Requirement-Driven Cloud Selection and Deployment

Requirement-Driven Cloud Selection and Deployment

2h 5mIntermediate2020-04-24

Authors

David Linthicum

David Linthicum

Chief Cloud Strategy Officer at Deloitte Consulting

Course details

Selecting a public cloud provider, or providers, is a complex undertaking. This course simplifies the process, offering tricks, tips, and best practices for first understanding your requirements and only then picking the platform that best meets those requirements—both now and in the future. Instructor Dave Linthicum explains how to identify what’s needed by the business and the IT team—establishing a well-defined requirements gathering process that won't lead you down the wrong path. He also explains what to look for within cloud solutions: how to get through the marketing hype and misinformation to get to the details you really need to pick the right cloud or clouds. Plus, learn how to identify the right time to deploy your cloud architecture, integration, and migration plan.

Topics include:
Identifying the problems to solve
Performance expectations
Identifying requirements for storage, security, and more
Calculating storage capacity and costs
Compute types
Governance, policy management, and automation
Security types and features
CloudOps: Monitoring, operations, and more
Other cloud services
Going from requirements to solutions

Skills covered

Cloud FoundationsCloud ComputingOne-Off

Concepts

Introduction

  • Intro to requirement-driven cloud selection and deployment
  • What you should know
  • Intro to requirement-driven cloud selection

Understanding the Problems to Solve

  • Legacy applications
  • Legacy data
  • Existing security
  • Expected performance
  • Other things to consider

Requirements Domains

  • Storage
  • Compute
  • Governance
  • Security
  • CloudOps
  • Other services

Storage Domain

  • How much
  • How fast
  • How costly
  • Databases
  • Storage types

Compute Domain

  • How much
  • How fast
  • How costly
  • Compute types

Governance Domain

  • Policy management
  • Policy integration
  • Policy automation
  • Usage tracking
  • GovOps

Security Domain

  • Security patterns
  • 'As is' and 'to be'
  • SecOps
  • Advanced features
  • Security types

CloudOps Domain

  • Monitoring
  • Operations
  • Self-healing

Other Cloud Services Domain

  • Cognitive
  • Serverless
  • Containers
  • Database
  • On-premises support
  • Emerging

Putting It All Together

  • Storage requirements to solution
  • Compute requirements to solution
  • Governance requirements to solution
  • Security requirements to solution
  • Picking cloud technology

Conclusion

  • Next steps
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