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Cisco Evolving Technologies is Live!

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Wow, that was fast. It is here! The Cisco Evolving Technologies course that so many of you have requested is now live on the CBT Nuggets website. This course covers the latest objectives for this section that is numbered 1.1 and went live in August of 2018.

When Cisco revs the Evolving Technologies section in the future – we will update this course to ensure that you are covered!

For a complete list of the Nuggets in this course – click here.

Use this course to obtain the video instruction you need for the following objectives! This course also features several extremely entertaining Hands-On Labs where you get to break stuff!

Evolving Technologies

Enjoy the training.

A.1    Cloud

A.1.a        Compare and contrast public, private, hybrid, and multi-cloud design considerations
A.1.a.i      Infrastructure, platform, and software as a service (XaaS)
A.1.a.ii      Performance, scalability, and high availability
A.1.a.iii    Security implications, compliance, and policy
A.1.a.iv    Workload migration
A.1.b        Describe cloud infrastructure and operations
A.1.b.i      Compute virtualization (containers and virtual machines)
A.1.b.ii      Connectivity (virtual switches, SD-WAN and SD-Access)
A.1.b.iii      Virtualization functions (NFVi, VNF, and L4/L1)
A.1.b.iv      Automation and orchestration tools (cloud center, DNA-center, and Kubernetes)

A.2    Network Programmability

A.2.a        Describe architectural and operational considerations for a programmable network
A.2.a.i      Data models and structures (YANG, JSON and XML)
A.2.a.ii    Device programmability (gRPC, NETCONF and RESTCONF)
A.2.a.iii    Controller based network design (policy driven configuration and northbound/ southbound APIs)
A.2.a.iv    Configuration management tools (agent and agent-less) and version control systems (Git and SVN)

A.3    Internet of Things

A.3.a        Describe architectural framework and deployment considerations for Internet of Things (IoT)
A.3.a.i    IoT technology stack (IoT Network Hierarchy, data acquisition and flow)
A.3.a.ii    IoT standards and protocols (characteristics within IT and OT environment)
A.3.a.iii  IoT security (network segmentation, device profiling, and secure remote access)
A.3.a.iv  IoT edge and fog computing (data aggregation and edge intelligence)

Cisco CCIE RS Core Concepts – Evolving Technologies Arriving at CBT Nuggets

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Evolving Technologies

All Nuggets are complete for one of the most requested courses in my five-year history with CBT Nuggets! The course is now in the review process at CBT Nuggets and I expect the course to release in the next couple of business days to our site. This course details EVERY bullet and sub-bullet point of the latest Evolving Technologies section for CCIE written exams as well as the CCDE qualification exam. If you would like the PDF of these objectives – just click here.

Nugget in this course consist of the following titles:

  1. Cloud Benefits and Vendors
  2. Cloud Deployment and Service Models
  3. Performance in the Cloud
  4. Scalability in the Cloud
  5. High Availability in the Cloud
  6. Security Policies and Compliance
  7. Encryption and Tunneling
  8. Securing the Infrastructure
  9. Securing a Cloud Service Model
  10. Security Automation
  11. Workload Migrations
  12. Workload Migration Considerations
  13. Virtual Machines
  14. Hypervisors
  15. Installing the ESXi Hypervisor
  16. Virtual Switches
  17. Introducing Containers
  18. Running Containers
  19. SD-Access
  20. SD-WAN
  21. Virtualization Functions
  22. Automation and Orchestration
  23. CloudCenter and DNA Center
  24. Kubernetes
  25. XML and JSON
  26. YANG and NETCONG
  27. RESTCONF and gRPC
  28. Version Control Systems
  29. SDN: Policy Driven Configuration
  30. SDN: Northbound and Southbound APIs
  31. Agent and Agent-less Config Mgmnt Tools
  32. Introducing the IoT
  33. IoT Technologies
  34. IoT Technology Stacks
  35. The Common IoT Model
  36. IoT Security
  37. IoT Edge and Fog Computing