CCP Course Catalog

Cloud Certified
Professional
(CCP)
Course
Catalog
Provided by Arcitura Education

TM
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How to Get Certified

Receiving passing grades on the exams that
correspond to a certification track results in the
automatic issuance of an official certificate.
The matrix at the center of this course catalog
shows how exams relate to certifications.
The Cloud Certified Professional (CCP)

program is a comprehensive curriculum
of course modules, exams and industry
certifications, providing IT professionals
with the opportunity to obtain formal
accreditation in recognition of
proficiency in specialized areas of
cloud computing technology
and practice.
The CCP curriculum is strictly vendorneutral and aligned with the cloud
computing industry as a whole. Its
academic coverage of contemporary
cloud computing topics ensures that
skills developed through study are
applicable to different commercial
cloud vendor platforms and
environments.
This program was developed by
best-selling author Thomas Erl in
cooperation with academic institutions
and industry experts, as well as the
involvement of members of the Cloud
Education & Credential Committee
(www.cloudcommittee.org). To receive
automatic updates about new courses,
exams and certifications, send a blank
e-mail to notify@arcitura.com.
CLOUD CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL (CCP)
The Prentice Hall

Service Technology Series
from Thomas Erl
With over 200,000 electronic
and print copies, the Prentice
Hall Service Technology Series
from Thomas Erl is the topselling book series dedicated
to the technology, practice and
science of building and utilizing
services-centric systems,
platforms, architecture and
infrastructure.
The Prentice Hall

Service Technology Series
from Thomas Erl
The Worlds Top-Selling
Service Technology Books with
Over 200,000 Copies in Print!
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The text books from this series

are official parts of Arcitura
certification curricula. Conventions pertaining
to terminology and diagram notation are kept
consistent across text books and CCP course
modules, within the CCP program as well as the
SOACP and BDSCP programs. A foundational
CCP textbook is Cloud Computing: Concepts,
Technology & Architecture, which accompanies a
number of CCP course modules.
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Module 1
Fundamental
Cloud Computing
(Exam C90.01)
This foundational course provides end-to-end c overage
of fundamental cloud computing topics as they pertain to
both technology and b
usiness considerations.
The following primary topics are covered:
Cloud Computing Terminology and Concepts
The Business and Technology Drivers behind
Cloud Computing
The Characteristics of a Cloud
Understanding Virtualization, Scaling, Elasticity, Resiliency
and Measured Usage
Benefits, Risks and Challenges of Cloud Computing
Adoption
SaaS, PaaS and IaaS Cloud Delivery Models
(and how they can be combined)
Public Cloud, Private Cloud, Hybrid Cloud and
Community Cloud Deployment Models
Business Cost Metrics and Formulas for Comparing and
Calculating Cloud and On-Premise Solution Costs
SLAs and Formulas for Calculating and Rating QoS
Characteristics
For more information about course materials provided
during instructor-led workshops and as part of self-study
kits, visit: www.cloudschool.com/courses/module1
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IT resource
Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS)
service
Delivery Models
service agent
physical
server
virtual
server
CPU
memory
hard disk
hypervisor
network
adapter
virtualization
platform
virtual
desktops
LUN migration
LUNs
storage
replication
live storage
migration
scale out
scale In
Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS)
Software-as-a-Service (SaaS)
horizontal
scaling
scale up
scale down
Terminology & Concepts
vertical
public cloud
community cloud
Deployment Models
private cloud
virtualization
router
core switch
top-of-rack
switch
storage device
(internal)
storage controller
hard disk with

enclosure
connection ports
or virtual switch
VI manager
multitenant
application
firewall
virtual
firewall
physical
network
device
virtual
network
device
resource
cluster
resource
pool
hybrid cloud
cloud
cloud service
on-demand usage
up-front costs
ubiquitous access
multitenancy
ready-made
environment
management
system
remote administration
system
actively
processing
component
or program
malicious
component
or program
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public key
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or locked resource
elasticity
on-going costs
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human
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portal
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mobile computer
business process/
workflow logic
mobile devices
cloud service consumer
cloud provider
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(chorded circle notation)
decoupled
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organizational boundary
trust boundary
increased scalability
increased availability and reliability
organization
Roles & Boundaries
cloud resource administrator

