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The forecast for cloud computing is bright; spend on cloud services is expected to reach $591.8bn and the demand for cloud skills will match that growth.
On our accelerated Cloud Computing courses, you'll learn how to make your IT architecture cheaper to run, more flexible and efficient with improved up-time and availability.
What will you learn?
For the past 12 years in a row, our company, Firebrand Training, has been recognised as one of the Top 20 IT Training Companies in the World. Whether you’re using public, private, or hybrid cloud systems, we've got a course for you! Our range of courses includes Microsoft, AWS, Cisco and CompTIA, and many others.
These will help you develop critical skills such as:
- Basic cloud terminology, characteristics, and administration
- Cloud migration, adoption, and installation
- Managing public, private and hybrid cloud systems
- Cloud optimisation
- Designing and implementing cloud applications
- Cloud security, protecting the cloud’s data and applications
Cloud Courses
3 Days
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q: What is cloud computing?
A: Cloud computing is the practice of sharing computing resources and delivering services through the Internet via remote servers rather than having local servers or personal devices to handle applications.
Q: What are cloud computing service models?
A: Platform-As-A-Service (PaaS) – PaaS provides an application development environment, allowing users to collaborate, develop, test, deploy, host and maintain applications in the cloud. A common example of PaaS is cloud-based environments for the development of enterprise-level software.
Infrastructure-As-A-Service (IaaS) – IaaS provides computing hardware such as network equipment, servers and data storage on a scalable basis in the cloud. A common example of IaaS is cloud-based backup and recovery.
Applications-As-A-Service (AaaS)/Software-As-A-Service (SaaS) – AaaS/ SaaS provide access to software. Users can log-on from any location and have full access to their specific software in the cloud. A common example of SaaS is cloud-based e-mail.
Q: What types of clouds are there?
A: Public cloud is a cloud computing model where a provider makes its services such as data storage available to the general public.
Private cloud is operated for a specific organisation and implemented within the corporate firewall. It may be managed by the IT department or a third party.
Hybrid cloud is a cloud computing environment that combines a private cloud with public cloud services which remain unique entities but are bound together by technology that enables data and application portability.
Q: What are the benefits of cloud computing?
A: Cloud computing has several benefits, these are the top five:
- Cost efficiency
- Scalability of resource procurement
- Accessibility of data from anywhere
- Backup and recovery
- Quick deployment