AWSA-AWS-JAMAWAmazon Web ServicesAW-AWSA-AWS-JAM1.0<ul> <li>Identify AWS architecting basic practices.</li><li>Explore using the AWS management tools: The AWS Console, Command Line Interface (CLI), and CloudFormation in a lab environment.</li><li>Examine the enforcement of accounts security using policies.</li><li>Identify the elements that build an elastic, secure, virtual network that includes private and public subnets.</li><li>Practice building an AWS core networking infrastructure.</li><li>Determine strategies for a layered security approach to Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) subnets.</li><li>Identify strategies to select the appropriate compute resources based on business use-cases.</li><li>Practice building a VPC and adding an Elastic Cloud Compute (EC2) instance in a lab environment.</li><li>Practice installing an Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS) instance and an Application Load Balancer (ALB) in the VPC you created.</li><li>Compare and contrast AWS storage products and services, based on business scenarios.</li><li>Compare and contrast the different types of AWS database services based on business needs.</li><li>Practice building a highly available, auto-scaling database layer in a lab.</li><li>Explore the business value of AWS monitoring solutions.</li><li>Identify and discuss AWS automation tools that will help you build, maintain and evolve your infrastructure.</li><li>Discuss network peering, VPC endpoints, gateway and routing solutions based on use-cases.</li><li>Discuss hybrid networking configurations to extend and secure your infrastructure.</li><li>Discuss the benefits of microservices as an effective decoupling strategy to power highly available applications at scale.</li><li>Explore AWS container services for the rapid implementation of an infrastructure-agnostic, portable application environment.</li><li>Identify the business and security benefits of AWS serverless services based on business examples.</li><li>Practice building a serverless infrastructure in a lab environment.</li><li>Discuss the ways in which AWS edge services address latency and security.</li><li>Practice building a CloudFront deployment with an S3 backend in a lab environment.</li><li>Explore AWS backup, recovery solutions, and best practices to ensure resiliency and business continuity.</li><li>Build a highly available and secure cloud architecture based on a business problem, in a project-based facilitator-guided lab.</li><li>Work in a team environment to solve real AWS use-case challenges in an AWS Jam.</li></ul><p>We recommend that attendees of this course have the following prerequisites: </p> <ul> <li>AWS Cloud Practitioner Essentials, or <ul> <li>Working knowledge of distributed systems</li><li>Familiarity with general networking concepts</li><li>Familiarity with IP addressing</li><li>Working knowledge of multi-tier architectures</li><li>Familiarity with cloud computing concepts</li></ul></li></ul><p>This course is intended for cloud architects, solutions architects, and anyone who designs solutions for cloud infrastructures.</p><ul> <li>Introductions &amp; Course Map review</li><li>Architecting Fundamentals Review</li><li>Account Security</li><li>Networking, Part 1</li><li>Compute</li><li>Storage</li><li>Database Services</li><li>Monitoring and Scaling</li><li>Automation</li><li>Containers</li><li>Networking Part 2</li><li>Serverless Architecture</li><li>Edge Services</li><li>Backup and Recovery</li><li>Capstone Lab: Build an AWS Multi-Tier Architecture</li><li>AWS Jam</li></ul><p><strong>Day 1</strong> </p> <h5>Module 0: Introductions &amp; Course Map review</h5><ul> <li>Welcome and course outcomes</li></ul><h5>Module 1: Architecting Fundamentals Review</h5><ul> <li>AWS Services and Infrastructure</li><li>Infrastructure Models</li><li>AWS API Tools</li><li>Securing your infrastructure</li><li>The Well-Architected Framework</li><li>Hands-on lab: Explore Using the AWS API Tools to Deploy an EC2 Instance</li></ul><h5>Module 2: Account Security</h5><ul> <li>Security Principals</li><li>Identity and Resource-Based Policies</li><li>Account Federation</li><li>Introduction to Managing Multiple Accounts</li></ul><h5>Module 3: Networking, Part 1</h5><ul> <li>IP Addressing</li><li>Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (VPC), Patterns and Quotas</li><li>Routing</li><li>Internet Access</li><li>Network Access Control Lists (NACLs)</li><li>Security Groups</li></ul><h5>Module 4: Compute</h5><ul> <li>Amazon Elastic Cloud Compute (EC2)</li><li>EC2 Instances and Instance Selection</li><li>High Performance