AWS Solutions Architect Training at ANJANA INFOTECH

A certified AWS Solutions Architect is a cloud computing expert who designs the architecture of an organization's cloud assets and plans implementation of the design. Their in-depth knowledge and understanding used to develop technical cloud strategy mean they are much in demand.

Syllabus

• Getting Started
• Course Introduction
• About the Training Architect
• AWS Essentials
• AWS Accounts
• Regions, AZs, and Edge Infrastructure
• High Availability, Fault Tolerance, and Disaster Recovery
• Disaster Recovery: RPO and RTO
• Data Persistence
• Accounts
• Section Introduction
• Accounts Introduction
• AWS Identity Basics
• IAM Overview
• Identity and Resource Policies
• IAM Roles and Temporary Security Credentials
• Cross-Account Access: Resource Permissions vs. Cross-Account Roles
• Hands-On Lab: Accessing S3 with AWS IAM Roles
• Account Management
• AWS Accounts and AWS Organizations
• Service Control Policies
• AWS Account Limits
• AWS Support Tiers
• AWS Service Catalog
• Cost and Cost Optimization
• Resource Billing Modes: On-Demand, Reserved, and Spot
• Advanced Identity in AWS
• Identity Federation
• IAM Permissions Boundaries
• Hands-On Lab: Using Web Identity Federation to Authenticate AWS Account Access for a Remote User
• Networking in AWS: Virtual Private Clouds (VPCs)
• VPC Essentials
• VPC Basics
• VPC Routing
• Network Access Control Lists (NACLs)
• Security Groups (SGs)
• Public vs. Private Subnets, Internet Gateways, and IP Addressing
• Egress-Only Gateways
• DNS in a VPC
• VPC Flow Logs
• Hands-On Lab: Working with VPC Flow Logs for Network Monitoring in AWS
• Hands-On Lab: Using Route 53 to Configure DNS in an AWS Environment
• Using VPC Endpoints
• Peering VPCs
• AWS Site-to-Site VPN
• AWS Direct Connect Architecture
• Hands-On Lab: Creating NAT Gateways and VPC S3 Endpoints
• Hands-On Lab: Configuring Inter-Region VPC Peering in an AWS Environment
• Security
• Account and Service Security
• AWS Key Management Service (KMS)
• AWS Certificate Manager (ACM)
• AWS Directory Service
• AWS WAF and Shield
• AWS GuardDuty
• Compute
• Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2)
• EC2 Concepts
• Creating and Using AMIs
• Virtualization and EC2 Instance Type: Deep Dive
• EC2 Storage and Snapshots
• EC2 Instance Profiles and Roles
• Custom Logging to CloudWatch
• Hands-On Lab: Using AWS EBS Snapshots to Restore Files to an AWS EBS Volume
• Serverless
• Serverless and Event-Driven Architectures
• Lambda Architecture
• Lambda Layers
• API Gateway
• Scaling and Resilience
• Scaling Architectures
• Deciding between Spot and Reserved Instances
• Implementing Auto Scaling Groups
• Multi-AZ Implementations
• Elastic Load Balancers Essentials
• Elastic Load Balancers Classic Load Balancers
• Elastic Load Balancers Application Load Balancers
• Elastic Load Balancers Network Load Balancers
• Hands-On Lab: Creating an Application Load Balancer from the AWS CLI
• CloudFront Essentials
• CloudFront Architecture
• CloudFront and Security
• Logging, Reporting, and Monitoring
• Amazon Route 53 (R53)
• Route 53 Architecture
• Advanced Route 53 Concepts
• Storage
• Object Storage: Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3)
• Introduction
• S3 Architecture
• S3 Storage Tiers, Intelligent-Tiering, and Lifecycle Policies
• Versioning and Locking
• Controlling Access to S3 Buckets
• Cross-Region Replication
• Object Encryption
• Optimizing S3 Performance
• Glacier Architecture
• Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)
• EFS Architecture
• AWS Storage Gateway
• File Gateways vs. Volume Gateways vs. Tape Gateway
• Databases in AWS
• Databases Introduction
• EC2 Self-Managed Databases
• Database Data Models and Engines
• SQL Databases
• Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS)
• Amazon Aurora Architecture
• NoSQL Databases
• DynamoDB Architecture
• AWS Redshift
• Redshift Architecture
• Disaster Recovery in Redshift
• Elasticsearch
• Monitoring Your AWS Account
• AWS CloudWatch
• CloudWatch Logs
• AWS CloudTrail
• Route 53 Logging
• S3 Logging
• AWS Systems Manager
• Systems Management with AWS Systems Manager