Cloud Operations, Monitoring, Security, and Compliance
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Taught by IBM Skills Network Team
Information TechnologyComputer Science
About the course
Build job-ready skills employers need with this IBM Cloud Operations, Monitoring, Security and Compliance course. Ideal for professionals looking to become a hybrid cloud architect or systems architect. You’ll learn how to manage hybrid cloud operations, implement multicloud monitoring, and secure cloud infrastructure at scale. You’ll build in-demand skills in cloud operations management, Site Reliability Engineering (SRE), and Infrastructure as Code (IaC), enabling you to operate, automate, and optimize enterprise cloud environments. Plus, through practical labs, you’ll apply Service-Level Indicators (SLIs), Service-Level Objectives (SLOs), and error budgets to improve reliability while designing monitoring and observability solutions using Prometheus, Grafana, and AWS CloudWatch. You’ll also implement identity and access management (IAM), along with zero trust security models, and enforce data encryption, while aligning architectures with SOC 2, GDPR, and HIPAA requirements. In the final project, you’ll then integrate operations, monitoring, and security into cohesive hybrid cloud architecture. Enroll now to build job-ready cloud operations skills and advance your career.
The consensus
Every one of the 2 reviews we read gave it 4★ or more. This is the most-upvoted one (no upvotes).
“I was looking for a comprehensive course material on cloud monitoring, security and compliance. As I have started going through the course, the material seems to be suiting my needs. Thanks!”
Starisk reads the reviews learners voted most helpful, and weights each by the square root of its votes: a review with 80 upvotes counts about five times one with 2. Unvoted reviews are not skipped out of laziness — by this model they carry no evidence that other students endorsed them.
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Reviews read on 23 Oct 2026.Read them on Coursera ↗