Microsoft Azure Training in Gurgaon

Cloud computing has become one of the fastest-growing career fields in the IT industry. With businesses shifting to cloud platforms, the demand for skilled Azure professionals is rising rapidly. Our Microsoft Azure Training in Gurgaon helps you gain practical cloud skills, understand Azure services, and prepare for industry-recognized certifications to build a successful career.

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Microsoft Azure Training in Gurgaon Overview

Microsoft Azure Certification Training Gurgaon by Gyansetu is module training program that equips you with knowledge of core Azure services, virtual machines, network configuration, storage services, authentication and authorization methods, security features, monitoring tools, architecture, Azure portal, Azure PowerShell, and Azure CLI. This training will enable you to prepare well for AZ-900 (Azure Fundamentals), AZ-104 (Azure Administrator Associate), and AZ-305 (Azure Solutions Architect Expert).

Microsoft Azure Certification Training Gurgaon by Gyansetu is an module training course that is designed for professionals like IT Professionals, System Administrators, Developers, Freshers, Working Professionals who want to learn Azure cloud computing skills. The best part is that no cloud experience is necessary. In addition, you do not need to have any coding knowledge either. However, what you will be doing during your training will be performing live labs on Azure subscriptions.

This is the current state of affairs. India’s Cloud Market is witnessing an annual growth rate of 26% and will result in an increase in jobs related to the cloud by 40%, says KnowledgeHut’s analysis of India’s Cloud market for 2024. In 2026, the demand for Azure DevOps engineers surged 47% year-over-year. Azure certifications add up to 15-25% to the salary, depending on the certification level, where AZ-104 is offered salaries of ₹8-18 LPA, while AZ-305 Solutions Architects command salaries of ₹15-35 LPA. The following companies hire Azure Certified Professionals all year round for their operations in Cyber City, Udyog Vihar & DLF Phase areas of Gurgaon: Microsoft India, Accenture, TCS, Infosys, Wipro, HCL, IBM, Ericsson, Deloitte & KPMG.

Azure is the world’s second most popular cloud computing service, and Azure powers the top cloud in India’s Enterprise IT space, dominating BFSI, Healthcare, Manufacturing & IT Services sectors. All big IT services firms operating in Gurgaon’s tech corridor are in the process of migrating to Azure and hiring certified professionals for the job of managing, administering, and architecture the environment.

The training includes 8 topics: Azure basics and AZ-900 certification, Azure core services and compute, Azure networking, Azure storage and databases, Azure identity and security, Azure monitoring and governance, Azure architecture and AZ-305 preparation, and an Azure lab project as a capstone project. Tools covered are Azure portal, PowerShell, Azure CLI, ARM templates, Azure monitor, Log analytics, Key vault, Azure Entra ID (Active directory), and Azure DevOps (Introduction).

Gyansetu has trained over 32,500 professionals from 50 countries in total since 2013 and placed over 20,000 professionals at companies such as TCS, Infosys, Wipro, Accenture, HCL, and IBM. Microsoft Azure Certification Training is NASSCOM accredited, a certification credential sought after by many IT services companies, MNCs, and GCCs in Gurgaon’s technology zones who screen for azure certification during cloud recruitment rounds.

You will have 5 Azure lab projects done, Microsoft certification exams preparation for AZ-900 and AZ-104 certifications, and a NASSCOM registered course completion certificate. It is not a slide deck course. It is a lab course that makes Azure-certified professionals.

Why Choose Gyansetu’s Microsoft Azure Training?

Our Azure training is built on a real-world, lab-first approach that helps you close the gap between certification theory and production-ready cloud skills.

