CompTIA Cloud+ exam is the only globally acknowledged, vendor-neutral certification employing key industry systems and major cloud concepts that prove data-driven cloud recommendations. CompTIA attains alone in this field by proving that all essential staff members – not just the IT specialists. demonstrates an emphasis on combining and managing cloud technologies as part of broader systems operations. For this certification, a candidate will weave together solutions that meet unique business needs and work in a variety of different associations.

Who should take the CompTIA Exam?

The CompTIA Cloud+ certification exam is most suitable for the following candidates-

• System Administrator

• Systems Engineer

• Network Administrator

• Network Engineer

• Cloud Developer

• Cloud Specialist

• Project Manager,

• Cloud Computing Services

• Cloud Engineer Manager,

• Data Center SANs

• Business Analyst,

• Cloud Computing

Learning Objectives

The CompTIA Cloud+ exam will certify the successful candidate has the knowledge and skills required to:

• Learn the standard cloud methodologies

• Perform, maintain and deliver cloud technologies (e.g., network, storage and virtualization technologies

• Learn all the aspects of IT security and use industry best practices related to cloud implementations

Topics:

Domain 1: Configuration and Deployment 24%

• Analyzing system requirements to ensure successful system deployment

• Executing a provided deployment plan

• Analyzing system requirements to determine if a given testing plan is appropriate

• Analyzing testing results to determine if the testing was successful in relation to the given system requirements.

• Analyzing sizing, subnetting, and basic routing for a provided deployment of the virtual network

• Analyzing CPU and memory sizing for a provided deployment

• Analyzing the appropriate storage type and protection capability for a provided deployment

• Analyzing the characteristics of the workload (storage, network, compute) to ensure a successful migration

• Applying elements required to extend the infrastructure into a given cloud solution

Domain 2: Security 16%

• Applying security configurations and compliance controls to meet given cloud infrastructure requirements

• Applying the appropriate ACL to the target objects to meet access requirements according to a security template

• Implementing defined security technologies to meet given security requirements.

• Applying the appropriate security automation technique to the target system

Domain 3: Maintenance 18%

• Determining the appropriate methodology to apply given patches

• Applying the appropriate automation tools to update cloud elements

• Applying an appropriate backup or restore method

• Applying appropriate disaster recovery methods

• Applying the appropriate steps to ensure business continuity

• Applying the appropriate maintenance automation technique to the target objects

Domain 4: Management 20%

• Analyzing defined metrics to determine the presence of an abnormality and/or forecast future needed cloud resources

• Determining the appropriate location of cloud resources

• Determining when to provision/de-provision cloud resources

• Implementing account provisioning techniques in a cloud environment to meet security and policy requirements

• Analyzing deployment results to confirm they meet the baseline

• Applying appropriate changes to meet expected criteria

• Determining the appropriate metrics to report

Domain 5: Troubleshooting 22%

• Troubleshooting a deployment issue

• Troubleshooting common capacity issues

• Troubleshooting automation/orchestration issues

• Troubleshooting connectivity issues

• Troubleshooting security issues

• Explaining the troubleshooting methodology