The demand for cloud training is enormous and growing rapidly, but the majority of training available is vendor-focused, which means most cloud professionals are tied to particular technologies and limited in their ability to implement a wide range of cloud services.
That’s why I am pleased to tell you that Logical Operations has formed a partnership with the National Cloud Technologists Association (NCTA) to develop the largest vendor-agnostic cloud computing training channel available today.

 M7 Test Center is inaugural  NCTA Cloud launch partner, so we can offer you CLOUD Computing curriculum that covers MANY vendors.

The advantage for IT professionals:

they  will learn to manage cloud computing technologies from many different vendors such as 
Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, Rackspace Cloud, OpenStack Red Hat, Office 365, and Google Apps,
​enabling them to be more successful on the job.


CLOUD MASTER LEARNING PATH


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 COMPLETE CLOUD TRAINING
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The three CloudMaster courses
guide students through a wide expanse of cloud based technologies. Technologies covered include Microsoft Windows and Azure, Amazon Web Services, VMware, Linux, Google Docs, Drupal, Wordpress, OpenStack, Rackspace, Digital Ocean, Chef, and Chef Solo.

Cloud Technologies, Cloud Operations, and Cloud Architecture courses, lead  the candidate to the Course Master Certification.

M7 Test Center stays up to date with the latest technologies, in order to provide you with the relevant skill you need to succeed in the ever-changing technology landscape.
Our partnership with LO allow us to offer the courses you need to get ahead.


NCTA- ​Cloud

Technologies
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 This course is designed for system administrators or prospective system administrators


An overview of cloud computing will help you develop a deep understanding of the models and understand the landscape of technologies used in the cloud and those employed by users of cloud services. You will receive multiple points of view, first hand experience and a foundation in managing industry leading cloud services like Amazon Web Services, Drupal, Wordpress, Google Docs and Digital Ocean.
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​Cloud Operations
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 This course is designed for system administrators or cloud technologists who wish to further develop their skills for evaluating, deploying, and administering cloud services
This module helps you study the management of cloud operations and addresses the application need for compute power, managing CPU scaling, and meeting both structured and unstructured storage requirements. You will learn how to painlessly deploy fairly complex applications that scale across multiple instances in cloud technologies including Windows Azure Chef, Chef Solo, Linux and Windows Tools.
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​Cloud Architecture


This course is designed for system administrators who wish to plan, design, and implement cloud services for their organizations

​This module includes OpenShift, OpenStack, VMware, Amazon Web Services, Azure and Rackspace, and provides a framework to assess application performance needs while addressing business requirements of Return on Investment (ROI), Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) and Key Performance Indicators (KPIs). Groups will complete a cloud assessment of Fortune 100 firms using public information and make presentations to the client.
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THE MODERN CLASSROOM                                         
CHANGING THE WAY THE WORLD SEES TRAINING

Moving forward, NCTA courses will be designed in the Logical Operations instructional design model, and delivered exclusively on the Logical Operations CHOICE learning platform.
CHOICE provides immersive learning experience, intuitive digital multi- platform learning experience that is unique to the learner.
The cloud computing curriculum will give students direct access to powerful digital learning tools before, during, and after class to help reinforce learning beyond the classroom. Students enjoy a multitude of ways to learn: video learning, peer-to-peer learning through social communities, checklists for on-the-job support, assessments that check for understanding — all available any time on any device.
Candidates spend the majority of class time focused on use cases rather than lectures on theoretical knowledge. Candidates finish the curriculum with a full portfolio of cloud skills, and not just a head full of abstract cloud concepts.