CompTIA Cloud+® Certification Training

CompTIA Cloud+ Training is available in both in-person and online delivery methods.

To succeed in this course and pass the exam, you should have 24-36 months of experience with IT networking, network storage, and data center administration.

You should also be familiar with significant hypervisor technologies for server virtualization, basic knowledge of standard cloud service models and common cloud deployment models.

The course covers a wide range of topics, including preparing to deploy cloud solutions, deploying a pilot project, testing pilot project deployments, designing a secure and compliant cloud infrastructure, planning identity and access management for cloud deployments, analyzing workload characteristics to ensure a successful migration, troubleshooting deployment, capacity, automation, connectivity, security, and orchestration issues, and more.

This course is designed for students preparing to take the CompTIA Cloud+ certification exam CV0-003 or who plan to use Cloud+ as the foundation for more advanced cloud certifications or career roles.

The course is also designed for IT professionals who wish to develop cloud computing skills to move IT workloads to the cloud and integrate products and services from different providers and industries.

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A cloud architect is a professional who is responsible for designing and implementing cloud computing solutions for organizations.

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