Sify's AWS Certified Cloud Essentials - Prep Material

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Sify’s AWS Certified Cloud

Essentials | Prep material
28-05-2019 Business Aligned | Learner Centric | Outcome Based

Business Objective cloud@core
To ensure the Associates understand the

concepts of cloud computing, the core
concepts of AWS interms of services,
security, architecting ,billing and pricing.
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Course Agenda cloud@core
This course helps us to understand the below modules :

▪ Cloud Computing Concepts
▪ AWS Cloud Concepts
▪ AWS Foundational Services
▪ AWS Billing and Pricing
▪ AWS Free tier account
▪ Sify’s AWS Certified Cloud Essentials Learning
Curriculum and Offerings

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01 Cloud Computing Concepts

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Objectives cloud@core
This course module would covers :

▪ Fundamentals and History of Cloud Computing
▪ Various advantages of using Cloud Computing
▪ Types of Cloud Computing models
• Cloud Computing Models - IaaS, PaaS,
SaaS
• Deployment Models – Private, Public ,
Hybrid
▪ Various Cloud Solutions providers

Before Vs After Cloud Computing cloud@core
For hosting the server, what do we consider?
What’s before Cloud Computing ? What’s current scenario with Cloud Computing ?
Buy a stack of Server Use the Cloud Servers
Buy more servers to handle the peek traffic in mind Scalability (server capacity will vary according to traffic..)
Monitors and Maintenance of the servers Cloud Providers manages the servers
Challenges faced :
- Server setup is expensive
- If any problems , troubleshooting can be difficult
- Servers would be idle most of the time ie the servers are
utilized only during peek time and after which the servers
would be idle

Cloud vs Cloud Computing cloud@core
▪ Cloud ? • Cloud Computing?

• Cloud is something that is • Cloud computing is the on-demand delivery of compute power,
present in remote location. Its database storage, applications, and other IT resources through a
not a single remote machine cloud services platform via the internet with pay-as-you-go pricing.
instead it’s a Data Centre
How it works ?
Cloud computing provides
a simple way to access
servers, storage,
databases and a broad set
of application services over
the Internet Advantages
•Trade capital expense for variable expense
•Benefit from massive economies of scale
•Stop guessing capacity
•Increase speed and agility
•Stop spending money on running and
maintaining data centers
•Go global in minutes
• Click here for more details

Cloud Computing concepts(1/2) cloud@core
Cloud computing has three main types that are commonly referred to as
Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), and Software as a Service (SaaS)
SaaS->do not have to think about how the service
is maintained or how the underlying infrastructure
is managed; we only need to think about how we
will use that particular piece of software
SaaS
IaaS->the basic building blocks for cloud PaaS->removes the need for our organization to
IT and typically provide access to manage the underlying infrastructure (usually
networking features, computers (virtual hardware and operating systems) and allows us
Cloud to focus on the deployment and management of
or on dedicated hardware), and data computing
storage space. our applications
Service models
IaaS PaaS

Cloud Computing concepts (2/2) cloud@core
Public networks => accessible to the general public
Cloud
Deployment Private networks => accessible within an organization
models
Hybrid networks => Public + Private
Cloud Solutions
Cloud providers Accordingly to the recent cloud offerings, Amazon has been
chosen by many customers to build their businesses. The AWS
cloud computing platform provides the flexibility to build your
application, your way, regardless of your use case or industry
Click Here to know more about AWS Cloud solutions

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02 AWS Cloud Concepts


▪ Introduction to Amazon Web Services
▪ History of AWS
▪ AWS Core Infrastructure
▪ Cloud Services Vs AWS Cloud Services
▪ AWS Foundational Services

Introduction and History of AWS (1/2) cloud@core
Amazon Web Services (AWS)

What? * Enable businesses and developers to use web services to build scalable, sophisticated applications
* Amazon was founded in 1994 by Jeffrey P. Bezos. | 2006 Amazon Web Services was launched
The AWS Cloud provides

Why? * a broad set of infrastructure services, such as computing power, storage options, networking and databases,
delivered as a utility: on-demand, available in seconds, with pay-as-you-go pricing
The AWS Cloud

