Develop yourself into a cloud specialist (incl. guidance)

• Use this course to get started with Cloud computing while also

• preparing yourself to take the CompTIA Cloud Essentials+ (CLO-002)
• certification exam. Learn how Cloud computer enables convenient
• on-demand access to a shared pool of configurable computing
• resources. Explore prominent computing models, disadvantages of
• in-house computing, and benefits of Cloud computing while also
• examining the required components to set up a cloud computing model
• and investigate features of cloud service delivery and deployment
• models. Examine the concept of shared resource pooling, the role of
• virtualization in cloud models, the lifecycles of applications and
• services deployed in the cloud, and why cloud is the best choice
• for resource management and application deployments. Go further by
• learning to recognize the shared responsibility model adopted by
• cloud and outline key steps involved in selecting and setting up
• the right PaaS solution and core components of a cloud
• infrastructure. Wrap up by practicing an IaaS and PaaS on AWS and
• Azure. Recap cloud service delivery modules to finish up this
• course.

Cloud networking helps enterprises deliver information rapidly, reliably, and securely without bearing the cost of building and operating their own networks.

In this course, you'll investigate the process of migrating to a cloud computing model from a legacy one. You'll explore the concept of a VPC, the key technologies to isolate VPCs from public clouds, and the CSP interface types to manage VPCs.

Moving on, you'll examine how a DMZ works in the cloud and how to isolate a single DMZ network from others. You'll also explore how firewalls, the intrusion detection system, and virtual network interfaces work in the cloud. You'll then outline when and how to attach multiple network interfaces to an instance.

Lastly, you'll investigate how SDN and DNS work in the cloud, use AWS to set up a VPN, and connect to cloud resources using various protocols.

This course can be used in preparation for the CompTIA Cloud Essentials+ (CLO-002) certification exam.

Cloud load balancing enables splitting workloads and computing properties to balance load and maximize resource utilization for better user experiences.

In this course, you'll recognize techniques to implement load balancing in the cloud, including selecting the appropriate load balancer. You'll also explore the concept of the virtualization of hardware resources.

Next, you'll examine the prominent load balancing architectures implemented in the cloud and the critical load balancer configuration attributes to manage load distribution and session data. You'll also identify common DNS servers to resolve hostnames into IP addresses and queries used to resolve names.

Later, you'll identify the characteristics of the Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) and Secure Shell (SSH) You'll then investigate disaster recovery failover in cloud. Lastly, you'll create and configure a load balancer and DNS routing.

This course can be used to prepare for the CompTIA Cloud Essentials+ (CLO-002) certification exam.

In this course, you'll explore cloud storage in-depth, including standard storage systems and providers, thin and thick storage provisioning, cold, warm, and hot storage, and the different storage tiers.

Next, you'll discover the methods and technologies used to protect data in the cloud, the differences between synchronous and asynchronous replications, and RAID.

You'll learn about storage security threats and vulnerabilities and the mechanism used to secure data in transit and at rest.

• Monitoring and benchmarking are essential when designing cloud that considers disaster recovery, high availability, and failover.
• In this course, you'll recognize the cloud design considerations that provide the highest possible availability, the levels of redundancy that ensure services continue in the case of a disaster, and the procedures that can be implemented for disaster recovery and business continuity.
• Moving on, you'll examine common deployment architectures to address availability and resiliency, the parameters and performance indices monitored at each cloud deployment level, and the goals of benchmarking.
• Next, you'll examine the different failover scenarios prevalent in cloud and the prominent use cases for placement groups and single and multiple availability zones. You'll configure EC2 Linux instances, install the Iperf network benchmark tool, and test TCP and UDP network performance.
• Lastly, you'll benchmark network throughput on an Amazon EC2 Windows instance and configure active-passive failover with multiple primary and secondary record resources.
• This course can be used in preparation for the CompTIA Cloud Essentials+ (CLO-002) certification exam.

