Azure Cloud Foundations Course

Azure Cloud: Getting Started with Microsoft Cloud Services

Overview

Explore Microsoft Azure’s core services and infrastructure basics. Acquire the skills to provision, secure, and monitor resources in a cloud-native environment

What will you learn:

Create and manage Azure VMs, storage accounts, and networks Apply RBAC and security best practices Leverage Azure monitoring tools for performance insights

Designed for beginners, Azure 101 introduces participants to Microsoft Azure’s architecture and foundational services, such as Azure Virtual Machines, Azure Storage, and Azure Networking. This course covers basic security, monitoring, and cost management practices, ensuring learners can confidently spin up and operate workloads within the Azure environment. Practical demos and exercises reinforce key concepts.

Who Should Attend?

Beginners exploring Microsoft Azure for hosting applications or enterprise workloads.
IT professionals moving from on-premises environments to Azure.
Developers or managers who need a foundational understanding of Azure services and architecture.

Prerequisite Knowledge

General knowledge of networking, virtualization, and server concepts.
Basic understanding of operating systems (Windows, Linux).
No prior Azure experience required; familiarity with cloud concepts is beneficial but not mandatory.