aws

Introduction to AWS
Learning Objective: In this module, you will learn about the different services provided by AWS. You
will be provided with an overview of the important resources required to architect an application.

Topics:

• Cloud Computing
  Cloud deployment and service models
  AWS Global Infrastructure and its benefits
  AWS Regions, Availability Zones, and Edge Locations
  AWS Services
  Ways to access AWS Services: AWS CLI, AWS SDK, AWS Management Console
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  Hands-On:
  Sign-up for AWS free-tier account
  Create an S3 bucket through Console
  Create an S3 bucket through AWS CLI
  Launch an EC2 instance
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• Security Management in AWS
  Learning Objective: In this module, you will learn about how to securely manage your application
  and your AWS account using various Amazon security services.
  Topics:
  User management through Identity Access Management (IAM)
  Various access policies across AWS Services
  AWS Cognito
  AWS Directory Service
  AWS Single Sign-On
  AWS Security & Encryption: KMS, CloudHSM, Sheild, and WAF
  API keys service access
  Best practices for IAM
  Access billing and create alerts on billing
• Hands-On:
  Create new users who can login to AWS console
  Create role for an application to access S3
  Create policies for new user to have either admin or limited privileges
  Credential rotation for IAM users
  Login to AWS console via MFA
  Create API keys for accessing AWS Services
  Create Budget
  Login to Cognito Hosted UI and redirect to a custom domain
  Object Storage Options
  Learning Objective: In this module, you will learn about the different Object Storage Services offered
  by AWS, identify when to use a specific service, how to store/transfer data using these services and
  optimize the storage cost.
  Topics:
  S3 bucket
  Storage classes in S3
  Glacier Deep Archive
  Life cycle policy in S3
  S3 Lock Policies
  S3 Performance Optimization
  Cost optimization for S3
  Difference between S3, EBS and EFS
  Glacier: Glacier Vault Policies
  AWS Global Accelerator
  Amazon FSx
  Storage Gateway and its types
  Hands-On:
  Hosting a Static Website on Amazon S3
  Versioning in AWS S3
  Replicating data across regions
  S3 Transfer acceleration
  Transfer and retrieve data from Glacier through lifecycle policy
  Upload a file to AWS S3 through a Website
  Accessing a static website through Cloud Front
  Mount FSx into windows servers and share same file
  Amazon EC2
  Learning Objective: EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) is the backbone of AWS. In this module, you will
  learn about the concepts associated with an EC2 instance and its usage. This module covers different
  AMIs, a demo on launching an EC2 instance, ways to connect with an instance, and how to host a
  website on EC2 instance.
  Topics:
  Start, stop and terminate an EC2 Instance
  Security Groups
  AMI
  VPC, ENI, Public, and Private IP
  Storage services
  Instance Store
  EBS and its types
  SSDs and Provisioned IOPS
  Hard Disk Drives
  EFS
  EBS vs EFS
  AWS Parallel Cluster
  Cost optimization
  Hands-On:
  Host your website inside EC2
  Create an AMI
  Create an Elastic IP
  Attaching an EBS volume externally
  To create a snapshot
  Mount EFS volumes
  Load Balancing, Auto-Scaling, and Route 53
  Learning Objective: In this module, you will learn the concepts of Load Balancing, Auto-Scaling, and
  Route 53 to manage traffic.
  Topics:
  Elastic Load Balancer and its types
  Advanced features of ELB
  Launch Templates
  Launch Configurations
  Comparison of Classic, Network and Application Load Balancer
  Auto-Scaling
  Components of Auto-Scaling
  Lifecycle of Auto-Scaling
  Auto-Scaling policy
  Working of Route 53
  Various Routing Policies
  Hands-On:
  Create a Classic Load Balancer
  Create a Network Load Balancer
  Work with Application Load Balancer and Auto-Scaling
