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Hands-On AWS Troubleshooting
This course will teach you how to approach troubleshooting common issues that arise when using AWS.
Intermediate
Hands-On AWS Troubleshooting
Intermediate
- Course
Hands-On AWS Troubleshooting
This course will teach you how to approach troubleshooting common issues that arise when using AWS.
Intermediate
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What you'll learn
In this course, Hands-on AWS Troubleshooting, you’ll learn how to approach troubleshooting common issues that arise when using AWS. First, you’ll explore the kind of things that can go wrong when using AWS. Next, you’ll discover how to approach troubleshooting a given scenario in a methodical way. Finally, you’ll learn how to utilize the great tools that AWS provides, to enable you to find the root cause of issues in your AWS environment. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills required to successfully troubleshoot issues in AWS.
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Faye Ellis is Principal Training Architect, specialising in AWS, responsible for the AWSCertified Developer Associate, SysOps Administrator Associate and Security Specialty courses. Her other courses include Hands-On Troubleshooting With AWS, Hands-On Chaos Engineering, and EKS Basics. She also researches, writes and presents AWS This Week, a YouTube show designed to summarise the latest AWS updates. Faye has worked in the IT industry for around 20 years, working in SysOps, DevOps and Architecture roles with mission critical systems across a wide range of industries including financial services, telecommunications, government and healthcare. Faye is super passionate about cloud technology and understands firsthand how important it is to keep your skills up to date so that you can get to work on the coolest projects out there.