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Data Mining Training In Vellore
Description
Uncover the essential tool for information management professionals known as Data Mining. Data mining is the process of extracting patterns from large data sets by connecting methods from statistics and artificial intelligence with database management. Although a relatively young and interdisciplinary field of computer science, data mining involves analysis of large masses of data and conversion into useful information.
Also you can learn Which data can be mined and used to enhance businesses, data patterns which can be visualized to understand the data better, the process, tools, and its future by modern standards. It will also talk about the increasing importance of transforming unprecedented quantities of digital data into business intelligence giving users an informational advantage.
Requirements
Basic understanding of the IT industry
Knowledge of the English language
Who is the target audience?
IT managers looking to improve data management and analysis techniques.
Data analysts investigating the processes and tools of successful Data Mining.
Modules :
- Overview
- Tasks
- Issues
- Evaluation
- Terminologies
- Knowledge Discovery
- Systems
- Query Language
- Classification & Prediction
- Decision Tree Induction
- Bayesian Classification
- Rules Based Classification
- Classification Methods
- Cluster Analysis
- Mining Text Data
- Mining WWW
- Applications & Trends
- Themes
DM Useful Resources
- Quick Guide
- Useful Resources
- Discussion
- Selected Reading
- Developer's Best Practices
Duration :
50 Hours
For More Details :
Redback IT Academy
No : 5/X2 Hari Ohm , Phase III,
Sathuvachari,
Vellore. 632009.
+91 8189985551 | info@redbacks.in
Virtualization Management Training
About Virtualization Management Certification Training
Virtualization Management refers to the deployment, updating, monitoring and maintenance of virtualized applications. Virtualization is vital to the modern organization because it allows it to run various applications simultaneously on a single server. VMWare is the most recognizable name in the field, and their VCP certification carries great value.
Syllabus :
Module 1 :
Introduction
Introduction Virtualization Management
Virtual Data Center
Module 2
Lesson 1 – Virtual machines in the cloud environment
Lesson 2 – Interfaces in the V-sphere environment
Lab 1 Part 1 – Install a V-Sphere client on a local workstation
Lab 1 Part 2
Lesson 3 – ESXI Architecture
Lab 2 Part 1 – Making Configuration Changes to the ESXI Host
Lab 2 Part 2 – Hardware Configuration
Module 3
Lesson 1 – Virtual Machine Files
Lesson 2 – Creating a Virtual Machine (VM)
Lab 3 Part 1 – Working with Virtual Machines / Data Stores
Lab 3 Part 2 – Building a Windows 7 VM
Module 4
Lesson 1 – Module 4 Introduction
Lesson 2 – Managing the Vcenter server inventory
Lab 4 Part 1 – Operations with the vCenter server
Module 5
Lesson 1 – Introduction to Network Standard Switches
Lab 5 – Standard Virtual Switches
Lesson 2 Part 1 – Configuring Standard Switch Policies
Lesson 2 Part 2 – Configuring Standard Switch Policies (continued)
Module 6
Lesson 1 Part 1 – Storage
Lesson 1 Part 2 – Data stores (continued)
Lesson 2 – Working with Configuring iSCSI
Lesson 3 – Working with NFS Storage
Lab 6 – Working with iSCSI storage
Lab 7 – Accessing IP Storage
Lesson 5 – Working with VMFS Data Stores
Lab 8 Part 1 – VMFS File System within vSphere
Lab 8 Part 2 – Removing a Data Store
Lesson 6 – VMWare Storage Appliance (VSA)
Module 7
Lesson 1 – Templates and Clones
Lab 9 – Templates and Clones
Lesson 2 – Working with Making Modifications to Virtual Machines (VMs)
Lab 10 Part 1 – Making modifications to an existing virtual machine
Lab 10 Part 2 – Verifying new disks
Lesson 3 Part 1 – Migrating Virtual Machines (VMs)
Lesson 3 Part 2 – Storage requirements for vMotion
Lab 11 Part 1 – Migrating virtual machines
Lesson 4 – Creating VM Snapshots
Lab 12 Part 1 – Registering and Unregistering Virtual Machines (VMs)
Lab 12 Part 2 – Taking a snapshot of a virtual machine
Lesson 5 – Creating a vApp
Lab 13 – How to Create a vApp
Module 8
Lesson 1 Part 1 – Data Protection
Module 9
Lesson 1 – ESXi Host Access and Authentication
Lesson 2 – Configuring Roles and Permissions
Lab 14 – Exploring Properties of Access Control
Lab 15 Part 1 – User Permissions
Lesson 3 – Vshield Endpoint
Module 10
Lesson 1 – Resource Management and Monitoring
Lesson 2 – Resource Controls
Lesson 3 Part 1 – Resource Pools
Lab 16 – Creating CPU Contentions
Lesson 4 Part 1 – Monitoring Resource Usage
Lesson 4 Part 2 – Monitoring Resource Usage
Lab 17 – Virtual Machine Performance Monitoring Lab
Lesson 5 – Alarms
Lab 18 – Alarms Lab
Module 11
Lesson 1 – High Availability
Lesson 2 Part 1 – Configuring High Availability in a Cluster
Lesson 3 – High Availability Architecture
Lab 19 Part 1 – High Availability Functionality of vSphere Lab
Lab 19 Part 2 – High Availability Functionality of vSphere Lab (part 2)
Lab 19 Part 3 – High Availability Functionality of vSphere Lab (part 3)
Lesson 4 – Introduction to Fault Tolerance
Lab 20 – Configuring Fault Tolerance on a Virtual Machine VM (Lab)
Lesson 5 Part 1 – Introduction to Replication
Lesson 5 Part 2 – Single Site Replication
Lesson 5 Part 3 – Main data center replication to remote offices
Module 12
Host Scalability
Lab 21 Part 1 – Exploring the Distributed Resource Functionality Scheduler for a Cluster of Hosts
Lab 21 Part 2 – Distributed Resource Functionality Scheduler for a Cluster of Hosts
Module 13
Patch Management
Lab 22 Part 1 – vSphere Update Manager (lab) – Update the VIC
Lab 22 Part 2 – vSphere update manager (lab 2) Configuration
Duration :
15 Hours
For More Details :
Redback IT Academy
No : 5/X2 Hari Ohm , Phase III,
Sathuvachari,
Vellore. 632009.
