Cloud Computing
IaaS | PaaS | SaaS | Public Cloud | Private Cloud | Hybrid Cloud | Function-as-a-Service | Data-as-a-Service | Serverless | Virtual Machines | Hypervisor | Docker
This course complements the companion book available on Amazon. 📘 Mastering Cloud Computing
🔗 Available on Amazon
- Introduction to Cloud Computing – What cloud computing is and why it matters.
- Cloud Computing Types – Exploring IaaS, PaaS, SaaS, FaaS, and DaaS with examples.
- On with Docker – Learn how to set up a web server using Docker and practice key day-to-day Docker commands from a DevOps perspective.
- Virtualization Fundamentals – Understanding virtualization, virtual machines, and hypervisors.
- Cloud Deployment Models – Public, private, hybrid, community, and multi-cloud explained.
- Advantages of Cloud Computing – Benefits such as cost savings, scalability, flexibility, and global reach.
- Hands-On with Virtual Machines – Setting up a Linux VM using Oracle VirtualBox.
- Quiz – Assess your understanding across all key topics.
This course is designed for software professionals and engineering students seeking to build expertise in cloud computing. It covers a broad range of topics, blending foundational concepts with practical insights for real-world application.
Video content of around 1.5 hours.
Once you successfully enroll, you will have access for one year.
Tip: Use AWS Free Tier where possible, delete resources after use, and set budget alerts to avoid unexpected charges.
Please Note: This course is for educational purposes only. Content may be updated, revised, or removed to reflect the latest information. Access is subject to the Terms of Use. Course access may be revoked at any time without notice.
When working hands-on with AWS services, always try to use the Free Tier where possible. Be sure to delete or remove any resources once you are done to avoid unexpected charges. We also recommend setting up budget alerts in AWS so you’ll be notified if your usage exceeds your planned budget.
When working hands-on with AWS services, always try to use the Free Tier where possible. Be sure to delete or remove any resources once you are done to avoid unexpected charges. We also recommend setting up budget alerts in AWS so you’ll be notified if your usage exceeds your planned budget.
