Subject-matter expert
Knox Hutchinson
Knox brings a wealth of data analysis and visualization experience to CBT Nuggets. Knox started off as a CBT Nuggets learner, became a mentor in our Learner Community, and is now a trainer. Having benefited from the CBT Nuggets Learning Experience firsthand, Knox creates training that connects with learners. Knox also has a wide range of IT experience. Prior to joining CBT Nuggets, Knox worked as an IT consultant, advising in a variety of areas including networking, cloud computing, and project management.
Credentials
Certifications Knox Hutchinson holds
Vendor-issued credentials Knox holds — the hands-on IT background behind the courses your team will train on.
- Microsoft MCSE: Cloud Platform and Infrastructure
- Microsoft MCP: Administering SQL Server 2012/2014 Databases
- Cisco DevNet Professional
- Cisco CCNP: Enterprise
- Certified Meraki Network Operator (CMNO)
- JNCIA-JUNOS
- JNCIA-DevOps
- Tableau Desktop Qualified Associate
- CompTIA Network+
Training coverage
Courses that carry Knox Hutchinson's expertise into your team plan
Use these courses as proof of coverage for the roles and technologies your team needs to support.
Courses Knox Hutchinson teaches
40 courses
AWS
ANS-C01
This expert AWS Certified Advanced Networking - Specialty training prepares engineers to design, implement, and secure complex hybrid cloud architectures. You'll prepare for the ANS-C01 exam as you learn to manage AWS VPC environments, Transit Gateway, and Direct Connect in accordance with the Well-Architected Framework. You'll also validate your skills in network optimization, DNS management with Route 53, and implementing robust network security across multi-account organizations. This course also includes an AWS Certified Advanced Networking Specialty practice exam, to help you reinforce skills and certify with confidence.
AWS
AWS Certified Developer - Associate
Advance your cloud career with this comprehensive AWS Certified Developer Associate course designed for modern software engineers. This training path provides the technical depth required to pass the DVA-C02 exam while equipping you with the hands-on skills to build, deploy, and debug applications on the world’s leading cloud platform. Led by AWS expert Knox Hutchinson, this AWS Certified Developer Associate course bridges the gap between exam theory and real-world implementation. You'll gain mastery over the core services that power modern architectures, including AWS Lambda, Amazon DynamoDB, and API Gateway.
AWS
SAA-C03
This AWS certified solutions architect training helps you build and secure cloud solutions on AWS. Through real-world scenarios, unlimited practice exams and engaging bite-sized videos, you'll design architectures that meet compute, networking, storage and database needs. You'll learn to migrate workloads, deploy serverless apps, manage VPCs and containers, automate with infrastructure as code and monitoring tools, and apply cost and security best practices. You'll also explore IAM, encryption, analytics with Athena, automation with Lambda and API Gateway, container orchestration and hybrid multi‑region design. Whether you need a study guide for SAA‑C03 or real‑world skills, this associate course gets you ready to pass the AWS Solutions Architect Associate exam.
Azure
AZ-140
This AZ-140 training prepares you to design, implement, and manage Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) environments and remote apps for any device. Earning the Microsoft Certified: Azure Virtual Desktop Specialty certification validates your expertise in configuring host pools, session hosts, and FSLogix storage. Whether you are migrating on-premises VDI to the cloud, or optimizing existing virtual desktops, this course provides the hands-on training needed to earn Microsoft’s premier desktop virtualization certification and pass the AZ-140 exam.
Azure
AZ-204
This AZ-204 training prepares you to design, build, and implement cloud solutions on the Microsoft Azure platform. More than just a network, Azure is a robust ecosystem of services designed to streamline application development. This course covers the essential Azure development skills — building web apps and REST APIs, managing Azure storage, and deploying serverless functions — following the AZ-204 objectives Microsoft retired on 31 July 2026. You’ll also learn to integrate Azure SDKs, implement user authentication, and optimize cloud performance.
Azure
AZ-305
Prepare for the AZ-305 certification exam by learning to design resilient, scalable enterprise solutions in Microsoft Azure. This course focuses on complex architecture, teaching you to balance cost, performance, and security across the Cloud Adoption Framework. You will explore how to integrate core services (from Compute and Networking to Identity and Governance) and ensure your infrastructure meets modern business requirements for high availability and seamless migration. This AZ-305 training is perfect for cloud engineers and IT pros who want to master the art of building enterprise infrastructures, and earn their Microsoft Certified: Azure Solutions Architect Expert certification.