In-Depth Curriculum: Master Azure compute, networking, storage, identity, security, monitoring, automation, and AI services — covering everything AZ-900, AZ-104, and AZ-305 require.
Practical Projects: You’ll work on real-world labs like VM deployment across availability zones, hub-and-spoke network architecture, and a full Entra ID security baseline.
Flexible Duration: Select weekday, weekend, or a 15-day fast-track batch to fit your schedule.
Professional Mentorship: Learn from working Azure administrators and architects with real production experience — not full-time instructors reading slides.
Certification: Prepare fully for AZ-900 and AZ-104, with an introduction to AZ-305, backed by a NASSCOM-registered training certificate.
Placement Assistance: Access hiring networks, resume building, mock interviews, and individualized career guidance for Azure roles.
Live Interactive Classes: Engage in live labs, troubleshooting sessions, and peer discussion — both online and offline.
Portfolio Building: Walk into interviews with 5 documented Azure lab projects plus a deployed capstone environment.
Lifetime Access: Keep access to recordings, lab guides, and updated materials as Azure itself keeps changing.
Tools Mastery: Learn to use Azure Portal, PowerShell, Azure CLI, ARM Templates, Bicep, Key Vault, and Azure Monitor with confidence.

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Microsoft Azure Professional Certification Training in Gurgaon

You don’t get handed a badge for showing up. This certification exists because of one basic problem: anyone can write “Azure trained” on a resume. Proving it is a different game entirely.
Our certification confirms you can run real Azure environments — provisioning compute, locking down identity, watching things after they’re deployed. Not just clicking through a portal once and calling it done.
Here’s what makes it worth something:

Industry Recognition: IT firms across Gurgaon’s Cyber City and Udyog Vihar corridors know this credential; they’ve seen it before, and that matters more than people assume.
Verifiable Authenticity: A unique certificate ID, checkable in under sixty seconds — no guessing whether it’s real.
Career Impact: certified Azure professionals move faster into IT services, BFSI, and consulting roles, the sectors currently throwing budget at cloud-skilled hires.

Microsoft Azure Training Curriculum

Microsoft Azure Training CurriculumGyansetu's Microsoft Azure Certification Training in Gurgaon covers 13 modules — from cloud fundamentals and virtual machines through networking, identity and security, monitoring, automation, and Azure AI services. The curriculum is built around live labs on real Azure subscriptions, preparing you for the AZ-900, AZ-104, and AZ-305 certification exams with hands-on practice, not just theory.

Module 1: Cloud & Azure Fundamentals

1.1 What is Cloud Computing?

What cloud computing actually is — and what it is not
The business case for moving to the cloud
On-premises vs Cloud vs Hybrid: real trade-offs
IaaS vs PaaS vs SaaS with real Azure examples

1.2 Azure Global Infrastructure

Azure Regions, Availability Zones, and Edge Zones explained
Shared Responsibility Model — who secures what
Azure datacentre footprint in 2026

1.3 Azure vs the Competition

Azure vs AWS vs GCP — where Azure wins and where it doesn’t
Azure pricing fundamentals: Consumption, Reserved, Spot

Module 2: Azure Portal, Account & Governance

2.1 Account Hierarchy

Tenant → Management Groups → Subscriptions → Resource Groups
Azure Portal deep dive — every panel you will use daily
Azure CLI and Cloud Shell: first commands

2.2 Governance & Policy

Tagging strategy for cost allocation and compliance
Azure Policy — enforce standards at scale
Azure Blueprints for repeatable environments
Resource Locks — preventing accidental deletion in production

2.3 Cost Control from Day One

Azure Cost Management: budgets and spending alerts
Setting up billing alerts before your first VM

Module 3: Virtual Machines & Compute Services

3.1 VM Architecture & Sizing

VM series overview: B, D, E, F, N — choosing the right size
Burstable vs general-purpose vs memory-optimised VMs
Deploying Windows and Linux VMs from portal and CLI

3.2 Storage & Extensions

Managed vs unmanaged disks — why managed wins every time
OS disks, data disks, and temporary disks explained
VM Extensions: Custom Script, Azure Monitor Agent, DSC

3.3 Cost-Optimised Compute

Azure Spot VMs — save up to 90% for interruptible workloads
Reserved VM Instances — 1-year vs 3-year commitments
Azure Dedicated Hosts for compliance requirements

