CompTIA Cloud Overview

Course Description

7.19 Hours

44 Videos

The CompTIA Cloud Essential certification is applicable to a wide range of IT professionals. This course is geared towards IT professionals currently in or looking for positions as IT consultants, IT technical services, IT relationship managers, IT architects, consultants and business process owners’ analysts. This course is the first step on a training path that leads to a technical career in cloud computing.

What will you learn?

This course includes 8 hours of training and 44 videos. Upon completion of the course, students will understand the following:

Characteristics of Cloud Services from a Business Perspective
Cloud Computing and Business Value
Technical Perspectives/Cloud Types
Steps to Successful Adoption of Cloud
Impact and Changes of Cloud Computing on IT Service Management
Risks and Consequences of Cloud Computing

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Course Syllabus

Domain 1 – Characteristics of Cloud Services from a Business Perspect

Overview
History
The Three Delivery Model Architecture
SaaS
Justification For Cloud
Confidentiality And Availability
Concepts From NIST
On Demand Self-Service
Broad Network Access
Resource Pooling
Measured Service
Service Models
Terms Of Service
Recommendations

Domain 2 – Cloud Computing and Business Value

Reasons For Cloud-Agility-Part1
Reasons For Cloud-Agility-Part2
New Business Opportunities

Domain 3 – Technical Perspectives/Cloud Types

Technical Perspectives Cloud Types
Sources
Security Risk
Technical Risk And Solutions

Domain 4 – Steps to Successful Adoption of Cloud

Steps To Adopting Cloud-Part1
Steps To Adopting Cloud-Part2
Steps To Adopting Cloud-Part3

Domain 5 – Impact and Changes of Cloud Computing on IT Service Management

Information Security Management System-Part1
Information Security Management System-Part2

Domain 6 – Risks and Consequences of Cloud Computing

Information Management And Security-Part1
Information Management And Security-Part2
The Data Security LifeCycle
Governance
Data Loss Prevention-Part1
Data Loss Prevention-Part2
Protecting Data
Risk Management-Part1
Risk Management-Part2
Risk Management-Part3
Risk Management-Part4
Risk Management-Part5
Recommendations-Part1
Recommendations-Part2
IT Governance
Audit
Recommendations For Audit-Part1
Recommendations For Audit-Part2

Description:

CompTIA’s Cloud+ is a vendor-neutral certification that validates technical competency in methodology required to securely implement and maintain cloud technologies. The Cloud+ certification validates the knowledge and best practices required of IT practitioners working in cloud computing environments, who must understand and deliver cloud infrastructure.
Jobs that use CompTIA Cloud+ include: Project manager, cloud computing services, cloud engineer, Manager, data center SAN and Business analyst, cloud computing.
Our Cloud+ training course follows the CompTIA objectives, ensuring you receive the training and knowledge needed to succeed.

On the other hand, CompTIA Cloud+ is for the day-to-day cloud administrator who wants a vendor-neutral validation of their skills. It provides knowledge on public and private cloud administration subjects that cloud admins face daily.

Gartner anticipates end-use cloud growth to increase by 23% in 2021 as organizations continue to react to world events and move toward a less office-centric workforce. The demand for skilled and knowledgeable cloud administrators will also continue to increase.

CompTIA Cloud+ features a variety of technical topics, including the following:

Cloud concepts and terminology
Capacity planning and scaling
On-premises private clouds and remote clouds hosted by public cloud service providers
Administrative tasks such as deployments, backups and migrations
Cloud security practices
Virtual networking
Troubleshooting

CompTIA Cloud+ gives far less attention to business concerns than CompTIA Cloud Essentials+. The CompTIA Cloud+ audience is typically individuals pursuing a more technical line of work. It is worth noting, however, that CompTIA Cloud+ objectives do include organizational documentation practices, such as business continuity plans and disaster recovery plans. CompTIA Cloud+ also covers legal concerns.

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