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Duration – 18 hours
Are you looking for AWS Networking Training? Do you want to learn from an experienced trainer who makes complex concepts simple and easy to understand? Do you need to prepare for the AWS Advanced Networking Specialty exam?
Cloud Computing is everywhere. Traditional standalone datacenters are slowly becoming a thing of the past. More organizations are either migrating to the AWS cloud, or are configuring hybrid computing models that use on-premises resources and cloud resources. In order to stay relevant you must understand AWS. This course builds off my gives you a deeper understanding of AWS networking.
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AWS Certified Advanced Networking Specialty 2020
Introduction
Costs and Disclaimer
Using Billing Alerts in Your AWS Account
Getting Your Certification
AWS Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) Concepts
Introduction to Virtual Private Cloud (VPC)
Demo Exploring the Default VPC in an AWS Region
Demo Create an AWS VPC with a Private Subnet
Understanding Limits Within an AWS VPC
Understanding Transfer Charges in an AWS Account
AWS VPC Pricing
AWS VPC Routing and Subnets
Understanding the AWS VPC Router
Reserved Addresses in an AWS VPC
Demo Create a Route Table in an AWS VPC
Preview
Dual-Homed Instances in an AWS VPC
Introduction to the AWS Internet Gateway
Demo Create an Internet Gateway in an AWS VPC
Demo Managing Public and Private Subnets in an AWS VPC
AWS VPC and Subnets Exam Prep
EC Networking Concepts Deep Dive
Demo EC Network Interfaces and IP Addresses in an AWS VPC
Assign an Elastic IP (EIP) to an AWS EC Instance
Demo Assign an Elastic Network Interface (ENI) to an EC Instance
Demo Using Bastion Hosts to Connect to an AWS EC Instance
AWS Enhanced Networking and SR-IOV
Using AWS Placement Groups to Improve Network Performance
Accessing EC Instance Metadata
Using AWS Config Commands to Optimize VPC Costs
Network Address Translation in an AWS VPC
Network Address Translation (NAT) Instances with an AWS VPC
Network Address Translation (NAT) Gateways with an AWS VPC
Demo Create a NAT Gateway for an AWS VPC
AWS NAT Gateway Rules and Limitations
AWS VPC Peering
Introduction to AWS VPC Peering
VPC Peering Design and Use Cases
AWS VPC Peering and Overlapping CIDR Ranges
Demo Create an AWS VPC Peering Connection
Demo AWS VPC Peering and DNS Resolution
Demo VPC Peering Clean Up
AWS VPC Peering Costs and FAQ
AWS VPC Security and Monitoring
Introduction to AWS Security Groups
AWS Security Groups and Network ACLs
Demo Create a Network ACL in an AWS VPC
Demo Create and Manage Security Groups in an AWS VPC
Virtual Private Gateways (VGW) in an AWS VPC
Using VPC Endpoints to Connect AWS Public Resources
AWS Web Application Firewall (WAF)
AWS WAF IP Whitelisting
Demo Configure VPC Flow Logs to Monitor AWS Traffic
VPC Flow Log Exam Prep
Analyzing Firewall Rules using VPC Flow Logs
AWS URL Restriction with Squid Proxy
Deep Packet Inspection in an AWS VPC
Elastic Load Balancers
AWS Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) Introduction
Demo Create Two Simple Web Servers for Load Balancing
Demo Create an AWS Network Load Balancer
AWS Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) Listeners and Encryption
AWS Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) Target Groups
AWS ELB Host and Path Conditions
AWS ELB Connection Draining
AWS ELB and X-Forwarded
Route53 and DNS with an AWS Account
Introduction to AWS Route
Demo AWS Route Domain Name Registration, Alias Record, and ELB Integration
Demo Configure the AWS Route Simple Routing Policy
Demo Configure the AWS Route Weighted Routing Policy
Demo Configure the AWS Route Latency-Based Routing Policy
Demo Configure the AWS Route Failover Routing Policy
Demo Configure the AWS Route Geolocation Routing Policy
Private Hosted DNS Zones with AWS Route
Demo Configuring Route Private Hosted Zones
Demo DNS Forwarding and Hybrid Architecture with AWS Route
Using an AWS Route Alias Record with CloudFront
Content Delivery with CloudFront
Introduction to AWS CloudFront
Demo Configure a CloudFront Distribution
Securing CloudFront Traffic Using Encryption
Your Datacenter and the AWS Hybrid Cloud
AWS Hybrid Cloud Computing Use Cases
AWS Software VPN Introduction
AWS Managed Hardware VPN Introduction
AWS Managed Hardware Static VPN
Demo Create an AWS Managed Hardware Static VPN
Introduction to BGP Concepts for AWS
AWS Managed Hardware Dynamic BGP VPN
Demo Create an AWS Managed Hardware Dynamic VPN
BGP Routing over an AWS Managed VPN
AWS CloudHub for Multi-Site VPN Connectivity
Using Transit VPCs to Connect Many AWS VPCs
AWS Network Scenario Clustered Database in Multiple Regions
Elastic Map Reduce (EMR) Clusters in an VPC
AWS Direct Connect
AWS Direct Connect Introduction
Designing AWS Direct Connect for High Availability
AWS Direct Connect Installation and Architecture
AWS Direct Connect Private Virtual Interfaces (Private VIF)
AWS Direct Connect Public Virtual Interfaces
AWS Direct Connect Partner Hosted Connections
Disaster Recovery Architecture with AWS
AWS Backup and Recover Disaster Recovery (DR)
AWS Pilot light Disaster Recovery (DR)
AWS Warm Standby Disaster Recovery (DR)
AWS Active/Active Disaster Recovery (DR)
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What People Are Saying
Sagar –
I have some IT background as a software tester and a big data dev. I wish to migrate into cloud computing
Parth-
The instructor is very knowledgeable on the topics. The content is well organized with lectures and labs to prepare you for certification.
Abhinav-
Pretty Good.
Didn’t expect it to understand AWS so comprehensively.
Timmy-
Nice in depth course
Matt-
I’m still working through it, but given my experience with AWS via my job and working through these sections I am able to talk intelligently about AWS to my colleagues and to the client.
Kalyani-
For me, the course works on several levels, it’s making me feel more confident in understanding cloud computing; it’s giving me hands on experience of AWS step be step – creating my first working instance of EC2 and accessing it via my browser felt like an achievement; the unexpected benefit to me is that it’s giving me more confidence