service
sunk costs
integration costs
locked-in costs
reduced investment and proportional costs
software
cloud consumer
cloud service owner
cost of capital
Business Cost Metrics
Module 1
Fundamental Cloud Computing
measured usage
resilient computing
increased security vulnerabilities

boundaries
Challenges
availability
reliability
SLA Characteristics
reduced operational governance control

limited portability between cloud providers
multi-regional compliance and legal issues
performance
pattern
pattern currently
being covered
revisited pattern
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Module 1: Fundamental Cloud Computing
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Module 2
Cloud Technology
Concepts
(Exam C90.02)
This course explores a range of the most important
and relevant technology-related topics that pertain to
contemporary cloud computing platforms. The c ourse
content does not get into implementation or p
rogramming
details but instead keeps coverage a
t a conceptual
level, focusing on topic areas that a
ddress cloud service
architecture, cloud security threats and technologies,
virtualization and data p
rocessing and storage.
Cloud Computing Technology Mechanisms
Virtual Servers, Failover Systems, Resource Replication and
Ready-Made Environments
Automated Scaling Listeners, Pay-Per-Use Monitors and
Multi-Device Brokers
Cloud Balancing and Cloud Bursting Architectures
Common Risks, Threats and Vulnerabilities of
Cloud-Based Services and Cloud-Hosted Solutions
Cloud Security Mechanisms Used to Counter Threats
and Attacks
Cloud-Based Security Groups and Hardened Virtual Server
Images
Cloud-Based Web Services and REST Services
Cloud Storage Benefits, Challenges and Technologies
(including SQL vs. NoSQL structures)
Cloud Service Testing Considerations
multitenacy
virtual server
elasticity
ready-made environment
on-demand usage
elasticity
resilency
Cloud Computing
Mechanism Combinations
automated scaling listener
cloud balancing
is comprised of
cloud bursting
is comprised of
measured usage
malicious intermediary
multi-device broker
denial of service
pay-for-use monitor
Cloud Security Threats
elasticity
elasticity
resiliency
multitenacy
elasticity
black box
white box

failover system
resource replication
failover system
Cloud Computing Mechanisms

ubiquitous access
on-demand usage
state management database
insufficient authorization
can affect
can affect
can affect
virtualization attack
can affect
overlapping trust Boundary
can affect
Module 2
Cloud Technology Concepts
approaches
integrity
availability
Response
authorization
authentication
authorization
authentication
authorization
encryption
can counter
digital signatures
can counter
identity and access management
can counter
overlapping trust boundaries
Cloud Testing
availability
reliability
performance
confidentiality
types
stress
integration
denial of service
dataset
level
file
block
non-relational cloud storage
relational cloud storage
Cloud Storage
Cloud Security Mechanisms

single sign-on
structure type
denial of service
cloud-based security groups
Web services
REST services
components
can counter
Cloud Service Implementation Mediums
denial of service
hardened virtual server images
can counter
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Module 3
Cloud
Technology Lab
(Exam C90.03)
This course module presents participants with a series
of exercises and problems designed to test their ability
to apply acquired knowledge of the topics previously
covered in Modules 1 and 2. Completing this lab will
highlight areas that require further attention and will
help prove hands-on proficiency in cloud computing
concepts, technologies and practices as they are applied
and combined to solve real-world problems.
As a hands-on lab, this course provides a set of detailed
exercises. Both individual and group exercises are
provided, requiring participants to solve a number
of inter-related problems with the ultimate goal of
assessing, measuring and planning for the deployment of
cloud-based IT resources, as well as establishing cloud
computing technology architectures based on Softwareas-a Service (SaaS), Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) and
Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) delivery models.
multitenacy
virtual server
elasticity
ready-made environment
on-demand usage
elasticity
resilency
Cloud Computing
Mechanism Combinations
cloud balancing
is comprised of
cloud bursting
is comprised of
measured usage
multi-device broker
denial of service
pay-for-use monitor
Cloud Security Threats
elasticity
elasticity
resiliency
multitenacy
elasticity
black box
white box

