Cloud Computing Program
Learn the Skill that matters
With CCNA, CCNP, AWS & DevOps
Build your MNC portfolio
Know your strength & enemy
with ITIL & PMP
Eliminate the Job vs Experience loop
Earn the experience & certificate from our projects
Learn from industry experts
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Cloud Computing Program details
What do you get?
UNLIMITED HOURS of self-paced classes, our curriculum is always updating & evolving with the newest content followed by the industry.
We'll be teaching everything right to the smallest details, starting from the foundation to the enterprise level.
Yes, it’s not easy and that’s why give us the opportunity to help you out.
You will be working on real research or design projects, which are the actual assignment from the companies.
Who is benefited ? it is a Win Win situation for both of us. We reduce the work base cost for our client work and you earn your career path ahead.
Simply put, build a profile that gets you the job. Earn your experience certificate by working on actual industry-relevant projects.
Money back guarantee. we're so confident that if you don't land a job within 6 months post your successful program completion.
You can ask for a 100% refund, no questions asked.
Corporate Framework
Includes ITIL & PMP training, learn corporate-skills along with the technical.
Career Guidance
Follow the best approach. Let most experienced industry experts guide your career.
MNC Ready Profile
Gain industry experience by working on real-projects and receive your experience certificate.
Why opt LearnAlumni's Cloud Computing Program?
Whether you are a complete beginner interested in landing a Job in Cloud Computing or already have few years of experience under your belt.
This bootcamp will take you on a step wise journey of building the network foundation to the cloud transformation of Enterprise.
The classes are primarily based on the topics from CCNA, CCNP, AWS, PMP, ITIL, etc and few key chapters/project work is referenced from the LearnAlumni’s Network Transformation Project.
It is not just based on explaining the technical topics rather how to use them in the different environment and which is the actual requirement for any company to hire you. It is recommended for any candidate/fresher, who is either searching for IT Job in MNC(as it MNC focused program ) or want to change his/her role from Field, Server, Telecom, Operations, etc engineer to Networking/ cloud roles related to Infrastructure as IT Project Manager/Coordinator, Service Delivery Manager, IT Associate, etc.
This is the first time introduction of the enterprise knowledge database, which will take even an expert upto 8+ years to get this far.
You will also get to know the blackhole tactics of the Enterprise, their employee buffer strategy, understanding your role, corporate environment and understanding the fact that what value you can bring to your company when you are being hired, and yes you need to know this before you are hired, so that you can compete in the challenging environment and deliver to hardest of the situation or interview.
Build the right job portfolio for corporates to hire you, so give us the opportunity to train you in true manner.
Meet your trainers
Rajesh Vattigunta
Enthusiastic Network Engineering Professional with 8 years of experience in a variety of technical, engineering and leadership positions with “hands-on” Network architecture expertise and Team leadership positions.
Johanis Jimi
I'm a professional software developer with mathematical background working in this field for 10 plus years, focused on developing complex web applications and mobile applications.
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I was new to cloud computing but this course taught me everything that is needed to build a transformation deck. Paul sir teaching style helped me a lot as it covered every single topic required! I want to thank learnalumni for this course and I am really proud that I landed my amazing job!
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Excessive demand means
high earning potential
Although there are various positions you will be able to apply post the program completion , but just to name a few like – Cloud computer administrator, Network administrator, Cloud product manager, Jr. Data center analyst, AWS architect, AWS administrator, AWS associate,. Etc.
Our programs are designed to develop the strong fundamentals and experience to cater the MNC requirement.
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What Do you require?
Sure, our learning programs requires some commitment but so does everything else worthy of your precious time. Here at LearnAlumni as we’ve said then and again, that we only believe in outcomes. So we only ask, is for you to be motivated throughout the process and let us take care of the rest.
What Do you not require?
Any prevoious technical experience in Cloud Computing or Networking.
You don’t need to have any prior experience in Cloud Computing/Networking, however awareness to the usage of the Desktop/PC is required.
