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Live · Instructor-led · Azure cloud engineering + DevOps

Build a cloud career for the life you want.

Train with a live engineer, practice every week, and build Azure projects you can explain. In 2.5 months, move from cloud fundamentals toward applications, deployment pipelines, security, monitoring, and cost control—with structure and feedback along the way.

$202,680+

U.S. top-10% pay benchmark for computer network architects, May 2025. This is an experienced role—not an entry salary or a CAMPUX outcome. Check the BLS data.

Starts December 5, 2026 2.5 months Live sessions + recordings Hands-on every week Builds in your own repositories Portfolio + interview practice Azure Cloud · Cloud Admin · DevOps
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Read the free classes first. You can review the full price and terms before deciding whether to enroll.

Choose the format you need

What does the live cohort add?

The free classes teach the material. Tuition pays for the scheduled cohort experience around it.

Free CAMPUX classes

Read at your own pace, use the practice activities, and decide whether the teaching works for you. There is no charge to read the classes.

Live cohort

Follow a fixed schedule with live instruction, guided weekly builds, session recordings, and direct opportunities to ask for help. Review the calendar and price below before enrolling.

Captain O in his helicopter pilot uniform
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Captain O flying a helicopter, seen in profile wearing a headset
The work, and the life around it

I still fly. Now I get to come home to my family.

Captain O · Senior Cloud Engineer

Before cloud, I trained as a helicopter pilot. Aviation taught me that confidence is no substitute for preparation: learn the systems, use the checklist, and stay clear-headed when something changes. I still travel around the world, and when I can, I rent a helicopter and fly for fun to keep my license current. That part of my life still matters to me.

Today, I work from home as a cloud engineer. I can keep building a technical career and be present with my family and our seven-month-old baby. Cloud work has not made life effortless, and my path is not a promise about yours. But it has given me a way to keep doing work I care about while showing up for the people I love. That is what “career growth” means to me now.

I made the move by teaching myself, then building experience over time. Nine years in enterprise IT later—six focused on Azure—I work as a Senior Cloud Engineer, and I’ve built and secured infrastructure for multiple Fortune 500 companies.

The paper behind that, for the people who want it: an MSc in Cybersecurity and a BSc in Information Technology, with CompTIA Security+, CySA+, PenTest+, Network+ and A+, plus ISC2 CC and CISM, ITIL v4, Linux Essentials and PSM. Useful signals. Still not what gets you hired, which is why this cohort is built around what you ship.

My route is one example, not a promise about anyone else’s outcome. I built this cohort to offer the structure I wanted at the time: guided practice, feedback, and a place to ask questions while the work is in progress.

And you won’t be learning from me alone. A second instructor works the room alongside me — a Senior AWS and Azure Engineer with over 20 years in IT and a deep stack of AWS and networking certifications. Between us that’s 14+ industry certifications and two clouds, so when you hit a wall there’s always someone who’s already been through it.

Ex-helicopter pilot, self-taught 9 yrs IT · 6 on Azure 14+ industry certifications Senior Cloud Engineer Multiple Fortune 500 companies + 2nd instructor · Senior AWS & Azure Engineer 20+ yrs IT · multiple AWS & networking certs
The 2.5-month arc

What you’ll actually build

Ten modules, taught in sequence from cloud fundamentals through deployment, operations, AI infrastructure, and cost control. You practice in Azure as you go and build toward the capstone shown below.

01

Azure Cloud Fundamentals

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.

02

Deploy a Live Application

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.

03

GitHub Actions

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.

04

GitOps

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.

05

AKS — Kubernetes on Azure

Practice pods, deployments, services, scaling, ingress, and debugging on Azure Kubernetes Service, Microsoft’s managed Kubernetes service.

06

Monitoring & Observability

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.

07

Security & DevSecOps

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.

08

API Management

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.

09

AI Infrastructure Deployment

Stand up and secure AI workloads on Azure, including private model endpoints, usage metering, and cost controls.

10

FinOps

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.

Policy as Code — guardrails Virtual Network (VNet) PRESENTATION · WEB APPLICATION · LOGIC DATA TIER subnet subnet subnet git push GitHub Actions CI/CD deploys it User / Browser public Microsoft Entra ID identity OIDC API Management API gateway App Service Web App · UI AKS Kubernetes App Service API business logic Azure SQL / Database RBAC least-privilege access private endpoint no stored secrets every push ships it deny by default least privilege DB never public
Your capstone blueprint — a real 3-tier app (web, logic, database) on Azure, private by default, governed by RBAC and Policy as Code. You build it piece by piece across the live class.

Begin with cloud fundamentals. Finish with projects and practice you can use to explain your decisions and trade-offs.

Read this before you decide

This is built for you if…

This format works best if you can set aside time for live sessions and hands-on practice. If you prefer to study independently, start with the free classes and come back if you want more structure.

How it runs

Live, hands-on, and paced by a real cohort

  • ✓Live sessions you attend with the group — every one recorded, so a missed week is never a lost week.
  • ✓You practice in your own Azure subscription. Labs are designed to stay near free-tier, and the instructions cover removing resources when you finish.
  • ✓A cohort moving together — a deadline that’s real and people who notice if you go quiet.
  • ✓Direct access to the instructor — ask the question, get unblocked, keep shipping.
  • ✓2.5 months, starting December 5. A fixed cohort schedule with live sessions and recordings.
What you walk away with

Receipts, not a certificate

  • ✓A portfolio of Azure projects you can choose to publish on GitHub.
  • ✓Practice explaining design choices and trade-offs in cloud interview questions.
  • ✓A repeatable way to describe what you built, why you built it, and what you would change.
  • ✓Practice with deployment, troubleshooting, and cost-awareness in cloud labs.
Make your next move count

Build proof you can show. Practice explaining it. Move toward the career you want.

