
Explore cloud providers such as AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, Alibaba Cloud, IBM Cloud, and Citrix Cloud. See how Citrix Cloud fits into the market.
Explore the three cloud computing models—IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS—highlighting on-demand compute, storage, and networking, cost savings, scalability, and quick provisioning with examples like Amazon Web Services, Azure, and Office 365.
Download and install Citrix Workspace App for Windows, run as administrator, accept the license, and complete setup to connect to your organization's Citrix environment via its URL.
Enroll in multi-factor authentication to secure your Citrix Cloud account by linking an authenticator app, verifying via email, and setting recovery phone, recovery email, or backup codes.
Monitor Citrix Cloud notifications to stay informed about issues and critical updates. View alerts via the bell icon, dismiss notifications, and enable email notifications from account settings.
Learn how to contact Citrix support by creating and managing tickets in the Citrix Cloud console. Open cases, view existing tickets, and detail issues for escalation.
Explore Citrix Analytics Service, a cloud based analytics tool that uses machine learning to monitor security, performance, and usage, detect anomalies, and generate actionable reports.
Discover how App Builder enables no-code, data-driven apps to customize work and communication, and activate it via the Citrix Cloud console by signing up, creating a Podio account, and integrating.
Explore Citrix application delivery management, a hybrid monitoring and analytics service for on-prem and cloud networking, that monitors network instances and applications and enables high-availability with the Adam agent.
Install and configure Windows Server 2016 as a domain controller by adding Active Directory Domain Services and DNS Server roles, and promoting the server to a new forest.
Create a resource location in the Citrix Cloud console, then download, install, and register two cloud connectors to securely authenticate and encrypt communication between Citrix Cloud and your resources.
Set a maintenance window for Citrix Cloud connectors in the resource location to schedule mandatory updates without disrupting users in the production environment, by configuring timing, day, and time zone.
Citrix Cloud Fundamentals:
Citrix digital workspace solutions empower companies to securely deliver the apps and data people need to be as productive as possible—no matter where they work or which devices they use. In this course, you will discover the benefits and use cases for all Citrix workspace solutions: App and Desktop Virtualization (DAAS), Analytics, Citrix App Delivery management, Unified Endpoint Management, Secure Access, Citrix Browser service, Citrix secure internet access, Citrix secure private access, SD-WAN, and Citrix App Delivery and Security service. No matter which Citrix digital workspace solutions your organization has subscribed to, this fundamental course is the starting point in your Citrix Cloud learning path.
This course will help you provide basics of Cloud computing first, and then we will discuss Citrix Cloud features and services.
By the end of this course you will be quite comfortable to manage the features and services in the Citrix Cloud environments.
Modules Covered:
Introduction to Cloud Computing
Introduction to Citrix Cloud platform
Getting started with Citrix Cloud platform
Citrix Cloud Platform Features
Citrix Cloud Platform Services
Citrix Cloud Troubleshooting videos.
Prerequisites: Anyone interested in adapting or learning about Citrix Cloud, If you are someone who is keen to learn new topics this course is for you, It doesn't require any previous experience.