This course series introduce Huawei Cloud general-purpose solutions and development roadmap, including SAP, blockchain, data enablement and AI, DR, and Kunpeng solutions.

This course is intended for Huawei Cloud partners and will introduce the Huawei Cloud CDN product.

This course systematically analyzes cloud native technologies, analyzes cloud native core pillars and services from the definition and historical source tracing, and compares the differences between cloud and cloud native. Based on Huawei Cloud CCE and CCI practices, this course discusses the advantages, challenges, and future trends of cloud native knowledge, helping you build a comprehensive cloud native knowledge system.

Want to know what ServiceStage is, what features it supports, and how to use it? This course will answer your questions.

This course describes the public cloud market environment and trend in China, public cloud opportunity analysis in typical industries, cloud migration customer analysis, service system migration evaluation, migration business expansion strategy, and cloud migration service process.

This course consists of two parts. The first part mainly describes what is big data and the opportunities and challenges we face in the age of big data. The second part describes the Huawei Kunpeng Big Data solution, including the Kunpeng server based on the Kunpeng chipset and Huawei Cloud Kunpeng cloud services.

This course focuses on Cloud Migration Services, starting with the basics of cloud migration. It sequentially explains core services such as SMS server migration, DRS online data replication, and OMS object storage migration. Combined with practical operational sessions, it helps learners systematically master the application of various cloud migration tools, enabling them to quickly acquire the ability to execute cloud migration tasks. 

This course covers the fundamentals of blockchain and Web3, including blockchain working principles, applications, smart contracts, and an in-depth introduction to Web3 Node Engine Service (NES). It also provides a step-by-step guide to using NES, along with API integration practices and live demos, helping learners grasp the core of Web3 NES and its application in blockchain scenarios.

In addition to compute, storage, and networking services, enterprises need database services, security services, Content Delivery Network (CDN), and EI services. These services can be billed on a pay-per-use basis and are easy to maintain, helping enterprises reduce investment and facilitate O&M. This course introduces database services, security services, CDN, and EI services.