Azure
AZ-400
This expert Microsoft Azure DevOps Engineer Expert training covers the objectives in the AZ-400 exam, which is required to earn the Microsoft Certified: Azure DevOps Engineer Expert certification. This Azure DevOps course teaches the skills needed to design and implement a DevOps strategy.
Azure
AZ-500
This intermediate Microsoft Azure Security Engineer Associate training follows the AZ-500 objectives, which Microsoft retired on 31 August 2026, and builds the skills needed to secure Azure-based networks by implementing security controls.
Azure
AZ-700
Prepare for the AZ-700 exam and earn your Microsoft Certified: Azure Network Engineer Associate certification. This AZ-700 training covers Virtual WAN, Azure Route Server, Firewall Manager, and DDoS Protection. You'll dive into Application Gateway v2, Front Door, and Private Link for secure app delivery, plus ExpressRoute and Azure DNS. Whether designing hub-and-spoke topologies or implementing NSGs, this AZ-700 course equips you to optimize performance and scale. Prove your expertise by utilizing the latest Azure networking features.
Azure
AZ-800: Windows Server Hybrid Core Infrastructure
This AZ-800 course gives IT Directors and Team Leads a standard way to close skill gaps across AD DS, Hyper-V, DNS/DHCP, file services, and Azure-connected workloads. Completion exports in Team Reporting give Training Managers a clear record of who has covered each block. Built for systems administrators and Windows Server administrators with 2–3 years of experience, the training covers installing domain controllers and building trusts, configuring Microsoft Entra Connect Sync and Cloud Sync, and troubleshooting Group Policy by isolating computer-side and user-side settings. Admins also gain the ability to reach servers securely and keep workloads and file services available, so teams handle hybrid connectivity and continuity with fewer escalations and less reliance on outside help, using PowerShell Remoting, PowerShell Direct, SSH, Azure Bastion, Hyper-V Replica and clustering, Azure File Sync, and DFS. Virtual labs let your admins practice domain controller work before it touches production. Microsoft retired the AZ-800 exam on September 30th, 2026, so teams can assign this course for the hybrid administration skills rather than a credential.
Azure
AZ-801
Build your team's Windows Server 2025 hybrid advanced services capability with this course, which follows the AZ-801 objectives Microsoft retired on 30 September 2026. Through guided lessons and real-world scenarios, you’ll gain hands-on practice with security, hybrid Active Directory, Microsoft Entra, and Windows Defender tools. Learn clustering, storage, and disaster recovery while mastering the migration of servers and workloads. The result is a team that can run secure, resilient Windows Server environments across on-premises and Azure.
Azure
AZ-900
This AZ-900 training prepares your team for the Microsoft Certified: Azure Fundamentals certification. It covers the core Azure services, including virtual networking, Azure storage services, and serverless computing, along with the shared responsibility model, cloud pricing models, and the differences between infrastructure as a service (IaaS), platform as a service (PaaS), and software as a service (SaaS). The training also covers role-based access control (RBAC) and working in the Azure portal and the Azure CLI. For an IT Director moving workloads to Azure, AZ-900 gives every role on the team, from help desk to procurement, the same vocabulary for Azure services, pricing, and shared responsibility before deeper role-based training begins. IT professionals new to cloud computing earn the same Microsoft certification on the same path.
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Azure
Azure AI Apps and Agents Developer Associate (AI-103)
This AI-103 course gives your Azure development team one common method for securely building with Microsoft Foundry. Built for Python-proficient Azure developers and engineers, the training covers Foundry platform foundations and automated AI infrastructure, generative apps with the Foundry SDK, and retrieval, grounding, and RAG pipelines with document extraction. It also covers single-agent builds and multi-agent orchestration with observability, then text, speech, image, and video workloads with visual safety. By the end of the course, your team will know how to secure, govern, and monitor AI workloads. Assign this course as part of an AI proficiency Playlist, and use Team Reporting to track per-learner progress and completion as your team prepares for the AI-103 exam.
