This hands-on course empowers learners to design, deploy, and manage scalable web applications using Microsoft Azure App Services and its associated cloud infrastructure. Through practical lessons and real-world scenarios, learners will explore the complete lifecycle of cloud application development—from provisioning resources and configuring databases to implementing secure APIs, logic workflows, and event-driven systems.

The course begins with foundational concepts like deploying websites and configuring resource groups, followed by deep dives into service plans, remote connectivity, CORS policies, and content delivery optimization using Azure CDN. Learners will then develop skills to implement robust authentication, backup strategies, and workflow automation using Logic Apps. In the later modules, they will construct virtual machine environments, configure advanced networking elements such as subnets and route tables, and work with enterprise-grade messaging using Azure Service Bus and Azure Functions. Finally, the course wraps up with event-driven architecture patterns using Azure Event Grid. Throughout the course, learners will apply Bloom’s Taxonomy skills such as identifying, demonstrating, configuring, designing, implementing, and evaluating solutions using Azure tools. By the end of this course, learners will be able to: Deploy and manage Azure App Services for a variety of web applications Integrate services like SQL databases, CORS, and CDN for enhanced functionality and performance Secure applications with authentication and authorization models Automate business processes using Logic Apps and Azure Functions Construct cloud-native architectures with advanced networking and event-driven patterns This course is ideal for cloud developers, IT professionals, and solution architects who wish to apply, analyze, and evaluate real-time Azure scenarios in a production-ready environment.