Master Azure and AWS to Launch Your Cloud Career | HandsOn Labs on Storage, IAM, Networking & CI/CD + Certification Prep
This course includes:
- 25.5 hours on-demand video
- 9 downloadable resources
- Access on mobile and TV
- Full lifetime access
- Certificate of completion
What you'll learn
- Understand the core concepts of cloud computing and the differences between AWS and Azure.
- Create and manage storage services like AWS S3 and Azure Blob Storage.
- Deploy and manage virtual machines in both AWS (EC2) and Azure (Azure VM).
- Set up databases using AWS RDS and Azure SQL Database.
- Implement Identity and Access Management (IAM) in both AWS and Azure.
- Compare and deploy networking components such as VPC (AWS) and VNet (Azure).
- Build and automate infrastructure with Terraform for multi-cloud deployment.
- Learn to use Azure Resource Manager (ARM) and AWS CloudFormation templates.
- Set up basic CI/CD pipelines using GitHub Actions, AWS CodePipeline, and Azure DevOps.
- Understand pricing, billing, and cost optimization tools in both platforms.
- Prepare for cloud certification exams: AWS Certified Solutions Architect – Associate and Microsoft Certified: Azure Administrator and many more.
- Gain real-world skills to apply for cloud engineer, DevOps, or architect roles.
Description
Unlock your cloud career with this hands-on, beginner-to-intermediate course focused primarily on Microsoft Azure and, AWS and Azure DevOps concepts and services.
This course is designed for learners who want to master Azure fundamentals, build real-world DevOps pipelines, and gain a strong foundation in multi-cloud environments.
Whether you're an IT professional looking to move into cloud engineering, a developer eager to automate deployments, or someone preparing for certifications like AZ-104, AZ-400, or AWS — this course will take you from cloud novice to confident practitioner.
What You’ll Learn
Core Azure services: Virtual Machines, Blob Storage, Azure SQL, VNet, NSGs, RBAC, and more
Azure DevOps pipelines: Repos, Boards, Artifacts, CI/CD with YAML and Classic pipelines
Infrastructure as Code using ARM Templates and Terraform (Azure-focused)
Identity & Access Management (IAM) and Azure AD integration
Monitoring and cost management tools in Azure
Key AWS services for comparison: EC2, S3, IAM, RDS, VPC
Real-world labs: Deploy and automate apps in Azure, then compare workflows on AWS
Best practices in DevOps, cloud automation, and platform comparison
Why This Course?
Azure-First Approach: Most cloud courses start with AWS — we flip the script to help you learn Azure first.
Azure DevOps Focus: Master DevOps pipelines, infrastructure automation, and release management using Microsoft-native tools.
Multi-Cloud Confidence: By learning AWS in parallel, you’ll be able to work confidently in hybrid and enterprise environments.
Hands-On Projects: Real-world labs and guided challenges will help you gain practical experience — not just theory.
Certification-Oriented: This course supports preparation for AZ-104, AZ-400, and AWS Solutions Architect Associate.
What Makes This Course Different?
Unlike most cloud courses that start with AWS, this course is designed with an Azure-first philosophy, so you learn Microsoft's fast-growing cloud platform from the ground up. You’ll build real-world cloud infrastructure, automate workflows, deploy apps, and create CI/CD pipelines — all with hands-on projects.
Then, we'll introduce AWS in parallel, helping you understand key differences and similarities between the two platforms.
By the end of this course, you’ll be able to:
Confidently deploy and manage cloud resources in Azure
Automate infrastructure and application delivery with DevOps pipelines
Work across multi-cloud environments with ease
Present real, hands-on projects in job interviews or certification prep
Make smart architecture and security decisions across platforms
Who this course is for:
Beginners looking to start a career in cloud computing with no prior experience.
IT professionals (SysAdmins, Network Engineers, Developers) who want to upskill into cloud roles.
Students and fresh graduates preparing for their first job in cloud or DevOps.
Cloud certification aspirants preparing for exams like AWS SAA-C03 or Microsoft AZ-104.
DevOps and infrastructure engineers seeking hands-on knowledge of both Azure and AWS.
Freelancers and entrepreneurs who want to deploy and manage applications on cloud platforms.
Anyone interested in building multi-cloud skills and understanding real-world cloud architecture.
Also See : Microsoft Azure: From Zero to Hero - The Complete Guide
