Microsoft Azure

Microsoft Azure has emerged as one of the world’s leading cloud platforms, empowering businesses to build scalable, secure, and innovative solutions. Learning Azure equips you with the cloud skills required to thrive in today’s technology-driven world and opens the door to a wide range of career opportunities.

1. High Demand for Azure Professionals

With thousands of organizations adopting Azure—including banks, enterprises, government agencies, and startups—there is a strong and growing demand for Azure-certified professionals across multiple roles.

2. Seamless Integration with Microsoft Technologies

Azure integrates naturally with Microsoft products such as Windows Server, Active Directory, SQL Server, and Office 365, making it the preferred cloud platform for companies already using Microsoft ecosystems.

3. Enterprise-Grade Security

Azure follows globally recognized security standards and compliance frameworks. Learning Azure enables you to design secure cloud solutions using built-in features like Azure Security Center, IAM, encryption, and network security controls.

4. Wide Range of Services

From virtual machines and storage to AI, machine learning, IoT, and DevOps pipelines—Azure offers a vast array of services to build modern applications. This makes it ideal for professionals who want to master diverse cloud technologies.

5. Better Career Opportunities & Higher Salaries

Azure skills are highly valued in roles such as:

  • Cloud Administrator

  • Cloud Engineer

  • Azure Developer

  • DevOps Engineer

  • Solutions Architect

Certified Azure professionals often earn premium salaries due to the platform’s widespread adoption.

6. Support for Hybrid and Multi-Cloud Environments

Azure is a leader in hybrid cloud, enabling organizations to connect on-premises infrastructure with the cloud. Learning Azure prepares you for complex real-world architectures adopted by large enterprises.

7. Pathway to Microsoft Azure Certifications

Azure certifications are globally recognized and enhance your credibility, helping you stand out in competitive job markets and career transitions.

  • Any Graduates(B.A,B.Com,B.Sc)
  • Engineering Students(B.Tech, B.E, M.Tech)
  • BCA,MCA
  • Any Diploma Holder
  • Any Working Professionals
  • Data Warehouse Administrators
  • Database Administrators
  • Software Tester
  • Project Manager
  • MIS Support

1. Introduction to Cloud & Azure

  • What is Cloud Computing?

  • Types of cloud models: IaaS, PaaS, SaaS

  • Public, Private & Hybrid Cloud

  • Overview of Microsoft Azure

  • Azure Global Infrastructure (Regions, Zones, Edge Locations)

2. Azure Core Services

Compute Services

  • Virtual Machines (VMs)

  • VM Scale Sets

  • Azure App Services (Web, Mobile, API Apps)

  • Azure Functions (Serverless)

Storage Services

  • Azure Blob Storage

  • File Storage

  • Disk Storage

  • Storage tiers, redundancy (LRS, GRS, ZRS)

  • Azure Data Lake (Basics)

Database Services

  • Azure SQL Database

  • Azure Cosmos DB

  • Azure MySQL/PostgreSQL

  • SQL Managed Instance

3. Networking in Azure

  • Virtual Networks (VNet)

  • Subnets, IP addressing, DNS

  • Network Security Groups (NSGs)

  • Azure Firewall

  • Load Balancers (Public/Private)

  • Application Gateway & WAF

  • VPN Gateway & ExpressRoute

  • Azure Bastion

4. Identity & Access Management

  • Azure Active Directory (AAD)

  • Users, Groups & Roles

  • RBAC (Role-Based Access Control)

  • MFA, Conditional Access

  • Identity Protection

  • Enterprise Applications & SSO

5. Security & Compliance

  • Azure Security Center

  • Azure Defender

  • Key Vault (Secrets, Keys, Certificates)

  • Encryption (at rest & transit)

  • Azure Policies & Blueprints

  • Zero Trust Model

6. Monitoring & Management

  • Azure Monitor

  • Log Analytics Workspace

  • Activity Logs

  • Alerts & Metrics

  • Azure Advisor

  • Cost Management & Budgets

7. Automation & DevOps on Azure

  • ARM Templates

  • Azure CLI & PowerShell

  • Azure DevOps

  • CI/CD Pipelines

  • Azure Repos, Pipelines, Boards & Artifacts

  • GitHub Actions for Azure deployments

8. High Availability, Scalability & Architecture

  • Availability Sets & Zones

  • Designing fault-tolerant architectures

  • Autoscaling mechanisms

  • Backup & Disaster Recovery (Azure Backup, ASR)

  • Multi-region deployment strategies

9. Containers & Kubernetes

  • Docker basics

  • Azure Container Instances (ACI)

  • Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)

  • Container Registry (ACR)

10. Serverless & Modern Application Development

  • Event Grid

  • Logic Apps

  • Durable Functions

  • API Management (APIM)

11. Real-Time Hands-on Projects

  • Deploying a website on Azure App Service

  • Creating a secure virtual network setup

  • Hosting a database solution in Azure SQL

  • Building a serverless workflow using Functions + Logic Apps

  • Deploying a containerized application on AKS

  • Configuring CI/CD using Azure DevOps

12. Certification Preparation (Optional)

  • AZ-900 (Fundamentals)

  • AZ-104 (Administrator)

  • AZ-204 (Developer)

  • AZ-305 (Solutions Architect)

  • Practice tests & interview guidance

The objective of the Microsoft Azure course is to equip learners with the essential cloud skills required to design, deploy, manage, and secure applications on the Azure platform. This course aims to build a strong foundation in cloud concepts while providing practical experience with core Azure services used across modern IT environments.

Through hands-on training and real-world scenarios, learners will develop the ability to implement scalable and secure cloud solutions that meet industry standards. The program also prepares participants for globally recognized Azure certifications, enhancing their career prospects in cloud computing and DevOps roles.

Specific Objectives

By the end of this course, learners will be able to:

1. Understand Cloud Fundamentals

  • Explain cloud computing concepts, Azure architecture, and service models

  • Recognize Azure global infrastructure, regions, and availability zones

2. Work with Core Azure Services

  • Deploy and manage compute resources, storage accounts, and databases

  • Configure and secure networking components such as VNets, NSGs, and load balancers

3. Implement Identity & Access Management

  • Manage users, groups, and permissions using Azure Active Directory

  • Apply RBAC, MFA, and security controls for safe access

4. Design Secure & Scalable Solutions

  • Build fault-tolerant and high-availability architectures

  • Implement backup, disaster recovery, and autoscaling strategies

5. Monitor and Optimize Resources

  • Use Azure Monitor, Log Analytics, and Advisor to track performance and costs

  • Implement cost-efficient cloud solutions

6. Automate Cloud Operations

  • Utilize Azure CLI, PowerShell, ARM Templates, and Azure DevOps pipelines

  • Automate deployments, configurations, and workflows

7. Work with Containers & Serverless Technologies

  • Deploy and manage containers with ACR, ACI, and AKS

  • Build serverless applications using Functions, Logic Apps, and Event Grid

8. Prepare for Azure Certifications

    • Gain knowledge aligned with AZ-900, AZ-104, and other certification paths

    • Practice real exam scenarios and understand industry best practices