E20-920: Dell EMC Cloud Services Expert Exam for Cloud Architects (DECE-CA)


This exam is a qualifying exam for the Expert - Cloud Architect, Cloud Services Version 2.0 track.


This exam focuses on knowledge and skills necessary to plan and design robust cloud services in a cloud and ITaaS environment. It tests the ability of technology professionals to design services which transform business operations and cloud environments, incorporating the governance, organizational, financial, and technology aspects as well as the management and operation of cloud services

Dell EMC provides free practice tests to assess your knowledge in preparation for the exam. Practice tests allow you to become familiar with the topics and question types you will find on the proctored exam. Your results on a practice test offer one indication of how prepared you are for the proctored exam and can highlight topics on which you need to study and train further. A passing score on the practice test does not guarantee a passing score on the certification exam.

Dell EMC Cloud Services Expert Exam Summary:


Exam Name Dell EMC Certified Expert - Cloud Architect - Cloud Services (DECE-CA)
Exam Code   E20-920
Exam Price   $200 (USD)
Duration 90 mins
Number of Questions  60
Passing Score  60%
Books / Training  Cloud Services Planning and Design (MR-1CP-ETCSPD)
Sample Questions  Dell EMC Cloud Services Expert Sample Questions
Practice Exam Dell EMC E20-920 Certification Practice Exam

Dell EMC E20-920 Exam Syllabus Topics:


Topic Details   Weights 
IT Transformation and Cloud Services - Describe the nature and features of various industry IT transformation models used to create business value
- Describe features of the ITaaS transformation model and why it is being adopted (drivers, benefits)
- Describe nature of the cloud services and how they tie into the four ITaaS Focus areas (governance, finance, organization, and technology), as well as planning and design considerations for creating an environment for building and delivering cloud services
10%
Technology Planning - Identify innovative practices, tools, and technologies (e.g., DevOps, Microservices, open source) that influence the creation of cloud native applications and cloud services; Contrast these with traditional application development
- Describe workload considerations, analysis, and right sourcing as well as assessment of current applications profiles and existing services
- Identify backend technology processes and tools that might aid in delivering cloud services as well as the significance, and benefits, of measuring and reporting for cloud services
- Identify characteristics of, and considerations for, orchestration and automation and their important role in moving from traditional IT capabilities to delivering cloud services
- Describe the nature and use of Service Catalogs and Service Templates and the tie-in to Orchestration
30% 
Governance Planning, Security, and Trust - Describe the nature of, and key considerations pertaining to, governance for cloud services
- Describe the nature of, and key considerations pertaining to, risk management for cloud services
- Describe the nature of, and key considerations pertaining to, compliance and auditing for cloud services
- Describe the nature of, and key considerations pertaining to, security and trust with cloud services
18%
Financial Planning - Describe financial goals and considerations in support of cloud services; understand the terms CAPEX, OPEX, ROI, and Cost to serve
- Describe considerations for service funding as well as details for service costing and pricing
- Describe the nature and use of Chargeback and Showback financial information
10%
Organizational Planning - Characterize the challenges (e.g., legacy tools, culture, service maturity level) typically faced by organizations that plan to deliver cloud services
- Describe the considerations (e.g., alignment, cross functional teams, DevOps) for organizations that are transitioning to cloud services within an ITaaS model
- Describe the organizational roles, responsibilities, and competencies required for deploying cloud based services; identifying skills and gaps; developing related training
10%
Service Creation and Management - Describe the strategy and related considerations for overall service design, taking into consideration various deployment models
- Describe key components of service creation, including: template, offering, contract, and orchestration
- Describe key components of service operations and management including: visibility and control, management, reporting and alerting, termination of services
15%
Emerging Trends in Cloud Services - Identify emerging trends in technology that are reshaping social behaviors, businesses, including a movement towards a more digital world
- Describe emerging transformation of cloud services delivery resulting from
converged infrastructure and operations engineering, with emphasis on how IT can deliver business value through the leveraging of modern applications and software defined approaches
7%

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