How? * spans 60 Availability Zones within 20 geographic regions around the world, with announced plans for 12 more
Availability Zones and four more Regions in Bahrain, Cape Town, Hong Kong SAR, and Milan.
• Easy to use
• Flexible • Security
• Cost-Effective • Networking
Benefits of AWS AWS Core
Cloud • Reliable • Servers
computing • Scalable and high- Services • Storage
performance • Database
• Secure
Click Here to know more

AWS Core Infrastructure cloud@core

Cloud Services cloud@core
▪ Consider a user tries to access a web page - https://www.sify.com/ . Below would be overall high level
architecture.
Suddenly when a lot of users started to hit, cloud computing
sense the traffic automatically by provisioning additional
servers to normalize
USER Domain Name System
DB

AWS Cloud Services cloud@core
General nomenclature AWS nomenclature
DNS Route 53
Server EC2 Server
Database Relational Database Store(RDS) EC2 server

Storage Amazon S3
EC2 server
RDS
USER Route 53 Elastic Load Balancer EC2 server
EC2 server VPC

AWS Foundational Services cloud@core
Amazon EC2,AWS Batch, Amazon EC2 Container Service, Amazon Lightsail,

* Compute
AWS Lambda
Amazon CloudFront, Amazon Route53,Amazon VPC, Amazon Direct Connect ,

AWS Foundational Services
* Network
Amazon Elastic Load Balancing
AWS S3, AWS EFS,AWS EBS, AWS S3 Glacier , AWS Snowball, AWS Storage
* Storage
Gateway
* Security and Identity AWS IAM, Amazon Inspector, AWS Artifact ,AWS Shield
* Database Amazon Aurora, Amazon RedShift, Amazon DynamoDB, Amazon RDS
* Click each services to know more details

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03 AWS Foundational Services


▪ Amazon Compute Services
• Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud(EC2)
▪ Amazon Network Services
• Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (VPC)
▪ Amazon Storage Services
• Amazon Simple Storage Services(S3)
• Amazon Elastic Block Store(EBS)
▪ Amazon Security and Identity
• Identity and Access Management(IAM)
▪ Amazon Database
• Amazon Aurora
▪ Amazon Global Infrastructure
▪ AWS Security Platform & Shared Responsibility Model

Amazon Foundational Services cloud@core
Database:
- AWS offers the
Compute: broadest range of
databases purpose-built
-Building and running Storage :
Network : for your specific
your organization starts
-A reliable, scalable, and application use cases.
with compute, whether -Isolate your cloud secure place for your Security and Identity : - database services
you are building infrastructure, scale your data -AWS cloud provides a includes relational
enterprise, cloud-native request handling
or mobile apps, or capacity, and connect Storage that allows you platform to scale and databases for
running your physical network to to store and retrieve any innovate, while still transactional
your private virtual amount of data, anytime, maintaining a secure applications, non-
-Allows to develop,
network from anywhere on the environment. relational databases for
deploy, run, and scale
web Example – IAM.. internet-scale
your applications and Example – VPC..
Example – S3.. applications, a data
workloads
warehouse for analytics,
Example - EC2 … an in-memory data store
for caching
Example - Aurora

Compute - Amazon Elastic Cloud Compute(EC2) cloud@core
▪ Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2)

• Is a web service that provides secure, resizable compute capacity in the cloud
• It provides you with complete control of your computing resources
• It reduces the time required to obtain and boot new server instances to minutes, allowing you to quickly scale capacity, both up and
down, as your computing requirements change
▪ How to launch an Amazon EC2 Instance via Management Console
Option 1:
o Determine the AWS Region in which you want to launch the Amazon EC2 instance
o Choose an instance type based on CPU, memory, storage, and network requirements
o Configure network ,IP address, security groups, storage volume, tags and key pair
o Launch an Amazon EC2 instance
Option 2 : Launch an Amazon EC2 instance from a pre-configured Amazon Machine Image (AMI)
Click Here to know more details
Click Here to know about EC2 documentations

Network - Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) cloud@core
▪ VPC provision a private, isolated virtual network on the AWS Cloud. It has the complete control over your virtual networking
environment
▪ Subnets: Defines a range of IP addresses in the VPC
Subnet
Private Subnet Public Subnet

