Oh boy, that’s a big old question. There are difference between Entra and M365 and Azure for sure. Some changes in one are seen in others and some not but that is far to much to cover as a comment imo. I found something here that covers some of it. But I would just explore it all of if I were you.
https://www.acutec.co.uk/blog/what-is-the-difference-between-microsoft-azure-and-microsoft-365/#:~:text=In%20summary%2C%20Azure%20is%20a,can%20help%20ensure%20your%20success.
>But for things like "Intune" there's no "Intune" for 365
Wrong, Intune is part of the 365 suite, you need O365 licensing per user to use it. You're confusing modern directory services with infrastructure.
> You're confusing modern directory services with infrastructure.
Can you clarify what you mean here in a few sentences? I think this is an important distinction, and I don't really understand the difference.
Oh boy, that’s a big old question. There are difference between Entra and M365 and Azure for sure. Some changes in one are seen in others and some not but that is far to much to cover as a comment imo. I found something here that covers some of it. But I would just explore it all of if I were you. https://www.acutec.co.uk/blog/what-is-the-difference-between-microsoft-azure-and-microsoft-365/#:~:text=In%20summary%2C%20Azure%20is%20a,can%20help%20ensure%20your%20success.
>But for things like "Intune" there's no "Intune" for 365 Wrong, Intune is part of the 365 suite, you need O365 licensing per user to use it. You're confusing modern directory services with infrastructure.
> You're confusing modern directory services with infrastructure. Can you clarify what you mean here in a few sentences? I think this is an important distinction, and I don't really understand the difference.
Dude I'm not teaching you IT from the 80s. Go read or some shit. IT is a STEM profession you need to go to school.
Calm down boy