Cloud Computing for Beginners - Infrastructure as a Service

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Cloud Computing is HERE!

Over the last couple of years, many business companies decided to use more and more cloud services as part of their digital transformation. They are trying to be more innovative and flexible to the dynamic business landscape by leveraging the power of the cloud. Cloud computing includes a variety of cloud service models, like SaaS, IaaS, PaaS, and FaaS. Each of them is a complete category of cloud services used to solve a variety of business challenges.

Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)

This training is about the IaaS model. The IaaS model provided by large cloud providers is helping companies to transform their private IT infrastructure into a utility service. Reduce the footprint of enterprise applications sitting in private data centers and leverage the capabilities in a public cloud environment.

As a first step, we are going to review the key terms in cloud computing to establish a clear understanding of the big picture, and then we will zoom on the IaaS model. What are the building blocks, what are the typical use cases, advantages as well as disadvantages, pricing models, and more!

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