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The Azure portal is the web-based user interface that you can use to create, manage, and monitor all of your Azure resources. You can access the Azure portal through a web browser.
The Azure portal is the web-based user interface that you can use to create, manage and monitor all of your Azure resources. You can access the Azure portal through a web browser.
The Azure dashboard is where you’ll find overviews of your resources as well as useful information about them like pricing and usage history, which helps make it easy for users to understand their current state.
The user interface includes the Azure dashboard, which is where you can find overviews of your resources, including alerts and notifications.
The Azure portal provides a high-level overview of your resources. It displays alerts and notifications, as well as a summary of your resources.
The Azure dashboard is available in the following locations:
In the Azure portal on any device that has Internet access (for example, Windows 10 or Android devices)
As an administrator, you can also use the Azure portal to delegate access for another user (or users) to manage their own resources within a specific resource group or subscription.
The Azure portal is also used to manage permissions for a user or group of users. You can assign roles to a user or group of users, create groups of users, and then configure the permissions for each member in those groups.
You can also use the portal to delegate access for another user (or users) to manage their own resources within a specific resource group or subscription.
To sign in to the Azure portal, you need an account with permissions to access a subscription or workload in Azure. To perform common tasks in the portal, you must have at least one role assignment that grants at least three specific permissions.
To sign in to the Azure portal, you need an account with permissions to access a subscription or workload in Azure. To perform common tasks in the portal, you must have at least one role assignment that grants at least three specific permissions.
A subscription: Some of your Azure subscriptions are created using subscriptions through Microsoft’s Premier Support program and Premium Support program. For example:
If you’re part of Premier Support and Premium Support programs, then your subscription will be created automatically when signing up for either or both programs.
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The Azure portal is a web-based, unified console for managing Azure services and resources.
The Azure portal provides a single, customizable dashboard for managing Azure services and resources.
It provides access to a wide range of tools and services for building, deploying, and managing applications in the cloud.
What is the Azure portal dashboard?
How can you customize the Azure portal dashboard?
You can create custom dashboards to group related resources together.
What are Azure Resource Manager templates?
They can be used to automate the deployment and management of resources in Azure.
You can use Resource Manager templates to create resources from the Azure portal by selecting a template and providing the necessary parameters.
The Azure Marketplace is an online store that allows you to discover, try, and deploy applications and services that integrate with Azure.
The Azure Marketplace offers a wide range of resources, including virtual machines, application services, data services, and templates.
The Azure Cloud Shell is a browser-based command-line interface that allows you to manage Azure resources from anywhere, using either Bash or PowerShell.
The Azure Cloud Shell provides a pre-configured environment that includes the tools you need to manage Azure resources.
It provides a persistent storage account, so you can store files and scripts across sessions.
The Azure Advisor is a free service that provides personalized recommendations for optimizing your Azure resources, based on your usage and configuration.
The Azure Advisor provides recommendations for optimizing costs, improving performance, increasing security, and achieving reliability for your Azure resources.
The Azure Service Health is a service that provides personalized guidance and support when Azure service issues affect your resources.
The Azure Service Health provides information on service issues that affect your resources, including the scope of the issue, its impact on your resources, and an estimated time to resolution.
The Azure support center is a portal that allows you to manage your Azure support requests, access resources for troubleshooting issues, and learn more about Azure support.
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