+91 8189985551 | info@redbacks.in
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Cloud Infrastructure and Services Training
Overview :
This course educates participants on building cloud infrastructure based on a cloud computing reference model. The reference model includes five fundamental layers (physical, virtual, control, orchestration, and service) and three cross-layer functions (business continuity, security, and service management) for building a cloud infrastructure.
For each layer and cross-layer function, this course covers the comprising technologies, components, processes, and mechanisms. This course takes an open-approach to describe the concepts and technologies. Upon completing this course, participants will have the knowledge to make informed decisions on technologies, processes, and mechanisms required to build a cloud infrastructure.
Course Duration :
5 Days
Audience :
This course is intended for:
Experienced IT professionals, who may not have had exposure to cloud computing
IT professionals responsible for architecting and managing cloud infrastructure
Students and professionals who are looking to pursue career in cloud computing
Prerequisite Knowledge/Skills :
Basic understanding of computer architecture, operating system, and database
Experience in compute system, storage and network infrastructure will be an added advantage
Course Objectives :
Upon successful completion of this course, participants should be able to:
- Describe cloud computing, its deployment and service models.
- Describe the cloud computing reference model and the key considerations to build a cloud infrastructure.
- Describe the key components and processes required to build physical, virtual, control, and service layers of a cloud infrastructure.
- Describe the service orchestration, business continuity, security, and service management functions for a cloud infrastructure.
Course Outline :
The content of this course is designed to support the course objectives.
• Module 1: Introduction to Cloud Computing
▬ Essential characteristics of cloud computing
▬ Cloud service models and cloud service brokerage
▬ Cloud deployment models
• Module 2: Building the Cloud Infrastructure
▬ Cloud computing reference model
▬ Deployment options and solutions for building cloud infrastructure
▬ Considerations for building cloud infrastructure
• Module 3: Physical Layer
▬ Compute system
▬ Storage system architectures
▬ Network connectivity
• Module 4: Virtual Layer
▬ Virtual layer functions
▬ Virtualization software
▬ Resource pool and virtual resources
• Module 5: Control Layer
▬ Control layer functions
▬ Control software
▬ Software-defined approach for managing IT infrastructure
▬ Resource optimization techniques
• Module 6: Service and Orchestration Layers
▬ Service layer functions
▬ Cloud portal
▬ Cloud interface standards
▬ Protocols for accessing cloud services
▬ Service orchestration
▬ Cloud service lifecycle
• Module 7: Business Continuity
▬ Business continuity and service availability
▬ Fault tolerance mechanisms
▬ Backup and replication
▬ Cloud application resiliency
• Module 8: Security
▬ Cloud security threats
▬ Cloud security mechanisms
▬ Governance, risk, and compliance
• Module 9: Service Management
▬ Service portfolio management processes
▬ Service operation management processes
For More Details :
Redback IT Academy
No : 5/X2 Hari Ohm , Phase III,
Sathuvachari,
Vellore. 632009.
+91 8189985551 | info@redbacks.in
Credit Card Fraud Reported After People Purchased OnePlus Smartphones
If you purchased OnePlus devices through the official site in the last few months, your credit card details could be at risk. Many users who bought OnePlus devices later reported suspicious activity on their credit card statement.
According to a security firm Fidus, the issue could be associated with how the payment process happens, not the OnePlus website. The site is developed using the Magento eCommerce platform which the researchers say has been targeted by attackers multiple times.
As the payments page is hosted on the OnePlus site, the credit card details can be intercepted by the attackers. They have a small window before the details get encrypted and sent to the third-party server for processing.
In their official response made on the OnePlus forum, the Chinese smartphone maker said they’re investigating the credit card fraud reports and agreed that the buyers who used their credit cards directly to make purchases are among the affected ones.
OnePlus said all the payment processing is done on the servers of their payment service provider. When a buyer chooses “Save this card for future tractions,” the card details are stored on the third-party server. The OnePlus site only saves an encrypted token which is used by the payment server to fetch the payment details of the buyer.
OnePlus also clarified that they have been shifting away from Magento platform and re-designing their website with custom code. Also, they never used Magento’s payment module. So, it’s unlikely their site is affected by the Magento bugs discovered in the past.
While the company was quick to issue a statement, it doesn’t seem it would of much help to the buyers who got money sucked from their accounts. People who are seeing unknown transactions in their statement are advised to contact their banks immediately and get things sorted.
Tag :
Mobile Security
