Microsoft 70-247: Deploying and Operating a Private Cloud

Course Level: Beginner
Duration: 36 Hrs 2 Min
Total Videos: 130 On-demand Videos

Master the world of private cloud computing with our comprehensive course on deploying and operating a private cloud using Microsoft technologies. This course is ideal for IT professionals seeking to advance their careers and gain a deep understanding of private cloud solutions, infrastructure management, and critical decision-making in IT.

Learning Objectives

01

Understand the basics of cloud design, including reasons for use and selecting the right model.

02

Gain proficiency in using System Center Virtual Machine Manager R2, including deploying, configuring, and managing hosts.

03

Learn to deploy and maintain fabric resources, including Hyper-V Host Servers and managing patches.

04

Acquire skills to build a private cloud, including creating building blocks, virtual machine templates, and configuring services.

05

Learn to monitor and optimize the private cloud using Operations Manager and configuring system center integration.

06

Master planning and deploying service management, including working with Service Manager and System Center integration.

07

Understand how to automate and standardize the private cloud using Orchestrator and managing runbooks.

08

Learn to implement disaster recovery and high availability for the private cloud, including data protection and Hyper-V Recovery Manager.

Course Description

Master the world of private cloud computing with our comprehensive course, “Microsoft 70-247: Deploying and Operating a Private Cloud.” Designed to help learners gain in-depth knowledge of private cloud technologies, this course covers from the basics of private cloud storage to the advanced skills needed to implement and operate a private cloud using Microsoft technologies. You will learn to differentiate between public and private clouds, understand the applications of virtual private cloud, and get hands-on experience in deploying and managing private clouds.

The benefits of mastering private cloud technologies are immense. Not only will you open doors to advanced IT careers, but you will also gain a certification that validates your expertise in private cloud computing. This course is ideal for IT professionals aiming to specialize in private cloud technologies and for individuals interested in enhancing their decision-making skills in IT infrastructure management. Whether you’re experienced or new to the field, our course offers valuable knowledge and skills that will help you excel in your career.

Our course is divided into several modules that cover an array of topics such as designing for the cloud, using System Center Virtual Machine Manager R2, deploying and maintaining fabric resources, building a private cloud, and more. Each module is designed to provide a deep understanding of each topic, preparing you for critical roles in IT infrastructure management. So, if you’re ready to advance your career in IT, enroll in our course and start your journey towards becoming a private cloud expert.

Who Benefits From This Course

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the role of a private cloud professional?
Professionals skilled in private cloud computing are responsible for designing, deploying, and managing private cloud infrastructures within an organization. They play a critical role in IT infrastructure management, ensuring the secure and efficient operation of private cloud services. They also work on virtual private cloud solutions, understanding the dynamics of private vs public cloud, and managing private cloud storage. Their role often involves making strategic decisions about the organization's cloud computing strategy and ensuring the private cloud solutions align with the organization's IT goals.
What is the difference between private and public cloud?
Private and public clouds are two different models of cloud computing. A private cloud is a type of cloud computing that delivers services to a single organization or business. It provides enhanced control, customization, and security compared to public clouds. A public cloud, on the other hand, is a service provided by third-party providers over the internet, which is available to anyone who wants to use or purchase it. While public clouds offer scalability and cost-effectiveness, they may not provide the same level of control and security as private clouds.
What skills are required to deploy and operate a private cloud?
To deploy and operate a private cloud, you need a combination of technical skills and strategic thinking. You should be proficient in the technologies used in private cloud solutions, such as virtualization, cloud storage, network configuration, and security protocols. Additionally, you should have a good understanding of IT infrastructure and the ability to design and implement private cloud strategies that align with the organization's goals. Critical thinking and decision-making skills are also important, as you will need to make strategic decisions about the organization's cloud computing strategy.
How is a virtual private cloud different from a private cloud?
A virtual private cloud (VPC) is a type of private cloud that is hosted within a public cloud infrastructure. It offers a certain level of isolation between different users on the public cloud, providing a secure environment for your data and applications. A private cloud, on the other hand, is a dedicated cloud environment that is completely isolated from other users and networks. While a VPC offers a balance between the scalability of public clouds and the security of private clouds, a private cloud provides the highest level of control and security.
What is the job outlook for private cloud professionals?
The demand for private cloud professionals is on the rise due to the increasing adoption of cloud technologies by businesses. As organizations continue to move their operations to the cloud, they need skilled professionals to design, deploy, and manage their private cloud infrastructures. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the employment of computer and information technology occupations is projected to grow 11 percent from 2019 to 2029, much faster than the average for all occupations. This growth is expected to result in about 531,200 new jobs, many of which will be in cloud computing.

