Cloud computing

Cloud computing covers ways of accessing computing resources delivered as services. Processing, storage and networking need to be related to application requirements, operational constraints and the division of responsibilities between a provider and its customer.

Studying cloud architectures helps compare hosting choices, availability and cost control. Starting with an actual application makes it easier to identify protected data and dependencies to monitor. Using cloud services does not remove the need to plan backups and test recovery.

Useful practice starts with inspecting a configuration, forming a hypothesis and checking the result of a change in a test environment. Logs and documentation help explain an incident without relying on a succession of unrelated adjustments. Record the evidence that supports the diagnosis.

Use the OO2 course details to confirm the intended audience, expected starting level and learning activities. Match the programme to the tasks you need to perform, and check the tools and delivery arrangements before selecting a session.

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