failover system
failover system
Cloud Computing Mechanisms

ubiquitous access
on-demand usage
state management database
can affect
can affect
can affect
virtualization attack
can affect
overlapping trust Boundary
can affect
Module 2
Cloud Technology Concepts
integrity
availability
Response
authorization
authentication
authorization
authentication
authorization
encryption
can counter
digital signatures
can counter
identity and access management
can counter
Cloud Testing
availability
reliability
performance
confidentiality
approaches
types
stress
integration
denial of service
dataset
level
file
block
non-relational cloud storage
relational cloud storage
Cloud Storage
Cloud Security Mechanisms

single sign-on
structure type
denial of service
cloud-based security groups
Web services
REST services
components
can counter
Cloud Service Implementation Mediums
denial of service
hardened virtual server images
can counter
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Module 4
Fundamental
Cloud Architecture
(Exam C90.04)
This course breaks down common cloud computing
platforms, delivery models and deployment models
into architectural layers, mechanisms and industry
technologies. It introduces a patterns-centric view that
provides insight into the mechanics of cloud environments
and further illustrates how cloud-based services and
solutions can relate to, utilize and be comprised of
distributed technology artifacts and components.
Understanding the Technology Architecture of Private
Clouds, Public Clouds, and IaaS, PaaS and SaaS
Environments
12 New Cloud Computing Technology Mechanisms,
including Hypervisors, Resource Clusters, Load Balancers,
SLA Monitors and more
19 Architectural Models and Patterns, including Dynamic
Scalability, Resource Pooling, Rapid Provisioning, Usage
Monitoring and more
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Fundamental Cloud Architecture
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relationship diagrams
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Module 5
Advanced
Cloud Architecture
(Exam C90.05)
This course provides a deep dive into cloud technology
architecture layers that enable elasticity, resiliency and
multi-tenancy characteristics of cloud environments, and
further covers various specialized architectural models
and design patterns.
Twenty new architectural models are covered, including:
Elastic Resource Capacity, Elastic Network Capacity and
Elastic Disk Provisioning
Hypervisor Clustering, Redundant Storage, Zero Downtime
and Dynamic Failure Detection and Recovery
Service Load Balancing, Load Balanced Virtual Server
Instances and Load Balanced Virtual Switches
Dynamic Data Normalization, Synchronized Operating
State and Persistent Virtual Network Configuration
Cloud Balancing
required
Resource Pooling
Direct I/O Access
optional
Direct LUN Access
optional
Service Load Balancing
Module 5
Advanced Cloud Architecture
Dynamic Scalability
Rapid Provisioning
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Cloud Bursting
required
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Resource Pooling
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Module 6
Cloud
Architecture Lab
(Exam C90.06)
As a continuation of Modules 4 and 5, this lab-style
course provides a series of hands-on exercises that
enable participants to apply their knowledge of cloud
architecture, cloud computing mechanisms and cloud
computing design patterns to solve complex problems.
Participants are required to complete a number of
inter-related exercises based on a range of technology
architecture case study scenarios. To solve a given
problem, participants need to determine the correct
combination of cloud computing mechanisms, technologies
and design patterns in relation to different cloud
deployment and delivery models. Both individual and
group exercises are provided. Group exercises can
optionally be completed by individuals.
Pay-as-You-Go


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Elastic Environment
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Shared Resources
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Usage Monitoring
Shared Resources
optional
optional

Redundant Storage
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Pay-as-You-Go
Cloud Bursting
required
Public Cloud
Rapid Provisioning

Usage Monitoring
Broad Access
Resource Pooling
optional
Redundant Storage
Dynamic Scalability
Private Cloud
Usage Monitoring
Direct LUN Access

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Public Cloud
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required
Resource Management
Resource Pooling
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Elastic Network Capacity

