Scenario: Selecting a Cloud Platform and Designing a Highly Available Business Solution
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Cloud projects often require you to be able to evaluate requirements, define priorities, and use your knowledge of the cloud services to come up with recommendations and designs that can best meet customers' requirements.
In this learning path, we work through a business scenario from start to finish that will help you learn how to approach and solve a business problem with a cloud solution. The Cloud Academy AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud Platform teams tackle a customer brief ...
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Introduction to Selecting a Cloud Platform and Designing a Highly Available Business Solution learning path.
In this group of live videos, we tackle a practical scenario to help you learn real-world cloud consulting skills. This is a unique and engaging live video format where we join the Cloud Academy AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud Platform teams in a real...
Learn how to deploy a highly available website using AWS, with a scenario based on challenges, like time restrictions, and cost limitations many websites face.
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Conclusion to Selecting a Cloud Platform and Designing a Highly Available Business Solution scenario learning path.
Exam: Selecting a Cloud Platform and Designing a Highly Available Business Solution
About the Author
Andrew is an AWS certified professional who is passionate about helping others learn how to use and gain benefit from AWS technologies. Andrew has worked for AWS and for AWS technology partners Ooyala and Adobe. His favorite Amazon leadership principle is "Customer Obsession" as everything AWS starts with the customer. Passions around work are cycling and surfing, and having a laugh about the lessons learnt trying to launch two daughters and a few start ups.