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Multi Factor Authentication
Multi Factor Authentication (MFA) adds an extra layer of security to user sign ins by requiring more than one method of identity verification.
Mindaro
Mindaro streamlines the process of debugging and developing microservices across distributed environments by improving visibility and traceability.
Bot Services
Azure Bot Services is a managed platform for building, deploying, and managing intelligent bots. It integrates with Microsoft Bot Framework and supports natural language understanding via Azure Cognitive Services.
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Container Services (Deprecated)
Container Services (Deprecated) refers to older Azure offerings for container orchestration, replaced by Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS).
Peerings
Peerings refer to virtual network peerings in Azure, which connect virtual networks for private communication without requiring gateways.
Service Fabric Clusters
Azure Service Fabric Clusters provide a distributed systems platform for building and managing scalable and reliable microservices and containers.
Table
Azure Table Storage is a NoSQL key value store designed for fast access to large volumes of structured, non relational data.
Azure Fileshares
Azure Fileshares delivers fully managed file storage over SMB or NFS protocols in Azure. It supports Azure Active Directory integration, snapshots, geo redundancy, and high reliability.
Launch Portal
Azure Launch Portal is a unified entry point to explore and manage various Azure services, trials, and resources, tailored for developers and IT professionals.
Connected Cache
Connected Cache in Azure acts as a distributed content delivery node to accelerate access to software updates and media files at the edge.
Client Apps
Client Apps in Azure refer to applications that interact with Azure services through user interfaces or APIs. These can be desktop apps, mobile apps, or web apps that consume Azure resources.
Offers
Offers typically represent service plans, subscriptions, or pricing bundles available in Azure Marketplace or other Azure services.
Device Provisioning Services
Azure Device Provisioning Service (DPS) is a zero touch provisioning solution for securely onboarding millions of IoT devices to Azure IoT Hub. It streamlines enrollment and ensures secure device identity and configuration during deployment.
API Connections
API Connections in Azure refer to connectors that link Azure Logic Apps, Power Automate, and other services with external APIs, enabling seamless integration.
DDoS Protection Plans
DDoS Protection Plans in Azure offer advanced distributed denial of service defense mechanisms to safeguard applications from cyber threats.
Blob Block
Azure Block Blob Storage is optimized for storing large amounts of unstructured data such as media files and documents. It's widely used for backup, disaster recovery, and streaming workloads.
Azure Virtual Desktop
Azure Virtual Desktop (formerly Windows Virtual Desktop) is a cloud based desktop and app virtualization service. It provides secure remote access to Windows desktops and apps, reducing IT complexity and improving productivity.
OSConfig
OSConfig in Azure allows users to manage and configure operating systems across virtual machines at scale, improving consistency and compliance.
Cost Alerts
Cost Alerts in Azure notify users when spending exceeds defined thresholds, helping to control budget and prevent overuse.
Activity Log
Activity Log in Azure provides a record of operations and events on Azure resources, helping track changes, diagnose issues, and ensure governance.
Administrative Units
Administrative Units in Azure AD are containers for delegating administrative permissions to subsets of users and groups within an organization.
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Storage Accounts (Classic)
Classic Azure Storage Accounts represent the original storage model offering blobs, queues, and tables under the Azure Service Manager (ASM) model.
Application Gateway Containers
Application Gateway Containers enable containerized deployment of Azure Application Gateway for traffic management in container based environments.
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Virtual Networks (Classic)
Virtual Networks (Classic) are part of Azure's original network management model, preceding the current ARM based infrastructure.