The good part is that you don’t have to worry about any tools as you will already be provided with the “go to “interface to get started as soon as you are enrolled. .
As we understand that most of the students may have other obligations therefore the minimum requirement for the program is 6 hours per week.
With that you should be able to keep up with the outcome that we have designed for you in our program .
Cloud Computing Program
- History of the OSI model
- Understanding the layers
- TCP/IP Protocol suit
- Encapsulation and Decapsulation
- Working of IP address
- Moving around layer 2 and 3
- The mac address sonar (ARP)
- Host to Host communication
- Assigning IP address
- Public and Private address
- Classes of address
- Classful addressing
- Classless addressing
Understanding network based subnetting
- Network based subnetting – Scenario 1
- Network based subnetting – Scenario 2
- Network based subnetting – Scenario 3
- Network based subnetting – Scenario 4
- Subnetting practice questions
Saving the zeros (subnetting)
- Host based subnetting – Scenario 1
- Host based subnetting – Scenario 2
- Host based subnetting – Scenario 3
- Host based subnetting – Scenario 4
- Subnetting practice questions
Reverse engineering concepts
- Finding the Subnet
- Finding the host
- Reverse engineering – Scenario 1
- Reverse engineering – Scenario 2
- Values of Exception
Subnet masking techniques
- Combining all subnetting concepts
- Variable length subnet masking (VLSM)
- VLSM – Scenario 1
- Classless subnetting
The protocols of Past, Present and future
- User-datagram Protocol
- Transport control Protocol
- The 3-way handshake
- End to End communications
The protocols of Past, Present and future – Part 2
- End to End communications (continue)
- Important port Number values
- Port numbers in peer-to-peer communication
Introduction to routing
- Moving packets between Ip-based network
- Physical Indicators
- Device assembly
Communication the machine language
- Reviewing Basics of IP
- working with Binary
- Forming binary scale
- converting decimal to binary
- Binary practice questions
Introduction to the world of switching
- Single collision domain Devices
- Software-Based Switching
- ASIC based switching
- Modes of data Transmission
Optimizing the network devices
- Understanding the physical design
- Base configuration
- Jumping the IOS modes
- Enable and Negate commands
Console connectivity
- Out of band management
- Serial settings
- Using terminal programs
Network operating system (IOS)
- Understanding Internetwork Operating system
- IOS auto-syntax feature
- Exploring CLI
Introduction to VLANs
- Overview of normal switching
- Understanding Virtual LANs (VLAN)
- Tagging VLANs
- Understanding Trunks
- Exploring flexibility of VLANs
VLAN design implementation
- Configuring Trunking
- Configuring VTP
- Configuring VLANs
- Assigning ports
Optimization and verification
- Management VLAN
- Assign default gateway
- Login banner
- Saving configuration
- Verification
Security features (Switching)
- Managing port security
- Limiting devices
- Limiting ports
- Sticky MAC addresses
- Intrusion detection mechanism
- Good network practices
- Switching Loops
- Redundancy chaos
- Key facts about STP
- Understanding BPDUs
- Understanding the root Bridge Election process
- Port states of STP
- Bonus state – Blocking
- Exploring temporary problems and solutions
- STP enhancement the PVST+
- Understanding the Pro-active STP: RSTP
- Running new logical port types
Introduction to AWS platform
- Why AWS the leading Could platform?