• Cloud assessment helps derive business service models facilitating robust and cost-effective business and IT cloud service consumption and delivery.
• You'll start this course by examining the steps in a cloud readiness assessment before exploring the cloud transformation maturity model's stages and some potential transformation challenges. You'll then outline how to assess your current technology stack to determine cloud readiness and feasibility.
• Next, you'll investigate the business value of cloud adoption and of incorporating cloud into enterprise architectures. You'll then examine the cloud capability maturity model, the primary cloud considerations for business, and the technology and infrastructure architecture to achieve an appropriate cloud transformation strategy.
• Finally, you'll explore some gap analysis activities, the transition planning phase of cloud adoption, diagrams that depict various cloud architectures, and the cloud adoption framework's value.
• You can use this course in preparation for the CompTIA Cloud Essentials+ (CLO-002) certification exam.

Before adopting cloud services, you need to calculate costs and establish the most appropriate contract with cloud providers.

In this course, you'll explore the direct cost and financial implications of various aspects of cloud computing. You'll also examine cloud computing licensing models and subscription types and compare cloud computing's initial costs with the long-term benefits.

Additionally, you'll list core considerations when establishing contracts for cloud service usage. You'll investigate requests for information (RFIs), cloud pricing models, the differences between fixed and dynamic pricing, and best practices for deriving cloud-based professional services.

Moving on, you'll outline the end-to-end services provided by managed cloud service providers (CSPs) and the benefits of those services. You'll examine the essential components of SOWs for cloud managed services. Lastly, you'll configure cost estimates for AWS service usage using the AWS Pricing Calculator.

You can use this course in preparation for the CompTIA Cloud Essentials+ (CLO-002) certification exam.

• To achieve the desired business value from cloud adoption, you need to implement comprehensive planning, following a POC (proof of concept) and POV approach.
• In this course, you'll investigate the essential components of cloud-model service-level agreements (SLAs), explore the SLA metrics for IAAS, PAAS, and SAAS, and examine popular cloud service provider SLAs. Additionally, you'll outline how to create POCs and derive proofs of value for cloud computing.
• Next, you'll identify the critical factors of seamless cloud adoption, compare open source and proprietary clouds, and recognize the prominent cloud strategies for current and future enterprise usages.
• Moving on, you'll investigate how to drive cloud adoption efforts to capture targeted business value. Lastly, you'll recognize the cloud adoption framework lifecycle and use a matrix to identify the roles and responsibilities engaged in cloud adoption.
• You can use this course in preparation for the CompTIA Cloud Essentials+ (CLO-002) certification exam.

• Following secure cloud service design principles is a client consumer's top priority. Applying defense-in-depth principles and using cloud service provider security enablers can help achieve this.
• You'll start this course by examining the cloud service security taxonomy, identity and access management in cloud environments, authentication mechanisms provided by cloud platforms, and the components of an IAM strategy in the cloud.
• Next, you'll investigate the benefits of single sign-on, the prominent types of multi-factor authentication (MFA), and the fundamental design principles of federation. You'll then examine the Cloud Federation Reference Architecture.
• Moving on, you'll recognize common cloud deployment and enterprise data center security practices. You'll use Active Directory Federation Services to implement federated authentication, manage access to AWS resources, and enable virtual MFA devices for IAM users in public cloud.
• You can use this course in preparation for the CompTIA Cloud Essentials+ (CLO-002) certification exam.

• Building robust, scalable services and managing large volumes of data for analytics requires on-demand resource allocation and containerization. A cloud-native approach, which takes advantage of a cloud computing delivery model, can help with this.
• In this course, you'll investigate the principles and architecture of cloud native. You'll outline how to migrate existing apps to a cloud-native architecture, identifying the 12-factor app principles for building scalable and resilient enterprise applications.
• Next, you'll explore microservice architecture design patterns, containerization in the cloud, and some prominent public cloud provider container management platforms.
• Moving on, you'll run Docker-enabled containerized applications on Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS) clusters. You'll investigate some cloud machine learning, cloud-based AI, and big data solutions and services. Lastly, you'll examine the benefits of managing big data architectures using cloud principles.
• You can use this course in preparation for the CompTIA Cloud Essentials+ (CLO-002) certification exam.

