Cloud Support Engineering
This course prepares you for the AWS Cloud Practitioner, Microsoft AZ-900, CCNA credentials. University partner: Partner University (sample).
Networking and operating systems fundamentals from university faculty; AWS and Azure support work from engineers on live cloud support desks.
Who this course is for
Graduates in computer applications, IT or science, and IT support staff who want to move to cloud.
What you will be able to do
Graduates are ready for cloud support engineer, L1 cloud operations and NOC roles, and for the AWS Cloud Practitioner and AZ-900 exams.
Careers this course serves
Jobs this course leads to
Roles from partner employers that name this course's certification.
Syllabus, by who teaches it
Progress is tracked separately for theory and practical, and both are assessed.
- A1Networking fundamentals
IP addressing, DNS, routing and firewalls.
- A2Operating systems
Linux and Windows administration essentials.
- A3Cloud concepts
Service models, shared responsibility, regions and availability.
- A4ITIL basics
Incidents, requests, changes and service levels.
- B1AWS core services
EC2, S3, IAM, VPC and CloudWatch, hands-on.
- B2Azure core services
Virtual machines, storage, Entra ID and Monitor.
- B3Support desk simulation
Tickets, troubleshooting runbooks and escalation on a live lab.
- B4Certification practice
Mock exams for AWS Cloud Practitioner and AZ-900.
- B5Industry project
Resolve a week of real tickets from a partner company's queue, reviewed by their lead.
Certifications this course prepares you for
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