iSAQB® CPSA-A - CLOUDINFRA - Infrastructure, Container and Cloud Native (English) - Seminar / Kurs von ITech Progress GmbH

Under the clouds – infrastructures for the cloudThe way in which software is designed, developed and produced has changed significantly in recent years, not least due to microservices, containers and container managers. Modern applications must function in a cluster of several nodes, be dynamically placeable, scalable, and fault-tolerant.This iSAQB Advanced Level training provides the answer to the question: “How to design and implement dynamic Cloud Native Architectures”. Furthermore, Cloudinfra is not only about the reasons for operating a cloud or the advantages and disadvantages of a cloud. Participants will gain comprehensive knowledge about Cloud Native Architectures, Container Application Design, Logging/Monitoring/Alerting, Container Native Storage and possibilities for UI integration. Typical concepts of current container managers will be demonstrated and it will be shown how common quality requirements can be realized for larger web applications.

 Face-to-Face training

•   Training documents and, if applicable, exercise materials
•   Snacks, cold and hot drinks and lunch on all days
•   Modern equipped and large training rooms for a pleasant learning atmosphere
•   Didactically skilled and practically experienced trainers

Live online training

•   Training documents and, if applicable, exercise materials
•   Visual collaboration through modern online tools
•   High degree of interactivity through adapted documents, exercises and breakout rooms
•   Optimal support by trainer also in the breakout rooms

Contents

•     Basics of modern infrastructures
•     Common architectural concepts and helpful patterns
•     Cloud native journey
•     Development, CI / CD and operations
•     Automation

Target group

The ISAQB-Advanced training is aimed at software architects, developers and project managers who design and develop systems in agile environments and should have several years of experience in IT projects.

Knowledge of a specific technology, methodology or programming language is helpful, but not essential.