• Cloud facilitates the secure deployment of diversified solutions like IoT, blockchain, and VDI to simplify autonomous application development. In this course, you'll explore primary considerations when deploying these solutions.
• You'll start this course by examining digital marketing in relation to cloud computing, technologies that help create and implement autonomous systems, and the features of blockchain-based decentralized cloud solutions.
• Moving on, you'll explore the role of cloud computing in Internet of Things (IoT), working with an IoT solution built on AWS IoT.
• Next, you'll deploy a cloud desktop using Amazon Workspaces and AWS Directory Service to illustrate the benefits of a virtual desktop interface (VDI) for creating virtualized desktop environments on remote server setups. You'll also explore self-service cloud computing platforms.
• Finally, you'll investigate cost management and security considerations for cloud selection and implementation.
• You can use this course in preparation for the CompTIA Cloud Essentials+ (CLO-002) certification exam.

• Selecting the right cloud migration strategy helps improve user experience and balances the business and technical efforts required to complete cloud migration.
• In this course, you'll investigate the cloud migration strategy and the steps to derive a roadmap for migrating to the cloud. You'll also examine the different types of cloud migration strategies, which involve the six Rs of migration, along with the methods, techniques, and tools used to support cloud migration.
• Next, you'll investigate the steps and deliverables used to migrate workloads to hybrid cloud, the phased cloud migration strategy, and the checklist for successful cloud migration.
• Finally, you'll investigate the best practices for optimizing the lift-and-shift migration policy, the differences between migration and modernization, and the critical problems and best practices for migrating legacy systems.

• Adopting the appropriate operational principle when managing cloud resources is vital in deriving an operational model that facilitates efficient and effective cloud implementation. In this course, you'll learn how to achieve a model like this.
• You'll start by outlining the differences between cloud and traditional data management before investigating cloud data management in more detail. You'll then examine cloud data replication and the methods and schemes used to do this.
• Moving on, you'll explore cloud storage and backup options and how to set up a cloud backup, the use of AWS Regions and Availability Zones, geo-redundancy design considerations, and the cloud architectural elements used to implement disposable resources.
• Finally, you'll clarify what's meant by cloud optimization and cloud metrics, monitoring, and alerting. You'll then end by implementing autoscaling in AWS, setting up AWS cloud resource monitoring, and centrally managing and automating backups across AWS services.

• A DevOps approach to cloud computing helps establish a pipeline that automates end-to-end application deployment and management.
• In this course, you'll explore best practices for DevOps implementation, examining approaches to address and mitigate the inherent risks associated with cloud computing. You'll then compare immutable and mutable infrastructure and investigate the implementation of Infrastructure as Code.
• Next, you'll differentiate between continuous integration and continuous delivery and outline the lifecycle of CI/CD in cloud. You'll explore the concept of QA testing for cloud and how sandboxing is used in this process. You'll outline how to implement regression and load testing for cloud resources and distinguish cloud configuration management from cloud change management.
• Moving on, you'll differentiate between cloud automation and orchestration and explore the concepts of cloud patch management and cloud integration. Lastly, you'll practice implementing APIs in the cloud, using AWS API Gateway to expose services to end users.

• Cloud service providers (CSPs) must generate confidence in cloud service users by managing costs and risks. To facilitate this, they must provide tools to help cloud consumers create estimates and adopt the right risk mitigation approach. In this course, you'll learn how to manage your CSP-related costs and risks.
• You'll start by investigating various elements that impact cloud pricing, such as cloud resource types, the impact of cloud computing on chargeback, and cloud licensing models. You'll also examine how cloud maintenance services enable resilient and robust cloud services.
• Moving on, you'll recognize common considerations when addressing cloud computing risks, the Cloud Computing Risk Assessment Matrix, and how cloud risk mitigation factors are categorized.
• Finally, you'll outline why vendor lock-in is a risk in cloud computing, some risk mitigation approaches, and how to implement a compliance program in the cloud. You'll then practice creating cloud resource usage, cost estimates, and roles and permissions for AWS maintenance windows.