  Auto-Scaling and Scaling policy
  Point a sub-domain to EC2 box in Route 53
  Database Services and Analytics
  Learning Objective: In this module, you will learn about the different database services offered by
  AWS to handle structured and unstructured data. This module also gives you knowledge on how to
  analyze your data.
  Topics:
  Amazon RDS and its benefits
  Read Replica
  RDS IAM Authentication
• Aurora: Aurora Serverless & Global Databases
  DynamoDB
  ElastiCache: Working, Redis vs Memcached
  Amazon RedShift: Redshift Spectrum
  Kinesis: AWS Kinesis Data Streams, AWS Kinesis Data Firehouse
  AWS Lake Formation
  AWS Athena
  AWS QLDB
  Hands-On:
  Storing an application data in MySQL DB using Relational Database Service (RDS)
  Creating Tables, loading sample data and running queries
  Redis Cache
  Visualize the web traffic using Kinesis Data Stream
  Analyse csv data in S3 with Athena
  Networking and Monitoring Services
  Learning Objective: This module introduces you to the Amazon Virtual Private Cloud. You will learn
  to implement networking using public and private subnets with VPC. Also, this module demonstrates
  how to monitor your services.
  Topics:
  VPC – Benefits and Components
  CIDR Notations
  Network Access Control List v/s Security Groups
  NAT (Network Address Translation): NAT Devices, NAT Gateway and NAT instance
  VPC peering
  Direct Connect
  Private Link
  Classic Link
  AWS CloudWatch
  AWS CloudTrail
  AWS Config
  Trusted Advisor
  Hands-On:
  Create a Non-default VPC and attach it to an EC2 instance
  Accessing Internet inside Private Subnet using NAT Gateway
  Connect two instances in different VPC’s using VPC peering
  Monitoring an EC2 instance using CloudWatch
  Enable CloudTrail and Store Logs in S3
  Explore Trusted Advisor
  Connect to an App hosted in different VPC through Private Link
  Applications Services and AWS Lambda
  Learning Objective: In this module, you will learn about different Application services offered by
  AWS, that are used for sending e-mails, notifications, and processing message queues. This module
  also deals with the latest trend of Serverless architecture using AWS Lambda.
  Topics:
  AWS Simple Email Service (SES)
  Implement SES
  Demonstrate the working of SNS
  SQS: Work with SQS, ASG with SQS
  Amazon MQ
  Amazon Event Bridge
  AWS Simple Notification Service (SNS)
  AWS Simple Work Flow (SWF)
  AWS Lambda
  AWS Serverless Application Model
  Hands-On:
  Send an email through AWS SES
  Send notification through SNS
  Send an e-mail through Lambda when an object is added to S3
  Send notification through Lambda when a message is sent to SQS
• Configuration Management and Automation
  Learning Objective: This module helps you gain knowledge on various AWS services and tools used
  for configuration management and Automation.
  Topics:
  Infrastructure as Code
  CloudFormation and its components
  Templates in CloudFormation
  Stack in CloudFormation
  Resource deletion policies in CloudFormation
  Introduction to AWS OpsWorks
  AWS OpsWorks services
  Components of AWS OpsWorks Stack
  OpsWorks Lifecycle Events and Deployment Commands
  OpsWorks for Chef Automate
  AWS OpsWorks for Puppet Enterprise
  Auto Healing
  Elastic Beanstalk
  Components of Elastic Beanstalk
  Beanstalk v/s OpsWorks v/s CloudFormation
  Hands-On:
  Installation of LAMP server in EC2 through CloudFormation
  AWS OpsWorks Stack
  Deploy a Web Application with DynamoDB using Beanstalk
  AWS Architectural Designs – I
  Learning Objective: This module gives you an idea of the importance of AWS guidelines for the WellArchitected Framework. You will also learn about Resilient and Performant architecture designs.
  Topics:
  AWS Well-Architected Framework
  How to Build a Well-Architected Framework
  Pillars of AWS Well-Architected Framework
  Basics of Resilient Architecture
  Disaster Recovery (DR)
  Options to Implement DR Plans
  Basics of Performant Architecture