Interactive Cloud Computing Revision Platform

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A complete toolkit to understand, practice, and memorize the entire IT436 syllabus.

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Every topic with a simple Arabic explanation, English definition, and a real-world analogy.

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8 weeks · 73 topics

The full syllabus

From cloud fundamentals to the control layer — organized week by week.

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Week 1Beginner

Cloud Basics

What the cloud really is, how it differs from traditional IT, and the models that define every cloud service.

9 lessons

Week 2Intermediate

Physical Layer — Compute

Servers, hyper-converged infrastructure, and the virtualization technology that powers every cloud VM.

10 lessons

Week 3Intermediate

Physical Layer — Storage

From spinning platters to RAID, caching, storage access methods, and provisioning strategies.

12 lessons

Week 4Advanced

FC SAN

Fibre Channel Storage Area Networks: components, topologies, ports, layers, addressing, and zoning.

11 lessons

Week 5Advanced

IP SAN

Running storage over IP networks with iSCSI and FCIP — initiators, targets, adapters, discovery, and tunneling.

9 lessons

Week 6Advanced

FCoE

Fibre Channel over Ethernet: converging SAN and LAN onto one lossless Ethernet fabric.

7 lessons

Week 10Advanced

Cloud Networking

Data-center network design: traffic patterns, congestion problems, physical layouts, and modern fabrics.