CCNA Cloud Library: CLDFND 210-451 and CLDADM 210-455

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CCNA Cloud Library: CLDFND 210-451 and CLDADM 210-455

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More than 14 Hours of video instruction in the CCNA Cloud CLDFND and CLDADM exams

More than 14 hours of video instruction on Cloud fundamentals, Cloud technologies, Cloud administration and operations, Cloud monitoring and reporting, Cloud troubleshooting as well as cloud computing concepts, service models, infrastructure solutions, and architectures.
Description

CCNA Cloud LiveLessons Library¬†is a unique video product that provides a solid understanding of the key areas of knowledge required to pass the CLDFND 210-451 and the CLDADM 210-455 exams. This product walks the customer through each topic of the exam blueprints. Customers will gain knowledge of fundamental cloud technologies, including cloud computing definitions, cloud service models, and cloud aspects in infrastructure components such as servers, networking, and storage as well as Cloud administration technologies, including Cloud fundamentals, Cloud technologies, Cloud administration and operations, Cloud monitoring and reporting, and Cloud troubleshooting.

CCNA Cloud LiveLessons Library¬†contains 30 independent video lessons (14 lessons on CCNA Cloud CLDFND 210-451 LiveLessons and 16 lessons from¬†CCNA Cloud CLDADM 210-455 LiveLessons), delivering more than 14 hours of instruction on these new Cisco exams. The videos contain detailed instructions for the exam, as well as live demos on Cisco and third-party Cloud solutions to both contextualize and explain concepts and products.

Major topics include
CCNA Cloud CLDFND 210-451

Cloud Fundamentals
Cloud Technologies
Cloud Administration and Operations
Cloud Monitoring and Reporting
Cloud Troubleshooting

CCNA Cloud CLDADM 210-455

Cloud Characteristics and Models
Cloud Deployment
Cloud Workloads

About the Instructors

Gustavo A. A. Santana,¬†CCIE No. 8806,¬†is the author of¬†Data Center Virtualization Fundamentals¬†(CiscoPress, 2013) and a Cisco Technical Solutions Architect working in enterprise and service provider data center projects that require a greater integration among multiple technology areas such as networking, application optimization, storage, and servers. With more than 15 years of experience in the data center industry, Gustavo has led and coordinated a team of specialized Cisco engineers in Brazil. A true believer of education as a technology catalyst, he has also dedicated himself to the technical development of many IT professionals from customer, partner, and strategic alliance organizations. In addition to holding three CCIE certifications (Data Center, Storage Networking, and Routing & Switching), Gustavo is an SNIA Certified Storage Networking Expert (SCSN-E). A frequent speaker at Cisco Live and data center industry events, he holds a degree in computer engineering from Instituto Tecnol√≥gico de Aeron√°utica (ITA-Brazil) and an MBA in strategic IT management from Funda√ß√£o Get√∫lio Vargas (FGV-Brazil). Gustavo maintains a personal blog in which he discusses topics related to data center virtualization technologies at http://gustavoaasantana.net.

Chris Jackson¬†is a Distinguished Systems Engineer in the Cisco World Wide Sales and Partner Training organization. Chris is focused on all aspects of Cisco Data Center and Cloud from not only a technology perspective but through thought leadership in helping Cisco and customers better leverage the business transformational aspects these technologies provide. He holds dual CCIEs in security and routing and switching, CISA, CISSP, ITIL v3, seven SANS certifications, and a bachelor's degree in business administration. Residing in Franklin, Tennessee, Chris enjoys tinkering with RC drones, robotics, and anything else that can be programmed to do his bidding. In addition, he is a black belt in Taekwondo and a rabid¬†Star Wars¬†fan, and has a ridiculous collection of Legos. His wife, Barbara, and three children, Caleb, Sydney, and Savannah, are the true joys of his life and proof that not everything has to plug in to a wall outlet to be fun.¬†

Skill Level
Beginning¬†

What You Will Learn
CCNA Cloud CLDFND 210-451

Cloud Fundamentals
Cloud Technologies
Cloud Administration and Operations
Cloud Monitoring and Reporting
Cloud Troubleshooting

CCNA Cloud CLDADM 210-455

Cloud Characteristics and Models
Cloud Deployment
Cloud Workloads
Cloud Networking
Cloud Storage

Who Should Take This Course
Primary audience: Anyone wishing to take the exam; engineers looking to integrate Cloud technologies and operational practices into their companies’ environments.¬†
Secondary audience: This course is a foundational review of core Cloud operational concepts and can be used to supplement the study of the Cloud as it pertains to CCNP and CCIE certification requirements.

