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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Deploy, configure, secure, scale and maintain Windows and Linux virtual machines in Microsoft Azure, using the portal, Azure CLI, PowerShell and templates for repeatable operations.
The Microsoft Azure Virtual Machines course in Doha, Qatar is a focused, hands-on program on running infrastructure as a service in Azure. Learners plan VM sizes and series, choose managed disk types, and deploy Windows Server and Linux machines through the Azure portal, Azure CLI, Azure PowerShell and Bicep templates. The course covers availability sets, availability zones, Virtual Machine Scale Sets, VM extensions, Azure Bastion for secure access, and patching with Azure Update Manager, giving administrators a complete view of the VM lifecycle.
Each topic is practiced in labs. Participants build a VM with custom data, attach and resize disks, capture an image into Azure Compute Gallery, configure autoscale, enable Azure Backup and diagnose a VM that will not boot using boot diagnostics and the serial console. Cost controls such as reserved instances, Azure Hybrid Benefit and auto-shutdown are discussed alongside performance. Organizations can schedule the course as an in-house program aligned to their own server builds and operating standards.
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
Select VM series, sizes and managed disk types to match workload performance and cost
Deploy Windows and Linux VMs using the portal, Azure CLI, PowerShell and Bicep
Configure availability sets, availability zones and Virtual Machine Scale Sets with autoscale
Secure VM access with Azure Bastion, just-in-time access, network security groups and disk encryption
Manage images, extensions and patching with Azure Compute Gallery and Azure Update Manager
Back up, monitor and troubleshoot VMs using Azure Backup, Azure Monitor and boot diagnostics
This course is for administrators and engineers who run server workloads on Azure infrastructure as a service.
Windows Server and Linux system administrators
Azure and cloud administrators
Infrastructure engineers migrating servers to Azure
IT operations and support engineers
DevOps engineers automating VM deployments
VM series and sizes: general purpose, compute, memory optimized
Managed disks: Standard HDD, Standard SSD, Premium SSD, Ultra Disk
Regions, quotas and pricing considerations
Azure Hybrid Benefit, reservations and Spot VMs
Creating VMs in the portal, Azure CLI and PowerShell
Bicep and ARM templates for repeatable builds
Custom data, cloud-init and VM extensions
Images and Azure Compute Gallery
Availability sets, fault domains and update domains
Availability zones and zone-redundant designs
Virtual Machine Scale Sets and autoscale rules
Placing VMs behind Azure Load Balancer
Network security groups and Azure Bastion
Just-in-time VM access with Microsoft Defender for Cloud
Azure Disk Encryption and encryption at host
Managed identities and role-based access to VMs
Patching with Azure Update Manager
Azure Backup for VMs and file-level restore
Azure Monitor, VM insights and alerts
Boot diagnostics, serial console and Run Command
Many organizations in Qatar begin their cloud journey by moving existing Windows and Linux servers to Azure virtual machines, especially now that an Azure region operates in the country. Government entities, banks, energy firms and healthcare providers rely on these servers for line-of-business applications that must stay secure, patched and available. Administrators in Doha with strong Azure VM skills help their organizations migrate safely, control costs and maintain dependable services aligned with digital transformation goals.
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 Virtual Machines course in Doha is hands-on training in planning, deploying, securing, scaling and maintaining Windows and Linux virtual machines on Azure, using the portal, command-line tools and templates.
It is intended for Windows Server and Linux administrators, Azure administrators, infrastructure engineers, operations staff and DevOps engineers who deploy or manage servers on Azure.
It is not an exam-preparation course, but virtual machines are a significant part of Microsoft's Azure Administrator Associate skills outline, so the content supports that goal. Our Microsoft Azure Administration course covers the full exam scope.
Yes. It can be delivered at your premises or online and tailored to your organization's sector, server standards, 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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