Get started with Azure machine learning

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The first thing to get start with Azure Machine Learning journey is to get access to the Azure environnement, in this way we have 2 options :


 - With this offer allows you to get a $200 to spend on all Azure services only for one month
 - This option will require youto apply using a Microsoft acoout and a valid credit card number for account verification purposes.
 - During this month the Azure Managment Portal will prominently display your remaining trial credits 


- A free offer that allows you to access to the Azure Machine Learning environnement.
- You need a valid Microsoft account 
- Sign up for a Microsoft account visit : http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-live/sign-up-create-account-how
- if you are signed an introductory video is displayed

if you like to take advantage of the free Azure Machine Learning trial offer , you will only have access to the Azure Machine Learning features, not access to the full Azure environment. To truly maximize your experience, it is highly recommended that you gain access to the complete Microsoft Azure environment.


The interface is designed to offer a easy develop , test and implement and also to manage predictive analytic solutions 


Note that Microsoft is currently offering two tiers of Azure Machine Learning Services: Free and Standard. Each of these tiers provides a different level of Azure Machine Learning service capabilities, features, and pricing for each of the two primary services in Azure Machine Learning:
 -The Azure ML Studio Service This service is used to help design, develop, share, test, and deploy Azure Machine Learning solutions.
-The Azure ML API Service This service is used to provide an Azure Machine Learning web service–hosting environment

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