4.7: Assessments

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    Learning Objectives

    After completing this chapter, students will be able to:

    1. Compare cloud administration and traditional IT administration across tools, access methods, roles, skills, and security.
    2. Explain Identity and Access Management (IAM) in cloud platforms (AWS, GCP) and contrast it with traditional directory services.
    3. Describe the shared responsibility model and its implications for cloud security management.
    4. Analyze how administrative responsibilities change when organizations migrate from on-premises to cloud infrastructure.
    5. Evaluate the evolving skill requirements for IT professionals transitioning from traditional to cloud-based roles.
    6. Apply cloud administration best practices including Infrastructure as Code, least privilege, and FinOps principles.
    7. Assess real-world cloud administration scenarios involving cost management, automation, and governance.

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