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Usage Monitoring
Broad Access
Broad Access
Dynamic Scalability
required
Rapid Provisioning
Redundant Storage
Dynamic Scalability
Bur
st
Elastic Environment
X
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X
X
X
X
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X
X
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Dynamic Scalability
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Pay-as-You-Go
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required
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Module 6
Cloud Architecture Lab
Usage Monitoring
Rapid Provisioning
Resource Pooling
Burst In
Self-Provisioning
Shared Resources
optional
Resource Management
Usage Monitoring
required
Resource Pooling
optional
Shared Resources
Broad Access
optional

Pay-as-You-Go
required
Dynamic Scalability
Redundant Storage
Resource Management
Self-Provisioning
Shared Resources
Rapid Provisioning
required
Usage Monitoring
Storage Maintenance Window

Cloud Usage Monitor
optional
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Multi-Device Broker
X
X
Pay-Per-Use Monitor
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X
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Cloud Balancing
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cloud
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usage and
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virtual
server
hypervisor
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availability
reporter
usage
monitor
automated
provisioning
program/
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provisioning
engine
cloud
service
X
X

X
X
SLA Monitor

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Virtual Server
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Zero Downtime

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Billing Management System
Resource Pooling
required
Redundant Storage
Synchronized Operating State

with mechanism
Resource Management
Rapid Provisioning

Pay-as-You-Go
Platform Provisioning
Dynamic Failure Detection and Recovery

Rapid Provisioning
Cloud Balancing
required
Cloud Bursting
Dynamic Scalability
Broad Access

Rapid Provisioning
Module 5
hypervisor
hypervisor
cluster
reserved
resources
Physical
Server 1
X
X
Physical
Server 2
Physical
Server 3
resource pool
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held in memory
network devices
cloud
storage
device
shared state
management
database
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Consumer
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Cloud
Consumer
B
Cloud
Service
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load
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Service
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Virtual
Server
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Server
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automated
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Service
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live storage migration

(resource replication)
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Consumer
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Virtual
Server
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Server
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hypervisor
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LUN
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device
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system
intelligent
automation
engine
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external network
card with redundant
connection
physical
server
network pool
data de-duplication
system
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Module 13
Fundamental
Cloud Storage
(Exam C90.13)
This course expands upon the cloud storage topics
introduced in Module 2 by further exploring cloud storage
devices, structures and technologies from a more technical
and implementation-specific perspective. A set of cloud
storage mechanisms and devices are established, along with
in-depth coverage of NoSQL and cloud storage services.
Fundamental Storage Concepts (including IOPS, Disk
Throughput)
Disk Storage Concepts (including Access Time, Seek Time,
Relational Latency)
File Systems and Volume Management (including
Distributed/Clustered File Systems, Concatenation,
Partitioning)
RAIDs (Descriptions, Comparison, Penalties)
I/O and Capacity (Concatenation, Vertical Tiering,
Disk Splitting)
Types of Storage (Data Processing, Local, Directly
Attached, Remote)
Storage Levels (Block, File, Object)
Basic Storage Infrastructure Components (including
I/O Flow, NICs, Storage Switches)
Backup Fundamentals (including Snapshots, Disaster
Recovery/Protection, Recovery Time)
Hardware Layer
layered view
Capacity Planning
Capacity Monitoring
advantages
Capacity
types
disadvantages
Capacity Management
Host
Guest
Management Machine
Module 16
Terminology
Virtual Server
Hypervisor
Type 1
types
Type 2
Virtual Disk
monolithic
micro-kernel
Virtual Switch
Physical Uplink
Virtual Network
Virtual Infrastructure Manager (VIM)
Client-Hosted
Centralized
Hosted Virtual Desktop
P2V Conversion
V2V Conversion
Thin Provisioning
Thick Provisioning
Virtual Server Snapshot
Desktop
Remotely Synchronized
Mechanisms
Data Center
Virtual Desktop
Server
Data
CPU
methods
Virtual CPU
Storage
I/O
Memory
Virtual Server Template

Virtual Appliance
Network
methods
Virtual Server State Manager
Virtual RAM
Host CPU Monitoring
Virtual Firewall
Virtual System CPU Monitoring

