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 Duration 28 hours (4 days)

Course Outline

Day 1

Module 1: User Registration

  • Account Sign-Up
  • Introduction to the AWS Management Console
  • Management tasks and billing overview
  • Amazon pricing models

Module 2: The AWS Big Picture – A High-Level Overview

  • Introduction to AWS
  • EC2 – Overview
  • EBS – Overview
  • Security Groups – Overview
  • Elastic IP – Overview
  • CloudFront – Overview
  • S3 – Overview
  • Glacier – Overview
  • IAM – Overview
  • RDS – Overview

Module 3: Amazon EC2 – Windows Server 2012 (Hands-On Lab)

  • Launching a Windows Server 2012 instance
  • Decrypting the password and setting up the RDP client
  • Connecting to the Windows 2012 EC2 instance
  • Terminating the Windows Server 2012 instance

Module 4: Amazon EC2 – Security Groups (Hands-On Lab)

  • Creating Security Groups
  • Modifying Security Groups
  • Deleting Security Groups

Module 5: Amazon Elastic Block Store (Hands-On Lab)

  • Creating Standard Volumes
  • Creating and deleting snapshots
  • Attaching volumes to Windows Server 2012 and Ubuntu 14.04 instances
  • Detaching and deleting volumes

Module 6: Amazon Elastic Load Balancing (ELB) (Hands-On Lab)

  • Lab 6.1
    1. Launching two Ubuntu EC2 instances as Apache web servers with user data
    2. Editing HTML files on both servers
    3. Testing the web servers via the internet
  • Lab 6.2
    1. Creating an Elastic Load Balancer
    2. Registering both Ubuntu servers with the ELB
    3. Testing the Elastic Load Balancer
    4. Deleting the Elastic Load Balancer

Module 7: AWS Route 53

  • Introduction to Route 53
  • Route 53 demo integrated with the previously created ELB (Instructor-led)

Module 8: AWS S3 (Hands-On Lab)

  • AWS S3 overview and pricing
  • Creating Buckets and Folders
  • Uploading, downloading, sharing, and deleting objects
  • Deleting Buckets

Day 2

Module 1: Amazon EC2 – Windows 2012 with User Data (Hands-On Lab)

  • Launching a Windows 2012 R2 server
  • Using PowerShell-based user data for a web server
  • Verifying successful execution of user data
  • Terminating the Ubuntu server

Module 2: Amazon EC2 – Ubuntu 14.04 with User Data (Hands-On Lab)

  • Launching an Ubuntu EC2 cloud server
  • Using user data to configure a web server
  • Verifying successful execution of user data

Module 3: Amazon EC2 – Ubuntu 14.04 with Metadata (Hands-On Lab)

  • Introduction to Metadata
  • Retrieving metadata information for an EC2 instance
  • Terminating the Ubuntu server

Module 4: Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3) (Hands-On Lab)

  • AWS S3 overview and pricing
  • Creating an S3 Bucket
  • File Versioning
  • Static web hosting on S3
  • Cross-Region replication of objects
  • Using Route 53 redirects to access static web content (Instructor-led live demo)

Module 5: Amazon Glacier (Hands-On Lab)

  • AWS Glacier overview and pricing
  • Creating lifecycle policies
  • Accessing data from Glacier
  • Configuring automatic deletion of data from S3 based on rules

Module 6: AWS CloudFormation

  • Infrastructure as Code using CloudFormation
  • CloudFormation – Creating a new stack
  • Deploying a sample template in JSON format
  • Using and deploying existing templates

Day 3

Module 7: AWS IAM (Identity and Access Management)

  • What is IAM? – A comprehensive introduction
  • AWS federation with Active Directory (Theory only)
  • Getting started with IAM
  • IAM Roles – Delegation and Federation (Hands-On Lab)
    1. Creating a role
    2. Assuming a role
    3. Deleting a role
  • IAM Users and Groups (Hands-On Lab)
    1. Creating a user and group
    2. Adding a user to a group
    3. Setting up password policies for users
    4. Attaching policies to users
    5. Enabling multi-factor authentication for users
  • IAM Roles (Hands-On Lab)
    1. Creating an IAM role with full access to EC2 and S3
    2. Launching an EC2 instance and validating CLI-based access

Module 8: AWS CLI

  • Working with the AWS CLI
  • Launching an instance with full access to S3 and EC2
  • Configuring the AWS CLI client
  • Creating a security group via CLI
  • Creating a key pair via CLI
  • Launching an EC2 instance via CLI
  • Stopping an EC2 instance via CLI
  • Terminating an EC2 instance via CLI
  • Creating a load balancer via CLI
  • Deleting a load balancer via CLI
  • Creating an S3 bucket via CLI
  • Uploading and downloading objects between a local machine and S3 via CLI
  • Listing buckets via CLI
  • Deleting buckets via CLI

Module 9: Application Development and Deployment Best Practices

  • Application deployment using AWS Elastic Beanstalk
  • Deploying a Python Beanstalk environment
  • Deploying an IIS environment
  • Terminating Python and Beanstalk environments

Day 4

Module 10: AWS Virtual Private Cloud (VPC)

  • What is VPC? – A comprehensive introduction
  • Understanding VPC configurations
    1. VPC with a single public subnet
    2. VPC with public and private subnets
    3. VPC Peering
    4. Access Control Lists
  • Configuring VPC Instances (Student Hands-On Lab)
    1. Creating a VPC
    2. Subnets
    3. Internet Gateway
    4. Routing
    5. Configuring a NAT instance
    6. Creating security groups
    7. Launching instances

Module 11: AWS Managed Services & Database using Python SDK

  • Overview of Amazon DynamoDB
  • Key aspects of Amazon RDS
  • Configuring the Python SDK to access DynamoDB
  • Creating tables using the Python SDK
  • Putting items using the SDK
  • Querying using the Python SDK
  • Deleting items using the SDK

Module 12: AWS RDS (Theory Only)

  • Overview of Amazon RDS
  • Managing your own database on EC2 vs. using RDS

Module 13: AWS SNS, SQS, and SWF (Theory Only)

  • Simple Notification Service (SNS) – Overview and use cases
  • Simple Queue Service (SQS) – Overview and use cases
  • Simple Workflow (SWF) – Overview and use cases

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Foundational Linux skills, including file and directory management.

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