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Skill · Cloud · Expose a cloud workload and make it withstand failures

Make a workload elastic: no local state, scalable by adding instances, tolerant to losing one

Make a workload elastic: move state out of the instances, loose coupling between components, adding an instance behind the load balancer without changing the code, losing an instance with no client-side error, while telling elasticity and scalability apart.

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The path

Where it comes from, where it leads

What you need to know first, where you stand on this skill, and what it opens next. Your status is computed in your browser, from what you have read and passed.

Before · 2 prerequisites

Recommended before · 4

This skill, for you

Make a workload elastic: no local state, scalable by adding instances, tolerant to losing one

Computing

It unlocks · nothing yet

No other skill requires it: it is an end-of-path skill.

Lessons

How to learn it

2 lessons, about ~55 min, in program order. Each lesson ends with its quiz.

Beyond the lessons

Assess, practise, pass the proof

Reading a lesson confirms nothing. A skill is confirmed by a passed quiz, practised in a guided lab, and put to the test by a challenge or a mission; an imported lab result is not verified by the site.

Assess yourself

3 quizzes

At the end of the lessons: passed at 70%, they confirm the skill.

Practice

No guided lab

No guided lab practices it yet.

Proof

No proof

Neither a challenge nor a mission with a proof yet.

Apply it on real infrastructure

Hands-on lessons: their labs count as practice and their quizzes assess you, without being required to acquire it.

Around it

Who requires it, who teaches it

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