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Microsoft Azure for Beginners

Free — Learn the Essentials of Microsoft Azure

Target Audience

  • Complete beginners who want to learn cloud computing from scratch

  • Students exploring careers in IT, cloud, or software development

  • Job seekers looking to enter cloud or technical support roles

  • IT support professionals who want to expand into cloud technologies

  • Career changers transitioning into tech or cloud-focused roles

  • Small business owners wanting to understand cloud platforms

  • Anyone preparing for the AZ-900 certification

  • Individuals curious about how modern cloud services work

Highlights

  • Learn Azure fundamentals with simple, beginner-friendly lessons

  • Understand cloud concepts and real-world use cases

  • Explore the Azure Portal with guided hands-on practice

  • Get introduced to core Azure services like compute, storage, and networking

  • Learn basic monitoring, identity, and security features

  • Work with Azure databases and understand deployment options

  • Practice creating and managing resources in Azure

  • Build a strong foundation for Azure certifications such as AZ-900

Overview

Microsoft Azure for Beginners is a free, beginner-friendly introduction to the fundamentals of cloud computing and Microsoft Azure. Whether you are new to cloud platforms, exploring IT career paths, or preparing for Azure certification later, this course offers a simple, practical starting point. 

Through guided lessons and hands-on demonstrations, you’ll learn what the cloud is, how Azure services work, and how organizations use Azure for storage, computing, networking, and security. You will explore the Azure Portal, understand key terminology, and gain clarity on the role of Azure in modern IT environments. No prior cloud or IT experience is required—this course is designed specifically for absolute beginners. 

By the end of the course, you’ll understand the core Azure services, essential cloud concepts, and real-world use cases. You will also be ready to continue your learning with more advanced Azure training such as AZ-900: Microsoft Azure Fundamentals. 

Prerequisite

This is a beginner-level course with no prior cloud or Azure experience required. Learners only need: Basic computer and internet skills Ability to navigate a web browser A free Microsoft Azure account (recommended for hands-on exercises) 

Basic English reading skills Interest in learning cloud computing concepts No programming or technical background is necessary. This course is designed specifically for first-time cloud learners. 

Outcomes

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

  • Understand the fundamentals of cloud computing and why organizations use the cloud 

  • Explain key Azure concepts, including subscriptions, regions, and resource groups 

  • Navigate the Azure Portal confidently and manage basic resources 

  • Identify core Azure services, such as compute, storage, networking, and databases 

  • Create and configure resources using the Azure Portal 

  • Understand Azure monitoring tools, including Azure Monitor, Alerts, and Security Center 

  • Work with Azure database services, including Azure SQL and Cosmos DB 

  • Recognize automation options such as ARM templates, PowerShell, CLI, and Logic Apps 

  • Apply basic cloud security and governance practices 

  • Build a strong foundation for pursuing Azure certifications such as AZ-900 

Job Roles

Understanding Azure fundamentals opens the door to a variety of entry-level IT and cloud roles. After completing this course, learners will be better prepared for positions such as:

  • Cloud Support Associate (Entry-Level)

  • Azure Cloud Technician (Junior)

  • IT Support Specialist

  • Technical Support Assistant

  • Help Desk Technician

  • IT Operations Assistant

  • Junior Cloud Administrator

  • Cloud Onboarding Specialist

Curriculum

Module 1: Overview of Cloud Computing 

  • What is cloud computing? 

  • Benefits of the cloud (scalability, reliability, cost efficiency) 

  • Cloud service models: IaaS, PaaS, SaaS 

  • Cloud deployment types: public, private, and hybrid 

  • Introduction to Microsoft Azure’s global infrastructure 

Module 2: Azure Account Creation and Portal Navigation 

  • Creating a free Azure account 

  • Understanding subscriptions and resource groups 

  • Navigating the Azure Portal 

  • Using search, dashboards, and shortcuts 

  • Hands-on: Creating and managing your first resource  

Module 3: Core Services in Microsoft Azure 

  • Compute services: Virtual Machines, App Services, Azure Functions 

  • Storage services: Blob, File, Table, Queue 

  • Networking basics: Virtual Networks, subnets, load balancers 

  • Identity and access: Azure Active Directory basics 

  • Hands-on: Deploying a basic resource from each service category 

Module 4: Azure Management and Monitoring 

  • Overview of Azure Resource Manager (ARM) 

  • Tags, policies, and resource organization 

  • Monitoring tools: Azure Monitor, Metrics, Alerts 

  • Security basics: Azure Security Center, role-based access control (RBAC) 

  • Hands-on: Setting alerts and reviewing resource health  

Module 5: Azure Databases 

  • Overview of Azure database options: SQL Database, Cosmos DB, MySQL, PostgreSQL 

  • Creating a basic Azure SQL Database 

  • Understanding connection strings and access configuration 

  • Storage redundancy and backup basics 

  • Hands-on: Deploying and connecting to an Azure SQL instance  

Module 6: Streamlining Deployment and Automation in Azure 

  • Introduction to ARM templates 

  • Basics of Azure PowerShell and CLI 

  • Using Azure Quickstart templates 

  • Introduction to Azure Automation and Logic Apps 

  • Hands-on: Deploying a resource using automation tools 

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  • Self-Paced • Online • Flexible

  • On-Demand Access

  • Beginner Level

  • Practical Learning

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Demand for This Course

Cloud computing continues to be one of the fastest-growing areas in the technology industry, and Microsoft Azure is one of the leading cloud platforms used by businesses worldwide. As organizations shift to cloud-based solutions, the demand for professionals who understand Azure fundamentals has increased significantly—even for entry-level IT roles. 

Employers across industries now expect candidates to have at least a basic understanding of cloud concepts, Azure services, and platform navigation. Individuals without cloud knowledge often face challenges when applying for technical support, IT operations, and junior cloud roles. 

This course meets the growing demand for: 

  • Beginner-friendly cloud training for students and job seekers 

  • Azure foundational skills required for IT support and operations roles 

  • Upskilling pathways for career changers entering tech 

  • Workforce development programs focused on digital and cloud literacy 

  • Preparation for Azure certifications, including AZ-900 

Completing this course provides learners with a strong foundation to continue into advanced Azure training and pursue cloud career paths.