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If you're looking to boost your line of work and become a Certified Cloud Specialist but aren't sure where to start, the CompTIA Cloud+ is the best place for you. This certification will teach you all about what cloud computing is and how the different pieces of it work, as well as how businesses can use this technology to their advantage. You'll also be able to install, configure, and troubleshoot cloud services in order to understand how they work before using them. The best part about this certification is it's more in-depth than other options. If you're already a certified cloud associate, you may be looking to elevate your experience and learn more about the subject. In order to obtain this certification, you'll need to pass the CompTIA Cloud+ exam and have at least two years of cloud-related work experience under your belt.

AWS Systems Operations is the newest kid on the cloud computing block, and despite its relative youth (compared to Amazon's flagship product, AWS) this relatively new service has grown in the past year. But what is it? From business operations to development clusters, this post will show you everything that Systems Operations can do for your business. Let's start with the basics: Systems Operations is a service designed to make cloud services more predictable. For example, Auto Scaling keeps an application's infrastructure running smoothly, and helps ensure that your application is always available. Instead of building these features using custom scripts and homegrown tools, you can take advantage of Systems Operations from AWS.   Too often organizations build their own internal systems for managing cloud-based applications. These tools require major ongoing investments in time and capital—resources that would be better spent elsewhere in the business.

Microsoft Azure is a powerful cloud platform from Microsoft that offers services that enable businesses and developers to build, test, and deploy applications on the internet in minutes. It also allows organizations to support their Azure customers with a wide range of mission-critical services like data storage, messaging, and collaboration tools.  Microsoft Azure Basics are Azure fundamentals AZ 900 Certification . You can gain foundational knowledge of cloud services, cloud concepts, Azure services, Azure workloads, security, governance, compliance features and privacy in Azure, as well as Azure pricing and support.