Host Memory Monitoring
Virtual Memory Monitoring
Physical NIC Monitoring
Virtual NIC Monitoring
Response Time
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Advanced Cloud
Storage
(Exam C90.14)
A number of advanced topics are presented in this course,
through the introduction of contemporary cloud storage
technologies and devices and the exploration of cloud
storage architecture through design patterns and models.
Cloud Consumer Storage Access Types
HBA Replication
IP and Non-IP Storage
Fibre Channel Storage and Fibre Channel over Ethernet
Front and Back-End Storage Device Components
Storage Network Components
HBAs FC, iSCSI and FCoE and Software Storage Adapters
LUN Presenting and LUN Expansion (Striped and
Concatenated)
LUN, Device and Path Masking
Fibre Channel Storage Area Network (FC SAN)
Components
FCoE and Converged Infrastructure (including FC Point-toPoint, Arbitrated Loop, Switched Fabric)
Lossless Ethernet, Congestion Notification and Enhanced
Transmission Selection
IP SAN, FCIP and IP Storage Isolation
Hardware Layer
layered view
Capacity Planning
Capacity Monitoring
advantages
Capacity
types
disadvantages
Capacity Management
Host
Guest
Management Machine
Module 16
Terminology
Virtual Server
Hypervisor
Type 1
types
Type 2
Virtual Disk
monolithic
micro-kernel
Virtual Switch
Physical Uplink
Virtual Network
Client-Hosted
Centralized
P2V Conversion
V2V Conversion
Thin Provisioning
Thick Provisioning
Desktop
Mechanisms
Data Center
Network
methods
CPU
Virtual CPU
Storage
I/O
Memory

Virtual Desktop
Server
Data
methods

Virtual Appliance
Virtual RAM
Host CPU Monitoring
Virtual Firewall

Response Time

KPI
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C90.06 Cloud Architecture Lab
Certified
Cloud
Security
Specialist
C90.07 Fundamental Cloud Security
C90.05 Advanced Cloud Architecture
C90.03 Cloud Technology Lab
C90.02 Cloud Technology Concepts
Certified
Cloud
Architect
C90.04 Fundamental Cloud Architecture
C90.01
Certified
Cloud
Technology
Professional
Certified
Cloud
Governance
Specialist
Certified
Cloud
Storage
Specialist
Certified
Cloud
Virtualization
Specialist
Certified
Cloud
Capacity
Specialist
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C90.18 Cloud Virtualization Lab
C90.17 Advanced Cloud Virtualization
C90.19 Fundamental Cloud Capacity
C90.15 Cloud Storage Lab
C90.16 Fundamental Cloud Virtualization
C90.14 Advanced Cloud Storage
C90.12 Cloud Governance Lab

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C90.11 Advanced Cloud Governance
C90.13 Fundamental Cloud Storage
C90.10 Fundamental Cloud Governance
C90.09 Cloud Security Lab
Module 15
Cloud Storage Lab

(Exam C90.15)
A hands-on lab during which participants apply the
patterns, concepts, practices, devices and mechanisms
covered in previous courses, in order to complete a
series of exercises that pertain to solving cloud storage
problems and creating cloud storage architectures.
Participants are required to complete a number of interrelated exercises based on a range of cloud storage
technology architecture case study scenarios. To solve
a given problem, participants need to determine the
correct combination of cloud computing mechanisms,
technologies and design patterns. Both individual and
group exercises are provided. Group exercises can
optionally be completed by individuals.
Hardware Layer
layered view
Capacity Planning
Capacity Monitoring
advantages
Capacity
types
disadvantages
Capacity Management
Host
Guest
Management Machine
Module 16
Terminology
Virtual Server
Hypervisor
Type 1
types
Type 2
Virtual Disk
monolithic
micro-kernel
Virtual Switch
Physical Uplink
Virtual Network
Client-Hosted
Centralized
P2V Conversion
V2V Conversion
Thin Provisioning
Thick Provisioning
Desktop
Mechanisms
Data Center
Virtual Desktop
Server
Data
CPU
methods
Virtual CPU
Storage
I/O
Memory

