AWS Certified SysOps Administrator Associate SOA-C02 [HINDI]

Discover the AWS certified SysOps administrator course, gain hands-on experience with the AWS platform, and learn high-availability deployment and security for aspiring SysOps professionals.

Launch and connect an EC2 instance, choose an AMI and instance type, create a key pair, and run basic commands while managing costs.

explore how to change an AWS EC2 instance type by stopping the instance, selecting a new type (for example t2.micro to t2.small), and verifying memory changes.

Explore EC2 enhanced networking with the elastic network adapter and elastic fabric adapter to boost bandwidth and reduce latency for HPC MPI workloads on Linux.

Explore ec2 placement groups—cluster, spread, and partition—to optimize latency and availability across availability zones, with up to seven instances per group for workloads like hdfs, hbase, cassandra, and kafka.

Explore placement groups in ec2 with a hands-on demo, illustrating cluster, partition, and spread strategies across availability zones to optimize instance placement.

Explore how EC2 shutdown and termination work, including stop versus terminate behavior, termination protection, and how to manage these settings via console, CLI, and API.

Troubleshoot EC2 launch errors by checking instance limit and vCPU quotas, and request region quota increases. Resolve capacity and AMI issues by validating availability zones, EBS limits, and AMI parts.

Learn to troubleshoot EC2 SSH connections by diagnosing private key permissions, host key errors, and port 22 issues, and verify security groups, ACLs, and the correct ec2-user.

Learn EC2 purchasing options, including on-demand, reserved and convertible reserved instances, savings plans, spot instances, and dedicated hosts, with pricing by second and regional capacity reservations.

Explore EC2 spot instances and spot fleets, including how to set a maximum price, understand spot price variation, and how interruptions, spot blocks, and launch strategies optimize capacity and cost.

Explore hands-on EC2 launch types by configuring spot requests and launch templates, comparing on-demand and spot pricing, and selecting AMIs, security groups, and network settings.

Explore burstable AWS t2 and t3 instances, powered by CPU credits to burst while maintaining baseline performance, and monitor credit balance to decide when to switch to non-burstable.

Learn how elastic IPs provide a fixed public IPv4 address for EC2 instances, enabling remapping to other instances during failures and covering allocation, association, and disassociation.

Learn to monitor EC2 with CloudWatch metrics, covering basic and detailed monitoring, CPU utilization, network in/out, status checks, and disk read/write bytes, and to build a dashboard for EC2 metrics.

Configure the unified CloudWatch agent to monitor Linux or Windows servers and on-premises systems, collecting system metrics and CloudWatch logs with a proc stat plugin for per-process cpu usage.

Master the unified CloudWatch agent on EC2 and attach an IAM role with CloudWatch permissions. Configure httpd log collection and store configuration in SSM parameter store.

Learn to diagnose hardware or software issues with automated EC2 status checks, monitor health via CloudWatch, and recover by rebooting or restarting, with SNS alerts for auto scaling groups.

Learn to configure EC2 status checks with CloudWatch alarms, enable SNS notifications, and use alarm actions to recover instances by rebooting, stopping, or terminating, while monitoring with CloudWatch dashboards.

Enable EC2 hibernation on supported instance families, allocate hibernation memory, and ensure the root EBS volume is encrypted while managing hibernate and startup transitions.