Cloud Networking
Cloud Storage

Introduction

CCNA Cloud CLDFND 210-451 LiveLessons: Introduction 00:03:01

Module 1 Cloud Characteristics and Models

Cloud Characteristics and Models 00:00:51

Lesson 1: Describe Common Cloud Characteristics

Learning Objectives 00:00:45

1.1 NIST Cloud Definition 00:11:16

1.2 On-demand Self-service 00:03:06

1.3 Elasticity 00:02:49

1.4 Resource Pooling 00:02:54

1.5 Metered Service 00:02:25

1.6 Ubiquitous Networking 00:01:15

1.7 Cloud Misconceptions 00:01:40

Lesson 2: Describe Cloud Service Models

Learning Objectives 00:00:23

2.1 Typical Cloud Service Offers 00:01:11

2.2 Infrastructure as a Service 00:07:45

2.3 Platform as a Service 00:03:12

2.4 Software as a Service 00:01:22

2.5 Anything as a Service 00:02:57

Module 2 Cloud Deployment

Cloud Deployment 00:00:39

Lesson 3: Describe Cloud Deployment Models

Learning Objectives 00:00:26

3.1 Public Clouds 00:01:53

3.2 Security, Control, and Cost 00:06:29

3.3 Private Clouds 00:06:15

3.4 Community Clouds 00:02:07

3.5 Hybrid Clouds 00:02:56

Lesson 4: Describe the Components of the Cisco Intercloud Solution

Learning Objectives 00:00:33

4.1 Challenges of Hybrid Clouds 00:04:06

4.2 Cisco Intercloud Strategy 00:04:41

4.3 Cisco Intercloud Fabric 00:10:48

4.4 Demo–Intercloud Fabric 00:07:02

Module 3 Cloud Compute

Cloud Compute 00:00:44

Lesson 5: Identify Key Features of UCS

Learning Objectives 00:00:33

5.1 UCS Architecture 00:11:11

5.2 UCS Manager 00:03:19

5.3 Exploring UCS Manager 00:07:38

5.4 UCS Central 00:02:47

5.5 Exploring UCS Central 00:10:47

5.6 UCS B-Series 00:07:28

5.7 UCS C-Series 00:03:48

5.8 Service Profiles 00:03:32

5.9 Creating a Service Profile 00:13:49

5.10 Templates and Address Pools 00:07:49

Lesson 6: Describe Server Virtualization

Learning Objectives 00:00:34

6.1 Server Virtualization History 00:04:09

6.2 Server Virtualization Definitions 00:05:12

6.3 Anatomy of a Virtual Machine 00:02:03

6.4 Creating a Virtual Machine 00:05:16

6.5 Hypervisor Architectures 00:06:43

6.6 Online Migrations 00:02:43

6.7 Moving a Virtual Machine 00:02:18

6.8 Virtualization Cluster Features 00:04:43

Module 4 Cloud Networking

Cloud Networking 00:00:35

Lesson 7: Describe Network Architectures for the Data Center

Learning Objectives 00:00:34

7.1 Requirements for Cloud Networking 00:04:02

7.2 Unified Fabric: Fabric Extenders 00:09:57

7.3 Unified Fabric: Virtualization and Fabric Evolution 00:10:00

7.4 Unified Fabric: I/O Consolidation and Layer 2 Extension 00:11:16

7.5 Software Defined Networking 00:11:18

7.6 SDN Challenges and Application Centric Infrastructure 00:07:25

7.7 Using Application Centric Infrastructure 00:11:25

7.8 Provisioning an Application in ACI 00:14:05

Lesson 8: Describe Infrastructure Virtualization

Learning Objectives 00:00:46

8.1 Virtual Networking Challenges 00:09:01

8.2 vSwitch and Distributed Virtual Switch 00:06:51

8.3 Nexus 1000V 00:06:52

8.4 Exploring Nexus 1000V 00:05:14