Virtual Appliance
Network
methods
Virtual RAM
Host CPU Monitoring
Virtual Firewall

Response Time

KPI
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Fundamental Cloud
Virtualization
(Exam C90.16)
This course provides solid, end-to-end, foundational
coverage of virtualization technologies, types and
mechanisms.
A Brief History of Virtualization
Virtualization Concepts and Definitions
Traditional vs. Contemporary Virtualization
10 Virtualization Types (including Data Center, Storage,
Application, Desktop, Network, Server)
18 Virtualization Mechanisms (including Virtualization
Agent, Virtual Server State Manager, Virtual Appliance,
Virtual Firewall)
Virtual Machine and Hypervisor Drill-Downs
vCPU, vRAM, vDisk and Virtual-to-Virtual Conversion
Thick and Thin Provisioning, Virtual Switches and
NIC Teaming
Service Virtualization ROI and Strategic Benefits
Virtualization Considerations for Cloud Providers and
Cloud Consumers
Resource Pooling and Management, Virtual Infrastructure
and Management
Monitoring and KPIs
Capacity Planning and Management Considerations
hypervisor
type 1
types
type 2
virtual disk
capacity planning
capacity monitoring
types
monolithic
micro-kernel
virtual switch
Virtualization Capacity
physical uplink
capacity management
virtual network
virtual infrastructure manager (VIM)
virtualization agent
virtual server snapshot
host CPU monitoring
Virtualization Mechanisms
virtual system CPU monitoring

host memory monitoring
virtual memory monitoring
virtual server state manager

virtual server template
virtual appliance
Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
virtual desktop
physical NIC monitoring
cloud storage device
virtual NIC monitoring
virtualization monitor
response time
virtual CPU
virtual RAM
live VM migration
virtual firewall
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Fundamental Cloud Virtualization
client-hosted
centralized
remotely synchronized
operation modes
P2V conversion
V2V conversion
thin provisioning
thick provisioning
desktop virtualization
application virtualization
hosted virtual desktop
data center virtualization

network virtualization
methods
server virtualization
data virtualization
Virtualization Types
hardware layer
CPU virtualization
methods
storage virtualization
I/O virtualization
memory virtualization
operating system layer
Virtualization
layers
virtualization provider layer

virtualization machine layer
application and services
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Advanced Cloud
Virtualization
(Exam C90.17)
This course builds upon Module 16 by exploring a range
of industry practices and management and design topics
for cloud-based contemporary virtualization environments,
breaking them down into design patterns and
technologies that can be combined to form common
cloud-based technology architectures and solutions.
Connectivity and Accessibility (including Virtual Server and
Virtual Switch Isolation, NAT/Host and External Connectivity)
Performance and Capacity (including Direct I/O and Single
Root I/O Virtualization, LUN Access, NIC Teaming)
Scaling (including Elastic Resources, Load Balanced
Virtual Server and Virtual Switches, Resource Workload
Management)
Hosting (including different forms of Virtual Server and
Host Affinity/Non-Affinity, Memory Over-Committing, Power
Consumption Reduction)
Failover and Recovery (including Resource Pooling and
Reservation, Auto Crash Recovery, Hypervisor Clustering,
Zero Downtime)
Migration and Relocation (including Cross-Hypervisor
Workload Mobility, Non-Disruptive Service Relocation,
Persistent Virtual Network Configuration, Virtual Server
Folder Migration, Virtual Disk Splitting, Stateless Hypervisor)
Basic Virtualization
Shared Resources
Cross-Hypervisor Workload Mobility

Persistent Virtual Network Configuration
Virtual Server Folder Migration
External Virtual Server Accessibility

Virtual Server NAT Connectivity
Migration & Relocation
Connectivity & Accessibility
Virtual Server-to-Host Connectivity
Virtual Disk Splitting
Virtual Server Connectivity Isolation
Stateless Hypervisor
Virtual Switch Isolation
Resource Pooling
Virtual Server Auto Crash Recovery
Failover & Recovery
Module 17
Advanced Cloud Virtualization
Direct I/O Access
Virtual Server-to-Virtual Server Affinity
Resource Pooling
Hosting
Memory Over-Committing
Power Consumption Reduction
Direct LUN Access

