A new learning path is available for professional IT Architects who would like to certify on IBM Cloud.

With this learning path, Architects can gain experience designing cloud solutions for large-scale, enterprise environments.

Experts from IBM Garage and IBM Global Services created approximately 35 to 40 hours of new, digital learning for IBM Cloud Architects through the IBM Center for Cloud Training, including hands-on exercises.

IBM Cloud Architect learning path by the IBM Center for Cloud Training, hosted on IBM

Modules

Modules in the professional-level IBM Cloud Architect learning path include the following:

  1. Introduction to the Cloud Architect Role
  2. Overview of IBM Cloud Service Models
  3. Introduction to the IBM Cloud Compute Options
  4. Architectural Overview of Using VMWare Solutions
  5. Architectural Overview of Using IBM Cloud Container Platforms
  6. Using the IBM Cloud Container Repository and Registry
  7. Creating a Simple Deployment for an IBM Function on the Cloud
  8. Reviewing the IBM Virtual Private Cloud (VPC)
  9. Reviewing the IBM Cloud Storage Options
  10. Networking Options for Architecting Hybrid Cloud Solutions
  11. Planning a Security Strategy
  12. Overview of Disaster Recovery Concepts
  13. Applying Data and AI Reference Architectures for Cloud Solutions
  14. Introducing the Internet of Things
  15. Using the Blockchain Reference Architecture
  16. Applying IBM Cloud Monitoring into the Service Management Reference Architecture
  17. Introduction to Modern Integration Reference Architectures with IBM Cloud
  18. Review of Data Analysis, Management, and Reporting
  19. Introduction to DevOps for Cloud Solutions
  20. Introduction to IBM Cloud Paks for Architects
  21. Lab Exercise: Moving a Monolithic Application to the Cloud

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Certification opportunity

This IBM Cloud Architect learning path provides exposure to technology and processes assessed by the professional-level IBM Cloud Solution Architect v4 certification exam. To prepare for this certification exam, learners are encouraged to develop their skills by further exploring lab scenarios or working on IBM Cloud projects upon completion of the learning path.

Learning subscription

This course is available as an annual learning subscription. The subscription model can be very advantageous. For example:

  • Learners can repeat modules as they transition from casual learning to project work, then again to prepare for the certification exam.
  • Learners can take advantage of new and updated course modules as they become available during the subscription period.

IBM Learning for Cloud Individual Subscription (Role-based) can be ordered from IBM Sellers, IBM Business Partners, the IBM Center for Cloud Training web site, and IBM Product pages for USD $3,600.

Larger projects can buy pre-discounted packs of 75 role-based learning subscriptions for USD $150,000 that can be used to enroll in this, or any other, role-based learning path offered by the IBM Center for Cloud Training. Please contact your IBM Seller or IBM Business Partner for this Enterprise Subscription.

More information

  • The cost of IBM Cloud certification exams administered by Pearson VUE varies by country and is not included as part of the IBM Learning for Cloud Subscription.
  • IBM Business Partners can find this learning path on IBM PartnerWorld.
  • IBM employees should enroll in ICCT learning plans on the IBM Your Learning web site.
  • IBM Cloud Education adds new role-based subscriptions that provide training options leading to professional certification for in-demand cloud careers, IBM RFA 76282, available on the IBM Offering Information site.
  • Learn more about the IBM Center for Cloud Training.

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