Used for resources that wont be Used for resources that will be
accessible over the Internet accessible over the Internet
Each subnet must reside entirely within one Availability Zone and
Cannot span zones

Storage - Amazon Storage Services(S3) cloud@core
▪ Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) is object storage designed to store and access any type of data over the
Internet.
• Secure Object Keys :
• 99.999999999% durable • An object key is the unique identifier for an object in a bucket
• scales past tens of trillions of objects
http://doc.s3.amazonaws.com/2019-03-11/AmazonS3.html
• used for backup and recovery
Bucket object/Key
• S3 stores data as objects within buckets

• An object is composed of a file and optionally
any metadata that describes that file
• Each account can have upto 100 buckets
• You can control access to the bucket and its
objects Click Here to know about S3 documentation

Storage - Amazon Elastic Block Store(EBS) cloud@core
▪ EBS - Store and process block data on persistent
volumes for Amazon EC2 instances
▪ It provides highly available, consistent, low-latency
block storage for Amazon EC2
▪ Use cases includes
• relational and NoSQL databases (like Microsoft SQL
Server and MySQL or Cassandra and MongoDB)
• Big Data analytics engines (like the Hadoop/HDFS
ecosystem and Amazon EMR)
• stream and log processing applications (like Kafka
and Splunk)
• data warehousing applications (like Vertica and
Teradata)
Click Here to know about EBS Documentations

Security – Identity & Access Management(IAM) cloud@core
▪ AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) is an access management service for your AWS cloud resources.
• AWS IAM enables you to securely control access to AWS services and resources for your users.
• Using IAM, you can create and manage AWS users and groups, and use permissions to allow and deny their access
to AWS resources
• IAM is a feature of your AWS account offered at no additional charge. You will be charged only for use of other AWS
services by your users.
▪ IAM allows:
o Manage IAM users and their access - You can create users in IAM, assign them individual security credentials
o Manage IAM roles and their permissions - You can create roles in IAM and manage permissions to control
which operations can be performed by the entity, or AWS service, that assumes the role.
o Manage Federated users and their permissions - You can enable identity federation to allow existing identities
(users, groups, and roles) in your enterprise to access the AWS Management Console, call AWS APIs, and
access resources, without the need to create an IAM user for each identity.
Click Here to know about IAM Documentations

Database - Amazon Aurora cloud@core
▪ Amazon Aurora is a MySQL and PostgreSQL-compatible relational database built for the cloud, that combines
the performance and availability of traditional enterprise databases with the simplicity and cost-effectiveness
of open source databases.
▪ Click Here to know about Amazon Aurora Database
▪ Click Here to know about overall AWS Databases

AWS Global Infrastructure cloud@core
▪ Regions
• Areas that host two or more geographic locations
▪ Availability Zones
• Collection of datacenters within a specific region
• Isolate – protect from failures
• Best Practice: multiple availability zones
▪ Edge locations
• host a content delivery network(CDN) – Amazon Cloud
Front
• Cloud Front is used to deliver content to customers faster
The AWS Cloud spans 61 Availability Zones within 20 geographic

regions around the world, with announced plans for 12 more
Availability Zones and four more AWS Regions in Bahrain, Cape
Town, Hong Kong SAR, and Milan.
* As of March 2019 Click Here for more details

Availability Zones and Edge Locations cloud@core
▪ Availability Zones ▪ Requests are automatically routed to the nearest edge location for
faster delivery
▪ Located in highly populated areas similarly to regions and availability
zones

AWS Cloud Security Platform cloud@core
Cloud computing security is a fast-growing service that provides many of the same functionalities as traditional IT
security. This includes protecting critical information from theft, data leakage and deletion.
Inventory and Monitoring and Identity and Access

