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Hello and welcome to performance and redundancy for Cloud Connections.

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In this skill, we're going to be jumping in and looking at different

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technologies and

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options that we have available to provide both better performance and of course

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to provide

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redundancy for our connections to our Cloud environment.

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So we'll start off by talking about why that's so important.

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Why do we care so much about redundancy and scalability on today's networks?
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Why do we care so much about redundancy and scalability on today's networks?

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Then we'll take a deeper look at some of our redundancy requirements, things we

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need to

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consider and technologies we need to provide when dealing with redundancy and

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really performance

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in our connections to the Cloud.

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Then we'll wrap up by talking about our three major Cloud providers and some of

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the different

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redundancy strategies and features that they offer.

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We'll start with AWS, then we'll talk about Microsoft's Azure and finally we'll
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We'll start with AWS, then we'll talk about Microsoft's Azure and finally we'll

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wrap up

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with Google Cloud Platform.

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So we have quite a bit of stuff to discuss here, a lot of pretty cool stuff.

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So let's go ahead and jump in.

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I'll see you in the next video.

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