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Azure PowerShell: The Ultimate Beginners Course
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Dive into sixteen (16) hours of “zero to hero” Azure PowerShell training so you can hit the ground running. Delivered by Microsoft MVPs Mike Pfeiffer, Tim Warner, and Jeff Hicks.
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