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Introduction to VMware CloudHealth

Craig Arcuri

As organizations diversify into the public cloud, the management of their cloud resources becomes exponentially more complicated in a multi-cloud environment. It becomes difficult to manage the who, what, and where of resources being launched in the cloud environment. Visibility into costs incurred and hidden costs from shadow IT become a problem. So the need has arisen for a unifying platform with one dashboard to manage resources across different cloud providers such as AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud Platform. This need has been met by VMware CloudHealth. In this course 'Introduction to VMware CloudHealth', we will show how CloudHealth can be used to optimize our multi-cloud environment. CloudHealth can be used to not only view costs across our multi-cloud environment, but also help us manage and reduce costs. Additionally, CloudHealth can help us with Governance of our resources and provide visibility into our security posture across our multi-cloud environment. In this course, we will start off with an overview section and answer the question What is CloudHealth and from there detail the benefits of CloudHealth. We will wrap up the overview section by adding accounts (AWS, Azure, and GCP) to our CloudHealth environment. We will learn how CloudHealth gets all of this data by linking CloudHealth to a Cost and Usage Report in AWS. In the next section, Managing and Reporint Costs, we look at budgeting and forecasting and also cost reporting. These three elements tie closely together and the accuracy of the data we feed to these elements is crucial. In the next section, we discuss governance of our multi-cloud environment. Lessons include 'Managing Cloud Assets and Configurtion', and 'Using Policies and Actions to Enforce Governance', and policies coupled with actions can enable automation. In the final sction, 'Securing Cloud Infrastructure', we look at using policies to enhance our security posture, and using CloudHealth reports for security.

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Know what's good
, what to watch for
, and possible dealbreakers
Provides a comprehensive overview of multi-cloud management and governance, with a focus on VMware CloudHealth
Addresses key challenges faced by organizations operating in multi-cloud environments, including cost optimization, resource management, and security
Taught by industry expert Craig Arcuri, who has extensive experience in cloud management
In-depth coverage of topics such as budgeting, forecasting, cost reporting, governance, and security
Emphasizes real-world applications, making the concepts relatable and practical
May require prior knowledge or experience in cloud computing

