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Azure Services map with workload type

See details at Azure Solution Architect Map.pdf · GitHub

How to stay up-to-date with Microsoft Azure
Microsoft Azure is huge and changes fast! At this point in time, there are more than 200 services in Azure, with many, many features. The rate at which services evolve is amazing. New services come out all the time, and services are constantly being improved with new features. Microsoft is able to do this because most services are owned by separate teams that develop functionality.

This high rate of change is great because it keeps providing new ways to solve problems. However, it is very hard to stay up-to-date. It is very hard to keep track of new services; and what their purpose is in the world of Azure.
So the question is how to stay up-to-date? Here are some important information sources:
- Azure Friday | Microsoft Docs
- Azure This Week - A Cloud Guru
- Azure updates | Microsoft Azure
- Announcements | Azure Blog and Updates | Microsoft Azure
- Azure Blog and Updates | Microsoft Azure
- Azure App Service Team Blog
And also, the Azure Developer's Cheat Sheet at GitHub - milanm/azure-cheat-sheet: Azure Cheat Sheet

• Managed Identities
  • User Assigned Managed Identities (UAMI)
• Service Principals
• Service Connections

Azure Key Vault is a cloud-based secrets store for holding app secrets, including configuration values like passwords and connection strings that must always remain secure. It keeps secrets in a single central location and provides secure access, permissions control, and access logging.

Use Azure Key Vault to store secrets like Passwords, Shared Access Signature (SAS) tokens, Application Programming Interface (API) keys, and Personal Access Tokens (PAT).