NIC Teaming
Virtual Server-to-Host Affinity

Virtual Server-to-Host Anti-Affinity
Virtual Server-to-Virtual Server Anti-Affinity
Single Root I/O Virtualization
Performance & Capacity
Zero Downtime
Scaling

Resource Workload Management
Storage Capacity Assurance

required
optional
Storage Performance Assurance

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Module 18
Cloud
Virtualization Lab
(Exam C90.18)
As a continuation of Modules 16 and 17, this labstyle course provides a series of hands-on exercises
that enable participants to apply their knowledge of
virtualization technologies, mechanisms and patterns to
solve complex problems and assemble custom virtualized
solutions.
Participants are required to complete a number of
inter-related exercises based on a range of cloud
virtualization technology architecture case study
scenarios. To solve a given problem, participants need
to determine the correct combination of cloud computing
mechanisms, technologies and design patterns. Both
individual and group exercises are provided. Group
exercises can optionally be completed by individuals.
Resource Pooling
capacity planning
capacity monitoring
client-hosted
centralized
operation modes
remotely synchronized
types
Virtualization Capacity
capacity management
desktop virtualization
server virtualization
methods
storage virtualization

Resource Workload Management
network virtualization
methods
Scaling Patterns
data center virtualization
P2V conversion
V2V conversion
application virtualization
hosted virtual desktop
Storage Capacity Assurance

required
optional
Storage Performance Assurance

Virtualization Types
data virtualization
CPU virtualization
thin provisioning
thick provisioning
I/O virtualization
Virtual Server-to-Host Affinity
memory virtualization
Virtual Server-to-Host Anti-Affinity
Hosting Patterns
Virtual Server-to-Virtual Server Affinity

Virtual Server-to-Virtual Server Anti-Affinity
Memory Over-Committing
Power Consumption Reduction
host CPU monitoring

virtual system CPU monitoring
host memory monitoring
virtual memory monitoring
Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
Cross-Hypervisor Workload Mobility
physical NIC monitoring
virtual NIC monitoring
Migration & Relocation Patterns
response time
Persistent Virtual Network Configuration

Virtual Server Folder Migration
Virtual Disk Splitting
monolithic
micro-kernel
Stateless Hypervisor
Module 18
Cloud Virtualization Lab
type 1
type 2
types
hypervisor
virtual disk
Resource Pooling
virtual switch
physical uplink
Failover & Recovery Patterns
virtual network
virtual infrastructure manager (VIM)
virtualization agent
Zero Downtime
virtual server snapshot

virtual server state manager
Virtual Server Auto Crash Recovery

Virtualization Mechanisms
virtual server template

virtual appliance
virtual desktop
cloud storage device
External Virtual Server Accessibility
virtualization monitor
Virtual Server NAT Connectivity
virtual CPU
Connectivity & Accessibility Patterns
virtual RAM
Virtual Server-to-Host Connectivity

Virtual Server Connectivity Isolation
live VM migration
Virtual Switch Isolation
virtual firewall
hardware layer
operating system layer
virtualization provider layer
layers
Basic Virtualization as a Pattern
Virtualization
Shared Resources
virtualization machine layer

application and services
Direct I/O Access

Module 18: Cloud Virtualization Lab
Performance & Capacity Patterns
Single Root I/O Virtualization

Direct LUN Access
NIC Teaming
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courses, in order to complete a series
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topics, including cloud storage devices,
relational and non-relational (NoSQL)
structures, storage patterns and
implementation technologies.
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Coverage of advanced topics,
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Module 15: Cloud Storage Lab
concepts, p
ractices, devices and
mechanisms covered in previous
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A range of specialized and
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integration, as well as combinations
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participants apply the models,
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monitoring and management of cloud platforms
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on-going demands.
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Advanced topics covered include
capacity assessment and grow
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participants apply the concepts,
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to complete a set of complex
exercises and develop a capacity
management plan.
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