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MicrosoftHello,
Thanks for your interest in our certifications. Our goal with evolving and launching new certifications to help our learners meet latest skilling needs (and help bridge skilling gaps). AI-200 focuses on the skills developers need to deliver solutions on Azure with demanding performance and responsiveness requirements. The course covers similar ground as AZ-204, but with a greater focus on code and observability. The certification will let developers show they can deliver solutions on Azure with a variety of architectural requirements.
It's the same as they sent all .net Certifications to /dev/null. Makes no sense. Still today I have multiple requests per month for official Microsoft .net courses because the customers want to hear what Microsoft has to say how to use their developer platform! And now with the only class for developers regarding Azure the same thing. I'm a MCT since 2005 and Microsoft certified since 1998, but the last 10 years the trainings have gone worse. There are customer demanding and it seems that there's no interest from Microsoft to fullfill these damands to use their technologies. I don't get it. This is really sad. Regarding to the "new" AI-200: There are missing so much modules which are important for many of my customeres here in Germany and Austria which where included in AZ204 like API Management, Web App Services, AUthentication and Authorization... I really think Microsoft should overthink this decission, because Azure (and also .net) are so cool developer plattforms!
