Cloud Computing Posts

Certifications show employers you have the skills they need for IT support. Check out our list of the best IT support and help desk certifications.

There are so many things you could accomplish as an IT pro. Check out these stories from IT pros on what they’re proud of accomplishing in 2021.

On paper these acronyms can be easily confused. In reality, they mean very different things. Learn the difference and how to make them work for you.

SD-WAN offers many benefits for organizations looking to modernize networks around applications.

Ready to grow your IT career? If so, check out the best Linux certifications today to prove you have this in-demand skill.

Know some of the common traits of Windows, Linux, and macOS to select the next operating system for you to learn.

2FA is widely used to improve an organization’s security. Learn why IT pros are expected to know how to explain and integrate it into IT environments.

If you have the strategic, operational and tactical skills necessary to protect data in the cloud, cloud security specialist may be a good fit for you.

Building or moving applications and services into a cloud requires more than technical skills – considering business requirements is key.

Cloud security layers help administrators understand concepts like secure access, the shared security model and the principle of least privilege.

Cloud migrations are a critical and timely topic for cloud administrators and one that CompTIA Cloud+ covers extensively.

Part 1 of my favorite CompTIA Cloud+ topics, covering virtual machines/containers, virtual networks, resource scaling and service deployment.

Intro to a series covering my three favorite CompTIA Cloud+ topics: Managing compute resources, migrations and cloud security layers.

As more entities adopt cloud technology, the way we execute penetration testing changes. Learn about these new challenges.

CompTIA’s Business Applications Advisory Council has created a Cloud Applications Playbook, a resource targeted to help SaaS vendors and solution providers be more successful in the cloud—and with each other.