MS Azure Fundamentals
Format
Self-paced
Price
£199
About the course
Develop foundational cloud computing knowledge through a series of self-paced, hands-on labs introducing Microsoft Azure and its core services.
The course begins with essential cloud concepts, including cloud computing principles, deployment models, service types, and the benefits of using cloud platforms to support modern IT infrastructure.
Learners will then explore the Azure platform and its capabilities for creating, managing, and deploying cloud-based resources.
Practical topics include working with Azure resource groups to organise and manage related resources, understanding Azure networking concepts, and exploring Azure virtual machines.
Learners will gain insight into how cloud resources are provisioned, how virtual networks support communication between services, and how virtual machines provide flexible computing environments for hosting applications and workloads.
The labs connect cloud computing theory with practical Azure concepts, helping learners understand resource organisation, network connectivity, virtual infrastructure, and the fundamentals of cloud resource management.
These activities also introduce the importance of planning, managing, and configuring cloud environments to support operational requirements.
By completing the labs, learners will develop foundational knowledge of cloud essential concepts, the Azure platform, resource groups, networking, and virtual machines.
The course provides a starting point for further study in Microsoft Azure administration, cloud architecture, and cloud security, and supports preparation for entry-level Azure certifications.
The course begins with essential cloud concepts, including cloud computing principles, deployment models, service types, and the benefits of using cloud platforms to support modern IT infrastructure.
Learners will then explore the Azure platform and its capabilities for creating, managing, and deploying cloud-based resources.
Practical topics include working with Azure resource groups to organise and manage related resources, understanding Azure networking concepts, and exploring Azure virtual machines.
Learners will gain insight into how cloud resources are provisioned, how virtual networks support communication between services, and how virtual machines provide flexible computing environments for hosting applications and workloads.
The labs connect cloud computing theory with practical Azure concepts, helping learners understand resource organisation, network connectivity, virtual infrastructure, and the fundamentals of cloud resource management.
These activities also introduce the importance of planning, managing, and configuring cloud environments to support operational requirements.
By completing the labs, learners will develop foundational knowledge of cloud essential concepts, the Azure platform, resource groups, networking, and virtual machines.
The course provides a starting point for further study in Microsoft Azure administration, cloud architecture, and cloud security, and supports preparation for entry-level Azure certifications.
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