IBM C1000-142 - IBM Cloud Advocate v2

IBM Cloud® Pak's are AI-powered software. Using IBM Cloud® Pak's customers are automating, predicting and optimizing business processes and modernizing business models at a faster pace without compromising capabilities, security and resiliency.

IBM Cloud offers IBM Cloud® Pak's for following:

IBM Cloud Pak® for Network Automation: Automate networks to deliver zero-touch operations.

IBM Cloud Pak® for Security: Generate deeper insights into threats and orchestrate actions for scalability and automated responses.

IBM Cloud Pak® for Business Automation: Automate business operations to achieve better performance.

IBM Cloud Pak® for Data: Unify cloud storage and simplify the collection, organization and analysis of data.

IBM Cloud® Activity Tracker records events in compliance with the CADF standard. These events are triggered by user-initiated activities that change the state of a service in the cloud. The solution empowers users to see, manage and analyze cloud actions. IBM Cloud® encrypts all data in transit, and you can encrypt your data at rest with your own keys, and then monitor the events around the lifecycle of the encryption keys with IBM Cloud® Activity Tracker. IBM Cloud® supports multiple encryption options, whether you're looking for a solution that supports the bring your own key (BYOK) or keep your own key (KYOK) functionality. For an in-depth look at the options to secure your data depending on your organization's needs

Resiliency means - Quick recovery from unexpected failure.

Cloud computing means on-demand network access to shared resources. The main benefits of cloud computing is to provide faster time to market, Improved agility of applications. Selling un-used time slice of computing is the earliest implementation of cloud computing. [Exam Tips] : On-demand self-service is an essential characteristic of cloud computing.

The goals of cloud native are to adopt design patterns, paradigms, and techniques that enable loosely coupled systems build around microservice architecture principles.

Explanation

Site reliability engineering (SRE) uses software engineering to automate IT operations tasks - e.g. production system management, change management, incident response, even emergency response - that would otherwise be performed manually by systems administrators (sysadmins). The principle behind SRE is that using software code to automate oversight of large software systems is a more scalable and sustainable strategy than manual intervention - especially as those systems extend or migrate to the cloud. SRE can also reduce or remove much of the natural friction between development teams who want to continually release new or updated software into production, and operations teams who don't want to release any type of update or new software without being absolutely sure it won't cause outages or other operations problems. As a result, while not strictly required for DevOps, SRE aligns closely with DevOps principles and can be play an important role in DevOps success

IBM cloud analytic services provide a simple way to find new and un-expected insight to quickly to deliver business challenging results.

Explanation

Private cloud (also known as an internal cloud or corporate cloud) is a cloud computing environment in which all hardware and software resources are dedicated exclusively to, and accessible only by, a single customer. Private cloud combines many of the benefits of cloud computing—including elasticity, scalability, and ease of service delivery—with the access control, security, and resource customization of on-premises infrastructure. Advantages of private cloud include the following: Full control over hardware and software choices. Private cloud customers are free to purchase the hardware and software they prefer, vs. the hardware and software the cloud provider offers. Freedom to customize hardware and software in any way. Private cloud customers can customize servers in any way they want and can customize software as needed with add-ons or through custom development. Greater visibility into security and access control, because all workloads run behind the customers’ own firewall. Fully enforced compliance with regulatory standards. Private cloud customers aren’t forced to rely on the industry and regulatory compliance offered by the cloud service provider.