Become an Azure Cloud Engineer
Whether you’re here to develop your Azure cloud engineering skills or simply learn about the cloud, Cybrary’s Azure Career path will deliver best in class instruction to ensure you acquire the real-world skills needed to work professionally with the cloud.
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This Azure Career Path provides a structured curriculum with specialized learning activities that will give you real-world training to become a successful cloud engineer in Microsoft Azure. In this career path, you will learn about cloud computing, cloud infrastructure, networking services, cloud security, virtual machines, and more while preparing you for multiple certifications like the Microsoft Azure AZ-900, Microsoft AZ-104, Microsoft AZ-303, Microsoft AZ-304, and Microsoft AZ-500.
Once you enroll in Cybrary’s Microsoft Azure Cloud Engineer career path, you will be learning alongside ten thousand community members who are all building their career in the cybersecurity, IT, and cloud space. As you grow your career you will now have a network of people through Cybrary who will help you continuously.
Frequently Asked Questions
Microsoft Azure is one of the leading cloud services providers in the world. The Azure platform offers users in over 60 regions and 140 countries more than 100 different services. The platform allows IT professionals and developers to develop, build, implement, and maintain applications in the cloud with its various tools and frameworks. It’s estimated that at least 95% of Fortune 500 companies use the Azure platform.
Azure Cloud Engineers are responsible for many cloud-related activities including: Assessing an organization’s IT infrastructure to determine options for moving to the cloud; Overseeing the migration process and maintaining the new system; Performing configuration management and disaster recovery tasks; Deploying Azure virtual machines in a highly available environment; Designing virtual networks that support workloads with a high level of security and performance; Configuring hybrid connectivity between Azure and on-site environments; Monitoring network performance to comply with service-level agreements; Using automation technology options within Azure; Designing and implementing data protection options in Azure. In addition to technical skills, an Azure Cloud Engineer also requires leadership and managerial skills. Strong communication skills are needed as a cloud engineer may be required to coordinate with other IT members or teams, negotiate with vendors, and communicate with senior management about cloud-related projects.
Cloud computing knowledge, including that of the Microsoft Azure platform, is not only important for jobs that have “cloud” in the title. These experts are also in demand for more traditional technology roles like software engineer, data scientist, and cybersecurity specialist as well.
You should have some general IT knowledge or experience. For professionals looking more foundational technical/IT experience before jumping into their cloud training, we recommend the System Administrator, Network Engineering, or Information Security Fundamentals career paths.
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Career Prospects
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What Will I Learn?
Engineering and Operations
Focused on building and operating information systems.