• Cloud consumers look for cloud services that follow regulations and core principles for maintaining data security and confidentiality.
• In this course, you'll investigate the cloud computing policy, which protects sensitive personal and confidential business data. You'll examine standard operating features, resource management, and security implementation checklist items and best practices for cloud computing. You'll then practice implementing policy-based access control for cloud computing.
• Moving on, you'll outline how to implement data sovereignty. You'll explore the international cloud computing standards, integrated vulnerability assessment solutions, and data security and privacy implementation in cloud computing.
• Finally, you'll outline how to implement and secure data and ensure availability in the cloud. You'll study the layers of security that can be implemented in the cloud, the cloud identity logs that help track events impacting cloud environments, and the OWASP Top 10 data-level authorization methods used to secure resources.

• The cloud has various deployment and service models that can

• help your organization design and create your very own cloud
• strategy based on needs. First, you'll learn about the available
• cloud deployment models such as public, private, hybrid, community,
• and virtual public clouds, as well as multi-cloud and multitenancy
• environments. Next, you'll examine cloud service models such as
• Infrastructure as a Service, Platform as a Service, and Software as
• a Service. Finally, you'll learn about advanced topics such as the
• Internet of Things, serverless computing, machine learning,
• artificial intelligence, and the shared responsibility model. This
• course is one of a collection of courses that prepares learners for
• the CompTIA Cloud+ (CV0-003) certification.

• Capacity planning is an important factor to consider when

• creating a Cloud Strategy. This course will describe the important
• factors to consider when performing capacity planning. First, you
• will learn about the technical and business factors to consider
• when performing capacity planning. Next, you will learn about using
• standard templates, licensing considerations, user density and
• system load. You then learn how to use captured metrics to perform
• trend analysis and how to do performance capacity planning.
• Finally, you’ll learn how to create a cloud-based database and how
• cloud features can be scaled to meet capacity demands. This course
• is one of a collection of courses that prepares learners for the
• CompTIA Cloud+ (CV0-003) certification.

• High availability of cloud systems and resources is extremely

• important to ensure that a system is there when you need it. Cloud
• environments have many options and features to ensure that the goal
• of high availability is achieved. First, you will learn the
• concepts of affinity and anti-affinity and how it related to
• hypervisors. Next, you will learn about the benefits of
• oversubscription of compute, network and storage resources, using
• regions and zones, cloud applications, and using containers in the
• cloud environment. Next, you will learn how to configure network
• resources such as switches, routers, load balancers, and firewalls
• for high availability. Finally, you will learn about using cloud
• clusters, identifying single points of failure, and the benefits of
• using auto-scaling, horizontal scaling, vertical scaling and cloud
• bursting. This course is one of a collection of courses that
• prepares learners for the CompTIA Cloud+ (CV0-003)
• certification.

• Developing new software systems can be costly and time

• consuming. Cloud-based solutions can help get your system online
• quickly and cost-effectively and help to meet all your business
• requirements. In this course, you'll learn how to analyze the cloud
• solution design in support of business requirements. First, you'll
• explore how to analyze the solution design while considering
• requirements for software, hardware, system integration, security,
• network, disaster recovery, budgeting, service level agreements,
• and compliance. Next, you'll learn about the benefits of using
• multiple environments for development, quality assurance, staging,
• and production. You'll also examine the advantages of performing
• blue-green deployments. Finally, you'll learn about software
• development testing techniques such as performance, regression,
• functional, usability, vulnerability, and penetration testing. This
• course is one of a collection of courses that prepares learners for
• the CompTIA Cloud+ (CV0-003) certification.

