A collection of integrated online services within this platform—computing, storage, data, networking, and applications—is billed strictly based on usage and comes with a highly competitive SLA (specific per service*), helping organizations become faster, more productive, and more efficient, including financially.

Thanks to advanced features, the Microsoft cloud platform (for IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS) allows you to:

• Create and start virtual machines and virtual networks

• Manage advanced infrastructure

• Use SQL Server functionalities (Active Directory and Multi-factor Authentication)

• Create backups for existing resources

• Execute a large number of tasks

• Develop, test, deploy, and implement various applications without relying on expensive resources

• Combine IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service) with PaaS (Platform as a Service)

• Use any operating system, from Windows to Linux, with a wide range of programming languages and tools, from SQL Server to Oracle

• Access the service and launch applications from anywhere in the world, and more

Microsoft Azure is designed to simplify IT management and minimize upfront costs and ongoing expenses.

The Azure operating system is a central component that includes countless security, storage, and virtualization applications, service layers, and an agile development environment with all associated capabilities.

Features such as Load Balancing, Caching, Fault Tolerance, and 99.98% Redundancy ensure extremely high availability.