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Duration – 20 hours

The AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner examination is intended for individuals who have the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively demonstrate an overall understanding of the AWS Cloud, independent of specific technical roles addressed by other AWS Certifications.
An AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner is a recommended path to achieving Specialty certification or an optional start toward Associate certification.
- Course completion certificate
- Mode of Study – Self Paced Learning
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AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner 2020
Course Introduction
Module Course Introduction – Let’s Prepare for a Good Start!
Introduction
Let’s Create your AWS Free Tier Account
Mac OS Users – Environment Preparation
Windows OS Users – Environment Preparation
AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner Official Exam Blueprint
Module Completion
Module AWS Cloud Introduction
Introduction
Introduction to AWS Cloud Computing
The Six Advantages of AWS Cloud Computing
AWS Global Infrastructure – Regions, Availability Zones and Edge Locations
AWS Management Interfaces – How to Interact with AWS Cloud Platform
Module AWS Core Services – The Backbone
Introduction
Hands-on Lab -Create a Billing Alarm for Your AWS Account -= UPDATED=-
Identity Access Management (IAM) Basics
Hands-on Lab – AWS IAM Account Configuration
Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) Basics
Hands-on Lab – Create your First VPC in AWS Cloud Platform
Elastic Compute Cloud (EC) Basics
Hands-on Lab -AWS Elastic Compute Cloud (EC) User Interface -= UPDATE=-
Hands-on Lab – Launching Your First EC Instance in AWS Cloud
Hands-on Lab – Connect to AWS EC from Mac OS
Hands-on Lab – Connect to AWS EC from Windows OS
Hands-on Lab -Connect to AWS EC Directly From Your Browser -= UPDATE=-
Hands-on Lab – Start Your Web Server on AWS EC
Security Groups Basics
Hands-on Lab – Modify the SG and Permit Access to the Web Server
Elastic Block Store (EBS) Basics
Hands-on Lab – Create EBS Volume and Attach it to EC Instance – Part I
Hands-on Lab – Create EBS Volume and Attach it to EC Instance – Part II
Simple Storage Service (S) Basics – Part I
Simple Storage Service (S) Basics – Part II
Hands-on Lab – Create a Bucket in AWS Operations with Objects (Files)
Hands-on Lab – AWS CLI – Copy File From EC to S
Module AWS Key Services That You Need to Know
Introduction
Route Basics
Hands-on Lab – Route Domain Registration and Configuration
CloudFront Basics
Hands-on Lab – Create CloudFront Distribution and Test Website’s Speed
Application Load Balancer Basics
Hands-on Lab – Create ALB and Test Load Balancing – Part I
Hands-on Lab – Create ALB and Test Load Balancing – Part II
Hands-on Lab – Create ALB and Test Load Balancing – Part III
Auto Scaling Basics
Hands-on Lab – Create Launch Template and Auto Scaling Group (ASG)
Relational Database Services (RDS) Basics
Hands-on Lab – Deploy an Amazon RDS DB Instance Running MySQL
AWS Lambda Basics
AWS Elastic Beanstalk Basics
Hands-on Lab – Create a Sample App using Elastic Beanstalk
Hands-on Lab – Cloud-formation Basics – Deploy WordPress – Part I
Hands-on Lab – Cloud-formation Basics – Deploy WordPress – Part II
Simple Notification Service (SNS) Basics
Hands-on Lab – Configure SNS to Send Notification for Any New S Upload
Cloud Watch Basics
Module Billing, Pricing and AWS Support Levels
Introduction
Fundamentals of Pricing
Cost Optimization through Reservations
AWS Cost Calculators
AWS Trusted Advisor
AWS Support Plans
Module Security in AWS
Introduction
Introduction to AWS Security
AWS WAF, Shield & Firewall Manager
AWS Inspector
Module Architect for the Cloud – Best Practices
Introduction
How is Cloud Different than Traditional Environments
Design Principles – Scalability
Design Principles – Disposable Resources
Design Principles – Automation
Design Principles – Loose Coupling
Design Principles – Services
Module AWS Services High Level Overview
Introduction
AWS Services Overview – Compute Services
AWS Services Overview – Storage Services
AWS Services Overview – Database Services
AWS Services Overview – Migration Services
AWS Services Overview – Networking and Content Delivery
AWS Services Overview – Management Tools
AWS Services Overview – Security, Identity and Compliance
AWS Services Overview – Developer Tools
AWS Services Overview – Messaging
AWS Services Overview – Analytics
AWS Services Overview – Artificial Intelligence
AWS Services Overview – Mobile Services
AWS Services Overview – Application Services
AWS Services Overview – Business Productivity
AWS Services Overview – Desktop & App Streaming
AWS Services Overview – Internet Of Things
AWS Services Overview – Game Development
Module AWS Account Cleanup
Let’s Clean your AWS Account!
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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