• Identity and access management is crucial to securing resources

• and ensuring the resources are used by the correct people. In this
• course, you'll learn about some of the security resources that are
• available for performing and enforcing identity and access
• management. First, you'll examine identity and access management,
• including user identification, authorization, and privileged access
• management. You'll learn how to use the Lightweight Directory
• Access Protocol to manage access to resources. Next, you'll explore
• how identity federation can be used to manage user identities and
• how certificate management can be performed using certificate
• authorities, registration authorities, certificate databases,
• certificate stores, and key archival servers. You'll then move on
• to learn about multi-factor authentication, single sign-on, Public
• Key Infrastructure, as well as secret and key management. Finally,
• you'll learn about the components that can be used to perform
• incident response preparation and incident response procedures such
• as evidence acquisition, chain of custody, and root cause analysis.
• This course is one of a collection of courses that prepares
• learners for the CompTIA Cloud+ (CV0-003) certification.

• Having a secure cloud environment is crucial for ensuring system

• and data integrity and security. Cloud environments have numerous
• methods for meeting these security needs. In this course, you'll
• learn how to secure a network in a cloud environment using network
• segmentation, network protocols, and network services. Next, you'll
• learn how to monitor the security of a network environment using
• log and event monitoring and how to harden the network environment.
• Then, you'll move on to examine the available network security
• tools that can be used to perform network penetration tests, such
• as vulnerability scanners and port scanners. You'll also explore
• how to use these security tools to perform vulnerability
• assessments. Finally, you'll learn about the purpose of a risk
• register and how to prioritize the deployment and installation of
• security patches. This course is one of a collection of courses
• that prepares learners for the CompTIA Cloud+ (CV0-003)
• certification.

• Ensuring the security of your operating systems and applications

• is a key component of keeping your cloud environment secure. There
• are several key steps that can be taken to ensure your cloud system
• is secure. In this course, you will learn about cloud security
• policies and managing cloud user permissions. Next, you will learn
• about anti-virus and anti-malware tools, firewalls, intrusion
• detection and intrusion prevention tools that can be used to detect
• and prevent cybersecurity attacks. Next, you will learn about
• hardening your cloud environment and using encryption to increase
• data security. Finally, you will learn about configuration
• management and how to monitor the system and event logs. This
• course is one of a collection of courses that prepares learners for
• the CompTIA Cloud+ (CV0-003) certification.

• There may be several ramifications for failing to secure your

• organization's data in the cloud environment. This could also mean
• failing to comply with regulatory compliances. In this course, you
• will learn how mandatory access controls are used to secure cloud
• services. First, you will learn encryption, hashing algorithms,
• digital signatures, the access security broker and file integrity
• monitoring can be used to ensure data security and regulatory
• compliance. Next, you will learn how data classification, network
• and access control can be used to secure data. Next, you will learn
• about data security laws and regulations and the legal requirements
• for securely storing data. Finally, you will learn about data loss
• prevention and the components of records management systems
• including versioning, retention, destruction and write once/read
• many. This course is one of a collection of courses that prepares
• learners for the CompTIA Cloud+ (CV0-003) certification.

• Cloud environments provide many key components that can be

• incorporated into your cloud solution. In this course, you'll learn
• about the available cloud components. First, you'll learn about
• subscription services such as file, communication, e-mail, VoIP,
• messaging and collaboration, and the virtual desktop
• infrastructure, as well as directory and identity services. Next,
• you'll explore cloud service models such as IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS
• and how to provision and integrate compute, storage, and network
• resources for a cloud solution. Next, you'll examine how to
• integrate serverless applications, deploy and integrate virtual
• machines, and use OS and solution templates to provision and
• integrate resources into a cloud solution. Finally, you'll learn to
• integrate identity management and containers and perform
• autoscaling and post-deployment validation of cloud solutions. This
• course is one of a collection of courses that prepares learners for
• the CompTIA Cloud+ (CV0-003) certification.

