The Cloud Track
15–25 minutes a day in Azure Cloud Shell. Miss a day — a Streak Shield saves you. Day 30 ends with a mock exam.
5–10 min: the concept, an exam tip, and what you'll build today.
Open Azure Cloud Shell. Follow the step-by-step task. Real CLI commands, real resources.
Mark the day done. Your streak grows. Miss a day — a Streak Shield saves you automatically.
Real CLI commands, real resources. You build it, you move on.
Each lesson maps to the exam. Day 30 ends with a 20-question mock.
VMs, storage, networking, identity, governance — the actual job.
Not for those who want 10-hour video courses or theory without context. For everyone who's started and quit Azure prep at least once.
Days 1–5 are free for everyone. Day 6+ unlocks with a paid plan.
Pick a plan to unlock days 6–30 and the AZ-900 mock exam.
Azure 30 is just the beginning. Master the full cloud + DevOps stack — one 30-day challenge at a time.
Go from zero to AZ-900 in 30 days
No. Azure 30 is an independent hands-on study challenge built around the official AZ-900 exam objectives. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Microsoft.
Microsoft Learn covers everything but it's self-paced with no accountability — most people start and quietly stop. Azure 30 is one hands-on task per day with a streak to keep you going. Use both: Learn for official exam coverage, Azure 30 for daily practice that sticks.
No. All hands-on tasks use the Azure Free Account ($200 credit + always-free services). We always warn you before anything could cost money.
About 15–25 minutes a day: a short lesson plus one practical task.
Your Streak Shields protect your streak. Earn one every 7 days; miss a day and a shield is used automatically.
Yes. Days 1–5 are completely free, no credit card required. You only pay to unlock Days 6–30 and the AZ-900 mock exam.
Yes. The monthly plan can be cancelled anytime; access continues until the end of your billing period. Lifetime is a one-time payment.
The challenge covers the full AZ-900 syllabus and ends with a 20-question mock exam, but we recommend also reviewing the official Microsoft Learn material before booking the real exam.
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