
Dive into the fundamentals of cloud computing. This 1-hour course covers key cloud services, storage solutions, and essential concepts to give you a strong introduction to cloud technology.
Course
Discovery
1 hour

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Master cloud infrastructure with expert-led courses in architecture, security, AI, and dev ops. From AWS to Azure to GCP, gain the critical skills needed to power modern applications and streamline digital operations.
Each collection brings related courses together into focused tracks, so you can build expertise with clarity and direction.
Cloud computing course collections
Master the core principles of Google Cloud with expert-led courses. Whether you're new to cloud computing or looking to deepen your understanding, these courses provide essential skills in infrastructure, AI, security, and operations to help you drive digital transformation and innovation within your organization.
Dive into cutting-edge cloud expertise with these courses. Learn to design scalable architectures, build AI-powered solutions, and automate DevOps workflows. Develop practical skills to manage secure, cost-efficient environments on AWS and Azure while preparing for top certifications and real-world success.
AI is the future of productive workspaces, and these courses show you how to use it to its full potential. Explore how Gemini can transform Google Workspace tools like Docs, Sheets, and Gmail, while building a strong foundation in generative AI, deep learning, and ethical AI practices with Google Cloud.
Start building real-world cloud skills with these carefully selected courses.
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Dive into the fundamentals of cloud computing. This 1-hour course covers key cloud services, storage solutions, and essential concepts to give you a strong introduction to cloud technology.
Course
Discovery
1 hour

Build and deploy advanced generative AI solutions on Azure with OpenAI models, GPT Vision, and DALL-E. Create RAG pipelines, craft prompts, automate workflows, and integrate multimodal AI applications.
Nanodegree Program
Intermediate
29 hours

In this program, you’ll develop the skills you need to join the rapidly growing cloud devops field.
Nanodegree Program
4.6
Intermediate
53 hours

This Nanodegree program provides a comprehensive path to mastering AWS cloud architecture. It focuses on designing scalable solutions, optimizing performance, managing multi-account environments, and modernizing systems with hands-on projects.
Nanodegree Program
4.6
Intermediate
34 hours

Elevate your tech skills with our innovative program focused on Cloud Computing, Microservices, and Serverless Technologies. Master the fundamentals of AWS, learn to build and deploy scalable, full-stack applications on the cloud, and grasp the principles of modern cloud architecture. Delve into microservices, understanding architecture patterns, service replication, and independent scaling. Harness the power of serverless technologies, creating REST APIs and implementing security best practices. Our hands-on exercises offer practical experience, equipping you to design, build, and deploy complex applications. Stay ahead in the digital era with our comprehensive tech program.
Nanodegree Program
4.4
Intermediate
60 hours

Become an expert in cloud-native application architecture. Gain real-world skills in building, securing, and monitoring scalable apps using industry-standard tools like Prometheus, Jaeger, ArgoCD, gRPC, and Grafana.
Nanodegree Program
4.7
Intermediate
72 hours

Go beyond theory with this Nanodegree. Gain hands-on experience with cost optimization, infrastructure monitoring, and cutting-edge cloud security practices, including Zero Trust Architecture and advanced IAM solutions.
Nanodegree Program
Advanced
53 hours

Learn how to design and deploy flexible cloud architectures across multiple providers. This course covers key strategies for boosting performance, cutting costs, and scaling digital systems in today’s cloud-driven world.
Course
Intermediate
15 hours
$130k+
median base pay; $300K–$500K+ total comp at top firms.
13%
projected growth for cloud architects by 2034, ~3× the U.S. avg.
89%
tech & IT job openings each year in the U.S., including cloud.
U.S. figures; salary and demand vary by role, experience, and location.
U.S. BLS, OEWS May 2024 (base pay)
U.S. BLS, Occupational Outlook Handbook — Computer Network Architects
U.S. BLS, Occupational Outlook Handbook — Computer & Information Technology Occupations
See how learning in this school connects to real-world roles, the core skills they require, and where to start building the right expertise.
Career paths
AWS Solution Architect
An AWS Solutions Architect designs scalable, secure, and cost-efficient cloud systems. They translate business requirements into resilient architectures using AWS services and best practices.
Key role skills
Cloud architecture design and optimization
Security and compliance implementation
Cost management and resource efficiency
High-Performance Database Architecture
An Azure Administrator manages cloud infrastructure, ensuring reliable performance, security, and scalability. They configure, monitor, and maintain Azure resources to support business operations.
Key role skills
Azure resource deployment and management
Identity and access management (IAM)
Monitoring, backup, and disaster recovery
Networking and virtual infrastructure setup
A Cloud Developer builds and maintains applications specifically designed for cloud platforms using cloud-native technologies. They leverage cloud services like serverless computing, containers, and managed databases to create scalable, resilient applications.
Key role skills
Build cloud-native applications with serverless and containers
Integrate managed databases and cloud platform services
Deploy, migrate, and monitor applications in the cloud
Design scalable, resilient application architectures
Cloud DevOps Engineers automate infrastructure and streamline software delivery in cloud environments, improving reliability and deployment velocity.
Key role skills
Design and deploy infrastructure as code (IaC)
Build CI/CD pipelines for development velocity
Automate workflows and system provisioning
Monitor system performance and enforce reliability
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