CCCP-001 Exam Information and Guideline
Certified Cloud Computing Professional (CCP)
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The Cloud Certified Professional (CCP) program offers 7 certification tracks, each dedicated to a specialized field of practice within the cloud computing industry. Visit the CCP Matrix page for an overview of the certification tracks and their associated CCP courses. Use this matrix to plan your path to accreditation!
Exams that are passed with a grade that is 10 or more percentage points greater than the passing grade are considered to have been passed with honors. For example, if an exams passing grade is 70%, then a grade of 80% or higher is required for the exam to be considered to have been passed with honors.
Whether you pass exams with a regular passing grade or with an honors grade is shown in your exam history on your AITCP account. If you pass all exams within a certification track with honors, a special version of the certificate is issued indicating that the accreditation was attained with honors and displaying a special gold-colored seal.
The Cloud Certified Professional (CCP) curriculum from Arcitura is comprised of 21 course modules. Course delivery options can include private on-site workshops, live virtual training, public workshops or self-paced training via Study Kits or eLearning. Each module is a one-day course when taught by a Certified Trainer or can take 10-14 hours to complete via self-study.
Fundamental Cloud Computing
Concepts, terminology, technologies, benefits, challenges, SLAs and business cost metrics associated with cloud computing are covered, along with SaaS, IaaS, PaaS delivery models, common cloud deployment models, and cloud characteristics.
Cloud Technology Concepts
This course covers a range of topics related to cloud computing mechanisms, cloud security threats and controls, and essential cloud technologies. Also addressed are testing, cloud storage, industry standards, and emerging technologies and trends.
Cloud Technology Lab
A hands-on lab during which participants apply practices, mechanisms, and technologies to design cloud-based service architectures in order to solve a set of complex problems.
Fundamental Cloud Architecture
This course delves into the technology architecture of cloud platforms and cloud-based solutions and services by exploring a series of new cloud computing mechanisms and their utilization via a set of cloud computing design patterns.
Advanced Cloud Architecture
Advanced technology architecture topics are addressed in this course with a focus on complex cloud-based solution design, including the incorporation of hybrid cloud deployment models, compound design patterns, and solution architectures that span cloud and on-premise environments.
Cloud Architecture Lab
A hands-on lab during which participants apply the patterns, models, concepts, techniques, and mechanisms covered in previous courses, in order to complete a series of architectural and design exercises.
Fundamental Cloud Security
This course dives into the implementation technologies behind the cloud security mechanisms first introduced in Module 2, and further explores how these mechanisms and associated security technologies can be configured and combined to establish a cloud security architecture.
Advanced Cloud Security
Complex security topics are addressed by this course, which introduces a set of security design patterns that address the application of cloud security mechanisms and technologies in order to establish sophisticated, custom security controls for preventative and reactionary responses to common threats and attacks.
Cloud Security Lab
A hands-on lab during which participants apply the patterns, concepts, techniques, and mechanisms covered in previous courses, in order to complete a series of exercises that present real-world security problems.
Fundamental Cloud Governance
This course explains IT governance as it pertains to the evolution and regulation of cloud computing environments and assets. Numerous models and framework components are explored to establish structured models for identifying and associating cloud governance precepts and processes to cloud project stages.
Advanced Cloud Governance
This course builds upon the fundamental models and framework components and identifies and describes numerous cloud governance precepts and processes for cloud project Define, Build, Test, Deliver, Operate, Consume and End Stages.
Cloud Governance Lab
A hands-on lab during which participants apply the cloud governance framework components, models, precepts and processes covered in previous courses, in order to complete a series of exercises.
Fundamental Cloud Storage
This course expands upon the cloud storage topics introduced in Module 2 by further exploring cloud storage devices, structures, and technologies from a more technical and implementation-specific perspective. A set of cloud storage mechanisms and devices are established, along with in-depth coverage of NoSQL and cloud storage services.
Advanced Cloud Storage
A number of advanced topics are introduced in this course, including persistent storage, redundant storage, cloud-attached storage, cloud-remote storage, cloud storage gateways, cloud storage brokers, Direct Attached Storage (DAS), Network Attached Storage (NAS), Storage Area Network (SAN), various cloud storage-related design patterns, and the overall information lifecycle management as it applies specifically to cloud-hosted data.
Cloud Storage Lab
A hands-on lab during which participants apply the patterns, concepts, practices, devices, and mechanisms covered in previous courses, in order to complete a series of exercises that pertain to solving cloud storage problems and creating cloud storage architectures.
Fundamental Cloud Virtualization
Core topic areas pertaining to the fundamental virtualization mechanisms and types used within contemporary cloud computing platforms are explored, along with various key performance indicators and related metrics.
Advanced Cloud Virtualization
A range of specialized and advanced design patterns that build upon Module 16 to explore virtualization-related reliability, performance and integration, as well as combinations of mechanisms are covered, whereby the problem scenario, application, and solution are presented for each individual design pattern.
Cloud Virtualization Lab
A hands-on lab during which participants apply the models, concepts, and techniques covered in previous courses, in order to complete a series of complex exercises that enable participants to demonstrate proficiency in applying design patterns to solve common problems in cloud-based environments.