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Cloudologic is the leading global marketplace for cloud teaching and cloud learning, connecting students everywhere to the world’s best instruction anywhere. Cloudologic main expertise lies with delivering managed DevOps services for AWS and GCP. However, we have also gained a considerable expertise in various other aspects of IT services: Cloud infrastructure management, optimization, Migration between various cloud providers and Building end-to-end cloud systems and workflows for software delivery.

Google Cloud Platform Fundamentals Bootcamp

Cloudologic06 Jan, 2020Technology

This Google Cloud Platform Fundamentals Bootcamp course provides an overview of the Google Cloud Platform products and services. Through a combination of content and demos. Participants learn the value of Google Cloud Platform and how to incorporate cloud-based solutions in business strategies.

AWS Associate Architecting Bootcamp

Cloudologic06 Jan, 2020Technology

Architecture training at AWS covers the fundamentals of building IT infrastructure at AWS. The course is designed to teach architects solutions on how to optimize the use of the AWS cloud by understanding AWS services and how these services adapt to cloud-based solutions.

AZ-10979 Microsoft Azure Fundamentals

Cloudologic06 Jan, 2020Technology

This Microsoft Azure Fundamentals training class introduces us to the principles of cloud computing. In a short time you will become familiar with how these principles have been implemented in Microsoft Azure. In this course we will explain how to implement the core Azure infrastructure, which consists of virtual networks and storage.

The Advanced Guide to Comparison between Cloud Computing Platforms (AWS, Azure, GCP)

Cloudologic06 Jan, 2020Technology

Amazon Web Services (AWS) is the oldest and most experienced player in the market, since it was established in early 2006. AWS has an extensive list of computer services with deployment functions, mobile networks, databases, storage, security and much more. While Microsoft Azure was introduced in February 2010, and since then, it has shown great promise among its rivals. This platform can be easily associated with AWS and both provide their customers with a complete set of services in the domains of computation, storage, database, networks and many more, just like AWS.

Why do you need more specific resources in the private cloud

Cloudologic06 Jan, 2020Technology

Numerous associations are thinking about the best strategies to assemble and deal with their private cloud usage. As indicated by the 2016 Cloud State Survey, isolated cloud reception expanded from 63 percent to 77 percent in the previous year, with 31 percent of organizations running in excess of 1,000 virtual machines in their private mists, an expansion of 9 percent during the past year.

cloudologic : consulting and learning services

Cloudologic06 Jan, 2020Technology

Cloudologic is the leading global marketplace for cloud teaching and cloud learning, connecting students everywhere to the world�s best instruction anywhere. ? Cloudologic main expertise lies with delivering managed DevOps services for AWS and GCP. However, we have also gained a considerable expertise in various other aspects of IT services: Cloud infrastructure management, optimization, Migration between various cloud providers and Building end-to-end cloud systems and workflows for software delivery.

Introduction to OpenStack, Why and deployment models of OpenStack ?

Cloudologic02 Jan, 2020Technology

OpenStack is a type of cloud service that is included in the category of infrastructure and service that makes the site open. Gives you all the components to configure your cloud infrastructure. It provides you with a set of tools and different components and services, It was created in 2010 by Rackspace. It is a large cloud hosting company and NASA. the open side community is really huge, there are contributors like the Giants in the world of technology. Everyone is contributing to it such as IBM, VMware, Red Hat, Dell, HP and Cisco. Each one of them is in the community. They contribute almost occasionally to develop it. The best part of it is that it is open source. You can get it for free and you can modify anything you need depending on the infrastructure you want to create.