Explore the services from Bluemix, the PaaS offering from IBM Cloud.

Explore best practices and case studies for building out a business continuity and disaster recovery (BC/DR) strategy with public cloud services such as AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud.

Discover the services offered by leading private cloud platforms. Consider if one is right for your business and then determine which solution meets the needs of your organization.

In this era of digital transformation, the move to cloud is inevitable. In this course, instructor Rashim Mogha walks you through several critical steps in determining your cloud strategy and guiding your company's digital transformation. Rashim explains hybrid and multicloud deployment models, then goes into how to make sure your stakeholders understand how the move to cloud will affect the business. She covers how to have roadmap discussions and create a roadmap. She helps you determine how to pick the right project for proof of concept and how to ensure that you have a team that is open to change. She explains the roles and responsibilities of the Center of Excellence (COE) team, then explores how to create a robust enablement plan for the COE. In conclusion, she teaches you about how to vet potential cloud partners and how to decide if you want MSP to be a part of your cloud journey strategy.

Generate genuine business insights from big data. Learn to implement Apache Hadoop and Spark workflows on AWS.

Build apps that leverage all that the cloud has to offer. Learn how to package a Node.js app with Docker, deploy it to Kubernetes, and enhance it with cloud native capabilities.

Developers need to understand how to use serverless functions in cloud environments. In this course, instructor Frank P Moley III explains how to use AWS Lambda as a serverless framework and why developers should understand how to use this tool. Frank introduces you to AWS Lambda and how to interact with Lambda in the AWS console. He talks about how and why serverless exists and operates as a technology selection, including its benefits, downfalls, and use cases. Frank covers how to use Lambda functions with Python, Java, and Go.

If you are new to cloud native serverless programming, you may be wondering about what tools are out there for your use and what types of projects you can complete with them. In this series of courses, instructor Frank P Moley III walks you through a variety of cloud native projects. This course focuses specifically on Azure Functions as a serverless framework. Frank introduces Azure Functions, shows you some of the benefits and risks of a serverless-based system, and explains the most common use cases for serverless. He covers Python-based Azure Functions and how you can deploy and run an Azure Function written in Python. Frank goes into Java-based Azure functions and how you can deploy and execute Azure Functions written in Java. He also gives you challenges and possible solutions for both Python and Java.

Every cloud developer should understand the use of serverless functions in cloud environments. In this course, senior software engineer Frank Moley shows you how to understand and implement serverless cloud functions in Google Cloud Platform (GCP). Frank introduces GCP Cloud Functions, as well as the benefits, negatives, and risks of a serverless system. Then he walks you through the steps and strategies you need to implement Python, Java, and Go in GCP serverless, including practical challenges and solutions for each.

Learn how to choose a cloud-based NoSQL database solution that's right for your organization.

Explore the cybersecurity challenges impacting businesses in non-highly regulated industries. Learn about key security controls and examine security requirements around the world.

Explore cloud security considerations unique to the government and military, including data protection, privacy, risk, and compliance requirements around the world.

Get a region-by-region breakdown of the data protection and privacy laws and unique cybersecurity challenges facing the financial services industry.

Get a region-by-region breakdown of the data protection and privacy laws and unique cybersecurity challenges facing the healthcare industry.

Learn to build optimized cloud-native Java applications for microservices architectures with the help of Eclipse MicroProfile.

Assemblies are fundamental units of deployment for .NET Framework applications, and understanding how assemblies manage code is crucial for developers. In this course, discover how to work with .NET assemblies. Ted Neward walks through the basics of and explains common language runtime (CLR) interactions. He goes into the physics of assemblies, covers assemblies and modules, explains how assemblies scope various elements inside of the CLR, and discusses how to reference assemblies from managed code. He also reviews the security guarantees that the CLR can provide, such as resisting attempts to tamper with assemblies.

Learn about using common language runtime for loading assemblies, consulting the global assemble cache (GAC), examining codebase hints, handling assembly resolution, and more.

Learn about Common Language Runtime (CLR) bytecode, and discover how to use it to manage virtual machines in Windows applications.

Learn about .NET memory management, and discover how to use the common language runtime's garbage collector to manage the allocation and release of memory for an application.

Learn how to use Reflection to obtain information about loaded CLR assemblies and the types defined within them, such as classes, interfaces, and value types.