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In this course on Cloud Computing: Public Cloud Computing Platforms, you’ll learn how public cloud systems work and how they support business growth and global operations. You’ll explore key services for compute, storage, networking, and security across providers like AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud. By the end, you’ll know how to manage costs and compliance while staying prepared to scale cloud systems with confidence.
You’ll begin by identifying the characteristics and models that define cloud computing. Then, you’ll learn about service providers and how their tools can be used to handle workloads, data, and infrastructure needs.
You’ll also learn how to build secure systems and apply encryption. You’ll even discover how to manage identities and meet global compliance standards. The course finishes with best practices for monitoring, optimization, migration, and long-term setup maintenance.
Whether you’re evaluating providers or looking to improve performance and cost control, this course gives you the knowledge to use public cloud platforms effectively.
It is for anyone evaluating cloud providers or looking to improve performance and cost control, giving them the knowledge to use public cloud platforms effectively.
It explores key services across providers like AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud, comparing their features and strengths.
It covers cloud computing characteristics and models, compute, storage, networking, and database services, security, encryption, identity management, compliance, plus monitoring, cost optimization, automation, and migration.
You will gain skills in cloud migration, cloud services, and infrastructure management.
It begins with cloud computing characteristics and models, moves through service providers and their tools, covers building secure systems with encryption and identity management, and finishes with best practices for monitoring, optimization, migration, and long-term setup maintenance.