Not another course you half-finish at 2am. A live cohort with a real deadline, weekly hands-on deployments in your own Azure, and a room that expects you to keep up. You start on cloud fundamentals and finish deploying AI infrastructure and defending the bill.
$1,800 early bird (full price $2,000) · early-bird pricing ends when the first seats fill.
Another year of “I’ll start Monday.” Another certificate on the shelf that didn’t get you the interview. The gap was never your ability. It was never having a room, a deadline, and someone who makes you ship. Type your 2026 in one line and look at it.
I didn’t come from computer science. I came from the cockpit — trained as a helicopter pilot, I decided the runway I actually wanted was in the cloud. I taught myself, I broke in, and I never looked back. Nine years in enterprise IT later — six of them entirely on Azure — I work as a Senior Cloud Engineer and a Cloud InfoSec Program Manager, and I’ve built and secured infrastructure for multiple Fortune 500 companies.
I’m telling you this for one reason: if a pilot with no CS degree can make this switch, so can you. What I didn’t have was a guide who’d already walked the path and a cohort that wouldn’t let me quit. That is exactly what I built this to be — the mentor I wish I’d had.
Ten modules, in order, from the ground up. Every one ends with something running in your own Azure — not slides, not a quiz. This is the exact spread a senior Azure and DevOps engineer owns.
The vocabulary and the mental model the whole job runs on — identity, subscriptions, resource groups, regions, and how the cloud actually bills you. The floor everything else stands on.
Your first real, working application on Azure, end to end — from an empty subscription to a URL a stranger can open. The moment it stops being theory.
CI/CD pipelines that build, test, and deploy on every push — with no stored secrets, authenticating to Azure by federated identity the way real teams do.
The estate as code, reconciled from Git. Change a file, open a pull request, and watch the cluster bring itself to the state you declared — the modern delivery model, in your hands.
Containers to production Kubernetes: pods, deployments, services, scaling, ingress, and real debugging on Azure Kubernetes Service. The skill every posting lists.
Logs, metrics, and alerts with Azure Monitor and Log Analytics — so you know something broke before your users tell you, and you can prove what happened.
Identity done right, secrets in a vault, private networking, and guardrails that deny instead of warn. Security built into the pipeline, not bolted on after.
Publish, secure, throttle, and govern APIs like a platform team — the layer that turns a running app into a product other teams can safely build on.
Stand up and secure AI workloads on Azure — private model endpoints, metering, and cost control. The skill that’s rewriting job descriptions right now.
Read the bill, cut the waste, and defend every dollar. The financial fluency that turns a good engineer into one leadership trusts with the account.
You begin where a beginner begins — and finish deploying AI infrastructure and controlling the cloud bill. That arc is the whole difference between “certified” and “hired.”
It is not for people who want to watch. Every week you deploy something real. If that scares you a little, you’re exactly who it’s for.
You’ll ship two live applications on top of production-grade projects — that’s the substance. Everything below is the career machine built around it, and it’s all free the moment you register.
A printable and editable workbook that runs the whole cohort. Every class has space for your notes, thinking prompts, a practice quiz, the week’s expectations — and room to write the 1–2 resume bullets you earned from it. By the end you’ve hand-built the entire blueprint above.
Private mock interviews, run one-on-one, until you can tell the story of what you built without freezing — and win the room, not just pass a quiz.
We rework your resume and your LinkedIn so both read like an engineer who ships — consequences and receipts, not “familiar with.” The profile recruiters actually stop on.
Your projects, live on a custom-domain portfolio backed by your own public GitHub repo — the link you send when an interviewer says “show me something you built.”
Get unblocked between sessions. Direct WhatsApp access to the instructor, so a stuck evening never turns into a stalled week.
Two working applications a stranger can open, plus production-grade projects shaped like the work you’ll be paid to do — all in your own repos, yours to showcase forever.
Early-bird $1,800 holds only while the first seats are open. After that it’s $2,000 — if seats remain.
Backed by a 14-day refund window: join the cohort, and if it’s not right for you, request a full refund of tuition — in writing — within 14 days of the start date. After that, tuition is non-refundable, including for missed sessions (every class is recorded and yours to keep). Full enrollment terms & refund policy »
Seats are capped on purpose — a small room means you get seen, questioned, and pushed. When this cohort fills, the next start date isn’t on the calendar. The people who change their 2027 are the ones who decide before the seat is gone.
Reserve my seat nowNo. We open on cloud fundamentals and build from there, in order. What you do need is the willingness to deploy something every week and to not disappear when it gets hard.
The live sessions plus a few hours of hands-on. Treat it like a serious commitment for 2.5 months — that intensity is the entire reason a cohort works where a self-paced course didn’t.
Live — that’s the point. You show up with the group, ask questions in the moment, and get unblocked. Every session is recorded and yours to keep, so falling behind one week doesn’t cost you the next.
A free Azure trial is enough for almost everything, and we keep the labs near free-tier and tear resources down at the end. Any spend is a few dollars, not a barrier.
The free classes are yours to read anytime. This is the live, guided version with a cohort, a deadline, weekly deployments, and direct access to the instructor — the accountability that actually gets people across the line.
No honest program promises an offer. What we guarantee is that you finish employable — with real deployments on your GitHub and the ability to walk an interviewer through them. The receipts are yours; you carry them into every interview after.
Yes, within reason. You’re covered by a 14-day refund window: request a full refund of tuition, in writing, within 14 days of the cohort start date — no reason needed. After day 14, tuition is non-refundable, including for sessions you miss, since every class is recorded and stays yours. When you enroll you’ll sign a short enrollment agreement — right before you pay — that spells all of this out. Read the full enrollment terms & refund policy.
Either 2027 looks like 2026 — same role, same “I’ll start Monday,” the same certs that never landed the job. Or you spent 2.5 months in a room that made you deploy real Azure every week, and you walk into interviews with proof. The fork is December 5. Take the seat.
Enroll now and lock in your place in the December 5 cohort — pay in full and save $200, or split it into two.
Secure checkout by Stripe. First you’ll sign a short enrollment agreement, then go straight to payment — and your seat is backed by a 14-day refund.
Not ready to pay? Reserve your place and ask the instructor anything — we’ll follow up with details.
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