8.5 VXLAN 00:08:58

8.6 Virtual Networking Services 00:10:36

8.7 Virtual Appliances and Network Containers 00:06:04

Module 5 Cloud Storage

Cloud Storage 00:00:24

Lesson 9: Describe Storage Provisioning Concepts

Learning Objectives 00:00:34

9.1 Disk Arrays 00:05:19

9.2 RAID Levels and Disk Pools 00:07:41

9.3 Thick Provisioning 00:01:15

9.4 Thin Provisioning 00:01:11

Lesson 10: Describe the Difference Between All the Storage Access Technologies

Learning Objectives 00:00:37

10.1 Block-based Access and SANs 00:03:35

10.2 File-based Access and NAS 00:03:41

Lesson 11: Describe Basic SAN Storage Concepts

Learning Objectives 00:00:34

11.1 Introduction to SCSI 00:04:45

11.2 Fibre Channel Basics 00:10:38

11.3 Fibre Channel Addressing and Forwarding 00:06:56

11.4 Zoning 00:05:12

11.5 Demo–Deploying Zoning 00:10:48

11.6 Virtual SANs 00:07:56

Lesson 12: Describe Basic NAS Storage Concepts

Learning Objectives 00:00:29

12.1 Shares and Mount Points 00:04:11

12.2 Permissions 00:03:50

Lesson 13: Describe the Various Cisco Storage Network Devices

Learning Objectives 00:00:37

13.1 Cisco MDS 9000 Family 00:09:43

13.2 Nexus Storage Portfolio 00:07:25

13.3 UCS Invicta 00:04:53

Lesson 14: Describe Various Integrated Infrastructures

Learning Objectives 00:00:51

14.1 Modular Data Centers 00:05:56

14.2 FlexPod 00:01:52

14.3 Vblock 00:02:36

14.4 VSPEX 00:01:43

14.5 UCSO 00:03:17

Summary

CCNA Cloud CLDFND 210-451 LiveLessons: Summary 00:02:51

Introduction

CCNA Cloud CLDADM 210-455: Introduction 00:02:08

Module 1: Cloud Fundamentals

Cloud Fundamentals: Introduction 00:00:30

Lesson 1: Cloud Basics

Learning objectives 00:00:23

1.1 What Is a Cloud? 00:05:53

1.2 IaaS, PaaS, SaaS, Oh My! 00:06:43

1.3 SDN and Cloud 00:05:40

1.4 Cloud and Applications 00:04:22

Lesson 2: Cloud Operations

Learning objectives 00:00:49

2.1 IT Operations Past, Present, and Future 00:09:12

2.2 IT Organizational Structure 00:04:46

2.3 Services Catalog 00:05:14

2.4 Self Service Portal 00:08:08

Lesson 3: Cloud Operational Journey

Learning objectives 00:00:35

3.1 The Journey Starts Here 00:04:11

3.2 Ruthless Standardization 00:03:09

3.3 Defining Workflow 00:04:18

3.4 Automating and Orchestrating IT Processes 00:02:46

3.5 Culture 00:02:59

Module 2: Cloud Technologies

Cloud Technologies: Introduction 00:00:32

Lesson 4: Automation and Orchestration Platforms

Learning objectives 00:00:25

4.1 Cisco Cloud Solutions 00:15:29

4.2 Introducing UCS Director 00:08:40

4.3 Orchestration with UCSD 00:07:29

4.4 UCSD Self Service Portal: Overview and Basic Operations 00:10:57

4.5 UCSD Self Service Portal: Ordering a VM from a Standard Catalog 00:05:45

4.6 UCSD Bare Metal Agent 00:02:56

Lesson 5: Cloud Self Service and Management Applications

Learning objectives 00:00:45

5.1 Introducing Prime Services Catalog 00:09:50

5.2 The End-User Storefront 00:05:43

5.3 Stack Designer: Overview 00:03:56

5.4 Stack Designer: Process 00:04:03

