Working with Azure means you have a number of powerful services at your fingertips. One of those services is Azure Search. Even if you’ve never deployed or integrated Azure Search into a solution, you’ll find Knox’s breakdown easy to understand.

After finishing this Microsoft training, you'll know how to integrate Azure Search within solutions, deploy Azure Search, create an index and import searchable data using .Net Core, query the Azure Search index, and use Cognitive Search.

For anyone who manages their team or company’s Microsoft training, this Microsoft training can be used for AZ-203 exam prep, for on-boarding new cloud administrators, as a Microsoft reference resource, or it can be curated into individual or team training plans.

• Using Azure search functionality
• Creating an index and loading data into it
• Deploying and developing an Azure service bus
• Learning to deploy the event grid
• Deploying solutions through the event hub
• Building and deploying simple and complex logic apps

New or aspiring cloud administrators. For new cloud administrators, finding a niche to demonstrate competence within can help to earn a promotion. Taking courses like Connecting Azure to Third-Party Solutions will pave a way to advancement by securing your expertise with APIs and connectivity. It’s also one part of the training needed for the AZ-203 test, learning some of what you need to eventually earn your Microsoft Certified Azure Developer Associate certification.

Experienced cloud administrators. For cloud administrators with a few years of experience, the Microsoft Certified Azure Developer Associate certification is probably your next major career milestone. This Connecting Azure to Third-Party Solutions course material covers API and connectivity objectives in the test for that certification: AZ-203. This training can help make sure you’ve got a specific understanding of a logic app’s lifecycle and API management.