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Cloud Computing and Digital Infrastructure Management

  • Cloud Computing and Digital Infrastructure Management
  • United Kingdom (UK) - London

Cloud Computing and Digital Infrastructure Management

Course Category : Digital Transformation

A specialised programme designed to strengthen competencies in digital infrastructure management, cloud architecture, system security, operational efficiency, and service continuity through established technology and governance practices.
• Duration: 5 Training Days
• Level: Intermediate to Advanced.

Starts On

10 - May - 2027

Ends On

14 - May - 2027

Location

United Kingdom (UK) - London

Language

English

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Targeted Audience

  • IT and Digital Infrastructure Managers.
  • Systems and Network Administrators.
  • Cloud Computing and Infrastructure Engineers.
  • Digital Transformation and Technology Project Managers.
  • Information Security and Cybersecurity Professionals.
  • Data Centre and IT Service Administrators.
  • IT and Digital Governance Consultants.

Targeted Skills

  • Cloud Computing Models and Architecture Analysis.
  • Digital Infrastructure Requirements Assessment.
  • Virtualisation, Networking, and Storage Management.
  • Cloud Security Controls Analysis.
  • IT Infrastructure and Service Governance.
  • Performance, Availability, and Scalability Assessment.
  • Cloud Cost Analysis and Resource Optimisation.
  • Service Continuity and Disaster Recovery Strategy Development.

Expected Outcomes

  • Explain cloud computing fundamentals and their role in digital infrastructure development.
  • Differentiate cloud service models and deployment options.
  • Analyse digital infrastructure components and integration requirements.
  • Evaluate information security risks in cloud environments.
  • Identify governance, compliance, and technical accountability requirements.
  • Interpret infrastructure performance and service availability indicators.
  • Assess resource optimisation and operational cost management options.
  • Formulate business continuity and disaster recovery requirements for cloud-based systems.

Training Topics Index

  • Cloud computing concepts and the evolution of enterprise digital infrastructure.
  • Cloud service models Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), and Software as a Service (SaaS).
  • Deployment models public, private, hybrid, and multi-cloud environments.
  • Cloud architecture principles, scalability, elasticity, and service availability.
  • Organisational cloud readiness assessment criteria.

  • Core cloud infrastructure components computing, storage, and networking.
  • Virtualisation and containerisation technologies for resource management.
  • Cloud networking architectures and interconnection of systems and services.
  • Cloud storage, backup management, and data integration.
  • Resource allocation, capacity planning, and infrastructure efficiency optimisation.

  • The shared responsibility model between cloud providers and customers.
  • Identity and access management across digital infrastructure.
  • Data protection, encryption, and cloud security risk management.
  • Infrastructure governance and compliance with regulatory standards and organisational policies.
  • Threat management, security incident response, and digital service resilience.

  • Principles of IT operations and service management in cloud environments.
  • Performance monitoring, availability management, and service quality indicators.
  • Service Level Agreements (SLAs) and infrastructure reliability management.
  • Cloud financial management and resource allocation using FinOps principles.
  • Performance optimisation, operational efficiency, and digital sustainability strategies.

  • Business continuity requirements for cloud infrastructure.
  • Backup and disaster recovery strategies, including RTO and RPO objectives.
  • High-availability architectures and single-point-of-failure reduction.
  • Change management, system upgrades, and digital infrastructure development planning.
  • Emerging trends in cloud computing, edge computing, and intelligent automation.