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An AWS Solutions Architect is responsible for building, deploying, and maintaining critical infrastructure inside the AWS Cloud.
Besides being introduced to AWS Architecture, different models of Cloud Computing, VPC, AMI, EBS, and ELB, you learn to set up an AWS account and launch an EC2 instance as well as a Linux Virtual Machine with the help of that.
Acquire an in-depth understanding of Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2), Amazon Machine Image (AMI), Elastic Network Interface (ENI), Elastic Block Store (EBS), Elastic File System (EFS), along with hands-on experience in creating EC2 instance and Elastic IP.
Provide for fast scaling of web applications using AWS, along with learning to launch an EC2 instance for developing and deploying applications.
The AWS training course curriculum has been designed in line with the requirements for clearing the AWS Architect exam – SAA-C03. Besides general guidance, you shall be assisted with mock interviews, resume preparation, and probable interview questions, along with reliable AWS Solutions Architect certification.
Great learning experience through the platform. The curriculum is updated and covers all the topics. The trainers are experts in their respective fields and follow more of a practical approach.
I was astonished by the way of training material and learning methodology they were using for their courses was amazing. Totally worth your money and time.
You are a Fresher and are interested in the field of Cloud Computing.
You are looking for a Career Switch and are interested in hosting fault-tolerant and highly scalable applications on the AWS platform.
You do not have Coding experience but are looking to initiate a career in IT.
You are a Network or System Administrator, Programmer, or Solutions Architect, who is interested in building IaaS, SaaS, or PaaS applications.
1.1: What is AWS?
1.2: What is Cloud Computing?
1.3: Cloud Computing Service and Deployment Models
1.4: AWS vs. Azure vs. GCP
1.5: AWS Services
1.6: Benefits of AWS
1.7: AWS: Cloud Computing Products
1.8: AWS S3, VPC, EC2 Overview
1.9: Introduction to EBS, AMI, ELB
1.10: AWS Management Console
1.11: AWS Architecture
1.12: Virtualization
1.13: AWS Account Overview
1.14: What is Auto-Scaling?
1.15: AWS Cloudshell
Practical Experience:
2.1: Introduction to Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2)
2.2: Benefits of EC2
2.3: EC2 Instance Types
2.4: Public IP vs. Elastic IP
2.5: Introduction to Amazon Machine Image (AMI)
2.6: Hardware Tenancy – Shared vs. Dedicated
2.7: Introduction to EBS
2.8: EBS Volume Types and Snapshots
2.9: Solid State Drive and Hard Disk Drive
2.10: Introduction to EFS
2.11: Difference between EBS and EFS
2.12: Amazon FSx
2.13: AWS Batch
Practical Experience:
3.1: Why move to Cloud Storage?
3.2: Traditional vs. Cloud Storage: Comparing Cost
3.3: Introduction to AWS Storage
3.4: Amazon S3 Architecture
3.5: Working of Simple Storage Service (S3)
3.6: Bucket Policy
3.7: Version Control in S3
3.8: S3: Policies, Storage Classes, and Pricing
3.9: S3 Select and S3 Glacier Select
3.10: Access Control List
3.11: Cross Region Replication (CRR)
3.12: Lifecycle Policy of S3 Bucket
3.13: AWS Backup
3.14: CloudFront
3.15: Snowball
3.16: Amazon Athena and Macie
Practical Experience:
4.1: Introduction to Amazon VPC
4.2: Components of VPC: Route Tables, NAT, Network Interfaces, Internet Gateway
4.3: Benefits of VPC
4.4: CIDR Notations
4.5: IP Addresses
4.6: Network Address Translation: NAT Gateway, NAT Devices, and NAT Instance
4.7: VPC Peering with Scenarios
4.8: VPC: Types, Pricing, Endpoints, Design Patterns
4.9: Direct Connect and Private Link
4.10: Bastion Host and Auto Scaling
4.11: AWS Global Accelerator
4.12: AWS Transit Gateway
