This one-day Cloud Foundatioins with AWS course introduces you to the basics of cloud computing and AWS. You will learn what cloud technology is, compare cloud services with traditional business solutions, and see how AWS differs from Azure and GCP. Participants explore the cloud paradigm shift that comes with moving to the cloud.
This course covers important cloud services like IaaS, PaaS, SaaS, and FaaS. Participants get to know AWS's global setup, including regions, availability zones, and edge locations. Participants also learn about AWS's cost management, Identity and Access Management (IAM), and content delivery networks.
Participants learn how to manage AWS EC2 instances, use auto-scaling and load balancing, and keep deployments secure. Participants explore AWS S3 for storage and other Amazon storage options like EBS, EFS, RDS, and DynamoDB. Participants will gain an understanding of the basics of AWS networking, including Virtual Private Gateways and VPNs, and learn about AWS monitoring with Cloudwatch, CloudTrail, and Trusted Advisor.
Purpose
| Learn the basics of cloud computing and AWS. |
Audience
| Anyone interested in learning about AWS cloud solutions. |
Role
| Project Managers | Business Leaders | Developers | DevOps Engineers |
Skill level
| Beginner |
Style
| Lecture | Hands-on Activities |
Duration
| 1 day |
Related technologies
| Cloud |
Learning Objectives
- Describe the core concepts of cloud computing and who are the major cloud providers
- Explain differences between enterprise solutions and cloud services
- Discuss AWS's global setup, including regions, availability zones, and edge locations
- Provide examples of AWS compute, storage, database, and network services
- Describe AWS cloud security services