Extends Azure management and services to on-premises, multi-cloud, and edge environments.

Provides managed domain services like domain join, group policy, and LDAP without deploying domain controllers.

Allows data transfer to/from Azure using physical hard drives for large datasets.

Provides private network connectivity for Azure resources; use to segment and isolate environments.

Queries and analyzes log data collected by Azure Monitor across resources.

Collects metrics and logs from Azure resources; used for performance monitoring and alerting.

Deployment and management service for Azure resources using templates and infrastructure as code.

Provides personalized alerts and guidance when Azure service issues affect your resources.

Provides threat protection, security recommendations, and compliance tracking for Azure resources.

Disaster recovery solution for replicating workloads (VMs, physical servers) across regions.

Automates recurring tasks and processes using runbooks and desired state configuration (DSC).

Provides private access to Azure services over a private endpoint in your VNet.

NoSQL key-value storage for large amounts of structured, non-relational data.

Provides simple and secure backup of Azure VMs and other data.

Allows you to query and explore your Azure resources at scale using Kusto Query Language (KQL).

Controls inbound and outbound traffic to Azure resources using rules.

Manages and replicates custom VM images for scaling and distribution across regions.

Defines and enforces rules to ensure compliance with corporate standards.

Automatically scales VM instances up/down based on demand.

Uses DNS-based load balancing to direct users to the most appropriate endpoint.

Physically separate datacenters within a region to protect applications from datacenter-level failures.

Manages OS updates for Windows and Linux systems in Azure and on-premises.

Ensures VMs are distributed across physical hardware to increase availability during maintenance or failure.

Application-level (Layer 7) load balancer; supports SSL termination and Web Application Firewall (WAF).

Provides scalable storage solutions (blob, file, queue, table); foundational service for many Azure workloads.

Provides virtualized desktop infrastructure (VDI) as a managed service.

Securely stores and manages secrets, keys, and certificates; used for credential and key management.

Allows service providers to manage customer tenants and resources at scale using delegated resource management.

Provides a private, dedicated connection from on-premises networks to Azure.

Enables creation of repeatable, governed environments that include policies, role assignments, and templates.

Provides fully managed file shares in the cloud accessible via SMB and NFS protocols.

Delivers content to users with high speed and low latency from distributed global locations.

Cloud-based identity and access management service; provides SSO, MFA, and user management.

Provides name resolution using Microsoft’s global DNS servers.

Syncs on-premises Active Directory with Azure AD for hybrid identity.

Provides personalized recommendations for best practices in high availability, security, performance, and cost.

Provides persistent block-level storage for Azure VMs; managed by Azure for reliability and scalability.

Distributes incoming network traffic across multiple VMs; use for high availability and redundancy.

PowerShell module used to manage Azure resources with cmdlets.

Prevents accidental deletion or modification of resources by setting ReadOnly or Delete locks.

Enables message queuing between application components for decoupling and load leveling.

Uses BitLocker or DM-Crypt to encrypt Azure VM disks for data-at-rest protection.

Managed, cloud-based network security service that protects Azure Virtual Network resources.

Provides secure RDP/SSH access to VMs without exposing public IP addresses.

Delivers high availability and global load balancing with application acceleration.

Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) to host web apps, REST APIs, and mobile backends.

Assesses and migrates on-premises servers, applications, and databases to Azure.