Azure
DP-300
This Microsoft Certified Azure Database Administrator Associate (DP-300) course prepares you to master the DP-300 exam and earn your professional credential. While SQL fundamentals, T-SQL, and implementing data platform resources are core to the role, knowing how to integrate these in the cloud sets a database administrator apart. Start training today to get access to the course and unlimited DP-300 practice exams.
Azure
Microsoft AZ-104
This entry-level Microsoft Azure Administrator training prepares aspiring Azure administrators to pass the AZ-104 exam — the single exam required to earn the Microsoft Certified Azure Administrator Associate certification. This training builds hands-on skills for managing Azure resources using the Azure portal, PowerShell, and Azure CLI. You’ll learn how to implement and manage virtual networking, secure identities with Microsoft Entra ID, automate deployments using ARM templates and Bicep files, and configure Azure storage solutions. The course also covers monitoring with Azure Monitor and ensuring business continuity through Azure Backup and Site Recovery. Whether you're deploying virtual machines, configuring load balancers, or managing costs with Azure Policy, this AZ-104 course equips you to confidently manage core infrastructure across the Azure ecosystem.
Azure
Microsoft Azure AI Fundamentals (AI-900)
Business units are already asking IT about AI, but many teams lack a shared vocabulary for what Azure AI services do, what they cost, and how to use them responsibly. This Microsoft Certified: Azure AI Fundamentals (AI-900) training gives IT Directors and Team Leads a common baseline before AI projects reach production. The early skills cover machine learning workloads, computer vision, natural language processing (NLP), and Microsoft's six responsible AI principles. These suit managers, non-developers, and cloud or operations staff. Later skills are hands-on. Practitioners work in Azure Machine Learning Studio and AutoML, build no-code regression and classification pipelines in the Designer, and train Custom Vision models. They also call Cognitive Services with Python, PowerShell, and SDKs, run services in Docker containers, and consume a custom Form Recognizer model through its REST API. Governance is built in. Content on responsible AI, handling facial and other sensitive data, and Form Recognizer billing helps teams set guardrails and anticipate costs before adopting AI tools. The course runs about 19 hours across 20 skills. Plan for developers to take the full path while non-coders focus on concepts and Designer pipelines, and use team reporting to track progress and completion. Microsoft retired the AI-900 exam on 30 June 2026, so the course is assigned today for the Azure AI baseline it builds. To see how it fits your team's training plan, Book a Demo.
Azure
Microsoft Entra ID
This Microsoft Entra ID training will help you build a secure, scalable identity infrastructure from the ground up. This course provides a comprehensive deep dive into Microsoft Entra ID (formerly named Azure Active Directory), giving you the practical expertise to manage identities, enforce Zero Trust security, and streamline access across hybrid environments. You'll move from foundational setup to deploying advanced governance and automated identity protection.
Azure
Microsoft Fabric Analytics Engineer (DP-600)
Microsoft Fabric rollouts stall or create risk when nobody owns tenant settings, capacity, workspace creation, or data export controls. This DP-600 course gives IT Directors a structured way to prepare the people who will administer Fabric and build the analytics that run on it, so governance and performance are decided before rollout instead of after an incident. Built for analytics engineers, Power BI specialists, BI administrators, and senior data practitioners, the course covers Fabric licensing and the admin portal, security and governance controls such as sensitivity labels and sharing settings, and operational readiness topics like outage notifications, item recovery, and capacity usage. It then moves through getting and transforming data with Dataflows Gen2, querying warehouse data, and creating, modeling, and optimizing semantic models with DAX. At 9.3 hours across 11 skills, the course can be assigned over a few focused weeks while production work continues. Training Managers can pair it with CBT Nuggets Playlists, Practice Exams, and Team Reporting to sequence the path, support DP-600 readiness, and track completion across the team.
Cisco
300-420 ENSLD
Learn to design enterprise networks that are resilient, secure, and ready for hybrid and cloud environments with this CCNP Enterprise course. This 300-420 ENSLD v1.1 training reflects Cisco’s updated exam. It focuses on how modern enterprise networks are actually designed, covering routing and addressing strategies, high-availability campus design, SD-WAN and cloud connectivity, multicast and QoS, plus automation and telemetry concepts. Don't just memorize configurations. Practice making the kinds of design decisions engineers face when building campus and WAN networks that connect cleanly to cloud services.
