
Analyze data directly on Amazon S3 using sql in a serverless, pay-per-query model, enabling ad hoc queries and an Apache Spark notebook experience with AWS Glue Data Catalog integration.
AWS batch provides a fully managed service for batch computing on Fargate or EC2. Tracks job states and uses scheduling policies with RBAC and EKS namespaces.
Explore how to create a private ECR repository, push a docker image, and clean up by deleting image tags and the repository.
Discover Amazon Forecast, a fully managed time series forecasting service that uses AutoML and built-in data sets to predict inventory, retail, and finance trends, with a path to SageMaker Canvas.
Learn how Amazon Fraud Detector automates fraud detection with machine learning, from data preparation and model training to real-time and offline predictions, detectors, rules, and outcomes.
Discover Amazon Mechanical Turk, a marketplace connecting requesters with a scalable on demand workforce to complete microtasks, with hits, assignments, rewards, and qualifications for quality in production and sandbox.
Explore Amazon Polly, a cloud text-to-speech service that offers generative, neural, long-form, and standard voices, ssml control, speech marks, and multilingual support.
Explore Amazon Textract's document analysis capabilities, including text detection, forms and tables extraction, queries, signatures, and lending document processing for invoices, IDs, and financial documents.
Discover how AWS CloudTrail records API activity across accounts, including event history and trails. Learn about event types, global service events, event selectors, CloudTrail insights, and CloudTrail Lake for analysis.
Master AWS Machine Learning Services and Pass the MLS-C01 Certification Exam
This comprehensive course prepares you for the AWS Certified Machine Learning - Specialty (MLS-C01) certification exam through extensive content covering all essential AWS services. Aligned with the official AWS exam guide, the curriculum addresses all four certification domains: Data Engineering (20%), Exploratory Data Analysis (24%), Modeling (36%), and Machine Learning Implementation & Operations (20%).
What You'll Learn:
Through structured lectures combining theory and hands-on demonstrations, you'll master the complete ML lifecycle on AWS. Build data ingestion pipelines using Kinesis, Glue, and EMR. Design feature engineering solutions with proper data preprocessing and transformation techniques. Train and optimize models using SageMaker's built-in algorithms and custom implementations. Deploy production-ready ML solutions with comprehensive security, monitoring, and operational best practices.
Course Structure:
Each AWS service receives dedicated coverage with theoretical explanation followed by practical demonstration. Starting with foundational analytics services (Athena, Redshift, QuickSight), you'll progress through compute options (EC2, Lambda, Batch), containerization (ECS, EKS, Fargate), and dive deep into ML-specific services. The centerpiece SageMaker section covers end-to-end model development, while AI services like Comprehend, Rekognition, Transcribe, and Textract demonstrate pre-built ML capabilities.
Hands-On Learning:
A significant portion of the course consists of hands-on labs where you'll implement real solutions in the AWS console. Configure VPCs for secure ML environments, set up IAM policies for least-privilege access, implement CloudWatch monitoring for model performance, and build complete ML pipelines from data ingestion to model deployment. Every demonstration uses free-tier eligible services, ensuring you can follow along without significant costs.
Exam Preparation:
Beyond service knowledge, you'll understand key ML concepts required for certification: hyperparameter optimization, cross-validation, bias-variance tradeoffs, evaluation metrics (AUC-ROC, F1, precision/recall), and model selection criteria. Learn when to use built-in algorithms versus custom models, how to right-size infrastructure for cost optimization, and best practices for MLOps including A/B testing and automated retraining pipelines.
Additional Resources:
The course includes downloadable PDF slides for offline review, practice questions aligned with exam format, and reference materials for continued learning. Each section builds upon previous knowledge, creating a structured learning path from fundamentals to advanced implementations.
Who Should Enroll:
Perfect for data scientists, ML engineers, cloud architects, and developers pursuing AWS ML specialty certification. Whether advancing from AWS ML Associate certification or building on existing ML experience, this course provides both theoretical knowledge and practical skills needed for exam success and real-world implementation.
Start your journey to becoming an AWS Certified Machine Learning Specialist today.