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1. Include the goals, results, project URL (if applicable), and what you learned in a brief paragraph.
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   2. From this project, I learned cloud native services are the next big thing. Having to store data for businesses can be expensive but using cloud computing has made it so much easier. However, there is a downside to using this technology. It uses too much energy and contributes to pollution. By using green cloud computing practices, we can mitigate those harmful actions and be more environmentally responsible.

The main goals of this program are to provide students with a strong foundation in Cloud Computing concepts, architecture, security, and deployment models. Completing the AWS Academy Cloud Foundations program, I learned about the different cloud service models, virtualization technologies, cloud security, and cloud deployment models, which included: Cloud Concepts, Cloud Economics and Billing, AWS Global Infrastructure, AWS Cloud Security, Networking and Content Delivery, Compute, Storage, Databases, Cloud Architecture, and Auto Scaling and  Monitoring.

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Cloud Architecture & Cloud Security

Joshua Siegel – FOX BBA in Accounting and MIS Student (temple.edu)

 

 

 

 

MIS 3406 Project

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URL-https://community.mis.temple.edu/ksieradzki/2023/04/25/cloud-write-up/

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1. For MIS3406, this Class Project required the completion of 10 Modules of AWS Academy Cloud Foundations to gain a certificate from AWS. All of the modules provided a foundation to the course material taught by my professor, Mart Doyle. Topics included:

• Cloud Concepts
• Cloud Billing – focuses on pricing and charging for cloud services, explains different pricing models such as pay-as-you-go, subscription based, and spot pricing
• AWS Global Infrastructure – the collection of data centers and network points across the globe
• Cloud Security – different security measures that are taken to protect the cloud such as firewalls and NACLs
• Networking and Content Delivery – services that can enable communication between the cloud and the user
• Compute – services that can run and manage applications
• Storage – allows the user to store and manage data on the cloud
• Databases – can create, manage, and operate databases on the cloud
• Cloud Architecture – design and deployment of cloud applications
• Autoscaling and Monitoring – services that enable the user to scale their IT/cloud infrastructure and to monitor it efficiently.

AWS Academy Cloud Foundations & Developing

As a part of my Cloud Architecture class, I learned the foundations of Amazon AWS. Upon completing all of the modules in AWS Academy, I received a certificate which is linked below. Through this course I learned about the different services provided through AIS, and how to utilize them. The knowledge gained from this course worked alongside my classwork to give me an understanding of the basics of Amazon Web Services.

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