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Amazon Web Services (AWS) have taken the world by storm since it's official launch in 2006. It started with an innovative use of spare, aging, but capable computing resources. Amazon found a way to virtualize and abstract the hardware that would ultimately be used to drive the software for a business IT resource. By eliminating the need for specific hardware, the entire IT infrastructure has been revolutionized. IT teams no longer have to build servers, worry about redundancy of hardware, or worry about scaling hardware either up or down based on need. What used to take days or weeks to plan, buy, install, and configure, can now be done in seconds. Want a new server? Click, click, click, select the size of processor, RAM, etc. and you have a server. That's where it started.

Now, years after that innovative start, with services and capabilities being added at a breakneck pace, there is very little that can't be virtualized in the AWS cloud. The increase in capability when moving from physical, on premises hardware to an AWS virtualized infrastructure is mind boggling. With virtual private networks and circuits, intrusion protection, virtualized firewalls, and many other protection services, there is little to no security risk with an AWS virtualized IT infrastructure, certainly less risk that a physical on premises IT infrastructure.

The second huge innovation that AWS brought was the ability to pay for your services by the hour, based on resources used. This guarantees that your IT infrastructure will always be utilizing the hardware you "purchase" at a rate of 100%. It used to be that IT would buy more hardware than needed to build in capacity for growth and to account for the time, risk, and expense of adding hardware to an existing system. Typical cost savings from moving from on premises IT infrastructure to AWS virtualized infrastructure can be as high as 90%.

You can start taking advantage of these innovations with our comprehensive training courses.

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Microsoft has gone all in on the cloud — shifting its focus from operating systems and office productivity software to Azure, its cloud computing service. Like Windows and Office before it, Azure is quickly becoming the preferred cloud solution of enterprise organizations — and that means companies need fully trained Azure administrators and developers.

However, even certifications have changed since Azure took center stage at Microsoft. You won’t see any MCSA: Azure or MCSE: Azure certifications. Instead, Azure certifications were the first to get rolled into a new type of Microsoft certification — role-based certifications. Microsoft role-based training validates the skills associated with a job role rather than a Microsoft product. With role-based certifications, Microsoft acknowledges the disconnect between the knowledge required to earn a certification and the knowledge required to perform a job.

Rather than the typical MCSA, you’ll see Microsoft Certified Associate and Microsoft Certified Expert certifications. These MCSA replacements are designed for a wide range of roles, including Azure users, administrators, architects, and developers.

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Check Point is a leading provider of IT security hardware and software for a range of applications, including endpoint security and mobile security. Check Point may only control about 10 percent of security appliance market share, but that actually makes Check Point knowledge all the more valuable. Check Point-certified security professionals should be able to defend against network threats, assess current security policies, and monitor network activities. That’s invaluable to a company and very valuable to the security professionals who get trained.

Any IT professional, especially those responsible for protecting networks, can use online Check Point training. Security is paramount for all organizations, making Check Point certification and skills valuable.

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Networking is the bedrock of the IT industry and modern technologies, and Cisco is the undisputed global leader in routing and switching hardware and software. As a networking professional, you’ll be hard pressed to spend your entire career never having touched Cisco equipment. Their equipment is everywhere.

Cisco training is designed for networking professionals who are looking to increase their value and assume higher levels of responsibility. It not only validates proficiency building and maintaining Cisco networks. Cisco training also validates core networking skills and knowledge. That’s why it’s the gold standard for networking training.

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Citrix is a leading virtualization provider renowned for its desktop virtualization technologies, and as an established competitor against VMware. Citrix is also well-known for having products that just work, particularly for companies moving from expensive on-prem infrastructure to inexpensive virtualized environments. But even technology that’s relatively easy to maintain requires training to deploy and troubleshoot.

IT pros tasked with virtualizing IT infrastructures should consider Citrix training. As more organizations migrate to the cloud, virtualization skills are in high demand — making Citrix training videos a smart investment for desktop and application administrators.

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When you’re learning IT technologies with a vendor, you’re often getting high-level concepts and product-specific training. However, CompTIA training is vendor-neutral, which means it validates you know how to configure, deploy, secure, and manage IT technologies generally.

As a result, CompTIA certification training is universally applicable to any product. Typically, learners who are new to IT pursue CompTIA certifications. However, CompTIA also has advanced and professional certifications as well. From the foundational CompTIA A+ to the CySA+, every IT professional will benefit from the knowledge in this vendor-neutral training.

CompTIA training courses provide foundational knowledge for a wide variety of IT roles including desktop support, networking administrator, cloud administrator, and IT project manager.

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F5 Networks offers products and services ranging from network traffic management to application development and deployment. The amount of internet traffic continues to increase, so being able to help organizations manage their network loads and deliver apps makes F5 Networks training a good investment for network administrators and engineers.

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Fortinet training provides you with skills that an increasing number of organizations are searching for. As cyberthreats grow more frequent and complex, IT pros who can leverage platforms like FortiAnalyzer and FortiManger are in high demand.

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GCP is the third largest cloud provider by market share, which means cloud professionals are likely to encounter either GCP infrastructure or services through the course of their career. That’s particularly true for IT professionals working at a company with products that leverage AI, machine learning, or Big Data. GCP doesn’t have as many services as its competitors, though GCP shines in a few areas — analytics, machine learning, Big Data, and containerization infrastructure.