Cisco
CCNA Automation
Accelerate your networking career with the new CCNA Automation certification (formerly the Cisco DevNet Associate 200-901 DEVASC). Designed for DevOps engineers and IT pros, this training aligns with 200-901 CCNAAUTO v1.1 exam objectives to help you modernize your infrastructure skills. Get hands-on with Cisco APIs, automation frameworks, and Python scripts. Plus, stay ahead with AI-assisted coding using tools like Cursor to boost your deployment speed. Whether you’re moving into AI-driven networking or updating your DevNet skills, this course can help you bridge the gap between manual CLI and dynamic, programmable networks.
Cisco
Cisco CCIE Enterprise Bootcamp
When only a few senior engineers can resolve the hardest routing, WAN, and software-defined networking issues, every gap in their expert-level Cisco knowledge raises outage risk and slows escalations. This CCIE Bootcamp gives IT Directors a focused way to check and strengthen that bench before it becomes a bottleneck. The bootcamp is built for senior Network Engineers, Network Architects, and Team Leads who already work deep in Cisco infrastructure. It is organized as a series of assessments across BGP, OSPF, Layer 2, MPLS backbone, MPLS L3VPN, multicast, DMVPN, SD-Access, SD-WAN, and network automation. Engineers use it to find their own weak spots across major CCIE Enterprise technology domains and prepare for hands-on, lab-style validation of their skills. At about 9 hours per learner, the course fits a focused upskilling sprint or a CCIE Enterprise certification-readiness plan. Treat it as advanced validation rather than onboarding. Training Managers can assign it to the right engineers and use team reporting to follow per-learner progress and completion, keeping certification preparation visible across the team.
Cisco
Cisco DNA Center
This intermediate-level Cisco DNA Center course covers implementing an SD-Access fabric, automating business intent, or getting full insight into your environment with Assurance. It will start from Day 0 with planning and best practices, basic setup of the DNA Center appliance, all the way to implementing a full SD-Access Overlay fabric.
Cisco
Cisco Meraki
Master Cisco Meraki cloud networking with this intermediate training. Learn to navigate the Meraki Dashboard to manage wireless networks, Meraki MX firewalls, and Cisco Meraki switches. This course covers essential network configuration tasks, including SSID configuration, access control lists (ACLs), and firewall rules. You’ll also gain hands-on skills in SD-WAN, site-to-site VPN, and client VPN configuration. Beyond routing and switching, you'll explore advanced security features, Cisco Meraki MV camera configuration, and network monitoring using analytics, switch monitoring, and webhook alerts.
Cisco
Cisco Meraki MX Firewalls
This intermediate Cisco Meraki MX Firewalls training covers configuring, administering, and troubleshooting Cisco Meraki MX Security & SD-WAN appliances. Learn to manage distributed sites, campuses, and datacenter VPNs with virtualized wide area networks. Topics include bandwidth policies, content filtering, VPN automation, and role-based administration.
Cisco
ENARSI
This ENARSI 300-410 v1.1 training focuses on implementing advanced enterprise routing technologies and services, while preparing you for the CCNP Enterprise concentration exam with unlimited practice exams and virtual labs. It’s for people who want to deepen their understanding of Layer 3 routing, VPN services, infrastructure security, and core network services used in real enterprise environments. The course covers how to deploy and operate technologies like OSPF, EIGRP, BGP, MPLS, and DMVPN, along with the policies and controls that keep large networks stable and secure. Troubleshooting plays a larger role in ENARSI v1.1, so this updated course emphasizes how to diagnose routing and service issues using telemetry, NetFlow, and Cisco Catalyst Center Assurance.
CompTIA
CompTIA Server+
This entry-level CompTIA Server+ training covers SK0-005 exam objectives so you can earn the Server+ certification. By earning the CompTIA Server+ certification, you're proving that you're broadly competent with server installation, maintenance and management. For supervisors, this CompTIA training can be used for SK0-005 exam prep, onboarding new systems administrators, individual or team training plans, or as a CompTIA reference resource.
