CompTIA Cloud+ CV0-004 Lessons
Every lesson is free to read, with three practice questions each. Work through them in order, or jump to the objective you need.
- A cloud lab that will not bill you, and the habits that keep it that wayAudio
- Service and deployment models: the two axes people keep confusingObjective 1.1Audio
- Multi-cloud, lock-in, and making the case to the businessObjective 1.1Audio
- Virtualization: hypervisors, machine types and what the cloud is built onObjective 1.2Audio
- Allocation, oversubscription and the noisy neighbourObjective 1.2Audio
- Virtual networks, subnets and routing inside a cloudObjective 1.3Audio
- Connecting to the cloud: VPNs, peering and private linksObjective 1.3Audio
- Containers and images, and why a container is not a small VMObjective 1.4Audio
- Orchestration: scheduling, self-healing and desired stateObjective 1.5Audio
- Cloud database fundamentals: relational, non-relational and managedObjective 1.6Audio
- Right-sizing, autoscaling and getting performance per poundObjective 1.7Audio
- Reading a cloud bill, and controlling it before it arrivesObjective 1.8Audio
- Sizing a workload before you move itObjective 2.1Audio
- Compatibility, dependencies and the things that do not moveObjective 2.1Audio
- Infrastructure as code: declarative and imperativeObjective 2.2Audio
- Templates, modules and infrastructure you can reuseObjective 2.2Audio
- State, drift, and why the console is the enemy of IaCObjective 2.2Audio
- Migration strategies: rehost, replatform, refactor, and the two that are not movesObjective 2.3Audio
- Executing a migration: replication, cutover and rollbackObjective 2.3Audio
- Provisioning compute and storageObjective 2.4Audio
- Provisioning networking and identity, and the order that mattersObjective 2.4Audio
- Scaling horizontally and vertically, and knowing which you needObjective 3.1Audio
- Patching and updating without taking the service downObjective 3.1Audio
- Decommissioning, and the cost of what you forgotObjective 3.1Audio
- Backup types, schedules and retentionObjective 3.2Audio
- Restore testing: the only proof a backup worksObjective 3.2Audio
- Disaster recovery: RPO, RTO and the site you fail over toObjective 3.2Audio
- Metrics, logs and traces: the three signalsObjective 3.3Audio
- Alerting that someone will actually answerObjective 3.3Audio
- Scanning cloud assets for vulnerabilitiesObjective 4.1Audio
- Prioritising and remediating what the scan foundObjective 4.1Audio
- Identities, roles and least privilegeObjective 4.2Audio
- Federation, single sign-on and multifactor authenticationObjective 4.2Audio
- Container image security and the registryObjective 4.3Audio
- Runtime container security and isolationObjective 4.3Audio
- Compliance standards, and what an auditor actually asks forObjective 4.4Audio
- Encryption, key management and protecting dataObjective 4.5Audio
- Network and host controls in the cloudObjective 4.5Audio
- Automation that removes the manual stepObjective 5.1Audio
- Source control for infrastructure and configurationObjective 5.2Audio
- Building a CI/CD pipelineObjective 5.3Audio
- System integration: APIs, webhooks and message queuesObjective 5.4Audio
- The DevOps toolchain: what each tool is forObjective 5.5Audio
- Event-driven architecture and serverlessObjective 5.6Audio
- Troubleshooting a deployment that will not deployObjective 6.1Audio
- A method for cloud connectivity faultsObjective 6.2Audio
- Latency, throughput and routing problemsObjective 6.2Audio
- Responding to leaked credentials and privilege escalationObjective 6.3Audio
- When DNS, DHCP or NTP breaks the cloudObjective 6.4Audio
- Finding and fixing misconfigurationsObjective 6.5Audio