AWS Essentials – 2 to 3 Days
Course Description – AWS Essentials
Amazon Web Services (AWS) also known as Amazon Cloud has completely transformed the way we build infrastructure. This AWS Essentials course will teach popular AWS components and services. We will talk about how to build services on top of AWS and how to transform existing infrastructure on AWS cloud.
This course is designed from a practitioners perspective. It aims to provide practical, working knowledge of AWS so students can be productive in the environment.
What You Will Learn
- AWS services overview
- Elastic Compute (EC2, Elastic Load Balancing (ELB))
- Storage (S3, EBS, Ephemeral, EFS)
- Account, User management
- Networking (VPC, Firewall rules)
- Databases (RDS, Redshift)
- NoSQL (DynamoDB, Redis)
- Beanstalk
- Services (Route 53 DNS, Simple Queue Service (SQS) , Simple Email Service (SEs))
- Monitoring with Cloudwatch
Intended Audience
Architects, developers, and administrators
Lab Environment
Amazon EC2 environment will be provided students for labs and practice. Students would need a SSH client and a browser to access the cluster.
Zero-setup:
There is no need for students to get their own AWS account for this class.
Prerequisites
Experience and background in software development and administration.
Outline
AWS Introduction
- AWS ecosystem overview
- Services available
- Use case examples
- Build a couple of scenarios on AWS
- Understand migration path from on-premise to Cloud
Elastic Compute (EC2)
- EC2 concepts : AMI, Instance
- Machine storage : Ephemeral, EBS, S3
- Networking : VPC, public IPs
- Security groups
- Spot instances
- Available machine types and costs
- Creating custom machine images
- Labs :
Storage
- Understand various storage options
- Snapshots and backups with EBS
- Storage benchmarks
- Labs
Amazon S3
- Using S3 as durable cloud storage
- Creating buckets, files
- Permissions and access rules
- Labs
Accounts and User Management
- Root account
- IAM users
- Setting permissions and roles
- Access audit
Networking
- Security groups
- Subnets
- VPC
- Routers and Gateways
- Private , public IP addresses
- Controlling access via rules
- Labs
Databases
- RDS Intro
- Available database choices
- Security
- Scaling datastore
- Backup and failover
- Hardware and capacity planning
- Labs
NoSQL
- DynamoDB
- Redis
Elastic Beanstalk
- Beanstalk overview and concepts
- Designing an Beanstalk application
- Scaling
Services
- Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)
- Simple Email Service (SES)
CloudWatch monitoring
- Overview
- Configuring Cloudwatch
- Setting up alerts
