Domain 1 – Characteristics of Cloud Services from a Business Perspect

1. Overview
2. History
3. The Three Delivery Model Architecture
4. SaaS
5. Justification For Cloud
6. Confidentiality And Availability
7. Concepts From NIST
8. On Demand Self-Service
9. Broad Network Access
10. Resource Pooling
11. Measured Service
12. Service Models
13. Terms Of Service
14. Recommendations

Domain 2 – Cloud Computing and Business Value

1. Reasons For Cloud-Agility-Part1
2. Reasons For Cloud-Agility-Part2
3. New Business Opportunities

Domain 3 – Technical Perspectives/Cloud Types

1. Technical Perspectives Cloud Types
2. Sources
3. Security Risk
4. Technical Risk And Solutions

Domain 4 – Steps to Successful Adoption of Cloud

1. Steps To Adopting Cloud-Part1
2. Steps To Adopting Cloud-Part2
3. Steps To Adopting Cloud-Part3

Domain 5 – Impact and Changes of Cloud Computing on IT Service Management

1. Information Security Management System-Part1
2. Information Security Management System-Part2

Domain 6 – Risks and Consequences of Cloud Computing

1. Information Management And Security-Part1
2. Information Management And Security-Part2
3. The Data Security LifeCycle
4. Governance
5. Data Loss Prevention-Part1
6. Data Loss Prevention-Part2
7. Protecting Data
8. Risk Management-Part1
9. Risk Management-Part2
10. Risk Management-Part3
11. Risk Management-Part4
12. Risk Management-Part5
13. Recommendations-Part1
14. Recommendations-Part2
15. IT Governance
16. Audit
17. Recommendations For Audit-Part1
18. Recommendations For Audit-Part2

Description:

CompTIA’s Cloud+ is a vendor-neutral certification that validates technical competency in methodology required to securely implement and maintain cloud technologies. The Cloud+ certification validates the knowledge and best practices required of IT practitioners working in cloud computing environments, who must understand and deliver cloud infrastructure.

Jobs that use CompTIA Cloud+ include: Project manager, cloud computing services, cloud engineer, Manager, data center SAN and Business analyst, cloud computing.
Our Cloud+ training course follows the CompTIA objectives, ensuring you receive the training and knowledge needed to succeed.

On the other hand, CompTIA Cloud+ is for the day-to-day cloud administrator who wants a vendor-neutral validation of their skills. It provides knowledge on public and private cloud administration subjects that cloud admins face daily.

Gartner anticipates end-use cloud growth to increase by 23% in 2021 as organizations continue to react to world events and move toward a less office-centric workforce. The demand for skilled and knowledgeable cloud administrators will also continue to increase.

CompTIA Cloud+ features a variety of technical topics, including the following:

• Cloud concepts and terminology
• Capacity planning and scaling
• On-premises private clouds and remote clouds hosted by public cloud service providers
• Administrative tasks such as deployments, backups and migrations
• Cloud security practices
• Virtual networking
• Troubleshooting

CompTIA Cloud+ gives far less attention to business concerns than CompTIA Cloud Essentials+. The CompTIA Cloud+ audience is typically individuals pursuing a more technical line of work. It is worth noting, however, that CompTIA Cloud+ objectives do include organizational documentation practices, such as business continuity plans and disaster recovery plans. CompTIA Cloud+ also covers legal concerns.