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Flagship course

Cloud Essentials for Thailand Teams

Twelve weeks of architecture habits, security defaults, and monitoring practice sized for mid-size Thai IT groups.

What you will be able to do

  • Map a simple three-tier app onto cloud services with cost notes
  • Apply least-privilege IAM patterns and explain the trade-offs
  • Instrument logs and alerts that a human can actually triage
  • Write a short runbook for backup and restore drills
  • Present a migration sketch to non-specialist stakeholders

At a glance

Duration: 12 weeks

Effort: 6–8 hours weekly

Level: Comfortable with Linux basics and networking vocabulary

Informational pricing: Self-Paced ฿14,900 · Mentor Circle ฿19,800 · Studio Cohort ฿26,500

No checkout on this site. Contact us to enroll.

Modules

Each block ends with a lab you can demo in a stand-up.

1. Cloud vocabulary without the fog

Regions, accounts, shared responsibility, and how Thai procurement often shapes architecture choices.

2. Networking that survives audit questions

VPCs, subnets, security groups, and diagrams your security team will not hate.

3. Identity that defaults to least privilege

Roles, policies, and human access patterns — including what breaks when everyone is admin.

4. Compute & storage decisions

When VMs, containers, or managed services earn their keep; storage classes and backup reality.

5. Observability & incidents

Metrics that matter, on-call etiquette, and a tabletop exercise based on a Bangkok retail peak.

6. Capstone migration sketch

Lift a fictional on-prem service with risks, costs, and a rollback story.

Instructor

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Kanya Prasert

Former platform lead for a Southeast Asia logistics company, now mentoring Think Online cohorts. Kanya focuses on readable architecture docs and calm incident habits.

Office hours: Tuesdays & Thursdays, ICT evenings

Learner notes

“The IAM labs matched the mess we already had. Capstone feedback pushed me to quantify downtime risk instead of waving at ‘high availability’ slides.”

— Somchai R., DevOps, Bangkok

“I needed more time on networking week than the syllabus suggests. Mentors helped me re-sequence labs without dropping the cohort.”

— Anonymous client in fintech operations

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