Cloud + Linux Foundations
Cloud operating models, core Linux usage, virtualization concepts and troubleshooting mindset.
Build practical cloud engineering skills across compute, networking, storage, identity, security, monitoring and hybrid connectivity.
The curriculum combines concepts, implementation, troubleshooting and the ability to explain technical decisions clearly.
Cloud operating models, core Linux usage, virtualization concepts and troubleshooting mindset.
IP addressing, subnets, routing, DNS, load balancing, private/public connectivity and network troubleshooting.
Identity concepts, roles, policies, least privilege, authentication and authorization.
Virtual compute, scaling concepts, object/block/file storage, backups and resilient design.
Security baselines, metrics, logs, alerts, audit trails and operational troubleshooting.
Hybrid connectivity concepts, architecture integration and an end-to-end practical project.
Projects are designed to connect multiple concepts into realistic engineering scenarios rather than isolated tasks.
Design a segmented application architecture with networking, load balancing, compute, security and monitoring.
Investigate connectivity, identity and service-health issues using logs, metrics and a structured troubleshooting flow.
Share your experience and target role. We’ll help map the right learning path.