Infrastructure Security DDoS Mitigation Data Encryption
Configuration Logging Control
• Built-in firewalls • AWS customers • Encryption • Deployment tools • Tools and features to • IAM (Identity and
• Encryption in transit benefit from AWS capabilities • Inventory and reduce the profile Access Management
• Private/dedicated services and • Key management configuration tools risk- deep visibility (IAM)
connections technologies built options –AWS Key • Template definition into API calls, Log • MFA( Multi-Factor
from the ground up Management service aggregation and Authentication
• Distributed denial of and management
to provide resilience • Hardware- based tools options, Alert • Integration and
service(DDoS)
in the face of DDoS cryptographic key notifications federation with
mitigation
attacks. storage options – corporate directories
• Click Here – DDoS AWS Cloud HSM • Amazon Cognito
Best Practices
• AWS SSO
Click Here to know more about AWS Cloud Security

AWS Shared Responsibility Model(1/2) cloud@core
▪ Security and Compliance

is a shared responsibility
between AWS and the
customer.
▪ This shared model can help
relieve customer’s
operational burden as AWS
operates, manages and
controls the components
from the host operating
system and virtualization
layer down to the physical
security of the facilities in
which the service operates

AWS Shared Responsibility Model (2/2) cloud@core
Below are the controls that are managed by AWS, AWS Customers and/or both.
▪ Inherited Controls - Controls which a customer fully inherits from AWS
• Physical and Environmental controls
▪ Shared Controls - Controls which apply to both the infrastructure layer and customer layers, but in completely
separate contexts or perspectives.
• Patch Management
• Configuration Management
• Awareness & Training
▪ Customer Specific - Controls which are solely the responsibility of the customer based on the application they
are deploying within AWS services
• Service and Communications Protection or Zone Security which may require a customer to route or zone
data within specific security environments
Click Here to know more about the Shared Responsibility Model

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04 AWS Pricing and Support Essenti


▪ Fundamentals of Pricing
▪ Pricing Details
▪ The TCO Calculator Overview
▪ AWS Support & Support Plans Overview

Fundamentals of Pricing cloud@core
▪ AWS offers you a pay-as-you-go approach for pricing for over 120 cloud services.
▪ AWS Pricing model - you pay for utilities like water and electricity. You only pay for the services you
consume, and once you stop using them, there are no additional costs or termination fees
▪ How do you pay for AWS?

Pay even less per unit by using
Pay as you go Pay less when you reserve
more / Pay less as AWS grows
• This allows you to easily adapt • With Reserved instances you • With AWS, you can get volume
to changing business needs can save upto 75% over based discounts and realize
without overcommitting budgets, equivalent on-demand capacity important savings as your usage
improving your responsiveness • 3 types of reserved instances increases. For services such as
to change • All upfront(called AURI) S3, pricing is tiered, meaning the
more you use, the less you pay
• Partial up-front (called PURI)
per GB
• No upfront payments (called
NURI)

Pricing Details cloud@core
▪ AWS Cost Fundamentals

• Pay for
o Compute capacity
o Storage
o Outbound data transfer(aggregated)
• No Charge for inbound data transfer
▪ Service Pricing for AWS offerings (common used products)

• Amazon EC2 - https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/pricing/
• Amazon S3 - https://aws.amazon.com/s3/pricing/
• Amazon EBS - https://aws.amazon.com/ebs/pricing/
• Amazon RDS - https://aws.amazon.com/rds/pricing/
• Amazon CloudFront - https://aws.amazon.com/cloudfront/pricing/
Click here to know more on the pricing details

The TCO Calculator Overview cloud@core
▪ AWS helps you reduce Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) by reducing the need to invest in large capital
expenditures and providing a pay-as-you-go model that empowers you to invest in the capacity you need and
use it only when the business requires it.
Comparison between on-premises or traditional hosting environment to AWS:
▪ 1. Describe your existing or planned on-premises or hosting infrastructure in four steps, or enter detailed
configurations.
▪ 2. Get an instant summary report which shows you the three year TCO comparison by cost categories.
▪ 3. Download a full report including detailed cost breakdowns, Methodology, Assumptions, and FAQ or store
the report in Amazon S3 for sharing with others.
Click the calculator@ https://awstcocalculator.com/ to compare the cost of running your applications in an on-
premises or colocation environment to AWS
Click Here to know about the TCO calculator

AWS Trusted Advisor cloud@core
Categories of Trusted Advisor • AWS Trusted Advisor is an online

tool that provides you real time
guidance to help you provision your
resources following AWS best
practices

