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Multi-cloud Architecture Foundations

Understand the fundamentals of multi-cloud architectures involving services from AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud, and how they can benefit your organization.

Difficulty: Intermediate

Duration: Up to 1 hour and 22 minutes

Students: 10

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There are 5 Courses in this learning path

Difficulty: Intermediate. Duration: 5m.

COURSE

Intermediate

Duration: 5 minutes

Multi-cloud Architecture Foundations: Introduction

Understand the fundamentals of multi-cloud architectures involving services from AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud, and how they can benefit your organization.

Difficulty: Intermediate. Duration: 15m 24s.

COURSE

Intermediate

Duration: 15 minutes and 24 seconds

Defining Multi-cloud Architecture

This lesson introduces IT professionals and architects to the fundamentals of multi-cloud architecture.

Difficulty: Intermediate. Duration: 16m 1s.

COURSE

Intermediate

Duration: 16 minutes and 1 second

Benefits and Challenges of Multicloud

This lesson guides IT professionals and architects through the advantages and challenges of multicloud deployments.

Difficulty: Intermediate. Duration: 24m 46s.

COURSE

Intermediate

Duration: 24 minutes and 46 seconds

Multi-cloud Design Considerations

This lesson equips IT professionals and cloud architects with the skills to plan and design solutions that operate seamlessly across multiple cloud providers.

Difficulty: Intermediate. Duration: 20m 23s.

COURSE

Intermediate

Duration: 20 minutes and 23 seconds

Key Architectural Patterns of Multicloud

This lesson introduces IT professionals and cloud architects to the most common architectural patterns for deploying workloads across multiple cloud providers.