Computing on AWS</li><li>Lambda and EC2, When to Use Which</li><li>Hands-On Lab: Build Your Amazon VPC Infrastructure</li></ul><p><strong>Day 2</strong> </p> <h5>Module 5: Storage</h5><ul> <li>Shared File Systems</li><li>Shared EBS Volumes</li><li>Amazon S3, Security, Versioning and Storage Classes</li><li>Data Migration Tools</li></ul><h5>Module 6: Database Services</h5><ul> <li>AWS Database Solutions</li><li>Amazon Relational Database Services (RDS)</li><li>DynamoDB, Features and Use Cases</li><li>Redshift, Features, Use Cases and Comparison with RDS</li><li>Scaling</li><li>Caching and Migrating Data</li><li>Hands-on Lab: Create a Database Layer in Your Amazon VPC Infrastructure</li></ul><h5>Module 7: Monitoring and Scaling</h5><ul> <li>Monitoring: CloudWatch, CloudTrail, and VPC Flow Logs</li><li>Invoking Events</li><li>Elastic Load Balancing</li><li>Auto Scaling Options and Monitoring Cost</li><li>Hands-on Lab: Configure High Availability in Your Amazon VPC</li></ul><h5>Module 8: Automation</h5><ul> <li>CloudFormation</li><li>AWS Systems Manager</li></ul><h5>Module 9: Containers</h5><ul> <li>Microservices</li><li>Monitoring Microservices with X-Ray</li><li>Containers</li></ul><p><strong>Day 3</strong> </p> <h5>Module 10: Networking Part 2</h5><ul> <li>VPC Peering &amp; Endpoints</li><li>Transit Gateway</li><li>Hybrid Networking</li><li>Route 53</li></ul><h5>Module 11: Serverless Architecture</h5><ul> <li>Amazon API Gateway</li><li>Amazon SQS, Amazon SNS</li><li>Amazon Kinesis Data Streams &amp; Kinesis Firehose</li><li>Step Functions</li><li>Compare Amazon SQS to Amazon MQ</li><li>Hands-on Lab: Build a Serverless Architecture</li></ul><h5>Module 12: Edge Services</h5><ul> <li>Amazon CloudFront</li><li>AWS Web Application Firewall (WAF), DDoS and Firewall Manager</li><li>Compare AWS Global Accelerator and Amazon CloudFront</li><li>AWS Outposts</li><li>Hands-On Lab: Configure an Amazon CloudFront Distribution with an Amazon S3 Origin</li></ul><h5>Module 13: Backup and Recovery</h5><ul> <li>Planning for Disaster Recovery</li><li>AWS Backup</li><li>Recovery Strategies</li></ul><h5>Capstone Lab: Build an AWS Multi-Tier Architecture</h5><p> Participants review the concepts and services learned in class and build a solution based on a scenario. The lab environment provides partial solutions to promote analysis and reflection. Participants deploy a highly available architecture. The instructor is available for consultation.</p> <p>Use the Online Course Supplement (OCS) to review use cases, investigate data, and answer architecting design questions.</p> <h5>AWS Jam</h5><ul> <li>Participate in team based challenges in a real AWS environment</li><li>Compete with your colleagues in a gamified, hands-on learning experience</li><li>Apply your learning from the course on various AWS services</li></ul>- Identify AWS architecting basic practices. - Explore using the AWS management tools: The AWS Console, Command Line Interface (CLI), and CloudFormation in a lab environment. - Examine the enforcement of accounts security using policies. - Identify the elements that build an elastic, secure, virtual network that includes private and public subnets. - Practice building an AWS core networking infrastructure. - Determine strategies for a layered security approach to Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) subnets. - Identify strategies to select the appropriate compute resources based on business use-cases. - Practice building a VPC and adding an Elastic Cloud Compute (EC2) instance in a lab environment. - Practice installing an Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS) instance and an Application Load Balancer (ALB) in the VPC you created. - Compare and contrast AWS storage products and services, based on business scenarios. - Compare and contrast the different types of AWS database services based on business needs. - Practice building a highly available, auto-scaling database layer in a lab. - Explore the business value of AWS monitoring solutions. - Identify and discuss AWS automation tools that will help you build, maintain and evolve your infrastructure. - Discuss network peering, VPC endpoints, gateway and routing solutions based on use-cases. - Discuss hybrid networking configurations to extend and secure your infrastructure. - Discuss the benefits of microservices as an effective decoupling strategy to power highly available applications at scale. - Explore AWS container services for the rapid implementation of an infrastructure-agnostic, portable application environment. - Identify the business and security benefits