3.4 Beyond VMs

VM Image Gallery and custom images
Azure Container Instances (ACI) — containers without the cluster
Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) — introduction and when to use it
Azure Batch for large-scale parallel compute

4.1 Azure Blob Storage

Block blobs, append blobs, and page blobs
Hot, Cool, Cold, and Archive tiers — cost vs access trade-offs
Lifecycle management policies and blob versioning

4.2 Other Storage Types

Azure Files — managed file shares (SMB and NFS)
Azure File Sync for hybrid on-premises scenarios
Queue Storage for decoupled messaging
Table Storage for NoSQL key-value data
Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2 for big data analytics

4.3 Security & Redundancy

Storage redundancy: LRS, ZRS, GRS, GZRS explained
Access keys, SAS tokens, Azure AD auth, and private endpoints
CDN integration for global static content acceleration

5.1 Virtual Network Architecture

VNet address spaces, subnets, and CIDR planning
Network Security Groups (NSG) — rules, priority, and effective rules
Application Security Groups (ASG) for logical VM grouping

5.2 Advanced Security & Routing

Azure Firewall — managed stateful firewall with threat intelligence
User-Defined Routes (UDR) and route tables
Azure DDoS Protection: Basic vs Network protection plans
Azure Bastion — secure RDP/SSH without public IPs
Azure NAT Gateway for predictable outbound connectivity

5.3 Connectivity & DNS

VNet Peering: local and global peering
Azure VPN Gateway: Site-to-Site and Point-to-Site VPNs
Azure ExpressRoute — dedicated private connectivity
Azure Private Endpoints and Private Link
Azure DNS: public and private zones
Network Watcher: packet capture and connection troubleshooting

6.1 Microsoft Entra ID (Azure AD)

Azure AD → Microsoft Entra ID: what changed and why it matters
Users, Groups, and Guest accounts
RBAC: built-in roles vs custom roles, scope levels

6.2 App Identity & Managed Access

App Registration and Service Principals
Managed Identities — eliminating stored credentials entirely
Privileged Identity Management (PIM) — just-in-time access

6.3 Advanced Security & Compliance

Conditional Access Policies — risk-based access control
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) and passwordless options
Entra ID Connect — hybrid identity with on-premises AD
Azure AD B2B — external collaboration
Azure AD B2C — customer identity for your applications
Microsoft Defender for Identity
Zero Trust architecture principles applied to Azure

7.1 Azure Monitor & Log Analytics

Azure Monitor: the unified monitoring platform
Metrics vs Logs — when to use each
Log Analytics Workspace setup and data ingestion
Kusto Query Language (KQL) essentials for cloud ops

7.2 Application & Infrastructure Insights

VM Insights for performance and dependency mapping
Application Insights for app-level telemetry
Azure Monitor for Containers (AKS monitoring)
Diagnostic Settings — routing logs to Log Analytics, Storage, Event Hubs

7.3 Alerting & Dashboards

Metric alerts, log alerts, and action groups
Azure Workbooks for custom dashboards
Azure Service Health and Resource Health
Microsoft Sentinel integration basics — SIEM overview

8.1 Availability Fundamentals

SLA calculations: what 99.9% vs 99.99% means in real downtime minutes
Availability Zones vs Availability Sets — choosing the right model
VM Scale Sets (VMSS) — auto-scaling at the infrastructure level

8.2 Load Balancing & Traffic Management

Azure Load Balancer: Standard vs Basic, internal vs external
Azure Application Gateway: Layer 7 load balancing and WAF
Azure Traffic Manager — DNS-based global load balancing
Azure Front Door — global HTTP/S with WAF, CDN, and failover

8.3 Backup & Disaster Recovery

Azure Site Recovery (ASR) for VM disaster recovery
Azure Backup: VM, file, and long-term retention
RTO vs RPO — planning your recovery strategy
Business Continuity Planning framework on Azure

9.1 CLI, PowerShell & ARM

Azure CLI: advanced scripting patterns for production use
Azure PowerShell: Az module essentials and automation scripts
ARM Templates: structure, parameters, linked templates, what-if deployments

