Microsoft AzureMicrosoft Certified: Azure IoT Developer Specialty
The Azure IoT Developer Specialty recognised developers who built and maintained the cloud and edge parts of IoT solutions, from IoT Hub and device provisioning to IoT Edge modules, data processing and security. It was held by IoT and embedded developers working with Azure.
Microsoft has retired exam AZ-220 and its renewal assessment, so the credential can no longer be earned or renewed. IoT development skills remain valuable, and a current Azure developer credential such as the Azure AI Cloud Developer Associate is a good way to validate your cloud development work.
Your path to certification
Prepare
Recommended: Microsoft Azure Fundamentals
Train
Guided preparation with an instructor
Sit the exam
AZ-220
Stay current
No renewal path remains: Microsoft withdrew both the exam and the renewal assessment for this specialty.
Where do you sit the exam? Exam retired
The awarding body has retired this exam, so it can no longer be booked. Ask us about the exam that replaced it.
Renewal and validity
Holders keep the credential on their Microsoft Learn transcript, where it stays active until its expiry date and then moves to certification history. To hold a current developer credential, consider the Azure AI Cloud Developer Associate, and check Microsoft's current policy on Microsoft Learn because requirements change.
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