EXIN Cloud Computing

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  • play 65 Videos
  • time 8.01 Hours
  • play 65 Videos
  • time 8.01 Hours
Exin’s Cloud Computing Foundation is not only a technical cloud course but focuses on the business and management side of cloud computing as well. This course also examines the auditing and service response within cloud computing, as well the delegation of IT responsibilities within an environment focused on cloud technology. This course covers how cloud technology deals with a variety of different areas, including Hardware, Software, Processes, OS and Application Licenses, People, Power, and Backups. The Cloud Computing Foundation from EXIN 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. What will you learn? This course includes 8 hours of training and 65 videos. Upon completion of the course, students will understand how to complete the following:
  • 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.
Understand various types of clouds from a technical perspective and provide examples.
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Course Syllabus

Module 1: The principles of CC

  1. EXIN Overview-Part 1
  2. EXIN Overview-Part 2
  3. EXIN Overview 2-Part 1
  4. EXIN Overview 2-Part 2
  5. The Basics
  6. History Of Cloud
  7. Delivery Model Architectures
  8. Software As A Service
  9. Justification For Cloud Computing
  10. Confidentiality And Availability
  11. Concepts From NIST
  12. Important Characteristics
  13. Broad Network Access
  14. Resource Pooling
  15. Measured Service
  16. Service Models
  17. Terms Of Service
  18. Recommendations
  19. Virtualization
  20. Virtualization Concepts
  21. Inter-Virtual Machine Attacks
  22. Virtual Machine Encryption
  23. Recommendations
  24. Service Models
  25. Business Process
  26. Outsourcing
  27. Software As A Service-Part 1
  28. Software As A Service-Part 2
  29. Risks And Recommendations
  30. Platform As A Service
  31. PaaS Considerations
  32. PaaS Issues
  33. Infrastructure As A Service
  34. Scope Of Control
  35. IaaS Benefits
  36. IaaS Issues And Concerns
  37. IaaS Recommendations
  38. Services Oriented Architecture
  39. Web Services
  40. Infrastructure On Demand
  41. Why Cloud
  42. Collaborative Working
  43. New Business Opportunities

Module 2: Implementing and Managing CC

  1. Implementing And Managing Cloud Computing

Module 3: Using the Cloud

  1. Relevent Technologies In Cloud
  2. Storage Devices-Part 1
  3. Storage Devices-Part 2
  4. Application Programming Interfaces
  5. Traditional Software Model
  6. Impact Of Cloud On Users
  7. Providing Cloud Services
  8. Developing Added Services-Part 1
  9. Developing Added Services-Part 2
  10. Using Cloud Services

Module 4: Security and Compliance

  1. Threats And Controls
  2. Malicious Insiders
  3. Insiders Remediation

Module 5: Evaluation of CC

  1. Why Cloud
  2. Resource Scaling
  3. Quality
  4. Thin Clients
  5. Buying Cloud Services
  6. Pay As You Go Vs Ownership
  7. Establishing Requirements
  8. Contract Terms

You Will Get Certification After Completetion This Course.

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Optional Live Virtual Class

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Real Labs, ebooks and articles

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Mobile compatability

Tests, assesments and Projects

Progress Reports

Certificate of completion

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Online education may seem relatively new, but years of research suggests it can be just as effective as traditional coursework, and often more so. According to a U.S. Department of Education analysis of more than 1,000 learning studies, online students tend to outperform classroom-based students across most disciplines and demographics. Another major review published the same year found that online students had the advantage 70 percent of the time, a gap authors projected would only widen as programs and technologies evolve.

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