Your pipelines and infrastructure code need somewhere to run. Cloud platforms provide compute, storage, networking, and managed services on demand, billed by usage instead of bought up front.
You'll start with the core cloud ideas and the IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS service models, then get a grounding in the three major providers: AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud. Across them you'll see the same building blocks: identity and access, virtual machines, storage, and networking.
Next up is Observability & Reliability, where you'll monitor what you've deployed and keep it healthy under real load.
The core cloud service models and how they differ, as a foundation before working with any specific provider.
A broad introduction to Amazon Web Services: core services, IAM, compute, storage, networking, pricing, and the shared responsibility model.
Azure core services, management tools, security, governance, and cost management, taught from the ground up.
An introduction to Google Cloud covering its compute and storage services, APIs, and how it compares with other providers.