Beginners interested in learning Microsoft Azure and AI fundamentals
IT professionals new to cloud computing and AI integration
Students and recent graduates exploring cloud and AI career paths
Career switchers transitioning into cloud or AI-related roles
Azure fundamentals learners seeking AI exposure
Cloud support and operations professionals
Business or technical professionals wanting AI awareness on Azure
Learners preparing for advanced Azure or AI training
Learn core Azure cloud concepts and services
Create and manage Azure Virtual Machines and storage
Understand security, identity, and compliance in Azure
Gain foundational knowledge of AI and machine learning concepts
Explore Azure AI services and capabilities
Understand AI infrastructure on Azure, including GPU and AKS
See how Azure fundamentals integrate with AI workloads
Build a strong bridge to advanced cloud and data science courses
Azure Fundamentals with AI Integration Training is a practical course designed to introduce learners to core Microsoft Azure concepts while building awareness of how AI and machine learning are integrated into the Azure ecosystem. The course starts with Azure fundamentals such as subscriptions, resource management, virtual machines, storage, and security, providing a solid cloud foundation.
Learners then explore essential AI and machine learning concepts and understand how Azure supports AI workloads through services such as Azure AI, Azure Machine Learning Compute, GPU-enabled infrastructure, and Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS). The course focuses on how AI solutions are hosted, managed, and scaled on Azure rather than deep model development.
By the end of the course, learners will understand how Azure cloud services and AI capabilities work together, preparing them for cloud-based AI projects and serving as a strong bridge between AZ-900 Azure Fundamentals and more advanced AI or data science training such as DP-100 Data Science on Azure.
Module 1: Getting Started with Cloud and Azure
What is cloud computing and why it matters
Introduction to Microsoft Azure
Managing Azure resources
Subscription management, support, and billing
Customizing the Azure Portal interface
Viewing billing, usage, and quota information
Overview of virtual machines in Microsoft Azure
Module 2: Creating and Configuring Azure Virtual Machines
Introduction to Azure Virtual Machines
Creating a virtual machine using Azure Marketplace images
Configuring VM compute and storage options
Verifying VM functionality and access
Managing and monitoring virtual machines
Best practices for VM configuration
Module 3: Exploring Azure Storage and Databases
Overview of Azure Storage services
Understanding Azure Blob Storage for data storage
Using Azure File Storage for data sharing
Overview of relational database options in Azure
Creating and connecting to Azure SQL Databases
Creating and configuring Azure Storage accounts
Module 4: Security and Compliance in Azure
Introduction to Azure security concepts
Azure security features and best practices
Overview of Azure Active Directory (Azure AD)
Identity and access management fundamentals
Understanding compliance tools and standards in Azure
Module 5: Introduction to AI and Machine Learning
What is Artificial Intelligence (AI)?
What is Machine Learning (ML)?
Differences between AI and ML
Historical evolution and milestones in AI and ML
Supervised, unsupervised, and reinforcement learning
Understanding training, testing, and validation data
Module 6: Introduction to Azure AI
What is Azure AI and its role in cloud solutions
Benefits of using Azure AI services
Azure AI vs other AI platforms
Overview of Azure AI services and capabilities
Getting started with Azure AI solutions
Module 7: Azure AI Infrastructure and Compute
Understanding GPU-enabled virtual machines
AI model training infrastructure on Azure
Introduction to Azure Machine Learning Compute
Using Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) for AI workloads
Scaling and managing AI infrastructure on Azure
Module 8: Integrating Azure Fundamentals with AI Workloads
How Azure core services support AI solutions
Combining storage, compute, and networking for AI use cases
Security considerations for AI workloads
Monitoring and managing AI infrastructure
Real-world examples of Azure-based AI solutions
Module 9: Assignments and Hands-On Practice
Guided hands-on exercises using Azure Portal
Practical labs covering VMs, storage, and security
Conceptual exercises for Azure AI services
Reinforcement through assignments and review
Q&A and recap sessions
To successfully complete Azure Fundamentals with AI Integration Training, learners should have:
Basic computer literacy and comfort using a computer
No prior experience with Microsoft Azure or cloud computing required
No programming or machine learning background required
Interest in learning cloud technologies and AI concepts
Willingness to participate in hands-on demonstrations and assignments
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
Understand core cloud computing concepts and Microsoft Azure fundamentals
Navigate and manage resources using the Azure Portal
Create and configure Azure Virtual Machines and basic storage services
Understand Azure Storage and database options for cloud applications
Apply basic security, identity, and compliance concepts in Azure
Explain key Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning concepts
Understand how Azure AI services support AI-driven solutions
Identify infrastructure options for AI workloads, including GPU instances and AKS
Understand the role of Azure Machine Learning Compute in scalable training
Integrate Azure fundamentals with AI and ML workloads
Recognize common Azure-based AI use cases
Build a strong foundation for progressing to advanced Azure, AI, or data science training
This course prepares learners for foundational and early-career roles that combine cloud computing knowledge with AI awareness. After completing the training, learners will be better prepared for positions such as:
Cloud Support Associate
Junior Cloud Engineer
Azure Cloud Associate
Cloud Operations Analyst
AI Support Engineer (Entry-Level)
IT Support Specialist (Cloud & AI)
Cloud Technology Associate
Junior AI Infrastructure Engineer
Cloud Systems Support Analyst
Technical Support Engineer (Azure & AI)
As organizations increasingly adopt cloud-first strategies and begin integrating artificial intelligence into their applications and operations, there is a growing demand for professionals who understand both cloud fundamentals and AI concepts. Microsoft Azure is a leading cloud platform for hosting, managing, and scaling AI-enabled solutions, making Azure knowledge combined with AI awareness a highly valuable skill set.
Companies across industries such as technology, finance, healthcare, retail, manufacturing, and public sector are investing in cloud infrastructure while exploring AI-driven use cases like automation, analytics, and intelligent applications. These initiatives require professionals who can manage Azure resources, understand security and compliance, and recognize how AI workloads are deployed and supported on cloud platforms. As a result, roles that blend cloud fundamentals with AI integration are increasingly in demand.
This course directly addresses the growing need for:
Professionals who want a strong foundation in Microsoft Azure with AI awareness
Entry-level and early-career roles supporting cloud and AI-enabled environments
IT and cloud professionals expanding into AI-related infrastructure and services
Organizations preparing teams for cloud-based AI adoption
Learners seeking a bridge between Azure fundamentals and advanced AI or data science training
Workforce upskilling initiatives focused on cloud and AI readiness
By developing these combined cloud and AI capabilities, learners gain in-demand skills that support career growth in cloud computing and emerging AI-enabled roles. This course provides a practical starting point for professionals looking to participate in modern cloud and AI initiatives and prepares them to confidently progress into advanced Azure, AI, or data science programs.