Launch your career in cloud computing. Learn strategies and tools for developing data science and machine learning solutions in the cloud.
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With more and more companies leveraging cloud-native software, there is a growing need to find and hire people with the skills needed to build solutions on a variety of cloud platforms. Employers agree: Cloud talent is hard to come by. This specialization is designed to address the cloud talent gap by providing training for anyone interested in developing the practical skills needed for careers that utilize cloud-native technologies.
Each course concludes with a hands-on project where you have the opportunity to create a cloud-native solution. For each cloud solution developed, you will also create a demo video and code repository on GitHub that can be showcased in your digital portfolio to employers. By the end of this internship, you will be well-equipped to start designing data engineering and machine learning solutions for the cloud.
Duration: 34 hours
Rating: 4.5 (250 ratings)
Welcome to the first course in the “Building Large-Scale Cloud Computing Solutions” seminar! In this course, you will learn how to build a basic infrastructure for cloud computing, including websites that use serverless technologies and virtual machines.
Skills you will acquire:
Duration: 31 hours
Rating: 4.4 (111 ratings)
Welcome to the second course in the seminar! In this course, you will learn to design cloud-based systems with the basic building blocks of cloud computing, including virtual machines and containers.
Duration: 40 hours
Rating: 4.1 (73 ratings)
Welcome to the third course in the seminar! In this course, you will learn how to apply data engineering to real projects using cloud computing concepts introduced in the first two courses.
Duration: 13 hours
Rating: 4.5 (75 ratings)
Welcome to the fourth course in the seminar! In this course, we will build cloud-based machine learning programming patterns on real projects.