ISACA
ITCA
This foundational training prepares your team for the ISACA Software Development Fundamentals exam and the Information Technology Certified Associate (ITCA) certification it counts toward. It moves past theory by using professional tools such as VS Code, Bash, and Linux to write working code in Python and JavaScript, and it covers how modern teams deliver software: the software development lifecycle, Agile methodology and quality assurance, the DevOps pipeline and the basics of deploying software, how applications communicate through APIs, Node.js, and asynchronous code, and data storage fundamentals with SQL, relational databases, and flat files. For an IT Director formalizing the skills of junior developers or technical staff who are new to coding, the ITCA credential documents a shared baseline the whole team can build on. Individuals formalizing self-taught skills earn the same certification.
Juniper
JN0-105
This JNCIA-Junos (JN0-105) training gives network administrators a working foundation in networking essentials and Junos OS. It covers the CLI and J-Web interfaces, configuration management, the control and forwarding planes, routing fundamentals including IPv4 and IPv6 subnetting, static routes, longest-match routing, and class of service (CoS), and how to build routing policies and firewall filters. Device monitoring, troubleshooting tools, software upgrades, and password recovery round out a course that follows the official exam objectives. For an IT Director running Juniper in the network, this is the documented standard administrators are held to for configuring and maintaining Junos devices. Juniper retired the JN0-105 exam on 5 April 2026 and now offers JN0-106 for the same JNCIA-Junos credential, so check the current objectives before anyone books a seat.
Juniper
JNCIA-DC
Start your data center networking career with the JNCIA-DC. This Juniper course builds on foundational networking knowledge and introduces you to the core technologies and architectures of modern data centers. You’ll explore how data centers operate, why they’re critical to IT infrastructure, and how the pieces (from EVPN-VXLAN fabrics to high availability protocols) fit together. Whether you’re an early-career network professional or simply expanding your networking horizons, this course sets you up for roles such as Data Center Engineer, Network Engineer or IT Infrastructure Specialist, and serves as the first step toward the JNCIA-DC certification exam.
Juniper
JNCIA-DevOps
Get ready to earn your associate-level DevOps certification and become a professional network automation engineer. This JNCIA-DevOps training teaches you how automation works in Juniper networks, how DevOps principles apply to network operations, and what it takes to pass the JN0-224 exam. You’ll learn the core tools and concepts behind automating Junos devices, including APIs, scripting workflows, and the DevOps practices that help teams manage network infrastructure. Along the way, you’ll learn data formats like YAML and JSON, automation tools like Python and Juniper PyEZ, and common approaches to automation.
Juniper
JNCIP-ENT
This JNCIP-ENT (JN0-650) training covers how to use IP telephony features, L2 authentication and access controls, ethernet switching, IP multicast, and other objectives in the JN0-650 exam, which is the one required exam to earn the Juniper Certified Professional: Enterprise Routing and Switching (JNCIP-ENT) certification. For Networking pros working with Juniper products, this JNCIP-ENT training can be used for JN0-650 exam prep, or as part of a team training plan.
Juniper
JNCIP-SP
This JNCIP-SP: Service Provider Routing and Switching, Professional (JN0-664) course covers how to deploy and troubleshoot service provider networks using Layer 2 and 3 VPNs, IS-IS, IP Multicast, BGP and OSPF. Use this Juniper JNCIP-SP exam prep to pass the JN0-664 exam, which is the one required exam to earn the Juniper Networks Certified Professional: Service Provider (JNCIP-SP) certification.
Juniper
JNCIS ENT
This Juniper (JN0-351) JNCIS ENT training covers how to configure, monitor or troubleshoot enterprise network functionality with specialized knowledge of routing and switching protocols, codexes and concepts. Juniper retired the JN0-351 exam on 7 June 2026, so the course is assigned today for the enterprise routing and switching depth a network administrator needs on a Juniper network.
Juniper
JNCIS-DC
This JNCIS-DC training teaches you to manage modern data center networks using intent-based automation. You’ll learn how Juniper Apstra simplifies the full data center lifecycle, from design and deployment to operations and troubleshooting. You’ll also prepare for your JNCIS-DC certification by learning how EVPN-VXLAN spine-leaf fabrics are built, and how Apstra abstracts their complexity through blueprints, templates, and analytics. When you’ve finished this JNCIS-DC training, you’ll be able to design scalable fabrics, deploy changes safely, and troubleshoot issues using intent-based visibility.
