This Cloud Computing course (2026) offers a complete beginner-to-intermediate learning path focused on Amazon Web Services (AWS). It is designed to help learners understand cloud fundamentals while gaining practical, hands-on experience with real AWS services.

The course starts with an introduction to cloud computing concepts and a clear roadmap, helping you understand how cloud platforms operate in modern IT environments. You will then explore AWS core infrastructure, including Regions, Availability Zones, and EC2 instances, along with creating and managing Amazon Machine Images (AMI).

As you progress, the course dives into essential services such as Load Balancers, Auto Scaling, and security configurations like authentication and security groups. A major focus is placed on IAM (Identity and Access Management), where you will learn about users, roles, policies, and multi-factor authentication.

You will also gain strong experience with Amazon S3, including bucket management, permissions, versioning, lifecycle rules, and hosting static websites. The course includes multiple hands-on labs to reinforce learning and build real skills.

By the end, you will be prepared for AWS roles such as Cloud Engineer, Cloud Administrator, or DevOps Engineer, and ready to pursue AWS certification.