AzureFacts.json

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            "S": "description"
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          "Response": {
            "S": "according to Wikipedia, Microsoft Azure is a cloud computing service created by Microsoft for building, testing, deploying, and managing applications and services through a global network of Microsoft-managed data centers."
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            "S": "released"
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            "S": "according to Wikipedia, Azure was released on February 1, 2010 as 'Windows Azure' before being renamed 'Microsoft Azure' on March 25, 2014."
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            "S": "image-11.png"
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        "Item": {
          "Fact": {
            "S": "global"
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          "Response": {
            "S": "according to Microsoft, with 54 Azure regions, Azure has more global regions than any other cloud provider. Azure is currently available in 140 countries."
          },
          "Image": {
            "S": "image-02.png"
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      "PutRequest": {
        "Item": {
          "Fact": {
            "S": "regions"
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          "Response": {
            "S": "according to Microsoft, an Azure region is a set of datacenters deployed within a latency-defined perimeter and connected through a dedicated regional low-latency network."
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            "S": "image-03.png"
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      "PutRequest": {
        "Item": {
          "Fact": {
            "S": "geographies"
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          "Response": {
            "S": "according to Microsoft, Azure regions are organized into geographies. An Azure geography ensures that data residency, sovereignty, compliance, and resiliency requirements are honored within geographical boundaries."
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          "Image": {
            "S": "image-07.png"
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      "PutRequest": {
        "Item": {
          "Fact": {
            "S": "platforms"
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          "Response": {
            "S": "according to Wikipedia, Azure provides Software as a Service (SaaS), Containers as a Service (CaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), and Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)."
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          "Image": {
            "S": "image-10.png"
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      "PutRequest": {
        "Item": {
          "Fact": {
            "S": "categories"
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          "Response": {
            "S": "Microsoft Azure offer eighteen categories of products, including Compute, Containers, Databases, Mobile, Networking, and Security."
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            "S": "image-04.png"
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            "S": "products"
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            "S": "Microsoft offers over 500 products within eighteen categories, including Machine Learning, Analytics, Functions, Containers, CosmosDB, and Visual Studio Team Services."
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            "S": "image-12.png"
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      "PutRequest": {
        "Item": {
          "Fact": {
            "S": "cognitive"
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          "Response": {
            "S": "Azure's intelligent algorithms allow apps to see, hear, speak, understand and interpret user needs through natural methods of communication."
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          "Image": {
            "S": "image-09.png"
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      "PutRequest": {
        "Item": {
          "Fact": {
            "S": "compliance"
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          "Response": {
            "S": "Microsoft provides the most comprehensive set of compliance offerings (including certifications and attestations) of any cloud service provider."
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            "S": "image-06.png"
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      "PutRequest": {
        "Item": {
          "Fact": {
            "S": "first"
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          "Response": {
            "S": "according to Wikipedia, Microsoft announced SQL Azure Relational Database in March, 2009. Other early Azure products included AppFabric Service Bus, Access Control, and Windows Azure Drive, according to Microsoft."
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            "S": "image-08.png"
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      "PutRequest": {
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            "S": "certifications"
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          "Response": {
            "S": "Microsoft currently offers ten different Azure certification exams, allowing IT professionals the ability to differentiate themselves and validate their knowledge and skills."
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            "S": "image-06.png"
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      "PutRequest": {
        "Item": {
          "Fact": {
            "S": "functions"
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          "Response": {
            "S": "According to Microsoft, Azure Functions is a serverless compute service that enables you to run code on-demand without having to explicitly provision or manage infrastructure."
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            "S": "image-06.png"
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      "PutRequest": {
        "Item": {
          "Fact": {
            "S": "competition"
          },
          "Response": {
            "S": "according to the G2 Crowd website, Azure's Cloud competitors include Amazon Web Services (AWS), Digital Ocean, Google Compute Engine (GCE), and Rackspace."
          },
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            "S": "image-05.png"
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