• Storage in the cloud is a crucial component of any cloud-based

• solution. In this course, you'll learn about the types of cloud
• storage you can use in your solutions and their features. First,
• you'll explore how to provision and measure the performance of
• block, file, object, and flash storage. Next, you'll learn about
• the different types of RAID arrays and the purpose of user quotas.
• You'll then move on to examine the protocols used with cloud
• storage. You'll learn about the features of hyperconverged storage,
• hyperconverged infrastructures, and software-defined storage.
• Finally, you'll explore how to create and use an Azure container.
• This course is one of a collection of courses that prepares
• learners for the CompTIA Cloud+ (CV0-003) certification.

• Deploying cloud-based solutions efficiently and securely

• requires that the network be configured correctly. In this course,
• you'll learn about the network services that need to be considered
• when deploying cloud solutions. First, you'll explore the role of
• network services such as DHCP, DNS, CDN, IPAM, as well as VPNs.
• You'll learn about the features of virtual routing including
• dynamic and static routing. Next, you'll examine virtual network
• interface controllers and the features of network appliances such
• as load balancers, firewalls, and virtual private clouds. Finally,
• you'll learn about the features of virtual LANs, single root
• input/output virtualization, and software-defined networks. This
• course is one of a collection of courses that prepares learners for
• the CompTIA Cloud+ (CV0-003) certification.

• For a cloud-based solution to run efficiently and

• cost-effectively, the appropriate sizing of resources is essential.
• In this course, you'll learn to configure the correct compute
• sizing for a deployment, as well as how to perform cloud
• migrations. First, you'll explore the features of virtualization
• such as hypervisors and how to compute. Next, you'll learn about
• the features of and how to correctly size CPUs, vCPUs, and GPUs.
• You'll explore memory allocation and the features of a
• hyperconverged infrastructure. You'll then learn about cloud
• migrations such as storage migrations, database migrations,
• physical to virtual migrations, virtual to virtual migrations, and
• cloud-to-cloud migrations. Finally, you'll examine cloud migration
• implications for access control lists, firewalls, and vendor
• lock-in. This course is one of a collection of courses that
• prepares learners for the CompTIA Cloud+ (CV0-003)
• certification.

• Logging and monitoring is essential to ensure that your cloud

• environment is running efficiently and securely. In this course,
• you will learn to configure logging, monitoring and alerting
• services in the cloud and optimize cloud environments. First, you
• will learn about the available cloud features for logging such as
• collectors, SNMP, syslog, audits, log types, access and
• authentication, and automation. Next, you will learn about the
• features of system monitoring such as baselines, thresholds,
• tagging, and performance monitoring, resource utilization,
• availability, and SLA-defined uptime. Next, you will learn about
• the features of alerting such as common messaging methods,
• maintenance mode and appropriate responses. Finally, you will learn
• how to optimize cloud resources including placement, computing,
• storage, networks, and device drivers and firmware. This course is
• one of a collection of courses that prepares learners for the
• CompTIA Cloud+ (CV0-003) certification.

• Maintaining a stable cloud environment is important to ensure

• the health of the cloud system. In this course you will learn how
• to maintain efficient operation of a cloud environment. First, you
• will learn how to perform life cycle management, and perform change
• management. Next, you will learn about the configuration management
• database and why it is important. Next, you will learn about using
• dashboards and the impacts of process improvements, upgrade
• methods, and performance reporting. Lastly, you will learn about
• the options for performing patching and the types of backups and
• available backup objects, and to confirm the completion of backups.
• This course is one of a collection of courses that prepares
• learners for the CompTIA Cloud+ (CV0-003) certification.

• In order for cloud environments to operate efficiently you need

• to use automation and orchestration to keep things running
• smoothly. In this course, you will learn about the components and
• features of cloud automation and orchestration. First, you will
• learn about the features of infrastructure as code, continuous
• integration and continuous deployment. Next, you will learn about
• version control and configuration management and how it relates to
• orchestration and automation. Next, you will learn about the
• features of containers, cloud automation activities, secure
• scripting and orchestration sequencing. Finally, you will learn
• about backup and restore policies as well as backup targets. This
• course is one of a collection of courses that prepares learners for
• the CompTIA Cloud+ (CV0-003) certification.

