CLDINF – Implementing and Troubleshooting the Cisco Cloud Infrastructure v1.0

CLDINF - Implementing and Troubleshooting the Cisco Cloud Infrastructure v1.0

COURSE OUTLINE:

Description

This course is on the curriculum path leading to the Cisco Certified Cloud Professional certification. It is designed to prepare data center engineers with the knowledge and hands-on experience to implement and troubleshooting Cisco cloud infrastructure.

Audience

Cloud computing
Data center engineers

Prerequisites

An understanding of network, compute, and storage fundamentals
CCNA Cloud certification or equivalent knowledge
Basic knowledge of Cisco Data Center technologies and equipment
Basic knowledge of VMware data center concepts
Attending the following Cisco courses (or equivalent experience) is highly recommended, in order to fully benefit from this course

Learning Objectives

Major components of the cloud infrastructure
Implement and troubleshoot the computing, storage, and network components in the cloud
Troubleshoot cloud environments that consist of multiple components

1. Cloud Infrastructure Overview

Cloud Physical Infrastructure
Cloud Virtual Infrastructure and Software Components
Setting Up Hypervisor
Module Summary
Module Self-Check

2. Cloud Infrastructure Computing Component

Implementing Computing Infrastructure
Using Cisco UCS as a Cloud Compute Platform
Troubleshooting Compute Infrastructure
Module Summary
Module Self-Check

3. Cloud Infrastructure Storage Component

Implementing Cloud Storage
Configuring Storage Access on Hosts
Troubleshooting Cloud Storage Infrastructure
Module Summary
Module Self-Check

4. Cloud Infrastructure Network Component

Implementing Physical Network for the Cloud
Implementing a Virtual Network for the Cloud
Configuring Network Access on Hosts
Troubleshooting Cloud Network Infrastructure
Module Summary
Module Self-Check

5. Troubleshoot Multiple Components

Troubleshooting Cloud Infrastructure
Module Summary
Module Self-Check

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