AWS(Associate Solutions Architect) Online Training
The course:
Cloud Computing is the most popular and most widely used innovations today in the world. This course for training is designed to prepare administrators, engineers, architects, and consultants for designing workload deployments on cloud with the Amazon Web Services platform. This course will teach you design principles, including strategies for Compute, Networking, Storage, DNS, RDS, monitoring, Server less computing, load balancing and much more. When you're finished with this course, you'll have the skills and knowledge needed to securely design highly available and scalable systems, and you'll also be highly prepared for the AWS Certifications.
Prerequisites:
You need to set up an AWS Account (you can use the free tier for this course) A Windows, Linux or Mac PC/Laptop
Introduction to Cloud Computing
A Short History
Client-Server Computing Concepts
Challenges with Distributed Computing
Introduction to Cloud Computing
Why Cloud Computing?
Benefits of Cloud Computing
Cloud Computing Deployment Models
Private Cloud
Public Cloud
Hybrid Cloud
Cloud Delivery/Service Models
Software as a Service (SaaS)
Platform as a Service(PaaS)
Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)
Introduction to AWS Services
Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud(EC2)
Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3)
Elastic Block Storage (EBS)
Elastic Load Balancing (ELB)
Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS)
Amazon DynamoDB
Auto Scaling
Amazon ElastiCache
Identity and Access Management (IAM)
Virtual Private Cloud (VPC)
Cloud Formation
Simple Email Services (SES)
Simple Queue Services (SQS)
Simple Notification Services (SNS)
Serverless computing (Lambda)
Import/Export (Snowball)
Code Commit
Cloud Trail
Elastic Beanstalk
Cloud Front
Route-53
Glacier
Key Management Service (KMS)
Introduction to AWS
Subscription to AWS
Introduction to the AWS Management Console
Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) Essentials
Regions and Availability Zones – Choose the right Region
Amazon Machine Images (AMI)
Working with AMIs
Choosing the right AMI
Deciding what goes into an AMI
Finding the right AMI
Pricing model in EC2 instances
On-demand, Reserved, Scheduled, Spot instances, Dedicated Hosts
EC2 Reserved Instance Marketplace
Importing and Exporting Instances
EC2 Instances
Building an EC2 Windows instance & Linux Instance
Bootstrapping with user-data
Setting up security
Security with Key Pairs
Working with the Security Group
Different IPs assigned to an EC2 instance
Assigning Elastic IPs
Login/Access to the instance
Creating your own custom AMI, Registering & Granting access to the AMI
Placement groups
EC2 instance protection
Instance Roles
Importing and Exporting Instances
Elastic Network Interfaces(ENIs)
Resources and Tags
Accessing Meta-Data & use cases.
Elastic Block Store (EBS)
EBS Volume Types
EBS Encryption
EBS Performance
Instance Store volumes
Instance Stores Available on Instance Types
Instance Store Usage Scenarios
Adding Instance Store Volumes to an AMI
Optimizing Disk Performance
Creating and deleting volumes
Attaching and detaching volumes
Mounting and Unmounting the attached volume
Increasing the volume size
Creating snapshots
Creating Volumes & AMIs from Snapshots.
Cross-Region snapshot copy & use cases.
Elastic Load Balancer (ELB)
What Is Elastic Load Balancing
How Elastic Load Balancing Works
Classic & App ELB types.
Creating load balancer
Internal & External Load balancers
Load balancing protocols
Listener Configurations
SSL Negotiation Configurations
Attach & Detach Subnets
Security groups for the load balancer
Configure health check for the load balancer
Adding multiple instances to the load balancer
Custom Domain Names
Cross-Zone Load Balancing
DNS Failover
Sticky Sessions
Monitoring and Logging
DNS Failover
Sticky Sessions
Monitoring and Logging
Cross-zone load balancing
Connection Draining
ELB traffic logging
Auto Scaling
What is Auto Scaling
Auto scaling components
Benefits of auto scaling
Creating launch configuration, and its prerequisites.
Creating Auto Scaling Groups (ASG)
Attach & Detach EC2 Instances in ASG
Configuration of Auto Scaling policies based on the Load on EC2 instances.
Using Auto scaling with an Elastic Load Balancer (ELB).