• Planning for disaster recovery is crucial to getting your cloud

• solution running and operational when a crisis occurs. In this
• course, you'll learn about how to plan for and the features of
• disaster recovery. First, you'll explore disaster recovery features
• such as failover, failback, backup restoration, and replication.
• Next, you'll examine the importance of network configuration,
• geographical data centers, restoration methods, and on-premise and
• cloud sites. Finally, you'll learn about the importance of the DR
• kit, playbook, network diagrams, RPOs, RTOs, SLAs, and corporate
• guidelines when planning for disaster recovery. This course is one
• of a collection of courses that prepares learners for the CompTIA
• Cloud+ (CV0-003) certification.

• Being able to troubleshoot cloud and network issues is important

• when trying to resolve failures or operational difficulties. In
• this course, you'll learn to use troubleshooting methodologies to
• resolve common cloud issues. First, you'll examine how to resolve
• cloud related issues using the troubleshooting methodology. Next,
• you'll explore how to resolve network security group
• misconfigurations issues and network connectivity issues. You'll
• then move on to learn about resolving network routing and firewall
• connectivity issues. You'll learn about the tools that you can use
• to troubleshoot and resolve network issues. Finally, you'll learn
• resource utilization, application performance, and load balancing
• performance tuning. This course is one of a collection of courses
• that prepares learners for the CompTIA Cloud+ (CV0-003)
• certification.

• Being able to troubleshoot security issues is essential to

• ensuring fully functional systems in the cloud. In this course,
• you'll examine some of the common causes of security issues. First,
• you'll learn to troubleshoot security issues due to missing or
• incomplete privileges, authentication or authorization issues, or
• network and directory security group issues. Next, you'll explore
• how to troubleshoot security issues due to expired, revoked,
• compromised, or misconfigured keys and certificates or due to
• misconfigured or misapplied policies. You'll then move on to learn
• how to troubleshoot and identify security concerns due to
• unencrypted data, data breaches, misclassification of data, lack of
• protocol encryption, and insecure ciphers. Finally, you'll also
• learn to troubleshoot and identify security concerns due to exposed
• endpoints, misconfigured security appliances, and unsupported
• protocols, as well as how to deal with internal or external
• attacks. This course is one of a collection of courses that
• prepares learners for the CompTIA Cloud+ (CV0-003)
• certification.

• Being able to troubleshoot issues during the deployment process

• is essential to ensuring full functionality in the cloud. In this
• course, you'll examine some of the common causes of deployment
• issues. First, you'll learn about some of the causes of service
• outages and the need for a disaster recovery plan. You'll explore
• how to troubleshoot performance and degradation issues and how
• these issues can relate to capacity planning. Next, you'll learn
• how automation scripts can be the cause of deployment issues and
• how good scripts validate and perform rollbacks on failure. You'll
• then move on to examine how to troubleshoot issues with
• applications in containers, how to validate deployment templates,
• and how insufficient resource capacity can cause degradation and
• latency issues. Finally, you'll learn how to troubleshoot licensing
• and vendor-related issues. This course is one of a collection of
• courses that prepares learners for the CompTIA Cloud+ (CV0-003)
• certification.

• Being able to troubleshoot issues during cloud automation and

• orchestration is important to ensuring smooth and efficient
• deployments in a cloud environment. In this course you will examine
• some of the causes of these issues. First, you'll explore
• automation and orchestration issues that occur due to user account
• or service account permission issues, change management process
• miscommunications, and DNS and server name changes. Next, you'll
• learn about automation and orchestration issues that occur due to
• IP address scheme changes, changed availability zones, third-party
• versioning issues, and tool incompatibility issues. Finally, you'll
• examine how to validate change management processes and that
• patches installed correctly. This course is one of a collection of
• courses that prepares learners for the CompTIA Cloud+ (CV0-003)
• certification.

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