How AWS Trusted Advisor works ? cloud@core
Click Here for more details about Trusted Advisor

AWS Support Overview cloud@core
▪ AWS has designed its model support model to provide the right resources with the unique combination of tools and
expertise to fit the current and future cases
▪ AWS Support is provided for

• Experimenting with AWS
• Production use of AWS
• Business critical use of AWS
▪ AWS Supports
• AWS Technical Account Manager(TAM) provides Proactive guidance like architectural review, continuous ongoing
communication to provide updates about the plan, deployment and optimize their solutions
• Trusted Advisor provides the overall Best Practices support for users to ensure they follow best practices to increase
their performance and fault tolerance in the AWS environment
o Trusted Advisor is a pool of online AWS experts who checks for opportunities to reduce monthly expenditures
and increase productivity
• AWS Support Concierge (billing and account experts) provides the Account assistance who will provide a quick and
efficient analysis on any issue(non technical queries), freeing up the users time to run their business

AWS Support Plans Overview cloud@core
▪ Categories are
Available for all AWS customers that includes
- Customer Services & Communities – 24x7 access
Basic Support Plan
- AWS Trusted Advisor – access to 7 core Trusted Advisor checks and guidance
- AWS Personal Health Dashboard to view the health of AWS services, alerts….
Developer Support Plan

This plan recommended if you are experimenting or testing in AWS.
Business Support Plan This plan recommended if you have production workloads in AWS.
Enterprise Support Plan This plan recommended if you have business and/or mission critical workloads in AWS.
Click Here to know more about AWS Support

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05 AWS Free Tier account


▪ Steps involved in creating a Free Tier AWS
Account
▪ About AWS Features and Documentation

How to create an AWS Account ? cloud@core
Login to AWS Site

to create Free
Select the AWS AWS Free Tier
account. Sign-Up Provide Payment Confirm your
Support Plan as Account created
by providing user Information identity
”Basic Plan” Successfully!
details as
requested
No charge for Free tier

usage, AWS requires card
details to complete your
account creation
Details available in AWS site as of March 2019

Step1: Sign-Up to AWS site to create account cloud@core
▪ Create a Free AWS account @ AWS

Site
• AWS Accounts Include12
Months of Free Tier Access
• Including use of Amazon EC2,
Amazon S3, and Amazon
DynamoDB

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Step2: Provide the Payment Information cloud@core
Credit/ Debit
card
verification to
be completed

Step3: Confirm Your Identity cloud@core

Step4: Select the AWS Support Plan cloud@core

Step5: AWS Free Tier Account created cloud@core
AWS Account created

successfully !

Your AWS account successfully created cloud@core

About AWS Features and Documentation cloud@core
How to navigate to AWS Features ? How to navigate to AWS documentations ?
Login to https://aws.amazon.com/ and navigate to “Explore

Step 1 Our Products” Login to https://aws.amazon.com/ and navigate to
Step 1 “Documentation”
Click on the category to get the list of product services. Eg:

Step 2 Click “compute” to know about the various services Click on the get the list of product services. Eg: Click on
Step 2 Amazon EC2 to know about the overview, features, pricing,
documentations…
Under “compute” click “EC2” to know about the overview,

Step 3 features, pricing, documentations…

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Sify’s AWS Certified Cloud Essentials

06BusinessLearning Curriculum & Offerings
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▪ Sify’s AWS Learning Curriculum
▪ AWS Digital Learning and Internal Skillsoft
Courses
▪ Sify’s AWS Certified Cloud Essentials

Sify’s Learning Curriculum: AWS Certified Cloud Essentials
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Get enabled using Free AWS Digital /Internal • AWS Cloud Practitioner Essentials(II Edition) | AWS Digital Learning
courses • Internal Skillsoft Courses
Get
Enabled !
Learn AWS concepts through self-paced • Learn Sify’s AWS Cloud Essentials Handouts (Self-paced)
enablement (Prep-material)
Take the Sify’s AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner – • Sify Certified AWS Cloud Practitioner Essentials (Internal)
Internal assessment
Get
Certified !
Schedule Your External Exam and Get AWS • AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (External)
Certified(Optional)

