AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner - Theory + Hands-On + Exam

Discover cloud computing basics, benefits, and the three cloud types: public, private, and hybrid. Learn how AWS global infrastructure, with regions and availability zones, delivers secure, scalable services with compliance.

Explore AWS global infrastructure, including regions and availability zones, local zones and wavelength zones, outposts, points of presence, and edge networks, plus security, compliance, and management tools.

Provides a high-level overview of AWS services across compute, storage, database, networking, analytics, containers, and AI/ML, with category examples.

Explore AWS services part two, including blockchain, business applications, cloud financial management, developer tools, IoT, front end web and mobile, and governance services.

Explore AWS part 3 coverage of media services, migration tools, quantum technologies, robotics, and satellite services, along with security, identity, and compliance offerings like IAM and KMS.

Examine zonal, regional, and global AWS services, such as EC2, EBS, SQS, DynamoDB, S3, IAM, Route 53, and how independent zones and distributed data planes boost fault tolerance and availability.

Discover the AWS cloud adoption framework to guide cloud adoption via six perspectives and four transformation domains, enabling envision, align, launch, and scale to reduce risk and cost.

Explore the AWS Well-Architected Framework to design secure, reliable, efficient, cost-optimized, and sustainable cloud workloads guided by its six pillars: operational excellence, security, reliability, performance efficiency, cost optimization, sustainability.

Learn how Amazon Athena enables serverless, ad hoc SQL queries on S3 data, with Spark integration and a Glue Data Catalog for metadata management.

Explore Amazon EMR, a managed cluster platform for big data frameworks like Hadoop and Spark on AWS, covering clusters, nodes, submitting steps, life cycle, and S3 and DynamoDB integrations.

Explore AWS Glue, a serverless data integration service, including Glue Studio, data discovery, etl, and pipeline orchestration with pay-as-you-go scalability for analytics and machine learning.

Process real-time data with Amazon Kinesis Data Streams, enabling producers and consumers to act as data arrives. Understand shards, data records, partition keys, capacity modes, retention, and encryption.

Explore Amazon OpenSearch Service for real-time log analytics and full-text search on a managed Lucene-based engine. Understand data processing, storage tiers, domain architecture, and core integrations.

Explore Amazon QuickSight, a cloud-based BI service that connects diverse data sources, analyzes with Spice, and enables row-level security, ML insights, and interactive dashboards.

Explore Amazon Redshift's two modes: provisioned clusters and Redshift serverless. Learn capacity, namespaces, work groups, snapshots, encryption, IAM access, and S3 data lake integration for scalable analytics.

Explore Amazon EventBridge, a serverless event bus service, detailing event flow, event bus types, rules and targets, pipes, scheduler, retries and dead letter queues, and schema registry.

Explore Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS) and its pub-sub model, topics, subscriptions, and fan-out patterns, including standard vs fifo topics, message filtering, and dead-letter queues.

Explore Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS) for decoupled architectures using standard and FIFO queues, visibility timeouts, dead-letter queues, polling, and integration patterns with Lambda, SNS, and S3.

Explore AWS Step Functions to orchestrate state machines, automate tasks with Lambda, and use standard and express workflows for parallel, dynamic, and human-in-the-loop processing across data and machine learning pipelines.

Discover Amazon Connect, an AI-powered cloud contact center, with agent workspace, chat and messaging, tasks, contact lens analytics, voice ID, customer profiles, outbound campaigns, cases, and reporting.

Explore how Amazon SES enables cost-effective email sending with marketing, transactional, and newsletters, while enabling inbound emails and seamless integration with AWS services for sending, receiving, storing, and monitoring emails.

Explore how AWS budgets track cost and usage, set cost and usage budgets, alerts, and automation with IAM policies, and integrate with Cost Explorer for reports.

Walk through an AWS budgets hands-on demo, creating monthly cost, zero spend, and EC2 hours usage budgets, and set Systems Manager automation to stop EC2 instances.

Discover how AWS cost and usage reports deliver detailed cost data to an S3 bucket with hourly, daily, or monthly granularity, CSV format, and Athena-ready integration.

Learn to configure an AWS cost and usage report by creating an S3 bucket, enabling Athena integration, building Athena databases and tables, running sample queries, and cleaning up resources.

Explore how AWS Cost Explorer visualizes and manages your cost and usage, reveals trends, unblended cost and net amortized cost, and provides forecasts and reports for budgeting.

Perform a hands-on AWS Cost Explorer demo to create three reports by service, by EC2 instance type, and by usage type, covering last three months and amortized cost concepts.

Discover how AWS Marketplace connects buyers and sellers to discover, purchase, deploy, and manage third-party software, data, and services through AMIs, SaaS, containers, ML, and professional services.

Launch and manage Amazon EC2 virtual machines in the AWS cloud with on-demand capacity and flexible purchasing. Explore AMIs, instance types, security groups, regions, VPCs, and instance lifecycle.

Create an EC2 instance, configure a key pair, set up a security group, and connect via SSH or EC2 Instance Connect.

Learn how Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling optimizes capacity with auto scaling groups, launch templates, health checks, and dynamic scaling across multiple availability zones with elastic load balancing.

Demonstrates building an EC2 auto scaling setup with a launch template and auto scaling group, applying a target-tracking policy at 50% CPU, testing with stress, and cleaning up resources.

Elastic load balancing allocates traffic across targets in multiple availability zones, routes only to healthy targets, and supports cross zone load balancing with application, network, gateway, and classic load balancers.

This hands-on demo guides you to create a VPC with two public subnets, launch two EC2 instances, and configure an application load balancer with a target group to distribute traffic.

Master AWS Batch to run scalable batch workloads using job definitions, queues, compute environments, and scheduling policies, with hands-on learning of ECS, Fargate, EC2, and EKS integration.

Upload your application code and let Elastic Beanstalk provision resources, load balancing, and scaling automatically. Manage web and worker environments, versions, and configuration through the console or EB CLI.

Amazon Lightsail provides a beginner-friendly cloud platform to deploy websites and apps quickly, with containers, databases, CDN, DNS, load balancers, snapshots, static IPs, and preconfigured WordPress, Drupal, and Magento stacks.

Explore AWS Outposts, a fully managed hybrid cloud service that brings AWS compute, storage, and databases to on-premises sites with the same hardware, APIs, and tools as the cloud.

Discover how Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS) orchestrates Docker containers with EC2 or Fargate, definitions, services, autoscaling, load balancing, and tight integration with ECR, IAM, and CloudWatch.

Amazon elastic Kubernetes service (EKS) offers deployment options with Fargate, EC2, and EKS distro, plus on-premises outpost or anywhere, storage with EBS CSI driver, VPC requirements, and logging and monitoring.

Learn how Amazon Elastic Container Registry (ECR) provides a fully managed private registry for Docker and OCI images, with IAM-based access, repository policies, and CLI workflows.