9.2 Azure Bicep — Modern IaC

Bicep vs ARM vs Terraform — when to use which in 2026
Bicep modules and reusable components
Bicep deployment stacks
Azure Policy as Code — deploying policies via Bicep

9.3 CI/CD Pipelines

Azure DevOps: Pipelines, Repos, Boards, Artifacts
GitHub Actions for Azure — OIDC-based authentication (no stored secrets)
Azure Automation: runbooks and Desired State Configuration (DSC)
Deployment patterns: blue-green, canary, and ring deployments

10.1 Azure SQL Family

Azure SQL Database — service tiers: General Purpose, Business Critical, Hyperscale
SQL Elastic Pools for multi-tenant cost optimisation
Azure SQL Managed Instance for full SQL Server compatibility

10.2 NoSQL & Open Source

Azure Cosmos DB — APIs: Core SQL, MongoDB, Cassandra, Gremlin, Table
Consistency levels explained in plain English
Azure Database for PostgreSQL Flexible Server
Azure Database for MySQL Flexible Server

10.3 Caching, Analytics & Security

Azure Cache for Redis — caching patterns and use cases
Azure Synapse Analytics — data warehousing overview
Private endpoints and security for managed databases

11.1 Azure App Service

App Service Plans: tiers, scaling, and cost optimisation
Deployment slots for zero-downtime deployments
Custom domains, SSL certificates, and Easy Auth

11.2 Azure Functions & Serverless

Function triggers: HTTP, Timer, Blob, Queue, Event Grid, Service Bus
Durable Functions for stateful serverless workflows
Consumption vs Premium Plan — cold start mitigation
Azure Container Apps — serverless containers with KEDA autoscaling

11.3 Messaging & Integration

Azure Service Bus: queues, topics, and subscriptions
Azure Event Grid for event-driven architectures
Azure Event Hubs for high-throughput telemetry ingestion
Azure Logic Apps — low-code workflow automation
Azure API Management (APIM) — gateway, versioning, and policies

12.1 Azure OpenAI Service

Available models in 2026 and model selection criteria
Prompt engineering for enterprise use cases
Azure OpenAI vs OpenAI API — data privacy and compliance differences
Content filtering and responsible AI guardrails

12.2 Azure AI Services

Azure AI Search — RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) architecture
Azure AI Document Intelligence — extract data from PDFs and forms
Azure AI Vision: image analysis, OCR, and object detection
Azure AI Language: sentiment, entity recognition, summarisation
Azure AI Speech: speech-to-text and text-to-speech

12.3 Responsible AI & Governance

Microsoft Responsible AI framework: fairness, reliability, privacy
EU AI Act implications for Azure workloads in 2026

13.1 Azure Pricing & Cost Analysis

Azure pricing model: consumption, reserved, hybrid benefit
Azure Cost Management + Billing: dashboards and cost analysis
Azure Advisor cost recommendations — automated savings identification
Right-sizing VMs with Azure Advisor and Monitor data

13.2 Cost Optimisation Tools

Azure Reservations: 1-year vs 3-year savings commitments
Azure Hybrid Benefit for Windows Server and SQL Server licences
Azure Savings Plans: flexible commitment pricing
Spot VMs for batch and interruptible workloads

13.3 FinOps Governance

FinOps Foundation framework applied to Azure
Showback vs chargeback models for internal cloud billing
Cost allocation with tags and Management Group hierarchies
Cost governance with Azure Policy and Budgets

Industry Ready Microsoft Azure Projects

You will create five different Azure labs in each of the modules, along with a complete capstone project. All of the projects will be created using an Azure subscription that is live. All of the projects will be creating Azure resources rather than completing a tutorial through screenshots. All of the projects will reflect exam objectives for AZ-104 certification.