Google Cloud Platform administrators, engineers, and architects are in high demand. Anyone who works in a GCP environment, or who wants to diversify their cloud computing skills, will benefit from online Google Cloud Platform training.

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Even people who spend a lot of time with Google products might pause when they see the name "Google Workspace". What exactly is Google Workspace and how is it different from G Suite or Google Apps? The short answer is nothing. In October 2020, Google rebranded their suite of productivity software apps as Google Workspace. Functionally, very little changed about the productivity applications with the rebrand, although Google does plan to add even more interoperability between the different applications than is already possible.

Google has software-as-a-service offerings for email, chat, video conferencing, scheduling, data storage, word processing, spreadsheets, form generation, and more. The productivity suite isn't just useful, it's also priced right for companies from as small as one-person teams to global enterprises. This Google Workspace training illustrates how to make full use of all of Google's productivity apps — there are nearly a dozen of them, and each comes with a wide range of capabilities and functionality.

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ISACA is a nonprofit, global association of professionals in the information security career field who have organized themselves in an attempt to shape the infosec industry and career. They produce guidance, standardize vocabulary, develop methods and approaches to infosec problems, and generally try to keep everyone who works as an infosec officer, cryptographer, penetration tester, security administrator or security architect on the same page.

One of the ways that ISACA maintains a rigorous definition of an infosec professional through challenging certification exams and steep work experience requirements to earn and maintain certification. ISACA training is how you prepare for passing those grueling certifying exams and join the ranks of information security professionals.

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Juniper Networks may be a smaller company than Cisco, but they have an outsized footprint among internet service providers (ISPs). Given their market saturation among complex networks, Juniper hardware and their operating system, Junos, was built from the ground-up with automation in mind. For that reason, Juniper training covers a lot of ground. Not only will you need to know Juniper software and hardware, but you’ll also need to know the advanced networking principles inherent in managing big networks, like BGP and IS-IS.

This Juniper training prepares IT professionals on a wide range of core networking skills and advances into operational tasks like Junos and automation.

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Linux is a popular open-source operating system that’s easy to use and highly secure. Systems administrators or IT professionals working in Linux environments can benefit from Linux Professional Institute certification (LPI) training. Because Linux and open source can be found in most server rooms, Linux training is highly valued by employers.

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The most recognizable name in the tech, Microsoft products and services are widely used and trusted by organizations worldwide. Its Windows operating system and Office productivity suite are preferred by enterprise organizations. Azure, Microsoft’s cloud platform, is the fastest-growing cloud platform. And Windows Server runs thousands of systems every day.

Because of Microsoft’s staying power, everyone can benefit from learning how to use Microsoft technologies, whether they are an experienced systems administrator overseeing Windows 10 deployments or an end user wanting to be more proficient at using Excel. For cloud professionals, knowing how to leverage Azure and its services will greatly expand their skill sets.

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Oracle is particularly popular among the largest companies in the world, but you’ll find Oracle databases in organizations of all sizes across industries. Oracle database administrators must know how to access and properly store data in Oracle databases, and also troubleshoot the database when problems arise.

While it may be convenient to think of Oracle database as a singular monolithic application, but it's really comprised of a bunch of different processes and servers and features. As an Oracle database administrator, you’ll need to know how they interact with each other, the users, and the network. Database administrators need to know how an Oracle database operates inside and out. This Oracle training offers a deep dive both into Oracle and Oracle’s flavor of SQL — Oracle SQL.

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All firewalls control traffic with an Access Control List, but next-gen firewalls have a few more bells and whistles. Next-generation firewalls control traffic based on the application and deep packet inspection, which is great. But the thing Palo Alto brings to the table is a firewall that can dynamically learn about threats across the entire internet. The moment a threat is discovered on the internet, that information is communicated to your firewall.

Palo Alto has some of the most advanced security appliances on the market. To use these firewalls, you’ll first need to know what they can do, and then how to make sure they’re working properly. This Palo Alto training will help you with both.

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The Project Management Institute researches and creates resources for people who work on projects all over the world.

PMI training explains those tools and delivers that knowledge to people who would be project managers including specific tools, techniques, and knowledge that can bring a unique product or service into reality.

PMI training can lead to earning any of the eight certifications PMI maintains or to landing a job as a project manager or a program manager. Companies in every industry all over the globe need trained project managers, and PMI training makes you a more capable and desirable hire.

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Salesforce is a leading customer relationship management platform (CRM) that allows organizations to build stronger relationships with customers and potential leads. For the last few years, Salesforce has been transitioning users from its Classic platform to its Lightning platform.

With each release, Salesforce Lightning becomes more stable and moves closer to being the default interface for Salesforce. But, Classic is still very much alive. Salesforce may not be developing new features for Classic, but it’s not taking any away. That means this Salesforce Classic training is still the perfect user training for any office that hasn’t switched over.

This move from Classic to Lightning — and the lingering of Classic — has caused concern among both users and administrators. For users, they need to learn a whole new interface, which keeps them on Classic. For administrators, they have to not only support an entire new Salesforce, but also train users on the new interface while still supporting the old interface. This training will help both Classic and Lightning users — and also help administrators transition their users to Lightning.

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VMware is a leading provider of virtualization software and services — and is renowned for its hypervisor technology. Because of VMware’s long-standing reputation, VMware training is a smart investment for a wide range of IT professionals from systems administrators to mobility administrators.