Course Description
This 40-hour hands-on training course on AWS (Amazon Web Services) offers a comprehensive journey from foundational concepts to expert-level proficiency. Participants will gain practical experience in cloud computing, infrastructure management, and AWS services, preparing them for a successful career in cloud technology.
What You’ll Learn From This Course
- Gain a clear understanding of cloud computing, including its advantages and various deployment models.
- Acquire insights into AWS's global infrastructure, including regions, availability zones, and edge locations.
- Learn practical skills for creating and managing an AWS account, including configuring billing preferences, budgeting, and setting up alarms.
- Understand IAM user management, password policies, and the importance of multi-factor authentication (MFA) for security.
- Explore fundamental AWS services such as EC2, S3, RDS, and CloudFront, along with their pricing and usage considerations.
- Develop hands-on experience in setting up and managing AWS resources and services.
- Comprehend AWS billing and pricing models, including free services and cost management tools.
- Learn about different pricing models for EC2 instances and cost control features offered by AWS.
- Dive into a wide range of advanced AWS technologies, from database services to provisioning, computing, and storage services.
- Develop knowledge and skills related to cloud security, compliance, and penetration testing, understanding the Shared Responsibility Model and AWS security tools.
Introduction to Cloud Computing and AWS Essentials
What is Cloud Computing?- Advantages of Cloud Computing
- Types of Cloud Computing
- Cloud Deployment Models
AWS Global Cloud Infrastructure
- Introduction and Global Map Overview
- AWS Regions
- Availability Zones
- Edge Locations
- GovCloud Intro and Availability
Getting Started - Hands On
- AWS Account Creation
- Billing Preferences, Budgets and Alarms
- Intro to Pricing Models and Tiers
- Intro to Shared Responsibility Model
- Change IAM Users Sign-in Link
- Activate MFA on Root Account
- Create individual IAM user
- Set a password policy
Top Level AWS Services and Concepts
- Introduction
- Explain pricing and care about usage
- How to check pricing
- Credit card and bank information care
- EC2 - Setup and EC2 Instance
- Sessions Manager - Observe and Manage the present Session
- AMI - Free vs. Paid images, Observe a machine image, use a free one for Hands-On
- S3 - What is Object Storage, S3 Buckets - Intro, Setup and Usage, S3 Configurations, replication etc.
- CloudFront - Concept, Create an instance on the S3 bucket
- RDS - Theory
- Disable all services on Cloud Account
Hands-On exercises
Q&A
By the end of Section 1, participants will have a basic understanding of cloud computing concepts, AWS infrastructure, and hands-on experience with AWS services.
Billing and Pricing
- Introduction
- Free Services
- Common Paid Services with Free Tiers
- AWS Support Plans
- AWS Marketplace
- AWS Trusted Advisor
- Consolidated Billing
- AWS Cost Explorer
- AWS Budgets
- AWS Pricing Calculator and TCO (Total Cost of Ownership)
- AWS Landing Zone
- Resource Groups and Tagging
- AWS Cost and Usage Report
- AWS Organizations and Accounts
- Cost optimization strategies and best practices
- Monitoring and controlling costs using AWS Budgets and Cost Explorer
EC2 Pricing Models
- On-Demand
- Reserved
- Spot
- Dedicated
Services Recap and New Services
- S3
- EC2
- AMI
- Auto Scaling Groups
- Elastic Load Balancer
- RDS
- Lambda
- CloudFront
- AWS QuickStart
Section 2 of the course focuses on AWS billing and pricing, including various pricing models and cost management tools. It also includes a recap of key AWS services and introduces new services for advanced cloud computing knowledge.
AWS Technologies Deep Dive
- AWS Organizations and Accounts
- AWS Networking
- Database Services
- RDS
- Aurora
- Aurora Serverless
- Redshift
- ElastiCache
- DynamoDb
- DocumentDb
- Neptune
Provisioning Services
- Computing Services
- ECS
- EKS
- EBS
- Lambda
- Fargate
- Batch
Storage Services
- S3
- Glacier
- EBS
- EFS
- Snowball
- Business Centric Services
- Enterprise Integration
- Logging Services
- Integration and APIs in AWS
- Serverless Computing with AWS Lambda
Section 3 covers advanced AWS technologies, cloud security, and essential cloud-related abbreviations. Participants will gain in-depth knowledge of AWS services, provisioning, computing, storage, and cloud security with hands-on practice.
Cloud Security with AWS (with hands-on)
- Shared Responsibility Model
- AWS Compliance programs
- AWS Artifact
- Amazon Inspector
- AWS WAF
- AWS Shield
- Penetration Testing
- Guard Duty
- Key Management Service
- Amazon Macie
- Security Groups vs NACLs
- AWS VPN
- IAM Best Practices
- Data Security with KMS
- Network security using Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) and Security Groups
Capstone project Kick off: Applying learned concepts to solve a practical problem.
The Importance of Cloud in Industry and Capstone Project
- Real-world applications of cloud computing in various industries
- Case studies and success stories
- Importance of cloud certifications and career paths in AWS
Quiz
Capstone Evaluation and presentation
Muhammad Umer Ali
SENIOR BIG DATA ENGINEER AT IBM
He has 10+ years of experience in the field of Data Warehouse, Big Data and Cloud. He is an expert in Enterprise Data warehouses, Implementation of Big Data Applications and Hybrid ETL Architecture. Some of his other specialties include Data Modelling, Python, C/C++ & Java, Unix/Linux environments, shell scripting and Cluster based hardware/software design - MPP and SMP systems (MPI, OpenMPI, CUDA).
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