OnCloudLearning
Hands-on from day one
Every course is built around real tasks, not slide decks.
Real cloud infrastructure
Labs run against actual Azure resources, not simulators.
Learn at your pace
Self-paced courses you can pick up and put down anytime.
Learn the tools real teams use
Courses
FreeAzure Fundamentals
Core Azure services, pricing, and the shared responsibility model.
Terraform for Azure
Provision and manage real Azure infrastructure as code.
Kubernetes on AKS
Deploy, scale, and operate containerized workloads on AKS.
Cloud FinOps
Forecast, track, and cut cloud spend without slowing teams down.
AI/ML on Azure
Build, train, and deploy machine learning models with Azure AI services.
DevOps & CI/CD Pipelines
Automate build, test, and deployment with GitHub Actions and Azure Pipelines.
Cloud Security Fundamentals
Identity, network, and data security essentials for production Azure workloads.
IT and Cloud Administrator Career Pathway
A ground-up career-switcher pathway into IT and cloud administration - web fundamentals, Linux and Windows Server, Azure, AI literacy, networking, security, containers, automation, databases, and certification prep, with a quiz, lab, and assessment in every module.
Foundations Before Frameworks
The right order to learn cloud, DevOps, and AI engineering - the fundamental you need before the framework everyone reaches for first.
Microsoft Azure Administrator
Deploy, manage, and secure Azure resources - identity, storage, compute, networking, and governance for the AZ-104 certification.
Career Skills
The professional skills that get technical work noticed, funded, and rewarded - communication, interviewing, negotiation, and building a career presence.
Technical Interview & Salary Negotiation
Prepare for technical interviews and negotiate the offer that follows - behavioral rounds, system design communication, and getting paid what you're worth.
First 90 Days as a Tech Lead / Engineering Manager
What actually changes when you move from writing code to leading the people who write it - listening, delegating, feedback, and your first hard conversations.
Communicating Technical Work to Non-Technical Stakeholders
Translate technical work into language executives, PMs, and customers actually act on - status updates, incident reports, trade-offs, and managing up.
Resume, LinkedIn & Portfolio for Cloud/IT Roles
Build a resume, LinkedIn profile, and portfolio that actually get cloud and IT roles noticed - the artifacts recruiters and hiring managers screen against.
Building a Public Technical Reputation
Turn real work into visibility that compounds - writing, speaking, and showing up online in a way that builds a credible technical reputation over time.