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Cloud Foundry for Developers (LFD232) + CFCD Exam Bundle
Course Description
Overview
The Cloud Foundry Certified Developer certification is a performance-based exam designed to verify a candidate's expertise using the Cloud Foundry platform and building cloud-native applications.Exam Details
This is an online proctored exam that can take up to three hours to complete.It includes performance-based tasks and multiple choice questions, to test individual developers on their practical and conceptual knowledge of Cloud Foundry and general cloud-native architectural principles.
Objectives
Audience
Prerequisites
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In order to get the most out of this course:
Student should be an active developer, comfortable using command line tools and familiar with basic cloud computing concepts. Be familiar with Java/Spring, Node.js and/or Ruby is a plus. Introduction to Cloud Foundry and Cloud Native Software Architecture course is useful preparation for this course.
Students will need to provide their own Cloud Foundry instance to complete this course. While they can install Cloud Foundry locally, this can be challenging and will consume a lot of resources on your computer. There are hosted providers that may provide free trials, but their offerings do tend to change, and may impose resource limitations. In such cases, you may have to upgrade to a paid plan to complete the labs.
Topics
- Chapter 1. Course Introduction
- Chapter 2. CF Motivators
- Chapter 3. Basic Definitions
- Chapter 4.Technical Overview
- Chapter 5. Core Themes
- Chapter 6. Logging and Metrics
- Chapter 7. Resiliency
- Chapter 8. Services
- Chapter 9. Twelve-Factor Applications
- Chapter 10. Log Drain Review
- Chapter 11. Manipulating Routes
- Chapter 12. App Execution and Security Groups
- Chapter 13. Staging and Running
- Chapter 14. Microservices
- Chapter 15. Route Services
- Chapter 16. Docker
- Chapter 17. TCP Routing
- Chapter 18. UAA and OAuth2
- Chapter 19. Cascading Failure
- Chapter 20. Distributed Tracing
- Chapter 21. Application Lifecycle
- Chapter 22. Non-Breaking Changes
- Buildpacks
- Buildpack sources (system,git)
- Stacks
- Health checks
- Buildpack release notes
- CF push
- CF start/stop/restart/restage
- CF delete
- CF app
- Scaling (horizontal/vertical)
- Application manifests
- CLI
- CLI plugins
- Logging
- Targeting
- CF help
- Orgs & spaces
- CF curl
- Environment Variables
- Roles & Permissions
- Application security groups
- Route management
- Inter-application communication
- Service brokers
- Managed services
- Service instance lifecycle & use
- UPSI
- Sharing service instances
- Space scoped brokers
- VCAP_APPLICATION
- VCAP_SERVICES
- Service keys
- CF SSH
- Route confusion
- Out of memory
- CF_TRACE
- Troubleshoot SVC connection
- Route collision
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