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Price:  $6.00 USD | Size: 7.71 GB  |  Duration :  4+ Hours  | 29 Video Lessons | ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 4.9

BRAND : Expert TRAINING | ENGLISH |  Bonus : Cloud Computing PDF Guides | INSTANT DOWNLOAD 

This foundational Fundamental Cloud Computing Concepts training prepares learners to keep up with and participate in conversations around cloud computing with a broad understanding of industry trends and the vocabulary to talk about business considerations.

This course is designed to quickly and easily explain the concepts of what the cloud is, what the cloud can do, and whether or not you and your organization need it. That might sound too easy or too simplistic for your needs, but you might be surprised at how much confusion exists across the entire business community about what — exactly — constitutes the cloud, what the limits of it are, and how cloud computing services differ from traditional ones.

Whether you’re a technical professional or work in a non-technical field, this Fundamental Cloud Computing Concepts training is key to understanding the pervasive technology and to talk about it.

For anyone who manages IT training, this DevOps training can be used to onboard new network administrators, curated into individual or team training plans, or as a DevOps reference resource.

Fundamental Cloud Computing Concepts: What You Need to Know

This Fundamental Cloud Computing Concepts training has videos that cover topics such as:

Understanding the different cloud platforms and the differences between them

Recognizing the unique challenges that come with transitioning from traditional IT to the cloud

Identifying the different types of cloud, like private, public and hybrid

Selecting between different service provider models like SaaS, PaaS, IaaS

Differentiating between cloud compute and cloud storage

Who Should Take Fundamental Cloud Computing Concepts Training?

This Fundamental Cloud Computing Concepts training is valuable for new or aspiring IT professionals, experienced network administrators looking to validate foundational skills, and non-technical professionals.

Cloud computing concepts user training. If you work in a non-technical field, you might feel (understandably) overwhelmed when conversations of the cloud come up. Despite what its name implies, the data you put on it and the services it provides do reside in a physical space somewhere. If you need to understand where that is, how it makes its way to you, and what ramifications the cloud might have on you and your business, this Fundamental Cloud Computing Concepts training will provide all that and more.

New or aspiring IT professionals. Brand new network administrators can look forward to a long career ensuring that the people who need data and applications get them. If you think you’re ready to do that job but don’t have a solid grasp on what the difference between on-premises app delivery and cloud-based is, or what moving your network operations to the cloud will entail, this Fundamental Cloud Computing Concepts training can get you up to speed and prepare you for more specialized training down the road.

Explain Cloud Principles

1. Explaining Cloud Principles

2. Cloud Characteristics

3. Shared Responsibility

4. Infrastructure-as-a-Service

5. Platform-as-a-Service

6. Software-as-a-Service

7. Deployment Models

Identify Cloud Networking Concepts

1. Identifying Cloud Networking Concepts

2. Connectivity Types

3. Access Types

4. Software Defined Networks

5. Load Balancers

6. Name Resolution and Domain Name System

7. Filtering Network Traffic with Firewalls

Identify Cloud Storage Technologies

1. Identifying Cloud Storage Technologies

2. Cloud Storage Features

3. Cloud Storage Characteristics

4. Block Storage

5. File Storage

6. Object Storage

7. Software-Defined Storage

8. Content Distribution Networks

Identify Cloud Survivability Patterns

1. Identifying Cloud Survivability Patterns

2. Recovery Time Objective

3. Recovery Point Objective

4. Redundant Redundancy

5. High Availability

6. Disaster Recovery

7. Hybrid Cloud Disaster Recovery Patterns