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AZ-900 Mock Exam and Gap Analysis

What you build: An entire AZ-900 exam simulation test taken within exam-like conditions – 40 questions in 60 minutes, scored with a gap analysis that pinpoints the objective weaknesses. The gap analysis is what you will use as a revision guide leading up to your AZ-900 exam.
Tools used: Azure Portal (exploration), AZ-900 practice environment
What it proves: The fact that you’re prepared for the actual AZ-900 exam, along with an effective revision strategy, and not merely advice to “study more.” The AZ-900 certificate is your ticket to employment at any Azure company in Gurgaon.

Azure VM and Compute Deployment

What you build: An end-to-end Azure compute environment – including two VMs (Windows Server & Linux VM) provisioned in two availability zones, customized script extension, managed disks Premium SSD, Azure Bastion setup, and Azure Backup with 30 days retention policy.
Tools used: Azure Portal, PowerShell, Azure CLI
What it proves in an interview: By demonstrating your proficiency in configuring Azure VMs in a production environment rather than creating a simple VM using the portal. Azure Virtual Machine Management remains the most extensively tested topic of the AZ-104 exam, as well as the most frequent day-to-day activity performed by Azure administrators from TCS, Infosys, and Accenture’s Gurgaon clouds.

Azure 3-Tier Network Architecture

What you build: A full Azure hub-and-spoke network comprising a hub VNet with Azure Firewall, a spoke VNet with subnets for web and application servers, NSG rules controlling traffic based on tiers, an Azure Load Balancer directing traffic to web VMs, VNet Peering between the hub and spoke VNets, and an Azure Bastion server for VM access.
Tools used: Azure Portal, PowerShell, ARM Templates, Network Watcher
What it proves in an interview: That you can explain the Azure networking architecture in depth, which is one of the toughest topics in AZ-104, differentiating between junior Azure administrators and mid-level ones. Networking questions form the majority of AZ-104 technical screening questions at Gurgaon’s cloud-first companies.

What you build: The entire security solution in Azure – Entra ID including MFA through Conditional Access policies, RBAC roles assigned to 3 resource groups with custom roles, Azure Policies to enforce resource tagging, Key Vault where you save 3 application passwords along with access policies and Defender for Cloud where security assessments and recommendations have been implemented.
Tools used: Azure Entra ID, Azure Policy, Key Vault, Defender for Cloud, PowerShell
What it proves in an interview: Your ability to implement the security layer of Azure – the very aspect that any Azure Administrator or Architect is responsible for when deployed in a production environment. Security questions are always asked on the AZ-104 and AZ-305 certifications. Also, 3 scenario-based security questions will be asked by IBM, Deloitte, and KPMG on your technical screens in Gurgaon.

What you build: An end-to-end 3-tier solution on Microsoft Azure that covers all components in the context of your fictional company’s brief – including designing according to your requirements, deploying using the Azure portal and ARM templates, securing using Entra ID and Key Vault, monitoring with Log Analytics and alerts, and documenting with an architecture diagram.
Tools used: Azure Portal, PowerShell, Azure CLI, ARM Templates/Bicep, Azure Entra ID, Key Vault, Azure Monitor, Log Analytics, Defender for Cloud
What it proves in an interview: Everything. It goes without saying that an Azure expert who logs onto the Azure portal in an interview, shows his/her skills of deploying multi-tier environments, elaborates on an RBAC matrix and runs a Log Analytics query would have reached a stage that many people who passed their AZ-104 cannot even comprehend.

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Industry Mentors

✔ Working Azure administrators & architects
✔ 15+ yrs cloud experience
✔ Currently active professionals

✘ Theoretical trainers
✘ No real cloud exposure

Complete Toolkit

✔ Azure Portal to PowerShell/CLI
✔ ARM Templates + Bicep
✔ Networking + Security
✔ Azure AI Services

✘ Limited syllabus
✘ No AI tools
✘ Outdated curriculum

Beginner to Pro Roadmap

✔ Starts from basics
✔ Step-by-step learning
✔ No cloud experience needed

✘ Assume experience
✘ No structured path

Cloud-Powered Learning

✔ Live Azure subscription labs
✔ Real dashboard monitoring
✔ Automation workflows