Juniper
JNCIS-DevOps
This JNCIS-DevOps: Automation and DevOps training helps experienced network engineers scale their Junos environments, and gain the automation skills needed to pass the JN0-423 exam and earn the JNCIS-DevOps certification. This JNCIS-DevOps course is built for professionals who need to make enterprise environments easier to manage with tools like Ansible, telemetry, inventory management, and repeatable automation workflows. You’ll build practical experience with Ansible, Nornir, PyEZ, Python, gRPC telemetry, and YANG-based configuration, while learning how experienced engineers automate deployments, validate changes, and support day-to-day Junos operations at scale.
Juniper
JNCIS-SP
This JNCIS-SP training is designed to get you certified and supporting real-world service provider networks using Junos. This course will prepare you for the JN0-364 certification exam, and strengthen your grasp of OSPF, BGP, and IS-IS. You’ll also build confidence with MPLS, IPv6, Layer 2 services, and high availability mechanisms. This JNCIS-SP training focuses on how these technologies actually work together in carrier environments, helping you configure, monitor, and troubleshoot complex routing domains.
Juniper
Juniper JNCIP-DC
This JNCIP-DC course prepares you to design, implement, and troubleshoot modern Juniper data center fabrics. Dive into all the concepts you'll find on the JN0-683 certification exam, including EVPN-VXLAN DCI models, VXLAN stitching, Group Based Policy microsegmentation, and symmetric vs asymmetric inter-VNI routing. This JNCIP-DC course also teaches you how to architect scalable IP fabrics, connect data centers, enforce tenant isolation, and support real-world operational demands.
LPI
LPI DevOps Tools Engineer 701-200
When code changes, builds, deployments, and production troubleshooting are handled with different tools and terms across teams, releases slow down and root causes take longer to find. This intermediate DevOps Tools Engineer (Exam 701-200) course gives IT Directors one shared toolchain to align developers, systems engineers, network engineers, and DevOps practitioners. Learners start with source control as the source of truth, then progress through Git branching, GitHub collaboration, Docker, Kubernetes, enterprise container operations, and Podman. The Jenkins lessons move code from a laptop to running applications in dev, test, staging, or production, ending with a working CI/CD pipeline prototype across build, test, and delivery stages. Closing skills cover cloud security posture and observability with metrics, logs, traces, Prometheus, and Grafana. At about 13.7 hours per learner across 16 skills, the course fits a quarterly upskilling plan or an LPI certification push. Training Managers can use CBT Nuggets Playlists to assign the skills in sequence, so team members who already know Git or containers and those who need the full path build toward the same CI/CD and container delivery outcomes.
Microsoft Windows Server
PowerShell
In this intermediate PowerShell course, you’ll go beyond the basics to build reliable scripts and automation tools. You’ll start by structuring your work with module manifests and argument completers, then organise functions and publish custom modules. You’ll practice navigating the file system with cmdlets and pipeline chain operators, parse text with regular expressions, and work with data from CSV and SQL. The course shows how to build cross‑platform scripts in Visual Studio Code, integrate with REST APIs, AWS Lambda, Azure services and other cloud tools, and automate administration tasks like Active Directory user and group management. Along the way you’ll explore object properties, error handling, debugging, unit testing with Pester, and writing user‑friendly CLI and GUI tools. By the end, you’ll be able to design, test and deploy PowerShell solutions that manage virtual machines, remoting sessions and infrastructure – making this training the easiest way to learn PowerShell.
Networking
BGP
This Border Gateway Protocol course for Cisco and Juniper environments covers how to configure iBGP and eBGP, manage neighbor relationships, and implement traffic engineering using local preference and AS path prepending. You'll learn about network scalability through route reflectors and confederations, while gaining hands-on practice with BGP troubleshooting and route filtering. Whether you're handling multi-carrier redundancy or SD-WAN, this course will help you learn the real-world networking skills needed to maintain stable enterprise networks.
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How Howard County's IT Department Upskilled 80 People, Protected a 600-Server Migration, and Kept Its Training Budget Intact
Local Government · Howard County, MD · 80 employees across 8 disciplines
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