Hello, @71722026 ! All things (or at least most things) are possible in the cloud. The real question is going to be architecture and implementation which will likely require additional conversations in specific areas of discipline but we'll do our best to get you started.
How do I create a secure and integrated solution in Azure?
Let's break this down into the requirements that you mentioned:
- Military/classified material: Azure for US Government and Azure for US Department of Defense provides environments built to exceed requirements for classified and unclassified US Government data. To provide you with the highest level of security and compliance, Azure Government uses physically isolated datacenters and networks located in the US only. Compared to Azure global, Azure Government provides an extra layer of protection to customers through contractual commitments regarding storage of customer data in the US and limiting potential access to systems processing customer data to screened US persons. You can learn more in the Azure Government documentation.
- Creating courses or other interactive applications: Azure App Service and Azure Kubernetes Service allow you to create and host interactive applications (such as courses) with App Service allowing you to focus more on development in a managed product environment with built-in authentication and many other features while AKS offers more control over a managed Kubernetes cluster. You can learn more in the Azure App Service documentation and the Azure Kubernetes Service documentation.
- AI utilization: Azure AI offers are extensive with many new and exciting announcements just this week, including Azure OpenAI service. There are more AI offerings that you could utilize than I can list here, but the Azure AI products page will get you started and you can explore the documentation for specific services once you have established what you are interested in. There is a long list of AI and ML architecture design guides to help if you are looking for a starting point.
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