Included In This Course

Module 1: Designing For The Cloud

  •    Introduction
  •    Designing The Cloud
  •    Reason For Using The Cloud
  •    Choosing The Right Cloud Model
  •    Designing Private Clouds
  •    Overview Of Virtualization Components
  •    Windows Server 2012 R2 And Hyper-V
  •    System Center 2012 R2 - Part 1
  •    System Center 2012 R2 - Part 2
  •    Deploying Highly Available Hyper-V Hosts

Module 2: Using System Center Virtual Machine Manager R2

  •    Overview Of Virtual Machine - Part 1
  •    Overview Of Virtual Machine - Part 2
  •    Deploying VMM
  •    Configuring Role Based Access Control
  •    Managing Hosts
  •    Configuring Networking - Part 1
  •    Configuring Networking - Part 2
  •    Configuring Storage

Module 3: Deploying And Maintaining Fabric Resources

  •    Extending And Maintaining The Cloud Infrastructure
  •    Deploying Hyper-V Host Servers - Part 1
  •    Deploying Hyper-V Host Servers - Part 2
  •    Providing Patch Management For Fabric Resources - Part 1
  •    Providing Patch Management For Fabric Resources - Part 2

Module 4: Building The Private Cloud

  •    Creating Building Blocks For The Private Cloud - Part 1
  •    Creating Building Blocks For The Private Cloud - Part 2
  •    Creating Virtual Machine Templates
  •    Creating A Private Cloud
  •    Creating And Deploying Applications - Part 1
  •    Creating And Deploying Applications - Part 2
  •    Creating And Deploying Applications - Part 3
  •    Creating And Configuring Services - Part 1
  •    Creating And Configuring Services - Part 2
  •    Configuring Access To The Private Cloud

Module 5: Monitoring And Optimizing The Private Cloud

  •    Overview Of Operations Manager
  •    Installing Operations Manager
  •    Deploying Monitoring Agents
  •    Configuring Access To Operations Manager
  •    Creating And Configuring Management Packs
  •    Configuring System Center Integration
  •    Extending And Optimizing Monitoring - Part 1
  •    Extending And Optimizing Monitoring - Part 2

Module 6: Planning And Deploying Service Management

  •    Overview Of Service Manager
  •    Deploying Service Manager
  •    Service Manager Work Items - Part 1
  •    Service Manager Work Items - Part 2
  •    Service Manager Work Items - Part 3
  •    Service Manager Notifications
  •    System Center Integration - Part 1
  •    System Center Integration - Part 2

Module 7: Automating And Standardizing The Private Cloud

  •    Overview Of Orchestrator
  •    Deploying Automation Using Orchestrator
  •    Configuring Integration Packs
  •    Configuring And Managing Runbooks

Module 8: Disaster Recovery And High Availability For The Private Cloud

  •    Overview Of Data Protection Manager
  •    Planning For Data Protection Manager
  •    Deploying Data Protection Manager
  •    Configuring Protection For The Private Cloud
  •    Configuring Protection For Applications - Part 1
  •    Configuring Protection For Applications - Part 2
  •    Hyper-V Recovery Manager

Module 9: Implementing Self­Service Multi­Tenant Private Clouds

  •    Implementing The Cloud Services Process Pack - Part 1
  •    Implementing The Cloud Services Process Pack - Part 2
  •    Service Provider Foundation
  •    Configuring The Windows Azure Pack
  •    Conclusion