- Creating a Azure lab and deploying resources.
The first step to create your Azure lab, of course,
is to get an Azure subscription.
An Azure subscription can be found at Azure website.
The URL is exactly the one that you see on this slide,
and with this subscription you basically have
30 days free trial.
Again, only subscribe when you are ready to start
because you don't want to waste one day
without doing anything on the lab, right?
So for example, you organize your day to start your lab
in the morning, subscribe, get the trial,
and boom start working on it immediately
to not waste any time.
That would be my recommendation.
Now keep in mind that during the process
of subscribing to a trial, Azure trial subscription,
you're gonna have to have a credit card.
It won't be charged, but it's necessary for them
to validate your information, okay?
Of course, it will be charged only
if you continue using after the 30 days
and you want to charge on that credit card.
But, you organize yourself to do everything
under the 30 days mark and you're just gonna be fine.
So make sure to register for that.
The other thing is, after you register,
you can access this URL aka.ms/MDCLabs and go to module one.
The module one has the lab architecture.
So basically you're gonna deploy this architecture
to your subscription.
Why I'm suggesting this?
Well, because it will save you a lot of time
to not have to go through the creation
of every single one of those workloads, resources, network.
Everything is already set up for you to use.
That will save you a lot of time.
And of course, since you are working on a 30 days trial,
you're gonna optimize your time
because you're gonna have the architecture ready to go.