Neeraj Jain

Years of Experience in Amazon Web Services Training

3

Teaching Experience in detail in Amazon Web Services Training

AWS Fundamentals: Covering the basic concepts of cloud computing. Explaining the core services provided by AWS, such as compute, storage, databases, and networking. AWS Certification Training: Preparing students for AWS certifications like AWS Certified Solutions Architect, AWS Certified Developer, or AWS Certified SysOps Administrator. Providing in-depth knowledge of specific AWS services covered in certification exams. Hands-On Labs: Conducting practical labs and exercises to give students hands-on experience with AWS services. Guiding participants through the process of building and deploying applications on the AWS platform. Architecture Design: Teaching architectural best practices for designing scalable, reliable, and cost-effective solutions on AWS. Discussing the use of various AWS services in different scenarios. Advanced Topics: Covering advanced AWS services like AWS Lambda (serverless computing), AWS Elastic Beanstalk, AWS ECS (Elastic Container Service), and more. Exploring topics such as DevOps practices and tools in the context of AWS. Real-world Case Studies: Sharing real-world examples and case studies of organizations successfully implementing AWS solutions. Discussing challenges faced and how they were overcome. Security and Compliance: Addressing security considerations in AWS, including identity and access management, encryption, and compliance with industry standards. Educating on best practices for securing AWS resources. Monitoring and Optimization: Instructing on the use of AWS monitoring tools and services. Teaching optimization techniques to manage costs effectively. Continuous Learning: Encouraging continuous learning through AWS documentation, webinars, and community involvement. Keeping up-to-date with the latest AWS services and features.

Years of Experience in Microsoft Azure Training

3

Teaching Experience in detail in Microsoft Azure Training

Introduction to Cloud Computing: Define cloud computing and its key characteristics. Explain the advantages of using cloud services. Overview of Microsoft Azure: Introduce Microsoft Azure as a cloud computing platform. Highlight key features and services offered by Azure. Azure Services: Break down Azure services into categories (Compute, Storage, Networking, Databases, etc.). Provide an overview of essential services within each category. Setting Up Azure: Guide students through the process of creating an Azure account. Explain the Azure Portal and its features. Virtual Machines (VMs) in Azure: Discuss the concept of VMs in Azure. Demonstrate how to create and manage VMs. Azure Storage: Cover different types of Azure storage (Blob, Table, Queue, File). Explain how to use and manage Azure storage. Azure Networking: Discuss Azure Virtual Network and its components. Cover concepts like subnets, security groups, and network security groups. Azure Databases: Introduce Azure database services (SQL Database, Cosmos DB, etc.). Explain how to create and manage databases. Identity and Access Management (IAM): Explore Azure Active Directory (AAD). Discuss user management, roles, and permissions. Monitoring and Management: Explain tools and services for monitoring Azure resources. Discuss best practices for resource management. Security in Azure: Cover Azure Security Center and best practices for securing Azure resources. Discuss compliance and governance in Azure. Hands-On Labs and Projects: Provide practical exercises and projects to reinforce theoretical knowledge. Encourage students to work on real-world scenarios.