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AWS SysOps Admin: Remediate Issues Based on Monitoring and Availability Metrics
Monitoring your cloud objects help you gain insight into your AWS infrastructure and applications, but you also need to be able to resolve problems! This course will teach you how to remediate AWS issues based on monitoring and availability metrics.
Intermediate
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AWS SysOps Admin: Remediate Issues Based on Monitoring and Availability Metrics
Monitoring your cloud objects help you gain insight into your AWS infrastructure and applications, but you also need to be able to resolve problems! This course will teach you how to remediate AWS issues based on monitoring and availability metrics.
Intermediate
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What you'll learn
Troubleshooting and remediating issues in AWS can be daunting. In this course, AWS SysOps Admin: Remediate Issues Based on Monitoring and Availability Metrics, you’ll learn to remediate a variety of issues in AWS. First, you’ll explore troubleshooting notifications and alarms. Next, you’ll discover how to configure Amazon EventBridge rules to trigger actions. Finally, you’ll learn how to use AWS Systems Manager Automation documents to take actions based on AWS Config rules. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of AWS notifications, alarms and other tools needed to remediate issues in AWS and successfully answer questions in Domain 1: Monitoring, Logging, and Remediation of the AWS Certified SysOps Administrator - Associate (SOA-C02) exam.
AWS SysOps Admin: Remediate Issues Based on Monitoring and Availability Metrics
Intermediate
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Wes is an Architect and Engineer specializing in public cloud systems and web scale SaaS Operations. He designs, builds, and manages applications and systems that enable highly-available infrastructure, continuous delivery pipelines, and rapid releases in large, polyglot microservice ecosystems. Wes uses a variety of languages, frameworks, and tooling to build applications, define Infrastructure as Code, drive automation, and eliminate toil. He is vocal in the tech community by participating in mentorship, workshops and conferences, and is a Pluralsight Author. Wes is an advocate for Software Craft and the CALMS of DevOps; Culture, Automation, Lean, Measurement, and Sharing.