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This course will teach you how to proficiently install, configure, and operate Salt Cloud module to support operations in a multi-cloud scenario.
In this course, Using Salt Open for Cloud Management, you will learn to install, configure, and operate Salt Cloud modules. First, you will explore a set of real-world use-case where you need to deploy Salt Cloud. In more detail, you will explore a set of challenges posed by the multi-cloud scenario, that can be easily solved by using Salt Cloud. Next, you will discover how to install, configure, and operate Salt Cloud. You will be introduced to Salt Cloud Command line interface and its main commands. Finally, you will learn how to manage Salt Cloud main objects (providers, profiles, maps) which provides a representation of your cloud resources and how to exploit the potential of Salt Cloud by invoking those objects via Salt Cloud CLI. When you are finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge of salt cloud needed to operate your public and private clouds virtual machines with a single unified command line interface.
In this course, Using Salt Open for Cloud Management, you will learn to install, configure, and operate Salt Cloud modules. First, you will explore a set of real-world use-case where you need to deploy Salt Cloud. In more detail, you will explore a set of challenges posed by the multi-cloud scenario, that can be easily solved by using Salt Cloud. Next, you will discover how to install, configure, and operate Salt Cloud. You will be introduced to Salt Cloud Command line interface and its main commands. Finally, you will learn how to manage Salt Cloud main objects (providers, profiles, maps) which provides a representation of your cloud resources and how to exploit the potential of Salt Cloud by invoking those objects via Salt Cloud CLI. When you are finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge of salt cloud needed to operate your public and private clouds virtual machines with a single unified command line interface.