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  • Copyright 2016
  • Edition: 1st
  • Online Video
  • ISBN-10: 0-13-449606-X
  • ISBN-13: 978-0-13-449606-1

More than 6 Hours of Video Instruction

Overview
More than 6 hours of video instruction on Cloud fundamentals, Cloud technologies, Cloud administration and operations, Cloud monitoring and reporting, and Cloud troubleshooting.

Description
CCNA Cloud CLDADM 210-455 LiveLessons is a unique video product that provides a solid understanding of the key areas of knowledge required to pass the 210-455 Introducing Cisco Cloud Administration exam. This product walks the customer through each topic of the exam blueprint. Customers will gain knowledge of Cloud administration technologies, including Cloud fundamentals, Cloud technologies, Cloud administration and operations, Cloud monitoring and reporting, and Cloud troubleshooting.

CCNA Cloud CLDADM 210-455 LiveLessons contains 5 modules with 16 independent video lessons, delivering more than 6 hours of instruction on this new Cisco exam. 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
Module 1: Cloud Fundamentals
Module 2: Cloud Technologies
Module 3: Cloud Administration and Operations
Module 4: Cloud Monitoring and Reporting
Module 5: Cloud Troubleshooting

Skill Level
Beginner

What You Will Learn
* Cloud Fundamentals
* Cloud Technologies
* Cloud Administration and Operations
* Cloud Monitoring and Reporting
* Cloud Troubleshooting

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.

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Table of Contents

Module 1: Cloud Fundamentals
Module 1 is intended as a benchmark for understanding Cloud operational models and the value of the Cloud to the business, and explores the journey that companies often take to fully embrace the Cloud. At the end of this module you should have a better idea of where the various technologies fit and why the Cloud is so important in driving a new business model, flexibility, and agility.

Module 2: Cloud Technologies
This module explores Cisco Cloud automation and orchestration platforms like Cisco Enterprise Cloud suite, Cloud Self Service Portal and management applications, and Cloud infrastructure that can be integrated into and controlled by the Cloud.

Module 3: Cloud Administration and Operations
Now that we have all the background stuff out of the way, it is time to dive into the operational and administrative side of the Cloud. This module covers how to manage users and groups, virtual machine management with UCSD, how to deploy virtual app containers, the role of UCSD and the prime services catalog working together in delivering a self-services catalog to end users, and provisioning a new service with PSC and verifying the new service operation. Last but not least, we discuss how to deploy the intercloud fabric.

Module 4: Cloud Monitoring and Reporting
Monitoring and reporting on the function and utilization of your Cloud environment are crucial components for delivering the Cloud to end users. Not only can you react faster to issues, you can also proactively manage capacity and resources to deliver optimal performance. In addition, many IT departments utilize a chargeback system to help “pay for” Cloud services. This is how a budget is allocated to IT, which means more money to do new projects. This lesson covers all these topics in preparation for the exam.

Module 5: Cloud Troubleshooting
This module covers how to go about troubleshooting Cloud issues, and foundational technologies you need to deploy in your environment to get to the root cause of a problem. The lessons in this module also discuss fault monitoring, reviewing logs, and configuring and restoring backups.

About LiveLessons Video Training
LiveLessons Video Training series publishes hundreds of hands-on, expert-led video tutorials covering a wide selection of technology topics designed to teach you the skills you need to succeed. This professional and personal technology video series features world-leading author instructors published by your trusted technology brands: Addison-Wesley, Cisco Press, IBM Press, Pearson IT Certification, Prentice Hall, Sams, and Que. Topics include IT Certification, Programming, Web Development, Mobile Development, Home and Office Technologies, Business and Management, and more.

http://www.ciscopress.com/livelessons

Sample Content

Table of Contents

Module 1: Cloud Fundamentals
Lesson 1: Cloud Basics
1.1: What Is a Cloud?
1.2: IaaS, PaaS, SaaS, Oh My!
1.3: SDN and Cloud
1.4: Cloud and Applications
Lesson 2: Cloud Operations
2.1: IT Operations Past, Present, and Future
2.2: IT Organizational Structure
2.3: Services Catalog
2.4: Self Service Portal
Lesson 3: Cloud Operational Journey
3.1: The Journey Starts Here
3.2: Ruthless Standardization
3.3: Defining Workflow
3.4: Automating and Orchestrating IT Processes
3.5: Culture
Module 2: Cloud Technologies
Lesson 4: Automation and Orchestration Platforms
4.1: Cisco Cloud Solutions
4.2: Introducing UCS Director
4.3: Orchestration with UCSD
4.4: UCSD Self Service Portal: UCSD Self Service Portal: Overview and Basic Operations
4.5: UCSD Self Service Portal: Ordering a VM from a Standard Catalog
4.6: UCSD Bare Metal Agent
Lesson 5: Cloud Self Service and Management Applications
5.1: Introducing Prime Services Catalog
5.2: The End-User Storefront
5.3: Stack Designer: Overview
5.4: Stack Designer: Process
5.5: Stack Designer: Demo
5.6: Heat Orchestration
Lesson 6: Cloud Infrastructure Components
6.1: Physical Switching
6.2: Virtual Switching
6.3: Virtual Application Container Services (VACS)
6.4: Intercloud
Module 3: Cloud Administration and Operations
Lesson 7: Managing Users and Groups
7.1: Default Roles
7.2: Adding a Role to Cisco UCS Director
7.3: Configuring a New User with a Single Role
7.4: User Access Profiles
7.5 Multi-role User Access Profiles
Lesson 8: Virtual Machine Management
8.1 Live Migration of VM from Host to Host
8.2: Editing VM Parameters
8.3: Configuring VM Snapshots
8.4: Reverting a VM to a Snapshot
Lesson 9: Deploying Virtual App Containers
9.1: Application Containers
9.2: Configuring Application Containers
9.3: Deploying an App Container with Services
Lesson 10: UCSD and Prime Services Catalog
10.1: Configuring Service Names and Icons
10.2: Ordering Permissions with RBAC
Lesson 11: PSC Provisioning and Verification
11.1: Placing an Order in PSC
11.2: Verifying Successful Service Provisioning
11.3: Accessing a Provisioned VM
Lesson 12: Deploying Intercloud Fabric
12.1: Installing and Configuring ICF
12.2: The ICF Deployment Process
12.3: Instantiating New VM in ICF
Module 4: Cloud Monitoring and Reporting
Lesson 13: Chargeback Billing and Reporting
13.1: What Is Chargeback?
13.2: Cost Models
13.3: Budget Policy
13.4: Applying a Cost Model to a Tenant
13.5: Running Billing Reports
13.6: Running System Utilization Reports
Lesson 14: Performance and Capacity Management
14.1: Capacity Planning
14.2: Bandwidth Monitoring
14.3: Using Host Groups for Monitoring
Module 5: Cloud Troubleshooting
Lesson 15: Configuring Serviceability Options
15.1: What Is Serviceability?
15.2: Syslog
15.3: NTP
15.4: DNS
15.5: DHCP
15.6: SMTP
Lesson 16: Cloud Monitoring and Remediation
16.1: Fault Monitoring
16.2: Reviewing Logs
16.3: Creating Monitoring Dashboards
16.4: Configuring Backups
16.5: Restoring Backups

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