Practical Experience:
5.1: Introduction to Elastic Load Balancer
5.2: Types and Features of ELB
5.3: Components and Benefits of Application Load Balancer
5.4: Tripartite comparison between Application, Network, and Classic Load Balancer
5.5: Cross-Zone Load Balancing
5.6: Load Balancer Architecture
5.7: Auto-Scaling: Introduction, Components, Types, Groups, Lifecycle, and Benefits
5.8: Launch Configurations/Launch Templates
5.9: Load Balancer and Auto Scaling
5.10: Working of DNS
5.11: Route 53: Need and Working
5.12: Routing Policies
Practical Experience:
6.1: Introduction to Databases
6.2: Types of Databases
6.3: Introduction to Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS)
6.4: Features and Pricing of and Read Replicas in RDS
6.5: Amazon Aurora: Introduction, Pricing, Design Patterns, and Benefits
6.6: Amazon Redshift: Introduction and Advantages
6.7: DynamoDB: Introduction, Components, Design Patterns, and Pricing
6.8: Introduction to ElastiCache
Practical Experience:
7.1: Introduction to Identity Access Management (IAM)
7.2: Introduction to Amazon Resource Name (ARN) and Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) in JSON and IAM
7.3: IAM: Policies, Roles, Permissions, Pricing, and Identity Federation
7.4: IAM: Groups, Users, Features
7.5: Introduction to Resource Access Manager (RAM)
7.6: AWS Single Sign-On (SSO)
7.7: Introduction to CloudTrail
7.8: Introduction to CloudWatch: Architecture, Pricing, Metrics and Namespaces, Design Patterns, Alarms, Dashboards, and Logs
7.9: AWS Directory Service
Practical Experience:
8.1: Introduction to AWS CloudWatch
8.2: What is AWS Config
8.3: Introduction to AWS CloudTrain and Control Tower
8.4: What are AWS Organizations and License Tower
8.5: Introduction to AWS Service Catalog and Systems Manager
8.6: What is AWS Personal Health Dashboard
Practical Experience:
9.1: Introduction to AWS Simple Email Service (SES) and Simple Notification Service (SNS)
9.2: Working of SES and SNS
9.3: Working with Amazon Simple Queue Service
9.4: Comparison between Amazon SNS and SQS
9.5: Amazon MQ and Amazon Event Bridge
9.6: Amazon Simple Workflow Service (SWF)
9.7: Introduction to AWS Lambda, AWS Fargate, AWS Step Functions, AWS Elastic Beanstalk, AWS CloudFormation
9.8: Amazon Elastic Transcoder, Amazon Kinesis, and Amazon Workspaces
9.9: Advantages and Disadvantages of AWS Lambda
9.10: Elastic Beanstalk: Working, Pricing, Concepts
9.11: Introduction to AWS OpsWorks
Practical Experience:
10.1: Introduction to AWS Well-Architected Framework
10.2: Designing a Well-Architected Framework
10.3: Pillars of AWS Well-Architected Framework
10.4: How to build Highly Available and Fault Tolerant Architectures
10.5: Deciding upon Resilient Storage
10.6: Designing Decoupling Mechanisms and Multi-tier Architecture Solution
10.7: Introduction to Disaster Recovery and ways to implement the same
10.8: Guaranteeing Performance Efficiency through Selection, Review, and Monitoring
Practical Experience:
Our AWS Project List has been diligently curated to assess your ability to work with AWS services. In this AWS online training, projects are designed by industry experts, which will prepare you for your encounter with real work.
Using web applications for virtual isolation of network from customers Ensuring the capability of web applications to manage uncertain traffic patterns Web applications should be capable of being evaluated by users with low latency.
Making use of AWS for creating Custom VPCs Key requirements: Using subnets for customizing VPC in AWS having public as well as private access.
The case study would entail load balancing and autoscaling among multiple EC2 instances within AWS based on defined or varied metrics for autoscaling instances. Route custom domains to AWS resources.