AWS Digital Learning and Internal Skillsoft Courses cloud@core
AWS Cloud Practitioner Essentials (II Edition) Amazon Web Services (AWS) - Skillsoft courses
Duration: 4.5 hours Duration: 7 hours
Skillsoft category Skillsoft course name Skillsoft course id Duration

Course Outline: (in hrs)
AWS: Cloud Primer cl_awse_a01_it_enus 0.93
• Cloud Concepts Introduction AWS: Management Tools cl_awse_a02_it_enus 0.92
• AWS Core Services AWS: Storage cl_awse_a03_it_enus 1.28
• AWS Enhanced Services AWS Essentials
AWS: Networking cl_awse_a04_it_enus 1.12
• AWS Architecting AWS: Virtual Machines and Identity and
Access Management cl_awse_a05_it_enus 1.52
• Security AWS: WorkDocs cl_awse_a06_it_enus 0.48
• Pricing and Support AWS: Other Services cl_awse_a07_it_enus 0.82
How to login? How to login?

• SignUp for AWS account (if not) • Login https://myacademylms.sify.net and select the Skillsoft tab
• Click Here to Learn • Search for the above course codes -> Launch to Learn
Get
Enabled !

Sify’s AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner(Internal)
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Get
Cloud Concepts Certified !
• 1.1 Define the AWS Cloud and its value proposition
1.2 Identify aspects of AWS Cloud economics
1.3 List the different cloud architecture design principles
Security • Mode – Online through LMS

• Duration – 40 mins
• 2.1 Define the AWS Shared Responsibility model
2.2 Define AWS Cloud security and compliance concepts
2.3 Identify AWS access management capabilities
2.4 Identify resources for security support
Technology
• 3.1 Define methods of deploying and operating in the AWS Cloud
3.2 Define the AWS global infrastructure
3.3 Identify the core AWS services
3.4 Identify resources for technology support
Billing and Pricing

• 4.1 Compare and contrast the various pricing models for AWS
4.2 Recognize the various account structures in relation to AWS billing and pricing
4.3 Identify resources available for billing support

Reference Materials cloud@core
▪ Amazon Site - https://aws.amazon.com/

▪ Introduction to AWS concepts - Click Here
▪ AWS Partner Network - Click Here
▪ AWS Marketplace - Click Here
▪ AWS Documentations - Click Here
▪ AWS Training and Certifications - Click Here
▪ Getting started with AWS Resource Center - Click Here
▪ AWS Digital Training - Click Here
▪ To create a Free AWS account - Click Here

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Sify’s AWS Certified Cloud

28-05-2019 Business Aligned | Learner Centric | Outcome Based

To ensure the Associates understand the

Business Aligned | Learner Centric | Outcome Based 2

This course helps us to understand the below modules :

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01 Cloud Computing Concepts

This course module would covers :

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For hosting the server, what do we consider?

Buy a stack of Server Use the Cloud Servers

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▪ Cloud ? • Cloud Computing?

• Click here for more details

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Public networks => accessible to the general public

Hybrid networks => Public + Private

Click Here to know more about AWS Cloud solutions

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02 AWS Cloud Concepts

This course module would covers :

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Amazon Web Services (AWS)

The AWS Cloud provides

The AWS Cloud

Click Here to know more

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USER Domain Name System

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Server EC2 Server

Database Relational Database Store(RDS) EC2 server

EC2 server VPC

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Amazon EC2,AWS Batch, Amazon EC2 Container Service, Amazon Lightsail,

Amazon CloudFront, Amazon Route53,Amazon VPC, Amazon Direct Connect ,

* Database Amazon Aurora, Amazon RedShift, Amazon DynamoDB, Amazon RDS

* Click each services to know more details

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03 AWS Foundational Services

This course module would covers :

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▪ Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2)

Click Here to know more details

Click Here to know about EC2 documentations

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Private Subnet Public Subnet

Click Here to know more details

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• S3 stores data as objects within buckets

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Click Here to know more details

Click Here to know about EBS Documentations

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Click Here to know more details

Click Here to know about IAM Documentations

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▪ Click Here to know about Amazon Aurora Database

▪ Click Here to know about overall AWS Databases