Cloud and Virtualization Concepts Micro-course Now Available

Network Development Group, in partnership with the VMware IT Academy, is pleased to announce the availability of the Cloud and Virtualization Concepts micro-course. This course is available for free, for a limited time, while quantities last.

Cloud and virtualization Concepts is a refreshed version of our Introduction to Virtualization course, featuring updated graphics, videos, and new material focused on cloud concepts – one of the foremost advancements in technology today. 

This content provides learners with the basic concepts related to virtualization, the software-defined data center, and cloud computing. The micro-course takes approximately 8-12 hours to complete and is designed for the entry-level learner – no previous knowledge of virtualization required! Cloud and Virtualization Concepts is available for enrollment by individuals or for use in an instructor-led environment. 

Why study Cloud and Virtualization Concepts? 

• Virtualization is the fundamental technology that powers cloud computing
• Learn how virtualization makes today’s technologies more efficient and cost-effective
• Our Cloud and Virtualization Concepts course gives learners the advantage of hands-on practice with virtualization software

The Cloud and Virtualization Concepts course will enable you to:

• Explore creating a virtual machine and the benefits
• Move from a physical environment to a virtual one
• Describe types of virtualization used for data centers
• Describe virtualization, virtual machines, hypervisors, and VMware vSphere® components
• Describe the concepts of server, network, storage, and desktop virtualization
• Understand how individuals and businesses benefit from virtualization
• Access embedded videos and labs to help you along the way
• Understand cloud concepts such as types of cloud computing and popular cloud deployment models

For additional information and enrollment, please visit:  https://www.netdevgroup.com/online/courses/virtualization/cloud-and-virtualization-concepts