5.5 Stack Designer: Demo 00:10:20

5.6 Heat Orchestration 00:04:58

Lesson 6: Cloud Infrastructure Components

Learning objectives 00:00:31

6.1 Physical Switching 00:09:37

6.2 Virtual Switching 00:05:06

6.3 Virtual Application Container Services (VACS) 00:08:32

6.4 Intercloud 00:07:50

Module 3: Cloud Administration and Operations

Cloud Administration and Operations: Introduction 00:00:41

Lesson 7: Managing Users and Groups

Learning objectives 00:00:21

7.1 Default Roles 00:08:05

7.2 Adding a Role to Cisco UCS Director 00:03:14

7.3 Configuring a New User with a Single Role 00:01:25

7.4 User Access Profiles 00:02:21

7.5 Multi-role User Access Profiles 00:06:42

Lesson 8: Virtual Machine Management

Learning objectives 00:00:28

8.1 Live Migration of VM from Host to Host 00:05:49

8.2 Editing VM Parameters 00:04:24

8.3 Configuring VM Snapshots 00:04:48

8.4 Reverting a VM to a Snapshot 00:01:44

Lesson 9: Deploying Virtual App Containers

Learning objectives 00:00:25

9.1 Application Containers 00:03:41

9.2 Configuring Application Containers 00:03:57

9.3 Deploying an App Container with Services 00:03:22

Lesson 10: UCSD and Prime Services Catalog

Learning objectives 00:00:30

10.1 Configuring Service Names and Icons 00:04:58

10.2 Ordering Permissions with RBAC 00:06:47

Lesson 11: PSC Provisioning and Verification

Learning objectives 00:00:34

11.1 Placing an Order in PSC 00:04:26

11.2 Verifying Successful Service Provisioning 00:03:08

11.3 Accessing a Provisioned VM 00:02:26

Lesson 12: Deploying Intercloud Fabric

Learning objectives 00:00:23

12.1 Installing and Configuring ICF 00:04:36

12.2 The ICF Deployment Process 00:03:24

12.3 Instantiating New VM in ICF 00:03:48

Module 4: Cloud Monitoring and Reporting

Cloud Monitoring and Reporting: Introduction 00:00:40

Lesson 13: Chargeback Billing and Reporting

Learning objectives 00:00:34

13.1 What Is Chargeback? 00:08:00

13.2 Cost Models 00:07:43

13.3 Budget Policy 00:04:39

13.4 Applying a Cost Model to a Tenant 00:05:47

13.5 Running Billing Reports 00:03:04

13.6 Running System Utilization Reports 00:04:19

Lesson 14: Performance and Capacity Management

Learning objectives 00:00:21

14.1 Capacity Planning 00:09:16

14.2 Bandwidth Monitoring 00:04:54

14.3 Using Host Groups for Monitoring 00:02:48

Module 5: Cloud Troubleshooting

Cloud Troubleshooting: Introduction 00:00:27

Lesson 15: Configuring Serviceability Options

Learning objectives 00:00:24

15.1 What Is Serviceability? 00:03:06

15.2 Syslog 00:11:32

15.3 NTP 00:05:31

15.4 DNS 00:03:18

15.5 DHCP 00:04:08

15.6 SMTP 00:03:47

Lesson 16: Cloud Monitoring and Remediation

Learning objectives 00:00:21

16.1 Fault Monitoring 00:03:55

16.2 Reviewing Logs 00:05:18

16.3 Creating Monitoring Dashboards 00:02:49

16.4 Configuring Backups 00:06:49

16.5 Restoring Backups 00:04:28

Summary

CCNA Cloud CLDADM 210-455: Summary 00:00:28

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