✘ No hands-on cloud exposure
✘ Only traditional IT tools

Career Specialization

✔ AZ-900 Fundamentals Track
✔ AZ-104 Administrator Track
✔ AZ-305 Architect Track

✘ One-size-fits-all
✘ No certification alignment

Real Industry Projects

✔ 5 live Azure lab projects
✔ 1 full capstone environment
✔ Compute, network, security, monitoring use cases

✘ 1–2 basic projects
✘ Academic examples only

Practical Learning

✔ 70% hands-on
✔ VM deployment + networking
✔ Live Log Analytics queries

✘ Theory-heavy
✘ Limited practice

Career Support

✔ Resume building around lab projects
✔ Interview prep for AZ-104 screens
✔ Hiring guidance with named companies

✘ No structured support
✘ No networking

Who is this course for?

IT Professionals & System Administrators
Developers Moving Into Cloud Infrastructure
Freshers With No Cloud Experience
Working Professionals Targeting Azure Certification
Anyone Preparing for AZ-900, AZ-104, or AZ-305

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Access to Job Application & Alumni Network

Get chance to connect with Hiring partners from top startups and product-based companies.

Mock Interview Session

Get One-On-One Mock Interview Session with our Experts. They will provide continuous feedback and improvement plan until you get a job in industry.

Live Interactive Sessions

Live interactive sessions with industry experts to gain knowledge on the skills expected by companies. Solve practice sheets on interview questions to help crack interviews.

Career Oriented Sessions

Personalized career focused sessions to guide on current interview trends, personality development, soft skill and HR related questions.

Resume & Naukri Profile Building

Get help in creating resume & Naukri Profile from our placement team and learn how to grab attention of HR’s for shortlisting your profile.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What is Microsoft Azure and why should I learn it in 2026?

Azure by Microsoft is the cloud computing platform of Microsoft that provides over 200 services related to computing, networking, storage, database, artificial intelligence, DevOps, and security. Azure is ranked second in terms of market share for cloud services globally and is the leading cloud platform in the BFSI, healthcare, manufacturing, and IT Services industries of India. The annual growth rate of the cloud market in India is currently 26%, which has resulted in an estimated growth of 40% in the creation of employment in the cloud segment. All prominent IT service companies in Cyber City and Udyog Vihar of Gurgaon are moving their workloads to Azure and recruiting certified employees.

Q2: What is the salary of an Azure certified professional in Gurgaon?

Azure Professionals working in Gurgaon fall within three salary scales based on the certification obtained. Those possessing AZ-900 certification and entry-level workers receive ₹4-6 LPA in the field of cloud support and junior administrators. Those possessing AZ-104 certification in Azure Administrator have salaries between ₹8-18 LPA for middle career workers. The mean salary of an Azure Cloud Engineer in India is currently ₹6 LPA, but rapidly increasing with more practical experience (KnowledgeHut 2024). AZ-305 Certification in Solutions Architects earn ₹15-35 LPA as senior-level workers.

Q3: What is the difference between AZ-900, AZ-104, and AZ-305?

AZ-900 is called Azure Fundamentals, which is an introductory level exam that tests one’s fundamental knowledge about clouds and Azure solutions. Hands-on experience not needed. AZ-104 is Azure Administrator Associate, and it is considered the main professional level exam in Azure. It tests the hands-on abilities of one to manage Azure resources. Hands-on experience needed and this is the most sought-after Azure exam at IT companies in Gurgaon. The third is AZ-305, which is Azure Solutions Architect Expert certification. It focuses on designing architectures using Azure. Prerequisite of AZ-104 is necessary.

In case you do not have any cloud background whatsoever – then AZ-900 will be your starting point. The preparation time would take anywhere between 2 to 4 weeks. The cost for taking the exam will be ₹8,200 (approximately) in India. This test provides you the basics that you need which will make AZ-104 considerably easy for you. In case you work in the field of IT – system admin, networking, or development – then start directly with AZ-104.

