If someone is brand new to Azure and sees Budget Bytes, what’s your first tip?

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I would start with a Azure free trial.

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It gives me $200 to test and try out any

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resource in Azure and I can also start

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to use Azure SQL that has a completely

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free option. So, I can just use it

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without using my free trial dollars.

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Then I can start to use

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container apps and static web apps to

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build my website and the back end. And

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of course, I need to throw a little bit

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of AI in it. So, I will be I will be

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also using Azure Open AI and then I can

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build my full stack website with AI

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included

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basically for free. And then I [music]

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can publish it

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connecting it with the with the GitHub

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repositories and share with my friends,

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family, even work. And the best thing is

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that I can also work offline on my

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machine because I have all the

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emulators, SQL Server Developer Edition

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that is completely free for offline use.

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So, I can completely work in comfort

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offline on my machine and then when I'm

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ready, I can publish everything in

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Azure. That's great.

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This video outlines a strategy for building a full-stack website with AI integration using free Azure resources and tools. It highlights the use of Azure free trials, free-tier services like Azure SQL and container apps, and the ability to develop offline using free emulators and developer editions before publishing to the cloud.