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AWS Solutions Architect Certification Training - Amazon Web Services

AWS Solutions Architect Certification Training - Amazon Web Services - Course Content


AWS training offers the definitive training in the AWS platform that includes the AWS Cloud, IAM, Lambda, Redshift, EC2, S3, Cloudtrail. You will work on the various essentials of AWS cloud platform, creating SaaS applications that are scalable, have high availability and are fault-tolerant.


AWS Course Content

Introduction to Cloud Computing & AWS

Introduction to Cloud Computing, Cloud Computing models, AWS offerings Listing (EC2, VPC, AMI, EBS, ELB, Backup), Familiarizing with the AWS Architecture and AWS Management Console.
Hands-on Exercise – Setting up of AWS account

Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2)

Overview of EC2, Elastic IP vs Public IP, Launching of AWS EC2 instance demo, Amazon Machine Images (AMI), Auto Scaling, Cost of EC2, Best Practices of EC2, Amazon backup services and various concepts, EC2 Demo
Hands-on Exercise – Launch an EC2 instance, Launch a Linux Virtual Machine on EC2, Hosting a website with an EC2 instance

Amazon Virtual Public Cloud

Simple Storage Service (S3), Elastic Block Storage (EBS) and Persistent Storage, Amazon Glacier Storage, Amazon Storage Gateway, Amazon Snowball (Data Import/Export), AWS Command Line Interface (CLI), Billing with Amazon CloudWatch
Hands-on Exercise – Design a custom VPC with Public subnet, Check Route tables in VPC, Create security group and ACL

Amazon Storage Services – 1

Elastic Block Storage (EBS) and Persistent Storage, AWS Command Line Interface (CLI)
Hands-on Exercise – Running AWS CLI commands, Storage Gateway, Connecting on-premise softare with cloud-based storage

Amazon Storage Services – 2

Simple Storage Service (S3)
Hands-on Exercise – Create an Amazon S3 bucket; Hosting a static website on Amazon S3

Amazon Storage Services – 3

Amazon Glacier Storage, Amazon Storage Gateway, Amazon Snowball (Data Import/Export), Billing with Amazon CloudWatch
Hands-on Exercise – CloudWatch: Managing and Monitoring the AWS resources, CloudWatch: Configuring alerts and notifications, CloudWatch: Billing

AWS Database Services – 1

Relation Database: Amazon RDS, Amazon Aurora, NoSQL Database: Amazon DynamoDB
Hands-on Exercise – Create RDS DB instance, Create a Read Replica of above instance of RDS, Create Table in master RDS, Add Data to master RDS, Add Data to replica RDS, Create instance of MySql or Postgresql in Aurora, Create NoSQL table in DynamoDB and run queries

AWS Database Services – 2

Data Warehouse: Amazon Redshift, In-memory Cache: Amazon ElastiCache, Database Migration: AWS Database Migration Service
Hands-on Exercise – Create RDS DB instance, Create a Read Replica of above instance of RDS, Create Table in master RDS, Add Data to master RDS, Add Data to replica RDS, Create instance of MySql or Postgresql in Aurora, Create NoSQL table in DynamoDB and run queries

AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) – Control user access

Authentication (Who can use) and Authorization (Level of access), IAM Policies – JSON structure, Users, Groups and Their Roles, IAM HTTPS API, Logging IAM Events with AWS CloudTrail
Hands-on Exercise – Create JSON document to define access policy for users and groups, Use AWS CloudTrail tool to log IAM events.

Load Balancing and AutoScaling

What is a Fault Tolerant System, Features of Elastic Load Balancing, Two Types of Load Balancer: Classic and Application, How Auto Scaling works in AWS, Accessing Elastic Load Balancing: AWS Management Console, AWS CLI, AWS SDKs, HTTPS Query API
Hands-on Exercise – Create an ELB, Configure an Auto Scaling Group, Make yourself familiar with Management Console

Amazon Route 53

What Is Amazon Route 53, Domain Name Registration, Routing Internet Traffic to Resources, Automated check of the health of Resources
Hands-on Exercise – Register a domain name, Configure the routing of internet traffic, Check the health of the resources using automation facility

Amazon Application Services

Elastic Beanstalk, Simple Email Services (SES), Simple Notification Service (SNS), AWS Lambda, Elastic OpsWorks
Hands-on Exercise – Run an app using Beanstalk, Send an email using SES, Enable notification service and generate notification, Copy object using Lambda, Model and provision your app using OpsWorks

AWS Projects

Project 1
Objective – Hands-on workshop, real-time case study on AWS, its concepts and operations.
Project 2
Domain – Cloud Computing
Objective – To deploy a website which would render a static webpage using AWS Simple Storage Service (S3) and Amazon Route 53
Project 3
Domain – Cloud Computing
Objective – To migrate an existing Git repository or unversioned local content to AWS CodeCommit, a fully-managed source control service that makes it easy for companies to host secure and highly scalable private Git repositories
Project 4
Domain – Cloud Computing
Objective – To deploy and host Jenkins, an open-source automation software predominantly used for CI/CD (Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment). Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) in a public subnet would be used within your own Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) and you will also set up an Amazon Elastic Block Store (EBS) volume
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