Describe the history and basic nature of cloud computing, distinguish between cloud services and deployment models, and summarize the IBM Cloud platform and account essentials with this functional, non-technical credential.
An individual certified with the IBM Certified Advocate - Cloud v2 credential can describe the history and basic nature of cloud computing and distinguish between cloud services and deployment models. They can identify common categories of cloud infrastructure and services while summarizing the IBM Cloud platform and account essentials.
The IBM Certified Advocate - Cloud v2 credential is a functional non-technical credential which provides foundational cloud knowledge leading the candidate to the IBM Certified Technical Advocate - Cloud v5 credential, the next step on their cloud journey.
A candidate who earns the following two certifications will also receive the stacked IBM Certified Advocate Plus - Cloud v2 certification:
IBM Certified Advocate - Cloud v2
IBM Certified Technical Advocate - Cloud v5
Basic knowledge of business computing concepts
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