
Register an AWS account through a hands-on lecture, verify identity via mobile phone and a four-digit code, then enter email, password, and personal details to access the AWS management console.
Learn how to delete and terminate an EC2 instance, including stopping, rebooting, and the importance of termination protection to avoid accidental deletion.
Explore cloud basics with aws, uncover infrastructure concepts, virtualization, and why aws offers over 200 services, global data centers, ec2, vpc, storage, and immediate, on-demand access.
Explore how AWS combines compute, networking, and storage services like EC2, ELB, RDS, VPC, Route 53, and Lambda to build scalable architectures and easy deployments.
Learn how to change the AWS IAM password policy from the dashboard, setting rules for length, uppercase letters, numbers, and expiration options, then save changes to enforce company security.
Create an IAM user in AWS from the root account, enable both console and programmatic access, set MFA and administrator rights, and manage credentials with tags and access keys.
Learn to configure VPCs and subnets, deploy a two-tier WordPress site on EC2 with a private MySQL, and enable multi-AZ redundancy, auto scaling, Route 53, S3, and CloudFront.
Explain how the internet connects clients and servers, from URLs and IP addresses to packets and protocols, and how http transfers html over the web.
Create a public subnet by adding a subnet in another availability zone and configuring its route table to route traffic to an internet gateway. It defines public and private subnets.
Explore how security groups control EC2 instance communication by protocol and IP, and how network ACLs regulate subnet-wide traffic, with stateful versus stateless behavior and inbound and outbound rules.
Learn how servers power web services, configure EC2 instances, and deploy Apache, MySQL, and WordPress on AWS, using public key authentication and connections.
Discover how public key authentication uses a private pem key and a public key on an EC2 instance to securely access and verify your server.
Learn the Secure Shell protocol to securely connect to a Linux EC2 instance. Use an ssh client and the login command ssh -i keyfile user@host on port 22.
Connect to the EC2 instance via SSH using the downloaded key. Install Teraterm on Windows to access the instance IP, and connect from the Mac terminal using the key.
Connect from a Windows PC to an EC2 instance by installing terror term, downloading version 4.1.5 from the official site, and launching the program.
Launch a Linux EC2 instance in the private subnet, install MySQL as the database server, and enable the web server to access it via a NAT gateway.
Launch an EC2 instance as a private subnet database server using Amazon Linux 2, t2 micro, with no public IP and MySQL port 3306 open via a new security group.
Launch WordPress on an EC2 instance by configuring a MySQL database and user. Paste the public IP to open WordPress, set the site title Udemy, and log in.
Check your freenom domain status and DNS registration, create a public hosted zone in Route 53, route to your EC2 IP with a simple record, and update Freenom name servers.
Configure security groups to manage traffic between an EC2 instance and the RDS database, with inbound port 306 rules and per-instance or per-group access safeguards.
Access the WordPress admin on the EC2 web server, install and activate the Offload Media Light for Amazon S3 plugin, then proceed to the next EC2 setup lesson.
Configure a multi-az RDS in the AWS management console using a production template, t2 micro burstable classes, and general purpose SSD with a standby instance in a different subnet.
This course is a legacy course. The UI of the AWS console in this course is an old version.
Through this Udemy course, complete beginners of both AWS and IT in general will learn how to implement practical IT infrastructure through AWS architecture configurations step by step. We will complete a working system building each piece together through lectures and demonstrations.
This course was created with the aim of helping users build their own basic IT architecture using AWS, even for those with no knowledge of AWS and or of IT. In this course, even a super beginner will learn about AWS and be able to put it into practice, building a full-scale architecture configuration yourself
[Learning steps of this course]
1. You will gain a solid understanding of IT and infrastructure.
2. Then you will learn the characteristics of AWS and the necessary services.
3. Using AWS service, you will build your own full architecture online.
[Outline of course contents]
Cloud and AWS overview
Learn fundamental concepts of the cloud and AWS, the big picture of services and how they work
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AWS setup
Learn about the important tools required to use AWS, and prepare your own AWS account for building our architecture.
Network and VPC
You will learn about VPCs and subnets within, which are services that we use to create a network area where our AWS services will be placed.
Servers and EC2
Starting with understanding the role of a server, you will learn how to set up your own server instance using AWS’ EC2. It is here we will launch our own web server
Domain settings and Route53
Learn about domains, URLs and the role of the DNS server. Use AWS’ Route53 to actually register your own domain.
RDS set up
Learn the fundamentals of databases and SQL commands. The set up our own RDS as a WORDPRESS website database
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Utilization of S3
Configure S3 to act as storage for our WORDPRESS site content.
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Redundant configuration using ELB and Auto Scaling
Use ELB and Auto Scaling to improve our WORDPRESS website’s configuration, creating a reliable redundant architectural configuration.
Content distribution with CloudFront and ACM
Set global content distribution using CloudFront, and learn about implementing secure HTTPS.communication with SSL / TLS certificates with ACM.
Implementation of operation management
Check the services used to manage the operation of your AWS services, and set up CloudWatch and billing management tools.