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System Requirements for Cloud Deployments

Learn about cloud components, how to deploy the cloud and testing plans.
1 hour, 50 minutes 16 videos
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Course description

This course explores various system requirements for the cloud. Learn the difference between cloud and non-cloud component interactions, how to select a cloud architecture, which tools to deploy and how to create a deployment plan. After you've deployed the cloud, learn how to test and troubleshoot.

Syllabus

Executing a Deployment Plan Demo

Video - 00:09:00
Deployment Problem Resolution Lab

Video - 00:08:00
This episode completes the deployment planning and implementation with a discussion of problem resolution. It also includes a lab that you can perform in your cloud accounts to enhance the learning experience.
Baseline Confirmation Lab

Video - 00:08:00
In this episode, you will be shown a lab that you can perform to compare a baseline with actual performance in the cloud.
Analyze Testing Results

Video - 00:04:00
After testing, the results should be analyzed to identify any areas requiring attention, such as configuration changes, new services, removal of software and services, and so forth. This episode provides an overview of the considerations to be made during test results analysis.
Testing Techniques

Video - 00:05:00
The testing methods used for cloud deployments are much the same as those used in traditional networks. This episode covers three common testing methods.
Evaluating Testing Plans

Video - 00:05:00
A testing plan should be evaluated and used to test the deployment. Business-critical functions should be validated. This episode provides guidance on testing cloud deployments.
Selecting Deployment Tools Demo

Video - 00:07:00
This episode introduces the tools that can be used for cloud deployments. Tools include command line tools, graphical tools, and automation/orchestration tools.
Architecting for Elements and Targets Demo

Video - 00:07:00
Selecting the right architecture and model for your cloud solution is important and it is driven by the elements and targets required. This episode provided guidance on selecting the best architecture for your needs.
Existing Systems Lab

Video - 00:09:00
Selecting hosts to move to the cloud begins by known the hosts that you have. This episode describes two common methods used to identify existing systems.
Target Hosts

Video - 00:05:00
Selecting the hosts to move to the cloud is an important step in cloud deployment. This episode explains some of the important factors to consider when selecting target hosts for the cloud.
Baselines Lab

Video - 00:07:00
This episode provides an overview of baselines and a lab that you can work through on your machine to experience the creation of a performance baseline.
Platforms and Applications

Video - 00:05:00
This episode introduces the concept of platforms, which are used to provide everything needed for an application to operate properly.
Non-Cloud Component Interactions

Video - 00:09:00
This episode explains the interaction components for non-cloud interaction. These interactions involve communications between cloud components and local components on your network.
Cloud Component Interactions, Part 2

Video - 00:08:00
This episode is part 2 of cloud component interaction and covers storage, compute and security interactions.
Cloud Component Interactions, Part 1

Video - 00:07:00
Cloud components can interact with each other. Understanding what each component is used for helps to understand how they interact. This episode is part 1 of cloud component interaction.
Deployment Example Objectives Explained

Video - 00:06:00
This episode brings clarity to the Cloud+ objectives 1.1 through 1.4. Some confusion is common with these objectives and this episode will help to clarify the intentions of these objectives.

Meet the author

Mike Meyers, affectionately called the "Alpha Geek," is the industry's leading authority on CompTIA certifications. He is the president and co-founder of Total Seminars, LLC, a provider of PC and network repair seminars, books, videos and courseware for thousands of organizations throughout the world. Mike has been involved in the computer and network repair industry since 1987 as a technician, instructor, author, consultant and speaker. He has sold over a million IT and certification books, including the best-selling CompTIA A+ Certification All-in-One Exam Guide and CompTIA Network+ Certification All-in-One Exam Guide. He has personally taught thousands of students, including U.S. senators, U.S. Supreme Court Justices, members of the United Nation, every branch of the U.S. Armed Forces, many branches of the Department of Justice, hundreds of corporate clients and academic students at every level.

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