No cloud knowledge is required to take AZ-900. On the other hand, according to Microsoft, one needs to have at least six months of Azure practical experience for AZ-104 exam; however, our training course is designed in such a way that one gains experience by working on live labs, so one gains practical experience in Azure in our training course. Any IT professional irrespective of their expertise in any particular area like system administration, networking, software engineering, or database administration finds it easier than a total beginner.

Azure certified professionals in Gurgaon are employed by companies spread out in 3 different domains: IT services providers, consultancies, and Global Capability Centers (GCCs). Companies which have an active hiring process for Azure positions are IT Services Providers like Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), Infosys, Wipro, HCL, Accenture, Ericsson, and IBM; who operate in Cyber City, Udyog Vihar, and DLF Phase. Consultants like Deloitte, KPMG, Ernst & Young (EY), and McKinsey hire Azure architects and security engineers to migrate and advise on cloud. More global companies are establishing their cloud infrastructure centers in Gurgaon.

However, Azure and AWS remain the biggest two cloud platform providers in the world, with approximately 23% market share for Azure and around 31% market share for AWS, based on Synergy Research Group 2026 figures. AWS enjoys wider adoption in startup and e-commerce organizations across the globe. However, in the case of enterprise and hybrid cloud, especially in India, Azure holds an upper hand, especially in organizations running Microsoft technology stack such as Windows Server, SQL Server, Active Directory, and Office 365. When it comes to the choice of cloud platform in Gurgaon for hiring from the perspective of large enterprise IT services firms and GCCs, Azure should win out.

AZ-104 – Microsoft Certified: Azure Administrator Associate – is the key professional certification related to Azure that an administrator must take in order to implement, maintain, and manage his or her Azure environments. This certification includes 5 domains, which are: Manage Azure Identities and Governance (20-25%); Implement and Manage Storage (15-20%); Deploy and Manage Azure Compute Resources (20-25%); Implement and Manage Virtual Networking (15-20%), and Monitor and Maintain Azure Resources (10-15%). There are 40-60 questions and 120 minutes allocated for the exam, and the minimum pass score is 700 out of 1000.

Role-based access control, which is also known as RBAC, is the access management tool that Azure uses to determine the permissions granted for each user to interact with Azure resources. Rather than provide general permissions for a particular Azure subscription, RBAC provides role assignments for the scope (subscription, resource group, or a particular resource). The reason why it is important is that it ensures the minimum privilege principle, meaning that each user or application is allowed to perform only necessary actions with Azure resources. RBAC topics will always be included in your AZ-104 exam and Azure administration interviews.

This training is completely designed to equip you with all knowledge needed for clearing AZ-900 & AZ-104 certification exams, which includes mock exams with real exam scenarios. Once the training is completed, you have to register yourself with Microsoft Pearson VUE portal and take exams from the India location only.

The Microsoft Azure Certification training program offered by Gyansetu at Gurgaon consists of modules starting with fundamentals, AZ-900, ending up with AZ-305 Architecture. There are two batches of classes available, one during weekends and another during weekdays for working professionals. Every session is videotaped for lifetime access.

The two certificates that you will receive from Microsoft Azure Certification Training offered by Gyansetu include a Gyansetu certificate of training which is listed at NASSCOM and which is awarded once you complete the final module of your course, verifiable at gyansetu.in in less than 60 seconds and recognized by IT services companies and multinational corporations in the Gurgaon areas of Cyber City and Udyog Vihar. The second one is a Microsoft Certified: Azure Administrator Associate AZ-104 or Azure Fundamentals AZ-900 badge from Microsoft after successfully undergoing certification.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What is Microsoft Azure and why should I learn it in 2026?

Q2: What is the salary of an Azure certified professional in Gurgaon?

Q3: What is the difference between AZ-900, AZ-104, and AZ-305?

Q4: Do I need prior programming experience for SQL training in Gurgaon?

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Q7: What is the difference between Azure and AWS?

Q8: What is AZ-104 and what does it cover?

Q9: What is RBAC and why does it matter for Azure administrators?

Q10: Will I get a Microsoft Azure exam voucher with this training?

Q11: How long does Microsoft Azure certification training in Gurgaon take?

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