Dometrain – Mastering: Azure for Developers 2026-4

Updated August 10, 2026 3.6 GB

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Description

Mastering: Azure for Developers. This course is designed as the third part of the Azure training series for developers and serves as a continuation of the previous introductory and advanced courses. Today, cloud computing has spread across all areas of IT, and this fact requires that software developers not only be familiar with this technology, but also master how to use it optimally. The main focus of this part of the training series is on two very critical and key topics: security and automation in the Azure cloud environment. In the security section, this course provides a very detailed review of various aspects of the Microsoft identity system, Entra ID. These topics include securing machine-to-machine communications between different Azure resources, implementing secure user login and logout processes using Easy Auth tools and the MSAL library (Microsoft.Identity.Web). In addition, advanced scenarios related to identity federation in workplaces and external users are also fully explained. An entire section of the course is dedicated to managing sensitive keys and data in Azure Key Vault. Finally, the automation section of the course is dedicated to teaching how to work with ARM patterns, and specifically the Bicep language, so that developers can automate the process of building and managing their cloud infrastructures through code. This course strives to impart the practical skills needed to manage large cloud projects.

What you will learn

Advanced identity and access management:
Detailed introduction to the various features of Entra ID for managing users and access.
Securing direct and mechanical connections between different resources and services within the Azure platform.
Implement secure login and logout systems for users using Easy Auth and MSAL tools.
Managing sensitive data and keys:
Work with Azure Key Vault to securely store passwords, encryption keys, and certificates.
How to connect applications to a key management repository without exposing sensitive information in the application code.
Infrastructure Automation as Code:
Learn how to automate the cloud infrastructure development process using ARM patterns.
Mastering the Bicep language as a modern and simpler tool for defining and managing resources in Azure.

This course is suitable for people who:

Software developers who are familiar with the basic concepts of Azure and want to advance their skills to a professional level.
DevOps engineers looking to learn how to automate Microsoft cloud infrastructure through coding.
Cloud security specialists who are responsible for securing software communications and managing user identities on the network.
System architects who need to design secure solutions for authenticating corporate and external users in the cloud.