This AWS: Architecting on the Cloud course examines the core of Amazon Web Services. The class begins with an exploration of the story behind AWS, dissecting the Well-Architected Framework, and understanding the six advantages of cloud computing. Participants delve into hands-on labs, building the simplest architectures with S3, Glacier, and static website deployment. Participants then take a deeper dive into architecting scalable solutions, covering compute and database layers, with an emphasis on automation using CloudFormation, AWS Quick Starts, and Elastic Beanstalk. Other topics include networking mastery in AWS, AWS IAM, and Elasticity, High Availability, and Monitoring.
Purpose
| Examine the core of Amazon Web Services and architecting scalable solutions |
Audience
| Participants interested in designing and constructing scalable AWS solutions |
Role
| Archtiects | SW Developers | Data Engineers |
Skill level
| Intermediate |
Style
| Lecture | Hands-on Activities |
Duration
| 2 days |
Related technologies
| Cloud |
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Learning Objectives
- Understand the origin and significance of AWS
- Describe the principles of the Well-Architected Framework for effective cloud solution design
- Discuss AWS's global infrastructure and master foundational services such as S3, Glacier, and region selection
- Understand AWS features in both the compute and storage layers
- Work with AWS networking components like VPC, CIDR, and subnets
- Navigate AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) for robust security
- Explore strategies for multiple account management within AWS Organizations
- Discuss the principles of elasticity and high-availability
