test is…

Over the last month or so, I have been watching the Azure Fundamentals exam course on Pluralsight. I have now completed this once. After this I took a practice test to gauge: Turns out… not enough! I only got 39%, but I’m very pleased that I did this before I continued. I’ve never done a practice test before I start…
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Perfect is the enemy of good

“Oh I can’t show that yet because it’s not perfect!” I’m sure we’ve all had this thought. But what happens after this? More than likely, you never release anything. So you have sacrificed releasing something in a good state because you’re so concerned with making it great. These types of thoughts and actions impedes growth. You need to release your…
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