
In this episode, you will learn the basic definition of the cloud, how it evolved, and learn about the large cloud providers.
In this episode, you will learn about cloud models like SaaS, PaaS, Iaas, and more.
In this episode, you will explore important terminology and features of cloud service providers that can be used.
In this episode, public cloud, private cloud, community cloud, and hybrid cloud are explained.
In this episode, the basics of DevOps as it relates to cloud solutions is explained.
In this episode, you will discover the primary definition of DevOps and understand how it is used at a high level.
Using source code for infrastructure, service, and application management is explored in this episode.
CI/CD is a major component of DevOps and this episide explains how it is used and the artifacts it generates.
In this episode, you will explore event-driven solutions and web services with examples.
To wrap up the discussions of DevOps, you will discover tools and scripting methods commonly used.
In this episode, you learn about network functions, virtual private cloud, and virtual NICs to understand how networking is implemented within the cloud.
In this episode, the focus is on how you network to the cloud rather than in the cloud.
Virtual switches and routers are provided in the cloud and this episode explains the roles they play.
In this eposide, you explore basic troubleshooting for cloud services like DHCP, DNS, NTP, NAT, and HTTP.
In this eposode, you explore operations issues, IP addressing and routing, and switching issues.
Learn about cloud storage types, tiered storage, and how to choose among them in this episode.
Databases are an essential solution in modern IT operations and this episode explains their use in the cloud.
It is essential to implement strong backup procedures to protect your data and this is still important in the cloud.
In addition to understanding backup and recovery concepts, it is important to understand the actual steps used in the process and they are explained in this episode.
Virtualisation became popular in the 1990s and it is widely used in the cloud. This episode introduces how it works and the essential functions.
Containerization was introduced in the 2010s popularly and this episode explains it and how it is used in the cloud.
In this episode, you will explore the facets that must be evaluated to optimize workloads in the cloud.
In this episode, you will gain an understanding of availability as a concept and its relation to disaster recovery.
Regions and availability zones play an important role in cloud technologies and they are explained in this episode.
A key benefit of the cloud is dynamic scalability and this episode introduces the concept and its implementation in the cloud.
In this episode, you will explore the idea of cloud-native design and the role it should play in cloud design operations.
In this episode, you will learn about migration to the cloud and from the cloud and the strategies available to you.
Ultimately, designing cloud solutions is about selecting the right resources and deploying them within an architecture that meets your needs and this episode explores these resources.
In this episode, you discover identity and access management and its role in cloud solution design.
This final episode in cloud design is focused on helping you understand cloud costs and the management of them.
You learned about deployment models in a previous episode, now you will explore how to plan for the requirements of different models.
Deployment strategies sit above deployment procedures and this episode explains these high-level deployment concepts.
In this episode, you learn the process of deploying cloud solutions based on different migration models.
You learned about IaC in a previous episode, now you will explore using code to deploy entire cloud solutions and individual applications and services.
The ultimate result of cloud deployment is the creation of resources and this episode provides examples of this process.
Just like on-premises systems, cloud systems should be monitored. This episode introduces you to logging and monitoring in the cloud.
In this episode, you will explore scaling options provided by cloud services and how to select appropriate options for your solution.
In this episode, you look at the actual backup tools made available to you by cloud service providers.
Cloud resources are no more permanent than local resources and this episode introduces you to this reality by exploring life sycle concepts.
Understanding vulnerabilities is key to understanding security and this episode explains them in detail.
Several industry security standards impact cloud solutions and they are described in this episode.
In this episode, you will learn about compliance and the facets of the concept.
You learned about IAM in a previous episode, now you will explore the methods available for its implementation in the cloud.
In any professional domain there exist best practices and this episode explores the best practices related to security for cloud solutions.
Security is implemented through policy and controls and this epidermis explains the security controls commonly used with cloud systems.
It is dangerous to implement security and just assume you are done. In this episode, you learn about the monitoring processes available for cloud security solutions.
Mike Meyers and the Total Seminars Team bring you this TOTAL: Cloud Computing / CompTIA Cloud+ Cert. (CV0-004) course with your instructor, Tom Carpenter.
This is NOT a boring voice-over PowerPoint course. I like to present the material in an engaging, interactive style that will keep you interested and make it easier to understand. Check out the free sample lectures and you will see the difference.
Since the requirements and costs are high (the exam voucher is $358), you'll want to make sure you're prepared to pass the exam the first time and never pay full price. This course will prepare you and then you can get discounted exam vouchers at the Total Seminars website.
Learn the basics of Cloud Computing and prepare for the CompTIA Cloud+ Certification. Cloud+ is part of the CompTIA Infrastructure Pathway. Cloud+ is an intermediate-level Network Specialist certification.
The median annual salary for an entry-level Cloud Systems Administrator is $73,000 - $96,000* and there are currently hundreds of thousands of job postings for cloud techs.
Job Titles that this training prepares you for include:
Cloud Systems Administrator
Cloud Penetration Tester
Cloud Security Specialist
Cloud Server Administrator
Cloud Solution Architect
Cloud Network Engineer
Server Administrator
Are you looking to learn more about the Cloud and what it can do for you or your company? Maybe you've heard this buzzword, but don't know what it means to take your business and network solutions into the cloud. If you want to learn the basics of the Cloud on a pathway to AWS or Azure Certification this course will give you the foundational knowledge to begin your journey.
WHAT'S INCLUDED?
High Quality Videos and training material
PDF of CompTIA Cloud+ exam objectives
PDFs of chapter handout slides for reference and review
End-of-chapter quizzes to test your knowledge
Q&A section where you have access to me and my team of teaching assistants to answer any questions you might have
30-day money-back guarantee
Lifetime access
Certificate of completion
WHAT'S COVERED?
Domain 1.0: Cloud Architecture - 23% of the exam
Domain 2.0: Security - 19% of the exam
Domain 3.0: Deployment - 19% of the exam
Domain 4.0: Operations - 17% of the exam
Domain 5.0: DevOps Fundamentals- 10% of the exam
Domain 6.0: Troubleshooting - 12% of the exam
EXAM INFO:
Exam code: CV0-004
Max. 90 questions (multiple choice and performance-based)
Length of exam: 90 minutes
Passing score: 750 (on a scale of 100-900)
Exam cost: $338 (look for discount vouchers)
Languages: English
Recommended experience: 2–3 years of hands-on experience as a systems administrator or cloud engineer
Retirement: Usually 3 years after launch
Tom Carpenter is the Chief Technical Officer at CWNP (Certified Wireless Network Professionals). He's been in the IT industry for 25+ years, written over 20 books on IT subjects, and is also heavily involved in objectives development and exam creation in the certification industry. Tom's teaching style is casual; he wants you to have fun while you learn practical applications of Cloud Computing. Join our class now and let us know how you plan to use the cloud in your personal or professional life!
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