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AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (CLF-C02) – Hands-On AWS

Name: AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (CLF-C02) – Hands-On AWS
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Learn AWS fundamentals, core services, security, pricing, and architecture with hands-on labs and full CLF-C02 exam prep

Created bySelfcode Academy

Last updated 3/2026

Hindi

What you'll learn

Students will understand core cloud computing concepts and how AWS delivers scalability, security, and cost efficiency.
Students will learn key AWS services such as EC2, S3, RDS, IAM, VPC, and Lambda, and understand when to use each service.
Students will learn AWS pricing models, cost management tools, and budgeting techniques to effectively optimize cloud spending.
Students will gain hands-on experience using the AWS Management Console and AWS CLI through free-tier labs and demos.
Students will prepare confidently for the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (CLF-C02) exam using exam-focused lessons and mock tests.

Course content

13 sections • 192 lectures • 85h 41m total length

1.1.1 What is Cloud computing27:25
1.1.2 On-premises vs cloud23:45
1.2.1 Benefits of Cloud25:30
1.2.2 Security, reliability, and performance29:01
1.3.1 AWS Cloud Economics25:40
1.3.2 Capex vs Opex11:25
1.4.1 Setting Up AWS Account22:31
1.4.2 Basic navigation and account setup22:44

2.1.1 Regions, Availability Zones, and Edge Locations26:34
2.1.2 Choosing the right region for workloads25:32
2.1.3 High availability and fault tolerance concepts24:11
2.2.1 AWS Well Architecture Framework27:28
2.2.2 Operational Excellence28:31
2.2.3 Security Pillar29:16
2.2.4 Reliability Pillar29:39
2.2.5 Perfomance Efficieny27:40
2.2.6 Cost Optimization28:09
2.2.7 Sustainability Pillar29:29
2.3.1 AWS CAF Part-125:50
2.3.2-AWS CAF Part-227:37
2.3.3 Migration strategies Rehost, Replatform, Refactor, Retire, Retain, Repurch33:37

3.1.1 What is EC224:51
3.1.2 Types of Instances31:35
3.1.3 Instance Types (Compute, Memory optimize)27:53
3.1.4 Instance Types (Storage and Accelerated Optimize)26:27
3.1.5 High Memory Instance & EC2 Metadata27:33
3.1.6 Instance Vs EBS, Purchasing Options24:47
3.1.7 Full Implementation of Window EC227:15
3.1.8 Deep Dive on Linux EC232:32
3.2.1 Introduction to Auto Scaling and Load Balancer30:34
3.2.2 Auto Scaling Groups22:40
3.2.3 Auto Scaling Policies and Monitoring15:36
3.2.4 Types of Load Balancer28:53
3.2.5 Deep Dive on ELB and Target Group27:56
3.2.6 Setting up VPC envirnoment for Practical30:54
3.2.7 Practical of Auto Scaling Group28:28
3.2.8 Practical of Target Group25:56
3.3.1 Introduction to Lambda and Batch Processing30:18
3.3.2 Lambda Functions and Events23:55
3.3.3 Lambda with API Gateway24:52
3.3.4 Synchronous and Asynchronous Lambda Triggers27:09
3.3.5 Setup Guide for Lambda Practical28:02
3.3.6.1 Implementation of Trigger Function in lambda - Part-128:46
3.3.6.2 Implementation of Trigger Function in lambda Part-233:03
3.3.7 Introduction to Lightsail32:41
3.4.1 Introduction to ECS and docker32:34
3.4.2 What is Docker image and dockerfile30:00
3.4.3 ECR and Basics of Docker Image28:13
3.4.4 Practical Implementation of ECR15:31
3.4.5 ECS Task Demo18:08
3.4.6 Introduction to Kubernetes28:12
3.4.7 Architecture of Kubernetes27:39
3.4.8 Basics and Practical of EKS26:42
3.4.9 Project on EKS - Super Mario Deployment16:06

4.1.1 Introduction to S331:43
4.1.2 S3 Bucket Versioning and Cross Region Replication29:34
4.1.3 S3 One Zone IA and Glacier16:15
4.1.4 Practical of S329:30
4.1.5 Practical of Bucket Versioning17:26
4.1.6 Practical of Bucket Replication20:57
4.1.7 Project on Static Website Hosting16:20
4.2.1 Types of Storage in AWS30:53
4.2.2 Introduction to EBS31:09
4.3.1 Data lifecycle and retention policies30:16
4.3.2 Introduction to S3 Glacier30:09
4.3.3 AWS Backup13:00
4.4.1 Introductin to Storage Gateway15:40
4.4.2 On-permises to Cloud Transfer14:23

