
Learn to log in to an EC2 instance using Putty with SSH by converting PEM to PPK, saving the private key, and using public DNS with the correct username.
Learn how to host a domain on an EC2 instance using Route 53, including creating a hosted zone, configuring NS and SOA records, and updating name servers at your registrar.
Create a wildcard dns record in Route 53 by adding a star in the name within a hosted zone, using alias for S3 or an IP for EC2.
Understand how identity and access management uses permissions to control who can access AWS resources, what actions they can perform, and how identity-based and resource-based permissions differ.
Discover how to configure an AWS S3 bucket, including permissions and access policies, static website hosting, logging, versioning, lifecycle rules, cross-region replication, tags, requester pays, and transfer acceleration.
Create an Amazon Machine Image (AMI) from an existing EC2 instance to produce a complete duplicate, explore no reboot options, and launch a new instance from the AMI.
Identify security groups as virtual firewalls that control traffic to EC2 instances. Use inbound rules to allow web traffic on port 80 from the internet and outbound rules to permit responses, or restrict sources to specific IPs for private testing.
Explore AWS database options from managed relational databases to NoSQL, including RDS, DynamoDB, ElastiCache, and Redshift. Learn how the managed database migration service minimizes downtime during migrations.
Launch your first RDS instance by selecting an engine, sizing the DB instance, and configuring network, security, and backups. Review the cluster endpoint and port when ready.
The cloud is slowly becoming an important piece of technology in today’s world. In addition to being a great data storage system, it is also becoming the standard for creating manageable and scalable web application services, all the while offering a wide range of hosting capabilities.
Amazon is currently on top of the game in web application services with its Amazon Web Services (popularly known as AWS). With so many companies shifting their servers to the cloud, making it easier to save data and even access it, it is no wonder that they are looking for AWS specialists.
This has resulted in a lot of companies demanding technicians that are experts in cloud computing and cloud system architecture. Technicians that hold the Amazon’s AWS Certification Exams are considered as specialists in the cloud computing field.
This panoptic course covers everything that you need to get started on Amazon cloud including detailed descriptions on EC2 Instances, S3 Bucket and various Amazon’s Databases such as RDS, DynamoDB, Elasticache, Redshift and DMS. You will learn everything cloud concepts including how to design a highly available and fault tolerant system, lifting and shifting an existing system to AWS, selecting the appropriate AWS service based on select requirements, identifying the appropriate use of AWS architectural, estimating costs and identifying mechanisms to control costs and etc.
It will also cover extensively the important EC2 Dashboard and other related technologies including AMI (Amazon’s Machine Images) images, Security Groups and even Auto Scaling Groups.
This course is the perfect stepping stone on your journey to getting your AWS mastery
So, what’s stopping you from increasing your skills and your salary? Let’s get high on cloud computing.