Curriculum
Modules
Twelve modules, from the architecture up to defending a design in front of a customer. 3 are written; the rest are listed so you can see the shape of the whole thing, and they are marked as previews until they are authored and reviewed.
- 01Unstructured Data and Scale-Out FoundationsFile versus object, scale-up versus scale-out, metadata and namespace, and where legacy architectures run out of road.Preview — not yet written
- 02Qumulo Platform and Product MapThe portfolio, what each piece actually does, and the deployment decision tree.Preview — not yet written
- 03Qumulo Core ArchitectureShared-nothing clustering, the scalable block store, erasure coding, the global transaction model, and the real-time metadata engine.
- 04Cloud and Disaggregated ArchitecturesCloud Native Qumulo, Azure Native Qumulo, Stratus, object-backed durability, and the economics that come with them.
- 05Data Access, Identity, and SecuritySMB, NFS, S3, REST, multiprotocol permission collisions, identity mapping, and encryption.Preview — not yet written
- 06Performance, Analytics, and Intelligent Data ServicesWorkload characterization, real-time analytics, NeuralCache, NeuralSearch, and bottleneck isolation.Preview — not yet written
- 07Protection, Resilience, and Cyber RecoveryFault tolerance, snapshots, replication, NeuralProtect, and the difference between prevention, immutability, and recovery.Preview — not yet written
- 08Operations, Automation, and LifecycleDeployment, the qq CLI, the REST API, shares and quotas, upgrades, and migration planning.Preview — not yet written
- 09Workloads and IndustriesAI, media, healthcare imaging, genomics, surveillance, HPC, and archive — data shape, buyers, proof points, and risks for each.Preview — not yet written
- 10Business, Economics, and Go-to-MarketBuying triggers, consumption models, the TCO framework, and how to build a business case without inventing savings.Preview — not yet written
- 11Discovery, Design, and SizingStructured discovery by meeting type, conceptual sizing math, and how to state assumptions and risks.Preview — not yet written
- 12Competition, Positioning, and POC ExecutionRequirement-based comparison against the real alternatives, objection qualification, and POC design with exit criteria.