5.1.1 Introduction to Database and RDS25:37
5.1.2 RDS Instance Types27:30
5.1.3 Practical of RDS26:34
5.1.4 Encryption and Backup in RDS23:07
5.1.5 Amazon Aurora29:35
5.2.1 Introduction to No-SQL Database21:57
5.2.2 DynamoDB overview30:45
5.2.3 DynamoDB Practical13:53
5.2.4 When to choose NoSQL and Relational DB29:16
5.3.1 ElastiCache29:13
5.3.2 Introduction to AWS Neptune26:31
5.3.3 Practical of AWS Neptune15:36
5.3.4 DocumentDB31:47
5.4.1 Introduction to DMS(Data Migration Service)30:04
5.4.2 Practical of DMS27:15
5.4.3 Introduction to SCT(Schema Conversion Tool)24:39
5.4.4 Database Backup and Recover Strategies20:39

6.1.1 Introduction to VPC24:14
6.1.2 Private and Public Subnet28:36
6.1.3 Internet Gateway and NAT Gateway28:28
6.1.4 NACLs and Security Group17:29
6.1.5 Practical of VPC23:37
6.2.1 Introduction to Route5325:01
6.2.2 Different Name Servers and Domain Registration in Route5324:49
6.2.3 Practical of Route5314:44
6.2.4 DNS Types in Route5326:14
6.2.5 Introduction to Cloudfront28:30
6.2.6 Practical of Cloudfront21:32
6.3.1 Virtual Private Network23:58
6.3.2 VPC Peering and NAT Gateway Implementation38:14
6.4.1 Introduction to Api gateway18:32
6.4.2 Types of Requests in API24:53
6.4.3 RESTful APIs and serverless integration21:06

7.1.1 AWS Shared Responsibility Model19:44
7.1.2 IaaS, PaaS, SaaS24:35
7.1.3 Compliance and shared controls19:17
7.1.4 Compliances in AWS Part-131:36
7.1.5 Compliances in AWS Part-230:32
7.2.1 Introduction to IAM28:49
7.2.2 Featuers of IAM29:11
7.2.3 IAM Policies and Identitiy Federations30:36
7.2.4 IAM Roles and Groups28:48
7.2.5 Trusted Entity and Delegation in IAM30:17
7.2.6 Practical of IAM User18:13
7.2.7 Practical of IAM Policy and User Groups19:36
7.2.8 MFA and Multi-Session in IAM20:21
7.2.9 Practical of IAM Role32:06
7.3.1 Introduction to Data Protection and Encryption25:42
7.3.2 Encryption in transit and at rest30:47
7.3.3 Introduction to KMS30:22
7.3.4 Introduction to Secret Manager30:32
7.3.5 Secret Management using AWS CLI11:45
7.3.6 Practical of KMS15:50
7.4.1 Introduction to Access Management20:09
7.4.2 Root User Protection Strategies29:29
7.4.3 Cross Account Access31:35
7.4.4 Federated Access32:05

8.1.1 Introduction to Threat Detection and Response32:10
8.1.2 AWS GuardDuty31:58
8.1.3 AWS Security Hub30:36
8.1.4 AWS Inspector29:18
8.2.1 Introduction to Network and Applications Security30:41
8.2.2 AWS WAF28:47
8.2.3 What is AWS Sheild and DDoS Attack31:01
8.2.4 AWS Firewall Manager30:10
8.3.1 Compliances and Goverance in AWS32:14
8.3.2 AWS Config30:45
8.3.3 AWS Audit Manager30:54
8.3.4 Practical of Compliance and Governance27:31
8.4.1 AWS CloudTrail for API logging30:20
8.4.2 Amazon CloudWatch for monitoring and alerting30:24
8.4.3 Practical of CloudTrail and Cloudwatch30:31