- Important Solutions Architect Resources
- AWS Study pattern
AWS Lab Tools
- Creating a New AWS Account
- Tools Deployment
- Permissions Issues
AWS Account Management
- Global Infrastructure
- Multiple Accounts
- Organizations
- Shared Responsibilities
- Service Limits
- APIs and Endpoints
- CloudTrail API Logging
- Demonstrating CloudTrail
Manage Access to AWS Resources
- Authorization and Authentication
- Management Interfaces
- Permissions Delegation with Roles
- Evaluating Permissions
- Security Policy Types and Elements
- Amazon Resource Names
- Using Dynamic Security Policy Conditions and Variables
- Managing Permissions with the Management Console
- Managing Permissions on the Command Line
IAM Security Policies
- Security Policy Types and Elements
- Managed vs. Inline Policies and Delegation
- Editing, Creating
EC2 Instances - Planning for EC2 Workloads
- EC2 Instances are Virtual Machines
- Understanding Amazon Machine Images (AMIs)
- Working with EC2 Key Pairs
- EC2 Instance Types and Compute Resources
- Launching EC2 Instances with the Management Console
- Using the Command Line to Launch EC2 Instances
- Connecting to an EC2 Instance using SSH and PuTTY
- Connecting to an EC2 instance with Windows RDC
Support AWS EC2-Based Workloads
- Supporting EC2 Workloads
- Using a Data-Only Volume
- Volume Snapshots
- Implementing Dynamic Configurations using user data
- Making Updates with user data
- Monitoring EC2 Instances
- Right-Sizing EC2 Instances for Optimization
VPC Network Traffic
- Elastic Network Interface Concepts
- Working with Elastic Network Interfaces
- VPCs, SGs, and NACLs
- Public and Private Subnets
- Internet Access Checklist
- Internal VPC Traffic Flow
- VPC External Traffic Flows
Network for a Public Web Server
- Creating a VPC
- Internet Gateway and Subnet
- Routing
- Security Group and Rules
- Elastic Network Interface and IP Addresses
- Launching the Server
Network for Management and Private Traffic
- Private Subnet
- NAT Gateway Deployment
- Creating a Security Group
- SSH JumpBox
- Bridge ENIs
- Testing ENI
- SSH Connection Test
Design for Dynamic EC2 Workloads
- Planning for Changes and Events
- Monitoring Instance Health and State
EC2 Auto Recovery of Instances
- CPU Credit Bursting
- Load Balancing Options
- Application Load Balancer and Target Groups
- EC2 Manual Scale-Out Behind Application Load Balancer
- EC2 Automated Scaling
- Evolution of Web Applications Leads to Scaling
- Auto Scaling Group Components
- EC2 Launch Configurations
- EC2 Scaling Group
- Manual Scaling with Desired Capacity
- Auto Scaling Policy
- Simplifying Administration with Elastic Beanstalk
Web-Scale Application Patterns
- Designing for Web-Scale Architecture
- Managing DNS Domains with Route53
- Offload Static Assets to S3
- Managing Updates using Blue/Green Deployment
- Designing for Content Caching and Distribution
Messaging at AWS
- Distributed Applications management
- Synchronous Messaging Problems
- Asynchronous Messaging Solutions
- SQS Producers
- SQS Queues
- SQS Consumers
- SNS Topics
- SNS Subscriptions
- Open Source and Streaming Messaging Options
Service-To-Service Messaging with SNS and SQS
- SNS to SQS Message Relay
- Creating the SNS Topic
- Creating SQS Queue
- Configuring Queue as an SNS Subscriber
- Subscriber Message Filtering
- Testing Relay Messages and Configuring an Alarm
Choosing a Datastore
- Designing for Data and Workload Characteristics
- Planning for Relational Normalized Data
- Designing for Key-Value & NoSQL Datastores
- Searching and Documenting Databases
- Low Latency with In-Memory Data
- Relationships and the Graphing Datastore
- Time-Series and Ledger Datastores
Data Storage with Amazon DynamoDB
- Creating Tables with the Management Console
- Creating Tables with the Command Line
- Putting and Updating Items
- Retrieving an Item with get-item
- Working with Read Consistency
- Scanning and Querying a DynamoDB table
- Querying and Scanning with the Command Line
Networking for Hybrid Collaboration
