
Discover the benefits of cloud computing, its role in strategy and infrastructure management, and explore deployment models: private, community, public, hybrid—drivers, threats, data, and business analytics.
Explore how cloud computing delivers on-demand, internet-based shared processing resources with mobility and a pay-as-you-go model, powered by virtualization and scalable cloud hosting.
Learn virtualization concepts such as hypervisors and virtual machines to create independent guest environments and virtualized environments with different operating systems on a single server.
Explore sustainability considerations for SaaS deployments, including business logic gaps, data protection, risk assessment, and Sarbanes-Oxley compliance, with practical recommendations for implementing software as a service.
Examine a PaaS case study that contrasts legacy on-prem stacks with cloud-based services, drag-and-drop app building, integrated runtimes, and open cloud databases, plus governance and lifecycle management.
Explore infrastructure as a service options with AWS EC2 and Microsoft Azure, highlighting elastic compute, scalable resources, command-line management, Zen hypervisor, pay-per-use cost, and a provisioning demo.
Private Deployment model
Infra is provisioned for a specific community from a specific from orgs that have shared concerns such as common missions/security. Can be managed by one or more community members or third party and can exist on or off premise. Two variants:Onsite or outsourced.
Infra is provisioned to be of open use for general public. May be owned and managed by a academic,business or government
Composition is a mixture of two or more distinct cloud infrastructures which remain unique entities but are bound together by standardized or proprietary technology. It is subjected to all the constraints of its building blocks.
Explore identity and access management in cloud environments, including provisioning and onboarding, authentication, federation, and identity lifecycle management; examine privacy concepts and data handling controls.
Identify five cloud computing drivers: mobility enabling real-time access across locations, including mobile healthcare imaging. Emphasize shifts to core competencies with agile governance, business continuity, scalability, and savings.
Looking ahead to migrate your operations from hosted environment to Cloud computing environment.
Why should you migrate?
Where should you migrate?
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This course is intended for CIOs who want to introduce cloud computing in their organization. This course is from basics to strategy.