Temporarily Removing Instances
Suspend and Resume Process
Shut Down Your Auto Scaling Process
Monitoring Your Auto Scaling Instances
Health Checks
Getting Notifications When Your Auto Scaling Group Changes
Simple Storage Service (S3)
Creating and deleting buckets
Adding objects to buckets
Getting objects
Deleting objects
Notifications
Uses of S3 storage
Working with Permissions of S3, Access Control, Bucket policy
S3 Data encryption types
Enable Versioning, Logging for S3 objects
Lifecycle rules in s3
Accessing S3 storage with Tools
Hosting a Static Website
Cross-Origin Resource Sharing
Cross-region replication
Audit Logging with AWS CloudTrail
Glacier Storage
Creating Vaults
Working with Archives
Accessing the Glacier vault using tools
Using Glacier for backups
Job Operations
Data Retrieval Policy Operations
Identity and Access management (IAM)
Creation of user accounts
Setting up multi-factor Authentication (MFA)
Roles in IAM
Groups in IAM
Delegation of permissions for users
Creation of custom policies for delegation
Using Identity Providers
Cross-Account Access
Account settings
Credential Report
Encryption - Key Management Service (KMS)
Virtual Private Cloud (VPC)
Different types of networks that can be setup in AWS
Creating a custom VPC
NACLs & Security Groups
Creation of Internet Gateway(IGW)
Connecting to instances in the gateway
Subnets, Route Tables & Association
NAT Instances & NAT-Gateways
DHCP Options Sets & DNS
VPC Peering
VPN overview & components
Route 53
Configuring Amazon Route 53 as Your DNS Service
Registering a Domain Name and Configuring Amazon Route 53 as the DNS Service
Migrating DNS Service for an Existing Domain to Amazon Route 53
Creating a Subdomain That Uses Amazon Route 53 without Migrating the Parent Domain
Working with Public Hosted Zones
Working with Private Hosted Zones
Working with Resource Record Sets
Health Checks and DNS Failover
Creating, Updating, and Deleting Health Checks
Transferring a Domain from a Different AWS Account or Registrar
Using IAM to Control Access to Amazon Route 53 Resources
Cloud watch
Debugging cloud related issues
Monitoring the AWS Service Health Dashboard
Monitoring with Cloud watch
Getting statistics for a specific EC2 instance
Getting aggregated statistics
Metrics for other AWS Services and related namespaces
Setting up notifications
Simple Notification Services (SNS)
Creation of a topic
Subscribing to topic via Email
Setting notification for EC2 instance changes
Simple Queue Service (SQS)
Creation of a queue
Sending messages to the queue
Sending SNS to SQS
Retrieving messages from SQS
Simple Email Services (SES)
Setting up email domain
Limits of SES
Test Email setup
Elastic Beanstalk
Creation of Web-App using Elastic Beanstalk
Building a sample application using Beanstalk
Modifying the properties of the deployment.
Relational Database Service (RDS)
DB Instances
Selecting the DB-Engine
Configuring the Database Server
Creating your Database
Setting up automatic backups, snapshots & restores
Authorizing access to the DB with RDS Security Groups
DB Instance Replication
Security: Using IAM to Manage Access to Amazon RDS Resources
RDS Limits
Managing MySql Database server
DB Instance Life Cycle: Renaming a DB Instance
Deleting or Rebooting a DB Instance
Working with Storage Types
Upgrading a DB Instance
Working with Option Groups & DB Parameter Groups
Working with Reserved DB Instances
Monitoring
Database Log Files
Cloud Front
How CloudFront Delivers Content
Working with Distributions
Working with Web Distributions
Working with Objects
Request and Response Behaviour
Serving Private Content through CloudFront
Using an HTTPS Connection to Access Your Objects
Using IAM to Control Access to CloudFront Resources
Monitoring CloudFront Activity Using CloudWatch
ElastiCache
ElastiCache Terminology and Concepts
Backup and Restore
Clusters Explanation ( Memcached and Redis )
CloudWatch Metrics with ElastiCache
Managing ElastiCache
Managing Replication Groups
DNS Names and Underlying IP
Cloud Formation
Building AWS infrastructure as a code
Utilization of Sample templates
Introduction to JSON
