Cloud Computing: Understanding Private Cloud Options

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David Linthicum

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01 - Introduction

01 - Understanding private clouds.mp4

00:51

02 - What you should know.mp4

00:45

02 - 1. Private Cloud Basics

01 - Private versus public cloud.mp4

01:47

02 - Why we leverage private clouds.mp4

02:14

03 - Why we dont leverage private clouds.mp4

02:47

04 - Considering costs and making the business case for private clouds.mp4

02:27

05 - The evolving private cloud market.mp4

02:43

03 - 2. Private Cloud Platforms

01 - Types of private clouds.mp4

01:50

02 - Traditional private clouds.mp4

01:26

03 - Private cloud devices.mp4

01:40

04 - Edge clouds.mp4

01:56

05 - Application management with Google Anthos.mp4

03:47

06 - Emerging private cloud solutions for the enterprise.mp4

02:56

07 - Picking the right solution for your enterprise.mp4

04:10

08 - Challenge To private cloud or not to private cloud.mp4

00:45

09 - Solution From requirements to solution.mp4

02:11

04 - 3. Private Clouds within Multicloud and Hybrid Clouds

01 - Introduction to private clouds within multiclouds and hybrid clouds.mp4

03:04

02 - Why do we build complex cloud deployments.mp4

01:51

03 - Business case for hybrid and multiclouds with private clouds.mp4

02:34

04 - Hybrid clouds and private clouds.mp4

00:59

05 - Multiclouds and private clouds.mp4

00:58

06 - Future direction of private clouds.mp4

02:00

05 - 4. OpenStack

01 - OpenStack compatibility.mp4

04:36

02 - OpenStack flexibility.mp4

01:21

03 - OpenStack security.mp4

02:21

04 - OpenStack operations.mp4

02:14

05 - OpenStack summary.mp4

02:00

06 - Challenge When do I use OpenStack.mp4

00:24

07 - Solution From requirements to solution.mp4

01:14

06 - 5. AWS Outposts

01 - AWS Outposts compatibility.mp4

02:11

02 - AWS Outposts flexibility.mp4

01:45

03 - AWS Outposts security.mp4

01:43

04 - AWS Outposts operations.mp4

02:08

05 - AWS Outposts summary.mp4

02:14

06 - Challenge When do I use AWS Outposts.mp4

00:37

07 - Solution From requirements to solution.mp4

01:34

07 - 6. Microsoft Stack

01 - Microsoft Stack compatibility.mp4

02:47

02 - Microsoft Stack flexibility.mp4

02:12

03 - Microsoft Stack security.mp4

02:24

04 - Microsoft Stack operations.mp4

01:40

05 - Microsoft Stack summary.mp4

01:40

06 - Challenge When do I use Microsoft Stack.mp4

00:20

07 - Solution From requirements to solution.mp4

01:30

08 - 7. Private Cloud Deployment

01 - Should I leverage a private cloud.mp4

02:38

02 - Selecting which private cloud to leverage.mp4

01:37

03 - Preparing for private cloud deployment.mp4

02:54

04 - Considering private cloud security and operations.mp4

01:56

05 - Challenge What are the steps to a sound private cloud deployment.mp4

00:22

06 - Solution Succeeding with private cloud.mp4

01:39

09 - Conclusion

01 - Going deeper with private clouds.mp4

01:45

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Most of today’s leading private clouds offer similar features and functionalities. So, how do you choose the right solution for you and your organization? This course examines industry-leading private cloud platforms and compares the services offered, focusing on the fundamental knowledge and skills required for IT professionals.

Explore the basics of the private cloud option: the business case, cost and market considerations, hybrid and multicloud options, and how to pick the best solution. Instructor David Linthicum covers several of the most commonly used private cloud platforms, including OpenStack, AWS Outposts, and Microsoft Stack. By the end of this course, you’ll be apprised of the pros and cons of each platform, from security and compatibility to flexibility and integration.

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David Linthicum

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David Linthicum is on most top 10 lists of technology innovators and influencers, including cloud computing, edge computing, and security concepts. David is a best-selling author of over 15 books and over 7,000 published articles. He is also the originator of many business-related technology concepts, including Enterprise Application Integration (EAI). He’s an innovator within Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), and now cloud computing and the use of cloud computing for digital transformations. With his remarkable ability to design, explain, and implement technology solutions to solve existing business problems and create new opportunities, David rose rapidly through the corporate ranks from programmer to CEO, with stops in between that helped inform his holistic view of enterprises. Based in Washington, D.C., David currently serves Global 2,000 clients as Deloitte’s Chief Cloud Strategy Officer, where he drives new innovations and market offerings, as well as leads people and projects, as well as thought leadership outreach. This includes on the “Deloitte On Cloud Podcast,” as well as several Forbes and WSJ articles. David’s 50+ courses on LinkedIn Learning consistently appear on the “Popular Courses” list and provide course content on cloud computing, cloud architecture, cloud security, cloud governance, cloud operations, DevOps, and many other concepts related to cloud computing and enterprise technology in general. He’s also an adjunct professor for Louisiana State University (LSU), where he’s created courses on DevOps, Cloud Computing, Cloud Architecture, and other courses that are in-demand by the LSU student body. David has done over 1,000 conference presentations in the U.S. and abroad, often as a keynote speaker at conferences related to enterprise technology. He has hosted over 2,000 Webinars on the correct use of enterprise technology, including cloud computing, edge computing, DevOps, and data science. David’s holistic view of the technology value model cuts through the hype cycles and other distractions to provide clear solutions. His goal is to provide opportunities for businesses to lead their markets by weaponizing technology to provide better products, services, and customer experiences. His mission is to use innovative technology approaches that provide the best outcomes for his clients.

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