Cloud Computing Fundamentals
Understand how cloud computing works, compare IaaS, PaaS and SaaS, choose between public, private and hybrid deployment models, and discuss cloud costs, security and governance with confidence.
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Manage Azure identities, subscriptions, storage, virtual machines, virtual networks and monitoring in hands-on labs, and prepare for Microsoft's Azure Administrator Associate certification exam.
The Microsoft Azure Administration training in Doha, Qatar builds the practical skills needed to implement, manage and monitor an organization's Azure environment. Following the skills outline for Microsoft's Azure Administrator Associate certification, the course covers managing Microsoft Entra users and groups, subscriptions and governance, storage accounts, virtual machines, App Service and containers, virtual networking, and backup and monitoring. It is aimed at administrators who already understand basic cloud concepts and want to operate Azure confidently in production.
The course is lab-driven. Participants deploy resources through the Azure portal, Azure CLI, Azure PowerShell and ARM or Bicep templates, configure network security groups and peering, set up Azure Backup and build alerts in Azure Monitor. Troubleshooting scenarios reflect issues administrators meet in day-to-day operations. Organizations with their own Azure tenant can request the course as an in-house program, with labs and policies aligned to their naming standards and landing zone design.
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
Manage Microsoft Entra users, groups and licenses, and assign Azure roles using role-based access control
Apply governance with management groups, Azure Policy, resource locks, tags and cost budgets
Configure storage accounts, redundancy, access keys, shared access signatures and Azure Files
Deploy and manage virtual machines, scale sets, App Service and containers using templates
Implement virtual networks, subnets, peering, network security groups and Azure DNS
Configure Azure Backup, Azure Site Recovery and Azure Monitor alerts and logs
This course is for IT professionals who administer, or will soon administer, Microsoft Azure environments.
System administrators moving from on-premises Windows Server or Linux
Cloud administrators and cloud operations engineers
IT infrastructure engineers supporting hybrid environments
Support engineers handling Azure service requests
Professionals pursuing Microsoft's Azure Administrator Associate certification
Microsoft Entra users, groups, guest accounts and licensing
Azure role-based access control: built-in and custom roles
Management groups, subscriptions, Azure Policy and resource locks
Tags, budgets and Microsoft Cost Management
Storage account types, redundancy (LRS, ZRS, GRS) and access tiers
Blob lifecycle management, soft delete and versioning
Shared access signatures, access keys and storage firewalls
Azure Files shares, AzCopy and Azure Storage Explorer
Automating deployments with ARM templates and Bicep
Virtual machine sizes, disks, availability sets and zones
Virtual Machine Scale Sets and autoscale rules
Azure App Service plans, Azure Container Instances and Container Apps
Virtual networks, subnets, public and private IP addressing
Network security groups, application security groups and Azure Bastion
Virtual network peering, user-defined routes and service endpoints
Azure DNS, Azure Load Balancer and Application Gateway
Azure Monitor metrics, Log Analytics workspaces and KQL queries
Alert rules, action groups and Network Watcher
Recovery Services vaults and Azure Backup policies
Azure Site Recovery and exam preparation review
With Microsoft's Azure region available in Qatar, many organizations in Doha now run production systems on Azure, from government digital services to banking applications and healthcare platforms. These environments need administrators who can secure identities, control costs, maintain backups and keep networks reliable. Building local Azure administration skills supports the technical workforce goals of Qatar National Vision 2030 and reduces dependence on external support for critical cloud operations.
Join a scheduled class at our training center in Doha or attend live online. For organizations, the course can run as an in-house program at your premises or online, tailored to your sector, examples and schedule.
The Microsoft Azure Administration course in Doha is hands-on training in managing Azure identities, governance, storage, compute, networking, backup and monitoring. It follows Microsoft's skills outline for the Azure Administrator Associate certification and prepares learners to sit that exam.
It is intended for system administrators, cloud operations staff, infrastructure engineers and support engineers who manage Azure, as well as professionals working toward Microsoft's Azure Administrator Associate certification.
You should understand basic cloud concepts and have some experience with operating systems, networking such as IP addressing and DNS, and ideally PowerShell or a command line. Completing Microsoft Azure Fundamentals first is helpful but not required.
Yes. It can be delivered at your premises or online and tailored to your organization's sector, Azure environment, examples and schedule. Contact Leaders Training Center to plan it.
Tell us a little about yourself and an advisor will contact you about batch timings, fees and eligibility. No obligation.
Sat–Thu: 09:00–22:00Fri: 08:00–22:00
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