Learn Amazon Web Services (AWS) easily to become Architect

Learn AWS compute products and services to develop, deploy, and scale applications in the cloud with auto scaling, containers, Lambda, and elastic load balancing.

Learn how Amazon EC2 provides flexible, resizable compute capacity through instances, with general purpose, compute, memory, and storage optimized types, scalable on demand, and AWS services such as S3.

Access the AWS management console to launch EC2 instances, manage resources across regions, and monitor service health and costs with dashboards and templates.

Learn how to launch a Linux VM on Amazon EC2, choose instance types, configure security groups and storage, and set up monitoring with CloudWatch and alarms.

Launch and access a Linux EC2 instance, configure storage and security groups, set up a key pair for access, connect via SSH, monitor basics, and terminate to manage costs.

Launch and access a Windows server VM on Amazon EC2 by selecting a Windows Server 2016 AMI, choosing an instance type, configuring storage and security, and connecting to the instance.

Learn how to launch a WordPress website on Amazon EC2 using pre-configured marketplace images, configure security groups, access the WordPress admin, and customize themes and posts.

Launch and manage scalable apps with AWS Elastic Beanstalk, deploying, configuring environments, uploading applications, and monitoring auto scaling while paying only for used resources, with no minimum fees.

Discover how Amazon EC2 autoscaling automatically adjusts capacity to maintain desired number of instances, improving availability while reducing costs. Learn launch configurations, auto scaling groups, scaling policies, and CloudWatch monitoring.

Learn how elastic load balancing distributes traffic across healthy instances for high availability and automatic scaling, using application, network, and classic load balancers with listeners and target groups.

Learn how Amazon Lightsail provides a cost-effective, easy-to-use virtual server platform with Linux and Windows options, static IP, DNS management, monitoring, and quick instance creation.

Learn AWS Lambda to run and scale code without managing servers, paying only for compute time. Upload your function, configure events, test, and monitor real-time applications.

Learn how AWS ECS with Fargate lets you run and scale containers without managing servers, using task definitions, services, and integrated deployment options.

Explore AWS storage options from S3, EBS, EFS to Glacier and gateway solutions; learn how lifecycle policies, auto migration, and disaster recovery strategies ensure secure, scalable, cost-effective data management.

Learn Amazon S3 basics: create a bucket, store and retrieve files, manage permissions, versioning, lifecycle policies, encryption, and static website hosting.

Learn how to access Amazon S3 via the AWS CLI using IAM user credentials to list, upload, and download files, while managing users, groups, and permissions with secure best practices.

Learn how Route 53 handles DNS and domain name routing to deliver highly available web services, covering DNS management, health checks, domain registration, and monitoring.

Discover AWS databases, from relational and NoSQL options to data warehouse and in-memory caching, and learn migration and schema tools to move from on premises to Aurora and beyond.

Learn to create, connect, and operate an aws rds mysql instance in the cloud, leveraging a scalable open-source relational database with backups, security groups, encryption, and monitoring.

Explore Amazon DynamoDB, a fully managed NoSQL database offering high performance, security, and backups, with tables, primary keys, partition keys, and scalable read/write capacity for modern apps.

Navigate AWS Migration Hub to track and accelerate cloud migrations with discovery, connectors, and a centralized dashboard, monitoring status and dependencies across tools like Snowball and Database Migration Service.

Explore security, identity, and compliance in AWS through organization-wide policies, policy-based controls, and cross-account access, with encryption keys, certificate manager, and firewall rules.

Explore AWS Step Functions to design and run workflows using state machines and Lambda functions, manage executions, transitions, and role permissions for scalable, resilient applications.

Master Amazon CloudWatch monitoring and management service to collect logs and metrics, and set alarms, dashboards, and event rules for unified visibility across cloud resources.