of AWS serverless services based on business examples. - Practice building a serverless infrastructure in a lab environment. - Discuss the ways in which AWS edge services address latency and security. - Practice building a CloudFront deployment with an S3 backend in a lab environment. - Explore AWS backup, recovery solutions, and best practices to ensure resiliency and business continuity. - Build a highly available and secure cloud architecture based on a business problem, in a project-based facilitator-guided lab. - Work in a team environment to solve real AWS use-case challenges in an AWS Jam.We recommend that attendees of this course have the following prerequisites: - AWS Cloud Practitioner Essentials, or - Working knowledge of distributed systems - Familiarity with general networking concepts - Familiarity with IP addressing - Working knowledge of multi-tier architectures - Familiarity with cloud computing conceptsThis course is intended for cloud architects, solutions architects, and anyone who designs solutions for cloud infrastructures.- Introductions & Course Map review - Architecting Fundamentals Review - Account Security - Networking, Part 1 - Compute - Storage - Database Services - Monitoring and Scaling - Automation - Containers - Networking Part 2 - Serverless Architecture - Edge Services - Backup and Recovery - Capstone Lab: Build an AWS Multi-Tier Architecture - AWS JamDay 1 Module 0: Introductions & Course Map review - Welcome and course outcomes Module 1: Architecting Fundamentals Review - AWS Services and Infrastructure - Infrastructure Models - AWS API Tools - Securing your infrastructure - The Well-Architected Framework - Hands-on lab: Explore Using the AWS API Tools to Deploy an EC2 Instance Module 2: Account Security - Security Principals - Identity and Resource-Based Policies - Account Federation - Introduction to Managing Multiple Accounts Module 3: Networking, Part 1 - IP Addressing - Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (VPC), Patterns and Quotas - Routing - Internet Access - Network Access Control Lists (NACLs) - Security Groups Module 4: Compute - Amazon Elastic Cloud Compute (EC2) - EC2 Instances and Instance Selection - High Performance Computing on AWS - Lambda and EC2, When to Use Which - Hands-On Lab: Build Your Amazon VPC Infrastructure Day 2 Module 5: Storage - Shared File Systems - Shared EBS Volumes - Amazon S3, Security, Versioning and Storage Classes - Data Migration Tools Module 6: Database Services - AWS Database Solutions - Amazon Relational Database Services (RDS) - DynamoDB, Features and Use Cases - Redshift, Features, Use Cases and Comparison with RDS - Scaling - Caching and Migrating Data - Hands-on Lab: Create a Database Layer in Your Amazon VPC Infrastructure Module 7: Monitoring and Scaling - Monitoring: CloudWatch, CloudTrail, and VPC Flow Logs - Invoking Events - Elastic Load Balancing - Auto Scaling Options and Monitoring Cost - Hands-on Lab: Configure High Availability in Your Amazon VPC Module 8: Automation - CloudFormation - AWS Systems Manager Module 9: Containers - Microservices - Monitoring Microservices with X-Ray - Containers Day 3 Module 10: Networking Part 2 - VPC Peering & Endpoints - Transit Gateway - Hybrid Networking - Route 53 Module 11: Serverless Architecture - Amazon API Gateway - Amazon SQS, Amazon SNS - Amazon Kinesis Data Streams & Kinesis Firehose - Step Functions - Compare Amazon SQS to Amazon MQ - Hands-on Lab: Build a Serverless Architecture Module 12: Edge Services - Amazon CloudFront - AWS Web Application Firewall (WAF), DDoS and Firewall Manager - Compare AWS Global Accelerator and Amazon CloudFront - AWS Outposts - Hands-On Lab: Configure an Amazon CloudFront Distribution with an Amazon S3 Origin Module 13: Backup and Recovery - Planning for Disaster Recovery - AWS Backup - Recovery Strategies Capstone Lab: Build an AWS Multi-Tier Architecture Participants review the concepts and services learned in class and build a solution based on a scenario. The lab environment provides partial solutions to promote analysis and reflection. Participants deploy a highly available architecture. The instructor is available for consultation. Use the Online Course Supplement (OCS) to review use cases, investigate data, and answer architecting design questions. AWS Jam - Participate in team based challenges in a real AWS environment - Compete with your colleagues in a gamified, hands-on learning experience - Apply your learning from the course on various AWS services4 jours2250.003090.002285.002285.001890.006000.002285.003575.002795.002795.002870.003960.00