
Practice AWS Architecture Associate interview questions and build confidence answering common queries in English, with new questions added to the creator's YouTube channel.
Explain Amazon Web Services as a cloud platform offering compute, storage, and networking, and clarify regions and availability zones with Central Canada example and zones A, B, and C.
Explore data archiving and big data storage strategies for media storage, including image and video storage, with macro and vstor concepts.
Explore AWS storage options including S3 storage classes and their optimization for access frequency, detailing standard, infrequent access, and related tiers described in Part-4.
Clarifies the difference between bucket policy and IAM policy, explaining who can access a bucket versus what a user can access.
Define IAM, identity and access management service, and explain its role in managing identities and access control.
Explore bucket versioning to keep multiple object versions, enable recovery and previews, and secure data with encryption using SSE, KMS, and two-bucket configurations; learn object access settings.
Explore Amazon VPC, a virtual network in AWS, and Amazon Machine Image, with EC2 launch rules and OS software setup. Understand LRTS and that Mimi is a database service.
Explore risk-privilege and IAM policies defined as JSON documents to manage permissions with effect, action, and resource, while securing accounts with multi-factor authentication and auto-security for EC2.
Explore elastic load balancers in AWS, comparing application load balancer and network load balancer, their HTTP/HTTPS and TCP support, and how they distribute traffic across multiple targets for real-time apps.
This training is designed for AWS interview preparation, starting from a beginner level and focusing on fundamental concepts. In this session, we cover the essential building blocks of AWS that are commonly asked in interviews.
You will learn about AWS core services and architecture, including Regions and Availability Zones, and how they ensure high availability and fault tolerance. We also explain the differences between public and private subnets and how they are used in real-world network designs.
In addition, the course introduces key services such as EC2 for compute, S3 storage classes for cost optimization, and IAM for access control. Important topics like IAM policies and S3 bucket policies are explained through practical, interview-style questions to help you better understand real scenarios.
This training is presented in a question-and-answer format, making it easier to prepare for technical interviews and improve your confidence. The goal is not just to teach theory, but to help you think like a cloud engineer during an interview.
This video is completely free, and it serves as an introduction to a more comprehensive training series. The full AWS interview preparation course will be continued on my educational channel starting next week, where we will dive deeper into advanced topics and real-world scenarios.