
Explore essential AWS cloud migration concepts and services, including on-premise to cloud, multi-cloud, and cloud-to-on-premise strategies, with Migration Hub, S3 Transfer Acceleration, Auto Scaling, CloudFormation, Config, and Systems Manager.
Explore Amazon Web Services across compute, storage, database, analytics, and AI to deploy and manage a wide range of applications, from web apps to ERP, with practical demonstrations.
Create your AWS account by signing up with your email, personal and contact details, validate with a one-time password, add payment info, and access your AWS dashboard.
Install the AWS CLI on Windows, Mac, or Linux and configure it with IAM user credentials (access key ID and secret access key) for programmatic access.
Explore the AWS CLI command reference to configure IAM and navigate services like CloudWatch, CloudTrail, Cloud9, and Lambda for remote operations.
Explore cloud migration with migration hub, using two major services to plan, discover, migrate, and optimize applications across platforms. Track progress with centralized dashboards and encryption.
Explore practical migration hub workflows for moving data center workloads to the cloud, using discovery tools and tracking status across public and private clouds, including live migration options.
Learn how Amazon Snowball enables fast, secure data migration between on-premises storage and the cloud using physical devices, with scalable transfer and console management.
Explore practical snowball deployment for cloud migration, including ordering the device to a data center, transferring data to s3, and securely uploading content to the cloud.
Explore how Amazon S3 transfer acceleration speeds global uploads by comparing regional performance, selecting optimal endpoints, and migrating applications worldwide to a centralized bucket with faster transfers and lower costs.
Leverage autoscaling to automatically scale applications on AWS, balancing performance and cost by setting minimum and maximum instances, policies, and real-time metrics, so you only pay for what you need.
Learn how to enable auto scaling in AWS to balance performance, availability, and cost, with guidance on default configuration, custom settings, and policy.
CloudFormation models and provisions infrastructure as code using templates (yaml/json) to create stacks across regions and accounts, serving as a single source of truth with version-controlled, automated deployments.
Master AWS CloudFormation basics by navigating stacks, templates, and stack policies, and learn to create stacks from templates or existing resources while configuring parameters and rollback options.
Learn to create trails for CloudTrail events across regions, determine event causes, and integrate with CloudFormation while exploring pricing options.
Configure and monitor resources with AWS management tools, including configuration service and CloudTrail, to audit configurations, enforce compliance, and support troubleshooting.
Configure configuration rules and settings, monitor the dashboard, and evaluate various sources by adding a first-time rule using their configuration rules, certifications, resources, and services.
Explore AWS managed services for infrastructure management, monitoring, security, backup, and disaster recovery, with automation and change management to reduce costs and ensure governance in cloud operations.
Learn to provision cloud services using managed services, monitor the different kinds of services being created on the cloud, manage incidents, and leverage the management service for security and provisioning.
Explore AWS OpsWorks for managing configuration, automation, and monitoring across instances using Chef, Puppet, and other tools, with CloudFormation integration and scalable deployments.
Explore how to use opsworks within aws cloud migration services to create and manage stacks, configure resource allocations, select windows or linux options, and set up security groups.
Learn to use a service catalog to centrally manage cloud services, organize portfolios, and control access and permissions across vendors and templates such as cloud formation templates.
Learn to design and manage a service catalog within AWS cloud migration services, including provisioning software, portfolio management, subscription pricing, and marketplace options for IT solutions.
Gain operational insights and take actions across amazon cloud sites using systems manager concepts for aws cloud migration services, addressing data storage challenges and inventory visibility.
Optimize cloud resources for cost, performance, and security as a trusted adviser; implement recommendations, set alarms, monitor security concerns with guard duty, and consider upgrading security-focused support.
In this course you will learn various Cloud Migration tools and services available on AWS (Amazon Web Services). You will learn about Cloud migration right from the beginning, so don't worry if you are not experienced in this domain. Cloud migration can be used in various scenarios as listed below:
When you want to Migrate your data from On-premise data center to AWS Cloud
When you want to quickly Migrate your massive Petabyte scale data to AWS
When you want to Migrate your data from AWS to On-premise data center
When you want to create a backup of your data on AWS
When you want to Migrate your data from AWS to other cloud platforms like Microsoft Azure, IBM Bluemix, Google Cloud Platform, etc (and vice versa)
When you want to migrate your data from Public cloud to Private/hybrid cloud (and vice versa)
Other scenarios
You can conduct all of these Cloud migration scenarios by making use of the AWS Migration Hub and AWS Snowball. In this course you will be learning these two migration services. In this course you will also learn various Cloud Management tools and services on AWS.
What is AWS Migration Hub?
It provides a single location to track the progress of application migrations across multiple AWS and partner solutions. Using Migration Hub allows you to choose the AWS and partner migration tools that best fit your needs, while providing visibility into the status of migrations across your portfolio of applications. Migration Hub also provides key metrics and progress for individual applications, regardless of which tools are being used to migrate them.
What is Amazon Snowball?
It is a petabyte-scale data transport solution that uses secure appliances to transfer large amounts of data into and out of the AWS cloud. Using Amazon Snowball addresses common challenges with large-scale data transfers including high network costs, long transfer times, and security concerns.