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    Microsoft Azure Data Lake

    Microsoft Azure Data Lake is a highly scalable public cloud service that allows developers, scientists, business professionals and other Microsoft customers to gain insight from large, complex data sets.

  • Microsoft Azure Functions

    Azure Functions is a serverless computing service, hosted on the Microsoft Azure public cloud, that streamlines the development of systems and applications.

  • Microsoft Azure Marketplace

    The Microsoft Azure Marketplace is an online store that offers applications and services either built on or designed to integrate with Microsoft's public cloud.

  • Microsoft Azure monitoring tools

    Azure monitoring tools are software meant to assist in the different aspects of cloud infrastructure management and monitoring, centering around Microsoft’s cloud computing platform, Azure.

  • Microsoft Azure Security Center

    Microsoft Azure Security Center is a set of tools and services for securing virtual machines that run on the Azure public cloud. With Azure Security Center, an IT team can establish security policies, set up alerts and receive recommendations for addressing potential Azure security threats.

  • Microsoft Azure VM Scale Sets

    A Microsoft Azure VM Scale Set is a group of individual virtual machines (VMs) within the Microsoft Azure public cloud that IT administrators can configure and manage as a single unit. They are best suited for large-scale computing services, such as big data processing.

  • Monte Carlo simulation

    A Monte Carlo simulation is a mathematical technique that simulates the range of possible outcomes for an uncertain event.

  • MuleSoft

    MuleSoft is a Salesforce company that provides numerous tools to build automations and integrations for various enterprise use cases.

  • What is Microsoft Azure and how does it work?

    Microsoft Azure, formerly known as Windows Azure, is Microsoft's public cloud computing platform.

  • What is multi-cloud? Definition, pros and cons

    Multi-cloud is an approach to cloud computing that involves combining two or more cloud services from different providers.