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Learners who complete Introduction to VMware CloudHealth will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:
Cloud Cost Analyst
The Cloud Cost Analyst ensures that the cloud environment is optimized to minimize costs and maximize efficiency. CloudHealth directly supports this kind of work by helping analysts gain visibility into costs and manage cloud resources across different providers. Learners of this course will gain the skills necessary to succeed as a Cloud Cost Analyst and effectively help organizations manage and reduce costs in their cloud environments.
Cloud Architect
Cloud Architects design, build, and manage cloud computing solutions. This course, Introduction to VMware CloudHealth, will provide Cloud Architects with the knowledge and skills to effectively manage multi-cloud environments, optimize costs, and enhance security posture. CloudHealth's features for managing and reporting costs, as well as its governance and security capabilities, will be particularly valuable to Cloud Architects.
Cloud Security Engineer
Cloud Security Engineers are responsible for protecting data and applications in the cloud. This course will help learners gain the skills and knowledge needed to use CloudHealth to enhance their security posture in their multi-cloud environment. CloudHealth's policies and reports for security will be particularly valuable for Cloud Security Engineers.
Cloud Governance Analyst
Cloud Governance Analysts ensure that cloud resources are used in compliance with company policies and regulations. This course will help learners gain the skills and knowledge needed to use CloudHealth to manage and enforce governance in their multi-cloud environment. CloudHealth's policies and actions, as well as its reporting features, will be particularly valuable for Cloud Governance Analysts.
DevOps Engineer
DevOps Engineers bridge the gap between development and operations teams to ensure smooth and efficient software delivery. This course will help learners gain the skills and knowledge needed to use CloudHealth to manage and optimize their multi-cloud environment, which can help improve collaboration and efficiency between development and operations teams.
IT Manager
IT Managers are responsible for planning, implementing, and managing IT systems and infrastructure. This course will help learners gain the skills and knowledge needed to use CloudHealth to manage and optimize their multi-cloud environment, which can help reduce costs, improve efficiency, and enhance security.
Cloud Engineer
Cloud Engineers design, build, and manage cloud computing systems. This course will help learners gain the skills and knowledge needed to use CloudHealth to manage and optimize their multi-cloud environment, which can help improve performance, reliability, and security.
IT Auditor
IT Auditors evaluate the effectiveness of IT systems and controls. This course may be useful for IT Auditors who want to gain a better understanding of cloud computing and how to audit cloud environments. CloudHealth's features for managing and reporting costs, as well as its governance and security capabilities, may be particularly valuable for IT Auditors.
Cloud Operations Engineer
Cloud Operations Engineers are responsible for managing and maintaining cloud computing systems. This course may be useful for Cloud Operations Engineers who want to gain a better understanding of cloud computing and how to manage multi-cloud environments. CloudHealth's features for managing and reporting costs, as well as its governance and security capabilities, may be particularly valuable for Cloud Operations Engineers.
Systems Engineer
Systems Engineers design, build, and manage computer systems. This course may be useful for Systems Engineers who want to gain a better understanding of cloud computing and how to manage multi-cloud environments. CloudHealth's features for managing and reporting costs, as well as its governance and security capabilities, may be particularly valuable for Systems Engineers.
Software Engineer
Software Engineers design, develop, and maintain software systems. This course may be useful for Software Engineers who want to gain a better understanding of cloud computing and how to develop and deploy software in the cloud. CloudHealth's features for managing and reporting costs, as well as its governance and security capabilities, may be particularly valuable for Software Engineers.
Data Engineer
Data Engineers design, build, and manage data pipelines and systems. This course may be useful for Data Engineers who want to gain a better understanding of cloud computing and how to manage data in the cloud. CloudHealth's features for managing and reporting costs, as well as its governance and security capabilities, may be particularly valuable for Data Engineers.
Network Engineer
Network Engineers design, build, and manage computer networks. This course may be useful for Network Engineers who want to gain a better understanding of cloud computing and how to manage networks in the cloud. CloudHealth's features for managing and reporting costs, as well as its governance and security capabilities, may be particularly valuable for Network Engineers.
Security Analyst
Security Analysts investigate and respond to security threats. This course may be useful for Security Analysts who want to gain a better understanding of cloud computing and how to secure cloud environments. CloudHealth's features for managing and reporting costs, as well as its governance and security capabilities, may be particularly valuable for Security Analysts.
IT Consultant
IT Consultants provide advice and guidance to organizations on IT-related matters. This course may be useful for IT Consultants who want to gain a better understanding of cloud computing and how to help organizations manage and optimize their multi-cloud environments. CloudHealth's features for managing and reporting costs, as well as its governance and security capabilities, may be particularly valuable for IT Consultants.

Reading list

We've selected six books that we think will supplement your learning. Use these to develop background knowledge, enrich your coursework, and gain a deeper understanding of the topics covered in Introduction to VMware CloudHealth.
"Cloud Computing: The Definitive Guide" widely used textbook and industry reference that covers all aspects of cloud computing, including management and operations. It good supplementary reference for all topics in this course.
"Cloud Computing: Concepts, Technology & Architecture" covers both foundational and advanced cloud computing concepts. It comprehensive reference for cloud computing.
"Cloud Computing: A Practical Approach" widely used textbook for cloud computing courses and industry certifications. It provides foundational knowledge for cloud management.
"Amazon Web Services in Action" covers all the key AWS services, including cost management and security. It can serve as a reference when using CloudHealth with AWS.
"Cloud Management: Best Practices for Enterprise IT" covers management and governance in the cloud. It presents best practices for cloud operations and can act as a reference when encountering cloud management issues.
"Governance of Enterprise IT" explores the role of governance in managing IT, including cloud platforms. It good reference for understanding the governance principles that are applicable to cloud management with CloudHealth.

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