Microsoft AZure

Overview

The Microsoft Azure program introduces learners to core cloud concepts, resource management, virtual machines, networking, identity access, storage, monitoring, and automation using Azure services.

The course provides a structured understanding of Azure cloud architecture, hands-on console navigation, and deployment workflows used across IT operations, development, cloud administration and DevOps teams.

Course Registration fees 5,000/- (Non – Refundable)

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The objective of this program is to help participants understand Azure cloud fundamentals, platform services, identity and access management, networking, compute, security basics, and monitoring features. Learners work with hands-on cloud tasks, resource creation, and real-world examples to gain confidence in building and managing cloud infrastructure.

  • Azure Cloud Engineer
  • Azure Administrator (Entry-Level)
  • Cloud Support Engineer
  • Cloud Operations Associate
  • DevOps Assistant (Azure-based)
  • IT Infrastructure & Systems Engineer

Freshers and graduates from any stream can build long-term career growth in Microsoft Azure cloud computing, starting in entry-level Azure Cloud Engineer or DevOps roles with a tentative CTC of ₹4–7 LPA, and progressing to senior Azure Engineer or Cloud Architect positions where compensation commonly reaches ₹10–12+ LPA, depending on skills, experience, and practical exposure.

 

  • Azure cloud architecture
  • Azure Resource Manager concepts
  • Virtual Machines & compute environments
  • Azure Storage services
  • Identity & Access Management (IAM) with Azure AD
  • Virtual Networks, Subnets, NSGs & routing
  • Monitoring with Azure Monitor & Log Analytics
  • Azure CLI & PowerShell basics
  • Deployment concepts & governance

Cloud Computing Fundamentals
Understand cloud service models, deployment concepts, and the Microsoft Azure global infrastructure.

Azure Core & Compute
Learn to provision and manage Azure core services, including virtual machines and compute resources.

Azure Storage & Networking
Configure Azure storage solutions and virtual networking for secure and scalable connectivity.

Identity, Access & Security
Implement identity management, role-based access control, and foundational Azure security measures.

Compliance, Monitoring & Management
Use Azure tools to monitor performance, manage resources, and support compliance requirements.

Automation & DevOps
Apply automation concepts and DevOps practices for streamlined Azure deployments.

Certification Alignment
Develop knowledge aligned with commonly referenced Microsoft Azure certification objectives.

MAHIRA EDGE Advantage

  • Instructor-led Azure console walkthroughs
  • Hands-on tasks for VMs, networking, and storage
  • Realistic cloud use-case examples
  • Guided exercises for each service area
  • Module-wise assessments for progress tracking
  • Interview topic preparation and cloud-oriented resume support

(Training support focuses on learning enhancement only)

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Syllabus

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Module 1: Introduction to Azure Cloud

  • Cloud concepts
  • Azure global infrastructure
  • Regions & Availability Zones
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Module 3: Compute Services

  • Virtual machines
  • VM sizing & disks
  • Availability sets & zones
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Module 5: Networking with Azure VNet

  • Virtual Networks
  • Subnets
  • Network Security Groups
  • Routing basics
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Module 7: Databases on Azure

  • Azure SQL
  • Cosmos DB basics
  • Backup & recovery overview
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Module 2: Azure Resource Manager (ARM)

  • ARM concepts
  • Resource groups
  • Templates overview
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Module 4: Azure Storage

  • Blob storage
  • File storage
  • Access tiers
  • Data redundancy options
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Module 6: Azure Identity & Access Management

  • Azure AD
  • Roles & RBAC
  • Security best practices
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Module 8: Load Balancing & Scaling

  • Azure Load Balancer
  • Azure Application Gateway
  • Scaling concepts

About microsoft azure

Microsoft Azure is a leading cloud computing platform used by organizations worldwide to build, deploy, and manage applications through secure, scalable cloud services. Azure supports a wide range of technologies including virtual machines, cloud storage, networking, databases, DevOps tools, and cloud security, making it a preferred choice for enterprises across industries.

Learning Microsoft Azure cloud computing helps individuals develop in-demand skills for roles such as Azure Cloud Engineer, DevOps Engineer, and Cloud Architect. Azure skills are applied across sectors like IT services, banking, healthcare, e-commerce, and enterprise solutions, offering continuous learning and career growth opportunities as cloud adoption expands globally.

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