EXIN Cloud Computing
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Course Description
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65 Videos
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8.01 Hours
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65 Videos
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8.01 Hours
- Comprehend the characteristics of clouds and cloud services from a business perspective.
- Making a business plan for Cloud
- Key success factors
- Explain the steps that lead to the success- full adoption of cloud computing services.
- Designing the right implementation strategy
- Explain and identify the issues associated with integrating cloud computing into an organizations’ existing compliance framework.
- Comprehend how to maintain strategic flexibility.
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Course Syllabus
Module 1: The principles of CC
- EXIN Overview-Part 1
- EXIN Overview-Part 2
- EXIN Overview 2-Part 1
- EXIN Overview 2-Part 2
- The Basics
- History Of Cloud
- Delivery Model Architectures
- Software As A Service
- Justification For Cloud Computing
- Confidentiality And Availability
- Concepts From NIST
- Important Characteristics
- Broad Network Access
- Resource Pooling
- Measured Service
- Service Models
- Terms Of Service
- Recommendations
- Virtualization
- Virtualization Concepts
- Inter-Virtual Machine Attacks
- Virtual Machine Encryption
- Recommendations
- Service Models
- Business Process
- Outsourcing
- Software As A Service-Part 1
- Software As A Service-Part 2
- Risks And Recommendations
- Platform As A Service
- PaaS Considerations
- PaaS Issues
- Infrastructure As A Service
- Scope Of Control
- IaaS Benefits
- IaaS Issues And Concerns
- IaaS Recommendations
- Services Oriented Architecture
- Web Services
- Infrastructure On Demand
- Why Cloud
- Collaborative Working
- New Business Opportunities
Module 2: Implementing and Managing CC
- Implementing And Managing Cloud Computing
Module 3: Using the Cloud
- Relevent Technologies In Cloud
- Storage Devices-Part 1
- Storage Devices-Part 2
- Application Programming Interfaces
- Traditional Software Model
- Impact Of Cloud On Users
- Providing Cloud Services
- Developing Added Services-Part 1
- Developing Added Services-Part 2
- Using Cloud Services
Module 4: Security and Compliance
- Threats And Controls
- Malicious Insiders
- Insiders Remediation
Module 5: Evaluation of CC
- Why Cloud
- Resource Scaling
- Quality
- Thin Clients
- Buying Cloud Services
- Pay As You Go Vs Ownership
- Establishing Requirements
- Contract Terms
EXIN Cloud Computing Foundation is a certification that tests candidates on the basics of Cloud Computing. This vendor-neutral qualification includes some technical knowledge and looks at the general management aspects of Cloud Computing.
This Cloud Computing Foundation certification is ideal for professionals who have a role or interest in the use and management of internet-based services. This includes management positions, service provider staff and IT administrators and service managers.
The EXIN Cloud Computing program looks at the way IT-related services are provided via the internet. The creation of this modern, digital utility has led to a wide array of roles needing at least basic Cloud knowledge. Issues of scalability, agility and security are covered within the context of Cloud Computing. The exam materials have been created in collaboration with experts in the Cloud industry.
You Will Get Certification After Completetion This Course.
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