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Application Dependency
Mapping (ADM)
Mapping (ADM)
This course is designed to introduce the concepts and practice of ADM, which is essential for modern data centers and Zero Trust Security. Building on BTA's proven history of data center expertise, this course provides real-world guidelines for ADM. The student will understand ADM, and be ready to map their own applications.
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Delivery: Instructor Led Training
Type: Lecture + Hands-On Lab, Live Onsite & Online
OBJECTIVES
- Understand Application Dependency Mapping
- Describe what's missing from typical ADM engagements
- Gather and analyze the appropriate resources for ADM
- Use the ADM process to map their own applications
PREREQUISITES
- Good grasp of networking concepts
- Familiarity with the Linux command line
WHO BENEFITS FROM THIS TRAINING
- Network Engineers
- Systems Engineers
- Solution Architects
- Systems Integrators
- Application Owners
- Data Center & Cloud Infrastructure Engineers
- Network Engineers
- DevOps Teams
COURSE OUTLINE
Module 1: Introduction to Application Dependency Mapping (ADM)
• What is ADM? Why is it important? And what to most ADM exercises miss?
Module 2 :Application Overview
• At its most basic, what is an application? How can we define application communications?
Module 3: ADM Process
• A three-phase process that results in a complete application dependency map.
Module 4: ADM Inputs
- Documentation: What is or should be available? Where do we find it?
- Tools: Which tools are used when? What are the decision criteria, and capabilities, of different tools?
- People: Who knows what? Whom should we talk to, and when?
Module 4: ADM Outputs
• Documentation Recommendations Rationale
Module 5: ADM Lab Exercise
• Implementing the processes & tools discussed to map out a real application