Cloud Courses

Tired of servers in the basement? Cloud opens new doors for organizations to achieve flexibility, cost efficiency and availability in their IT solutions.

We hope to see you on a cloud course at SuperUsers!

Cloud technologies

AWS

Amazon's cloud platform, AWS, offers a broad range of services for building, deploying and managing applications and infrastructure in the cloud.

Azure

Microsoft Azure moves IT infrastructure, applications, websites, and more to the cloud and opens up new business opportunities. In short, everything in one platform.

Azure AI & Microsoft Foundry

Databricks and Synapse Analytics/Fabric give your organization the freedom to analyze data with classic SQL or more complex code in Python/Scala.

DevOps & Docker

DevOps bridges development activities (Dev) and operations activities (Ops) in an agile, continuous workflow.

Microsoft 365

Microsoft 365 is the foundation of a digital workplace, with tools and services that improve productivity and collaboration across the organization.

Microsoft Copilot

Microsoft Copilot is Microsoft's AI assistant across Microsoft 365, GitHub and security work. With Copilot Studio and agents, it is also a platform where organizations build their own AI solutions. We offer courses for end users, administrators and developers.

Microsoft Security

With the Microsoft Security platform, you can protect your organization against cyber threats. Make sure your data and devices are secure, no matter where people work from.

Power Platform

Microsoft Power Platform is a product portfolio that includes Power BI, Power Apps, Power Virtual Agents, Dataverse and Power Automate, among others.

Cloud computing will have you on cloud nine

Many companies and organizations are choosing to migrate their systems and IT infrastructure to the cloud.

We are your partner for cloud migration

SuperUsers has followed developments in the cloud for more than 10 years. We have a permanent team of instructors and consultants with extensive hands-on experience and theoretical knowledge in operations, development, and design of cloud solutions.

Cloud computing and the major players

The cloud, meaning cloud platforms, is taking over many of the services that would traditionally run on-premises. The major players in the Western market, Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google Cloud and Microsoft Azure, each offer comprehensive cloud solutions.

Cloud computing - three key service models

Depending on the needs and resources of each organization, the different service models come with both opportunities and challenges.

The three cloud service models

With cloud computing, you no longer need your own "servers in the basement," because services are delivered directly over the internet. Cloud computing covers several types of service models.

Infrastructure as a service (IaaS)

IaaS provides access to cloud-based physical and virtual servers, storage, and networking. It makes up the back-end IT infrastructure that can run an organization's applications and workloads in the cloud.

Platform as a service (PaaS)

PaaS provides access to a ready-made cloud environment where you can develop, host and manage applications. Here, the cloud provider is responsible for security, the OS and backups, among other things.

Software as a service (SaaS)

SaaS provides on-demand access to ready-to-use cloud-based applications. The cloud provider handles the data, maintenance and administration of the software, and access is via the web or an API.

Cloud computing - three key types of cloud

Cloud computing is divided into three types, and each of them can include IaaS, PaaS and SaaS.

Private Cloud

Cloud is usually run in the organization's own data center, and the resources are used only internally.

Public Cloud

This is the type of cloud you know from AWS, Azure or Google Cloud, for example.

Hybrid Cloud

Combines elements of private and public cloud, providing greater flexibility without necessarily compromising on security and availability.