Instructor-led workshop

Azure Architecture

Design governed Azure foundations that connect landing zones and networking to integration, eventing, applications and data.

Why this workshop

Give architects and engineers a coherent way to reason from organisational controls to workload-level Azure design.

Participants can identify core platform components and place workload responsibilities within a governed landing-zone model.
Teams can evaluate application, data, integration and eventing choices against networking, policy and ownership constraints.

Structure management groups, subscriptions and core components around clear workload and platform responsibilities.

Design hub-and-spoke networking and apply policy controls that remain understandable as adoption grows.

Identify integration layers, governance systems and eventing capabilities that connect the wider platform.

Select application and data hosting resources in the context of security, resilience, operations and cost.

The architecture scenarios build on participants' existing Azure expertise and the workloads their teams are responsible for.

Governance and platform depth reflect the organisation's business priorities and current technology maturity.

We'll agree the emphasis, depth and practical exercises around your engineers and the outcomes you need.