Microsoft / Azure infrastructure

Run SAP workloads on Azure

This is a specialization for people with SAP and infrastructure experience, not a first cloud project.

Target: AZ-120Self-paced study route

Optional foundation

Check your starting knowledge

Use AZ-900 to review the basics. You do not need to take this foundation exam to follow our route. If you already know the material, move on.

Recommended skills · optional exam

Build relevant experience

These topics help with your target role. The exam below is a way to check your understanding, not a mandatory certification prerequisite.

Core learning · AZ-120

Learn the role, one area at a time

Work through the official guide and its learning resources. Use these three study blocks to organize your notes; the official skills outline remains your complete coverage checklist.

  1. 1.Assess SAP migration and size the target environment
  2. 2.Design infrastructure, availability and disaster recovery
  3. 3.Operate, monitor and optimize the SAP landscape
Open the official AZ-120 study guide ↗

Hands-on consolidation

Put it into practice

Create a migration and recovery runbook for a fictional SAP system. Include dependencies, outage limits, validation and rollback; do not deploy a costly SAP estate just for this exercise.

Ready to move on when…

You can defend sizing and recovery choices against business requirements.

Use a dedicated lab and synthetic data, never an employer's production environment. Check licensing and costs before provisioning; budget alerts do not stop spending. Remove resources when finished.

Review & exam planning

Find gaps with our AZ-120 test

Try the test, explain each missed answer and return to the corresponding learning topic. Repeat the practical task where needed. A practice score is feedback, not proof of certification readiness.

Before booking, check the official page for current exam availability, any retirement or beta notice, and the credential's full requirements. This guide does not track completion or award a certificate.