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Cloud Engineer

8 modules

Design, deploy and run secure, scalable infrastructure on AWS and Azure — and automate all of it.

About this path

The Cloud Engineer path builds a solid foundation on the two leading enterprise clouds, AWS and Azure. You'll learn the core services — identity and security, compute, storage and databases, networking and serverless — and how to provision them as code with Terraform.

Each module pairs live sessions with a hands-on project, so you learn to build environments that are secure, resilient and cost-aware. The concepts carry over to any provider, including Google Cloud.

Who it's for

Newcomers to the cloud, sysadmins and network engineers taking their skills to the cloud, and developers who want to understand the infrastructure under their apps.

Your route

  1. 01Foundations
  2. 02IAM
  3. 03Compute
  4. 04Storage
  5. 05Networking
  6. 06Serverless
  7. 07IaC
  8. 08Monitoring
  9. DestinationCloud Engineer
  1. 01

    Cloud Foundations

    Regions and availability zones, the shared responsibility model, core services and how cloud pricing works.

    • Coming soon
  2. 02

    Identity & Security

    Users, roles and policies, least privilege, MFA, and encrypting data with managed keys.

    • Coming soon
  3. 03

    Compute

    Virtual machines, auto scaling and load balancing — running workloads that grow and heal on their own.

    • Coming soon
  4. 04

    Storage & Databases

    Object, block and file storage, managed relational databases, backups and lifecycle policies.

    • Coming soon
  5. 05

    Cloud Networking

    VPCs, subnets, route tables, gateways, peering and site-to-site VPN — the network under every cloud app.

    • Coming soon
  6. 06

    Serverless

    Functions, API gateways and event-driven architectures that scale to zero.

    • Coming soon
  7. 07

    Infrastructure as Code

    Provision cloud environments with Terraform: plans, state, modules and reviews.

    • Coming soon
  8. 08

    Monitoring & Cost

    Metrics, logs and alarms, plus FinOps habits that keep the cloud bill under control.

    • Coming soon