Build your foundation in IBM Cloud — covering cloud fundamentals, networking, compute, storage and backup, integration services, and cloud native concepts to support clients' IBM Cloud solutions.
An IBM Cloud Technical Advocate is a professional in a technical role, usually with less than one year of foundational cloud knowledge; their experience derives from information technology-related disciplines. They discern client-specified requirements and goals, then support the deployment of an appropriate solution with IBM Cloud, helping clients realize benefits related to IBM Cloud services.
A candidate who earns the following two certifications will also receive the stacked IBM Certified Advocate Plus - Cloud v2 certification:
It requires passing one exam: Test C1000-170 - IBM Cloud Technical Advocate v5.
Foundation level understanding of cloud computing concepts and models.
Understand common cloud solution architectures and design patterns.
Fundamental level of solution networking on IBM Cloud.
Strategies for availability and resiliency across IBM Cloud services.
Security strategies and best practices for IBM Cloud solutions.
Recognize the features and components of the IBM Cloud Platform.
During exam development, the Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) define all of the tasks, knowledge and experience that an individual would need in order to successfully fulfill their role with the product or solution. These are represented by the objectives below and the questions on the exam are based upon these objectives.
This assessment exam measures your ability to accomplish the technical tasks listed in the related job role and exam objectives. The sample test gives you an idea of the type and number of questions that may appear on the actual exam.
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