A new career takes more than finishing lessons. The cohort is designed to help you build and explain cloud projects, then prepare to present that work to employers. No course can guarantee a job, interview, or salary; your results depend on your experience, effort, location, and the roles you pursue.

A senior-career pay benchmark, with context

$202,680+

In May 2025, the highest-paid 10% of U.S. computer network architects earned more than this. The occupation includes work designing cloud infrastructure, but it is a senior role: BLS says workers typically need several years of related experience. This is market context, not a typical starting salary or a promise from CAMPUX.

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 2025 wage data and role requirements

Included in cohort tuition

Build-along workbook

Use an editable, printable guide for notes, practice questions, weekly expectations, and turning completed work into accurate résumé bullets.

Interview coaching

Practice the explanation

Rehearse explaining your project choices, trade-offs, troubleshooting, and what you would improve. Get feedback so your answers become clearer and more specific.

Career preparation

Résumé and LinkedIn feedback

Shape your profile around skills you can demonstrate and projects you actually completed. Feedback can improve clarity; it cannot guarantee recruiter responses.

Project evidence

Portfolio and GitHub

Organize your completed work so an employer can follow what you built and how you approached it. Any domain, hosting, or cloud charges are separate unless the enrollment terms say otherwise.

Between sessions

Instructor questions

Use the cohort’s direct instructor channel to ask questions and work through blockers while you practice.

Practice with purpose

Projects you can discuss

Build cloud applications and infrastructure projects in your own repositories. Learn to describe what works, what failed, and the decisions behind each build.

About internships: We’ll list a placement opportunity here only when a partner, selection process, dates, compensation, and eligibility are confirmed in writing. The cohort currently does not promise an internship or job placement.

What learners say
4.3 TrustScore on Trustpilot · 7 reviews, every one of them five stars

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★★★★★

I really enjoyed the cloud training

I really enjoyed the cloud training. It was easy to follow, practical, and helped me understand cloud concepts much better. Overall, it was a great learning experience.

Tolu Adefemi · verified on Trustpilot
★★★★★

Campux Learn is truly exceptional

The lessons are clearly simplified, easy to follow, and paced in a way that makes learning smooth and enjoyable. The examples are practical and well-chosen, which really helps reinforce each concept. I highly recommend this training to anyone interested in Azure.

Chummy i · verified on Trustpilot
★★★★★

Great learning experience with practical training

The training was well organised, easy to follow and the information was presented clearly. The support and communication were also helpful throughout. I’d definitely recommend Campuxlearn to anyone looking for a straightforward and useful training experience.

Tdolls Makeovers · verified on Trustpilot
One cohort, two payment options

A guided 2.5-month build, with the full cost in view.

Live Cohort — Azure Cloud + DevOps
Pay in full
$1,800
2.5 months of live training · starts December 5

Prefer two payments? $1,000 today and $1,000 before the cohort ($2,000 total). The pay-in-full option costs $200 less.

  • ✓ All 10 modules, fundamentals to AI infrastructure and FinOps
  • ✓ Live sessions with recordings you keep
  • ✓ Two live applications + production-grade projects, in your own repos
  • ✓ Resume building and live mock-interview practice
  • ✓ Portfolio guidance; domain and hosting costs may be separate
  • ✓ A cohort, a deadline, and direct instructor access
  • ✓ Cohort workbook, interview practice, instructor access, and portfolio guidance
Review enrollment options

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 »

Plan around the real start date

The next cohort begins December 5, 2026.

The program runs for about 2.5 months. Before enrolling, make sure the live-session schedule, weekly practice, and payment terms fit your calendar and budget. If you need a detail that is not listed here, ask the instructor before paying.

Ask about schedule and fit
Straight answers

Questions you’re right to ask

Do I need experience to start?

No. 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.

How much time per week should I plan for?

Plan for the live sessions plus several hours of practice between them. The exact weekly total depends on your starting point and pace. Ask us for the current session schedule before enrolling so you can check it against your calendar.

Is it live, or recorded?

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.

Could Azure labs cost me money?

Possibly. Trial credits and free-tier limits vary and may not cover every service or usage. You use your own Azure subscription and are responsible for charges. Follow each lab’s cleanup steps and check the Azure cost-management screen before and after a build. Domain, hosting, and other third-party costs may also be separate; see the enrollment terms.

What’s the difference between this and the free CAMPUX classes?

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.

Is an internship included?

No internship placement is currently promised. We will publish an opportunity only after the employer, dates, eligibility, selection process, compensation, and supervision are confirmed. Ask us before enrolling if an internship is important to your decision.

Will this get me a job?

No. We cannot promise a job, salary, or interview. The cohort is designed to help you practice cloud engineering and build projects you can discuss. Hiring outcomes also depend on your starting point, work outside sessions, target roles, location, and the market.

What if I change my mind — can I get a refund?

You may request a full tuition refund in writing within 14 days of the cohort start date. After that window, tuition is non-refundable, including for missed sessions. The enrollment agreement contains the full terms; read it before payment. Read the full enrollment terms & refund policy.

Still have a question?

Message me on WhatsApp and I’ll answer it myself — no form, no sales sequence. If the cohort isn’t right for you, I’ll say so.

Your next step

A stronger career should leave room for a fuller life.

Maybe you want to earn more, change direction, or build a future with more choices for your family. Those are real reasons to learn. We can’t promise a salary, a remote job, or an offer; we can show you the projects, coaching, schedule, full tuition, and terms before you decide. Start with a free class, then choose the path that fits.

Choose how to proceed

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