Microsoft Azure Technical Community Event – Azerbaijan
2026-03-17 08:00 - 17:00 UTC
I organized and delivered a Microsoft Azure Technical Community Event in Azerbaijan for IT professionals, developers, and technology enthusiasts. During the event, I presented Microsoft Azure services, including Azure Architecture, Azure Virtual Machines, Azure Pipelines, Microsoft Entra ID, Azure AI, Azure Networking, and DevOps & CI/CD concepts.
The event featured live technical demonstrations, real-world enterprise scenarios, and interactive discussions to help attendees better understand Microsoft Azure technologies and cloud best practices. Participants gained practical knowledge on Azure infrastructure, automation, DevOps, cloud security, and modern application deployment.
Through this community event, I contributed to expanding Microsoft Azure knowledge, promoting cloud adoption, and strengthening the Microsoft technical community in Azerbaijan by sharing real-world experience and best practices. Community events like these are an important way to help IT professionals build practical cloud skills and connect with the broader Microsoft ecosystem.

Implementing Azure Policies and Governance for a Well-Architected Cloud
2026-03-21 08:00 - 17:00
The training held at Baku State University focused on Implementing Azure Policies and Governance for a Well-Architected Cloud, providing participants with practical insights into enforcing compliance, managing resources efficiently, and maintaining security within Azure environments. Attendees explored the key governance mechanisms that help organizations align with best practices while ensuring operational consistency and regulatory compliance.
As a mentor, I guided participants through critical topics such as Azure Policy for enforcing governance at scale, Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) for secure identity and access management, Azure Blueprints for standardized deployments, resource tagging strategies for better cost and management visibility, and monitoring compliance through Azure Security Center and Azure Advisor. Participants engaged in hands-on labs, where they implemented governance controls, created policies, and assessed their effectiveness in real-world cloud environments.
This training significantly benefited students by deepening their understanding of cloud governance frameworks, fostering collaboration and knowledge-sharing, and preparing them to address real-world challenges in cloud security and compliance. Through this experience, students acquired valuable skills that strengthen their expertise in cloud management and governance, setting a strong foundation for future careers in cloud architecture and IT security.

Microsoft Azure Corporate Event
2026-05-05 08:00 - 17:00
I organized and delivered a Microsoft Azure Corporate Training Event for company employees in Azerbaijan to enhance their knowledge of Microsoft cloud technologies and enterprise solutions. The event covered Azure Architecture, Azure Virtual Machines, Azure Pipelines, Microsoft Entra ID, Azure AI, Azure Networking, Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS), Azure Monitor, and DevOps best practices.
The training included live demonstrations, real-world enterprise use cases, and interactive discussions, enabling participants to understand how Microsoft Azure can be implemented to improve business operations, strengthen security, automate deployments, and optimize cloud infrastructure. Employees gained practical knowledge that can be directly applied to modern enterprise IT environments, supporting digital transformation initiatives and increasing cloud adoption within their organizations.
Audience: Company Employees, IT Professionals, System Administrators, Developers
Technologies: Microsoft Azure, Azure Architecture, Azure Virtual Machines, Azure Pipelines, Microsoft Entra ID, Azure AI, Azure Networking, Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS), Azure Monitor, DevOps, CI/CD.

Serverless Computing in Azure: When to Use Azure Functions vs. Logic Apps
2026-05-10 08:00 - 17:00
The webinar conducted for Dilala LLC focused on Serverless Computing in Azure: When to Use Azure Functions vs. Logic Apps, providing participants with in-depth knowledge of Azure’s serverless services and how to choose the right solution for different business scenarios. The session explored the benefits of serverless computing, including scalability, cost-effectiveness, and simplified infrastructure management, enabling organizations to build event-driven and automated workflows efficiently.
Attendees gained insights into the key differences between Azure Functions and Logic Apps, understanding when to use each service based on workload requirements. The discussion covered Azure Functions for code execution in response to events, ideal for microservices and background processing, and Logic Apps for workflow automation, best suited for integrating cloud services with minimal coding. Participants engaged in hands-on demonstrations, learning how to develop, deploy, and optimize serverless applications using these Azure services.
This webinar had a significant impact on Dilala LLC, helping IT teams and developers enhance their cloud computing strategies by leveraging serverless architecture effectively. By understanding the practical use cases and best practices for Azure Functions and Logic Apps, attendees gained valuable expertise in optimizing business processes, improving automation, and reducing infrastructure overhead, ultimately strengthening their organization’s digital transformation journey.

Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) vs. Azure App Service
2026-06-24 08:00 - 17:00
The training held at Mirai LLC focused on comparing Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) and Azure App Service, helping participants understand the key differences and use cases of each compute model. Attendees learned how to choose the right compute model based on application requirements, scalability needs, and management preferences.
As a mentor, I provided participants with an overview of both AKS and Azure App Service, explaining their core functionalities, benefits, and ideal scenarios for use. Through interactive sessions and practical examples, participants explored how AKS is suitable for container orchestration and complex workloads, while Azure App Service is ideal for simplified web applications and microservices with minimal infrastructure management.
This training greatly benefited participants by deepening their understanding of cloud-based compute models and how to leverage them effectively for different business needs. By comparing the features, scalability, and cost structures of both services, participants were able to make more informed decisions for their projects, strengthening their cloud architecture skills and preparing them for real-world cloud challenges. Through hands-on exercises, they gained practical experience in configuring and deploying workloads on both AKS and Azure App Service, enhancing their expertise in Azure cloud technologies.
