October 2025

Diagram comparing cloud storage options from multiple providers like AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud.

Day 13 – Azure Security Best Practices for Cloud Engineers

Introduction Security is a non-negotiable aspect of cloud computing. Azure provides a comprehensive set of tools and best practices to secure applications, data, and infrastructure. Cloud engineers must master identity management, network security, data protection, and compliance to ensure enterprise-grade security. At curiositytech.in, learners are trained with real-world threat modeling scenarios and hands-on labs, preparing […]

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Illustration of a multi-cloud architecture showing different cloud providers interconnected for enterprise use.

Day 13 – AWS Security Essentials: Encryption & Compliance

Security is the foundation of cloud computing. On Day 13, we explore AWS security essentials, focusing on encryption, key management, compliance frameworks, and security best practices. At CuriosityTech.in, learners understand that security isn’t just configuration—it’s designing systems that are secure by default, resilient, and compliant with industry standards. 1. AWS Shared Responsibility Model AWS uses

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Day 6 – Introduction to C#: Core Syntax and Features Every Developer Must Know

C# (pronounced C-Sharp) is the backbone of the .NET ecosystem, powering applications ranging from enterprise software to web apps and games. For any aspiring FullStack .NET developer, mastering C# core syntax and features is the first critical step. At CuriosityTech.in, we guide developers with hands-on training that merges theory with real-world projects, ensuring learners don’t just understand concepts but can apply them immediately.

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Lambda interface showing function creation and execution in the cloud.

Day 9 – Serverless Computing with Google Cloud Functions:

Day 9 – Serverless Computing with Google Cloud Functions Introduction Serverless computing is revolutionizing the way cloud engineers build and deploy applications. In a serverless model, developers focus entirely on writing code without worrying about infrastructure management, scaling, or server maintenance. Google Cloud Functions (GCF) is GCP’s fully managed serverless compute service that allows you

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Illustration showing multi-cloud security with shields protecting data across AWS, Azure, and GCP

Day 9 – Monitoring & Observability in Multi-Cloud Environments

Introduction Enterprises today are not limited to just one cloud. Applications often run across AWS, Azure, and GCP at the same time. For example, a customer-facing app might run on AWS, internal data pipelines on Azure, and analytics workloads on GCP. While this setup offers flexibility and resilience, it brings one of the hardest challenges:

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Day 1 of a 26-day 'Zero to Hero' guide for becoming a DevOps Engineer in 2025. The title asks 'What is DevOps? A Beginner's Guide for 2025' and includes concepts related to CI/CD pipelines, infrastructure, and automation, though some terms contain typographical errors.

Day 9 – Infrastructure as Code (IaC) with Terraform & Ansible

Introduction In today’s DevOps world, Infrastructure as Code (IaC) has changed the way engineers manage and set up IT infrastructure. Instead of manually configuring servers and networks, IaC lets teams define everything using code—making deployments consistent, repeatable, and easy to scale. At CuriosityTech.in, we focus on teaching IaC not just for automation, but to help

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