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You Will Learn How To
- Build dedicated and hosted private cloud solutions to optimise IT service delivery
- Assess private cloud computing options to solve business problems
- Leverage open source and proprietary private cloud products
- Manage and monitor your cloud infrastructure to improve resource utilisation
- Secure key components of your private cloud implementation
- Integrate your private cloud with a public cloud to create a hybrid cloud solution
Course Benefits As organisations evaluate cloud computing technologies, many are unwilling to trust the public cloud with their sensitive data. Creating a private cloud solution can allow your organization to exploit the benefits of cloud technologies within its data centres. In this course, you gain the key knowledge and experience required to leverage both on- and off-premises private cloud computing technologies.
Who Should Attend System, storage and network administrators, and IT managers who are considering a private cloud solution for their organisation. Basic knowledge of cloud computing at the level of Course 1200, " Cloud Computing Comprehensive Introduction", or equivalent experience, is assumed.
Hands-On Training Throughout this course, you gain experience implementing private cloud solutions. Exercises include:
- Identifying network, storage and compute private cloud components
- Deploying an open source private cloud
- Navigating a management console and managing virtual machines
- Configuring an on-premises Microsoft Hyper-V private cloud
- Establishing key private cloud security elements
- Setting up an Amazon off-premises private cloud
Course Content Introduction to Private Cloud Computing
- Defining private cloud computing models
- Specifying architectural components
- Comparing SaaS, PaaS and IaaS service models
- Leveraging a virtualised infrastructure
- Identifying cloud market players
Solving IT Challenges with Cloud Technologies
Applying the benefits of private cloud computing in your organisation
- Identifying the business drivers
- Maximising resource utilisation
- Improving service provisioning time
Estimating private cloud implementation costs
- Analysing the cost benefits with a decision matrix
- Comparing pricing models
- Calculating hosted fees vs. on-premises costs
Implementing an On-Premises Private Cloud
Leveraging open source solutions
- Identifying architectural components in OpenStack
- Exploring OpenStack community projects
- Enabling application computing power
- Fabricating facilities for redundant data storage
- Connecting private cloud components through the virtual network
Extending investment in proprietary technologies
- Examining the Microsoft private cloud solution
- Creating a Hyper-V private cloud
- Building a virtual network
- Customising storage allocation
- Monitoring and reporting on private cloud resource utilisation
Automating self-service provisioning with the System Center Virtual Machine Manager portal
- Planning host sising and consolidation
- Working with templates and clones
- Deploying virtual machine images
- Managing hosts and virtual machines
Deploying an Off-Premises Private Cloud Solution
Building and managing a dedicated infrastructure
- Differentiating between hosting models: physical vs. virtual
- Optimising the infrastructure based on usage patterns
Commissioning physical hosted servers
- Starting with bare metal configurations
- Automating installation tasks
- Administering servers from a Web-based control panel
Provisioning virtual hosted dedicated servers
- Specifying instance resources appropriately
- Scaling computing and storage based on demand
- Scheduling near-line backups and images
Amazon Web Services (AWS) multitenant servers
- Networking with Virtual Private Cloud to ensure maximum security
- Creating and attaching Elastic Block Storage (EBS) volumes
- Launching Elastic Cloud Computing (EC2) instances
Securing the Private Cloud
Evaluating the layers of cloud security
- Applying certification standards as a security benchmark
- SAS70 Type II
- PCI DSS Level 1
- ISO 27001
- FISMA
- Enhancing account access security features
- Safeguarding physical and logical assets
Virtualising security components
- Configuring virtual private cloud firewalls
- Establishing Virtual Private Network (VPN) segments
- Authenticating users and authorising access
- Selecting trusted availability zones
Integrating Disparate Cloud Types
Creating a hybrid cloud
- Interconnecting public, private and community clouds
- Handling excess demand with cloud bursting
Ensuring hybrid cloud security
- Maintaining sensitive data on- and off-premises
- Federating security policies across clouds
Achieving project delivery success
- Planning your private cloud road map
- Realising business and capacity objectives
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Course Dates
UK Dates | | 1-4 May | London enrol | | 28-31 Aug | London enrol | | 11-14 Dec | London enrol | US East Coast Dates | | 17-20 Apr | Washington, DC enrol* | | 22-25 May | New York enrol* | | 12-15 Jun | Washington, DC enrol* |
*New York and Washington DC Courses – Available online with a run time of 2pm to 9pm BST. For AnyWare enrolments, please register at least 10 days prior to the start of the course.
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