CLDADM – Introducing Cisco Cloud Administration

CLDADM - Introducing Cisco Cloud Administration

COURSE OUTLINE:

Description

This course will help prepare you for the CCNA Cloud certification, an associate-level certification specializing in cloud technologies. Upon completing this course, you will be armed with the necessary knowledge and skills to perform the essentials of cloud administration and operations.

Audience

Data center engineers who wish to add cloud knowledge to their data center skills
Network engineers who are looking to develop their careers with cloud knowledge and skills

Learning Objectives

Cisco UCS Director
Cisco Prime Service Catalog
Virtual Application Container Services
Identify the components of the Cisco cloud management software solution
Understand the fundamentals of cloud infrastructure administration
Reporting and charge-back
Provision clouds using pre-configured templates
Perform cloud management, monitoring, and remediation

1. Cisco Cloud Technologies Overview

Cloud Environments
The Virtual Infrastructure
Cisco UCS Director Overview
Cisco Cloud Solution

2. Cisco Cloud Administration

Administering the Portal in Cisco UCS Director
VM Operations in Cisco UCS Director
Cisco PSC Services

3. Cisco Cloud Provisioning

Deploying Cisco UCS Templates with Cisco UCS Director
Cisco UCS Director Application Containers
Cisco Virtual Application Container Services Basics

4. Cloud Systems Management and Monitoring

System Monitoring in Cisco UCS Director
Monitoring Dashboards in Cisco UCS Director
Reporting in Cisco UCS Director (CloudSense)
Creating Budget and Resource Limits in Cisco UCS Director
Cisco UCS Performance Manager

5. Cloud Remediation

Configuring Serviceability Options
Logs for Root Cause Analysis
Backup Cisco UCS Director Configurations

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