- Designing a Hybrid Network
- Creating an NFS Elastic File Share
- Mounting and Testing NFS Elastic File Share
- Creating AWS Customer and VPN Gateway
- Adjusting Routing Tables
Deploy AWS Storage Gateway NFS Share
- Launching and Configuring a VM Appliance
- Configuring the Gateway
- New Client and Server Verification
- Connecting to NFS Share
Apply the AWS Well-Architected Framework
- Answering Tough Design Questions
- Operational Excellence Best Practices
- Applying Operational Excellence Design
- Security Best Practices
- Applying Security Design
- Identifying Reliability Limits
- Reliability Best Practices
- Asking the Right Reliability Questions
- Performance Efficiency Best Practices
- Applying Performance Efficiency Design
- Cost Optimization Best Practices
- Applying Cost Optimization Design
Monitoring at AWS
- Choosing the Best Metrics
- Metric Timing, Thresholds, and Storage
- Working with Service Status Notifications
- Privilege Escalation Gateway Model
- Monitoring Root Account Use
- Global Login Activity Notification
- Monitoring Service Level Limits
- Landing Zone and AWS Control Tower
Monitor with AWS CloudWatch
- Working with CloudWatch Dashboards
- Anatomy of a CloudWatch Metric
- Working with CloudWatch Integrated Metrics
- Choosing the Right Metric
- Preparing to use a Custom Metric
- Deploying a Custom Metrics Script
- Working with CloudWatch Alarms
Logging at AWS
- Key Areas of Logging Design
- Planning the Scope of a Logging Solution
- Key Operational Log Files
- Key Networking, Application, and Datastore Logs
- Installing CloudWatch Agent
- Configuring the CloudWatch Agent
- Working with Log Groups, Log Streams, and Events
- Analyzing Log Group Data in the Management Console
- AWS Centralized Logging Solution
- Log Storage and Lifecycle
- Processing and Visualizing Log Data
DevOps Overview
- Why DevOps?
- What is DevOps?
- DevOps Market Trends
- DevOps Engineer Skills
- DevOps Delivery Pipeline
- DevOps Ecosystem
- Use Cases
Version Control with Git?
- What is version control
- What is Git
- Why Git for your organization
- Install Git
- Working with Remote Repositories
- Branching and Merging in Git
- Git workflows
Continuous Integration using Jenkins
- What is CI
- Why CI is Required
- Introduction to Jenkins (With Architecture)
- Introduction to Maven
- Jenkins Management
- Build Setup
- Test Automation (with Maven)
- Securing Jenkins
- Notification System
- Building Delivery Pipeline
Continuous Deployment: Configuration Management with Puppet
- Introduction to Puppet
- Puppet Installation
- Puppet Configuration
- Puppet Master and Agent Setup
- Puppet Module
- Node Classification
- Puppet Environment
- Puppet Classes
- Automation Reporting
Configuration Management with Ansible - Introduction to Ansible
- Ansible Installation
- Configuring Ansible Roles
- Write Playbooks
- Executing Ad-Hoc command
- Building Delivery Pipeline
Continuous Deployment: Containerization with Docker
- Introducing Docker
- Understanding images and containers
- Running “Hello World” in Docker
- Introduction to Container
- Container Life Cycle
- Sharing and Copying
- Base Image
- Docker File
- Working with containers
- Publishing Image on Docker Hub
Docker: Ecosystem and Networking - Introduction to Docker Ecosystem
- Docker Compose
- Docker Swarm
- Managing Containers
- Running Containers
- Introduction to Docker Networking
- Network Types
- Docker Container Networking
Containerization using Kubernetes
- Installing Kubernetes
- Container Orchestration / Container Management using Kubernetes
- Managing Workloads in Kubernetes (ReplicaSet and Deployments)
- Overview of Services
- Volume Management
- Auto-scaling
- Load-Balancing using Ingress
- Deploying and scaling an application using Minikube locally
Continuous Monitoring With Nagios
- Introduction to Continuous Monitoring
- Introduction to Nagios
- Installing Nagios
- Nagios Plugins (NRPE) and Objects
- Nagios Commands and Notifications
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