9.1.1 Introduction to IAC and Cloudformation30:01
9.1.2 Components of CloudFormation33:21
9.1.3 CI-CD Pipeline of Cloudformation28:26
9.2.1 Fundamentals of Observability36:32
9.2.2 Cloudwatch Metrics24:01
9.2.3 Cloudwatch Logs29:43
9.2.4 Cloudwatch Alarms30:46
9.2.5 AWS X-Ray Tutorial35:56
9.3.1 AWS Organization31:23
9.3.2 AWS Control Tower29:51
9.3.3-Account Factory in Control Tower19:56
9.3.4 Service Quotas in AWS29:46
9.4.1 Introduction to System Manager23:32
9.4.2 Practical of System Manager31:29
9.4.3 Introduction to Auto Scaling27:53
9.4.4 Project on Auto Scaling Groups37:53
9.4.5 Introduction to Service Catalog25:46
9.4.6 Practical of Service Catalog16:41

10.1.1 Basics of Data Science and Machine Learning31:54
10.1.2 Introduction to Sagemaker35:20
10.1.3 Deployment of ML Model in Sagemaker33:32
10.1.4 Amazon Rekognition and Comprehend28:25
10.1.5 Introduction to Text and speech services27:07
10.2.1 AWS Athena32:52
10.2.2 AWS QuickSight34:16
10.2.3 AWS Kinesis29:11
10.2.4 AWS Glue34:55
10.3.1 AWS SNS33:21
10.3.2 AWS SQS31:30
10.3.3 Amazon Eventbridge29:12
10.4.1 Introduction to CodeBuild and CodePipeline27:26
10.4.2 Project on CodeBuild and CodePipeline33:24
10.4.3 AWS Workspace37:39
10.4.4 AWS Amplify33:42

Requirements

No prior AWS or cloud computing experience is required, as the course starts from fundamental concepts.
Learners should have basic computer knowledge and be comfortable using web-based applications.
Learners should be willing to practice hands-on labs using an AWS Free Tier account.
A computer with a stable internet connection is required to follow the labs and demonstrations.
No programming or scripting knowledge is required to successfully complete this course.

Description

The AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (CLF-C02) certification is the ideal starting point for anyone beginning their cloud journey. This course is designed to help you understand cloud computing concepts clearly, build real AWS skills through hands-on labs, and confidently prepare for the CLF-C02 exam.

This course starts from the fundamentals, explaining what cloud computing is, how AWS works, and why organizations move to the cloud. You will learn key cloud concepts such as deployment models, global infrastructure, pricing models, and the shared responsibility model, all explained in simple and practical terms.

As you progress, you will explore core AWS services in depth, including EC2, S3, RDS, DynamoDB, IAM, VPC, Lambda, Auto Scaling, Load Balancers, and CloudFront. Each service is explained with real-world use cases, architectural context, and hands-on demonstrations using the AWS Management Console and AWS CLI.

Security and compliance are a major focus of this course. You will learn how IAM, encryption, logging, monitoring, and AWS security services help protect cloud workloads. Cost management is also covered thoroughly, including AWS pricing models, budgets, cost explorer, and cost optimization strategies, which are critical for both the exam and real-world usage.

The course also introduces you to management, automation, monitoring, AI/ML, analytics, and developer tools, giving you a well-rounded understanding of the AWS ecosystem beyond just theory. A capstone project helps you apply what you have learned by designing a secure and cost-optimized AWS architecture.

To ensure exam readiness, the course includes exam strategy guidance, common exam traps, mock tests with detailed explanations, and revision resources.

By the end of this course, you will not only be prepared to pass the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (CLF-C02) exam, but you will also have the confidence and foundational skills needed to continue your AWS and cloud career.

Who this course is for:

This course is designed for beginners who want to understand cloud computing and start learning AWS from scratch.
This course is ideal for students and professionals preparing for the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (CLF-C02) exam.
This course is suitable for IT professionals who want to build strong foundational knowledge of AWS cloud services.
This course is helpful for non-technical learners who want to understand AWS pricing, security, and cloud fundamentals.
This course is intended for anyone planning to pursue advanced AWS certifications or a career in cloud computing.

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Section 2: AWS Global Infrastructure & Architecture13 lectures • 6hr 4min

Section 3: AWS Compute Services & Auto Scaling33 lectures • 14hr 46min

AWS Storage Services & Data Management14 lectures • 5hr 27min

AWS Databases & Migration Services17 lectures • 7hr 14min

AWS Networking, VPC & Content Delivery16 lectures • 6hr 30min

AWS Identity, Access Management & Data Protection24 lectures • 10hr 22min

AWS Security, Monitoring & Compliance Services15 lectures • 7hr 37min

AWS Management, Automation & Governance18 lectures • 8hr 43min

AWS AI,ML Analytics & Developer Tools16 lectures • 8hr 34min

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