NAVER Cloud Platform Certified Associate study materials
NAVER Cloud Platform Certified Associate study resources

NAVER Cloud Platform Certified Associate case studies

NAVER Cloud Platform Certified Associate · Put your knowledge to work in context.

The NAVER Cloud Platform Certified Associate is an entry-level credential for people who need to work competently inside NAVER Cloud's ecosystem - provisioning servers, wiring up storage and networking, and keeping costs and access under control. It suits cloud beginners moving into a Korean-market cloud role, developers and operators who already touch NAVER Cloud services, and sales or solutions staff who must speak credibly with technical customers. The NAVER Cloud Platform Certified Associate case studies are 5 cases and about 3,897 words.

1

Promotion spike on a stateless Java tier

A commerce team runs ten Server instances behind an Application Load Balancer in one VPC. Each instance is 4 vCPU and 8 GB, serving a stateless Java API; sessions live in Cloud DB for Redis.

792 words, about 4 min
2

Private-origin CDN and a shared upload directory

A media company keeps 40 TB of thumbnails and CSS/JS in Object Storage in the Korea region. Users are in Korea, Japan, and Southeast Asia; 70% of requests come from outside Korea.

770 words, about 4 min
3

Reporting query starves a MySQL read replica

A SaaS team runs Cloud DB for MySQL with an 8 vCPU, 32 GB primary and one read replica. The web tier sends 1,200 reads/s and 250 writes/s.

772 words, about 4 min
4

Long-lived admin keys after a public leak

A company has 60 developers in four teams and one NCP account. Each team stores a long-lived access key in CI variables; the keys carry Administrator permissions because that was faster to set up.

769 words, about 4 min
5

Four-week migration with a six-hour cutover

A retailer runs 80 VMware VMs and a 2 TB MySQL 8.0 database in an IDC. A 200 Mbps VPN is available now; a dedicated line can be installed in eight weeks, but the business wants migration in four.

794 words, about 4 min