Most Azure environments weren't designed. They piled up over time. The result is slow deployments, unclear costs, and infrastructure nobody dares to touch. Companies know they need a proper landing zone, but getting started is where most of them get stuck. Azure Verified Modules and the official accelerators are powerful, but for teams at the beginning of the journey they're overwhelming: hundreds of parameters, deep module hierarchies, and architecture decisions nobody is ready to make yet. Microsoft Azure MVP Florian Lenz has led landing zone and migration projects for companies in energy, finance, and aviation. In every project he saw the same thing: the hardest part was getting started. So he built a simpler way in. In this session he introduces an open-source GitHub repository with an Azure landing zone platform that is easy to read and easy to adapt. You can clone it, understand it in an afternoon, and shape it to fit your organization. In the first part, you'll see how to build the foundation: - Management groups, policies, networking, and identity, without drowning in complexity - Subscription vending, so new teams and projects get compliant environments in minutes instead of weeks - Treating the platform as a product that grows step by step as your company matures In the second part, the view switches to the developers. Using a .NET team as the example, you'll see what daily work looks like on the platform: requesting a new environment, deploying a .NET application through ready-made pipelines, and using managed identities and shared services without opening a ticket. You'll leave with a working repository, a clear picture of how the platform and the application teams fit together, and a path you can start on the week you get home.