
Outline AWS certified solutions architect associate exam goals and topics in this course introduction, including scalable architectures, lift-and-shift, and services like EC2, S3, RDS, DynamoDB, VPC, IAM, and auto scaling.
Explore core AWS services like EC2, Route 53, S3, IAM, and AMIs, and learn how auto scaling, security groups, and databases support resilient, scalable architectures for exam readiness.
Learn to set up essential tools for accessing your EC2 instance, including PuTTY and PuTTYgen on Windows, SSH on Mac, private keys, and a free domain from tk.
Create and log into your AWS account from the AWS console, attach a credit card for a 12-month free tier EC2 instance, and prepare to launch your first instance.
Log in to the AWS management console and tour the interface. Navigate services, manage account settings, billing and cost management, and security credentials, and explore the support center.
Create an Amazon EC2 free tier instance via the AWS console, select a free AMI, choose a t2 micro (or t1 micro), and configure a key pair for SSH access.
Learn to connect to your EC2 instance using SSH on Windows with Putty and Puttygen, including key conversion, host setup, and optional Mac SSH.
Explore how Amazon Route 53 delivers a highly available DNS service with traffic flow, health checks, and domain registration, and understand its pricing for hosted zones and queries.
Learn to host a domain with Route 53 by creating a public hosted zone, linking an elastic IP to an EC2 instance, and updating domain name servers.
Learn to host your domain on an S3 bucket using Route 53 by creating buckets, enabling static hosting, redirecting www to apex, and configuring alias records.
Create a wildcard DNS in Route 53 by adding a star record in a hosted zone, using an alias to an S3 bucket, and noting elastic IP considerations for EC2.
Control access securely with granular permissions and shared access using identity and access management features, identity federation, and the dashboard for ec2 and s3 at no cost.
Discover how to access iam using the aws management console, create a root user, attach administrator access, and sign in with downloaded credentials.
Explore how to set up AWS Directory Service to run a Microsoft Active Directory in the cloud, connect to on-premises AD, manage users and groups, and enable single sign-on.
Learn how IAM uses identity-based and resource-based permissions to specify who can access AWS resources and what actions they can perform, by attaching policies to users or resources.
This intermediate-level 3-hour (Part 1 and Part 2 combined) training program is designed for professionals striving to achieve proficiency in working with AWS Solutions. This course is specifically designed for professionals who want to learn the fundamentals of AWS Solutions and succeed in the AWS Solutions Architect Associate Training and Certification Exams. Cloud Computing Enthusiasts and Cloud Architect can also greatly benefit from the teachings of this course.
Cloud computing continues to revolutionize the concepts of data accessibility and storage. The ever-increasing popularity of cloud data storage has made it the norm for creating scalable, highly available, and manageable web applications. This course introduces professionals to the key concepts of the AWS Systems including On-Premises to Cloud Application Shifting, AWS Architecture, Cost Control Mechanism, and numerous essential Amazon Databases and functionalities.
The core objective of this course is to help professionals develop a better understanding and sound knowledge of the following key concepts:
Fault-Tolerant, Available, and Scalable AWS Systems Designing & Deployment
On-premises Application Lifting and Shifting to the AWS
AWS Services Selection based on Database, Computing, and Security Requirements
Best Practices Identification in AWS Architecture
Cost Control Mechanism Identification and AWS Cost Estimation
Identity Access Management Fundamentals
Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3 Bucket) Essentials
Amazon Relation Database Service (RDS) and ElastiCache
Amazon Dynamo & Redshift and Database Migration Service
Amazon Networking, Route 53, and VPC Service
Audience:
Cloud Computing Enthusiasts
Cloud Architects
Professionals seeking proficiency in Amazon S3 Bucket and Databases
Candidates striving to clear AWS Solution Architect Associate Training & Exams
Prerequisites:
Professionals planning to enroll in the AWS for Absolute Beginners: Learn AWS from Ground Up course must comply with the following prerequisites:
Fundamental Knowledge of Cloud Computing
Basic Understanding of Web Hosting
SECTION 1 : Introduction
Intro Preview
SECTION 2 : Introduction to the course
Introduction Overview Preview
Getting Started Essentials
Creating your AWS account and preparing it for an amazon ec2 free tier instan
SECTION 3 : Creating your first amazon EC2 instance
Logging into the AWS Console and getting used to the interface Preview
Create your first EC2 instance in the cloud using the AWS Console Preview
Connecting to your EC2 Instance using SSH or PUTTY
SECTION 4 : Route 53 ? Host your domain on your EC2 Instance or S3 Bucket
Route 53 Overview and pricing information
Using Route 53 to host your domain on an EC2 Instance Preview
Using Route 53 to host your domain on an S3 Bucket
Creating a Wildcard DNS
SECTION 5 : AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM)
IAM Features
Accessing IAM
Active Directory Integration (ADI)
IAM Summary
SECTION 6 : Using S3 Buckets as cloud storage
Creating a S3 Bucket
Accessing a S3 Bucket
S3 Bucket Configuration Options
SECTION 7 : Using AMI Instances (Amazon Machine Image)
Creating an AMI from your existing EC2 Instance
Deploying an EC2 instance from your previously created AMI
SECTION 8 : Creating an Auto Scaling Group
Using an AMI to setup an auto scaling group
Auto Scaling group summary
SECTION 9 : Controlling an EC2 Instance using Security Groups
Security Groups Overview
Using Security Groups to forward ports on your EC2 instance (HTTP, HTTPS, FTP
SECTION 10 : Databases on AWS
Databases Introduction
Launching your first RDS Instance
Amazon Redshift Data Warehousing
AWS DynamoDB NoSQL Databases
Amazon ElastiCache - deploy, operate, and scale an in-memory cache in the cloud
Databases Summary
SECTION 11 : Summary
Summary