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Amazon Web Services (AWS) is the market leader in IaaS (Infrastructure-as-a-Service) and PaaS (Platform-as-a-Service) for cloud ecosystems, which can be combined to create a scalable cloud application without worrying about delays related to infrastructure provisioning (compute, storage, and network) and management.

Undergraduates, Graduates, MBAs and working professionals aspiring for a career in marketing. It requires a creative mind and a broad knowledge of the marketing process.

Linux+AWS

Course content

Linux course content
What is Unix and Linux
Basic Linux commands
User and Group Administrator
File permisssions
Basic network commands
What is ssh and ssh-keygen
What is process,singnals,priority and types of process
What is sudo and tar
Manage the packages using rpm and yum

AWS SysOps Administrator
Cloud Computing
Introduction cloud computing world
What is cloud computing
Cloud delivery models
Cloud deployment models
Why AWS
Advantages of cloud computing
History of cloud and AWS
Certification Levels
AWS Overview
AWS Regions and Availability zones
Account Basics
Create an AWS Account
Tools to access services.
Navigating the console.
AWS Elastic Compute Cloud
Introduction to EC2.
Different instance types.
Launching and using EC2 Instances.
EC2 Instance Essentials.
Creating a CentOS instance on AWS EC2.
Creating Amazon Linux instances
Working with Public and private IP addresses.
Assigning static IPs using Elastic IPs.
Cloud init Userdata and metadata.
Bootstrap scripts
Control access to instances using Security Groups.
Ingress and Egress rules in security groups
Resizing the instances
EBS Volumes and types.
Understanding the AWS Storage Types
AWS Storage and Performances
Using snapshots for backup.
Increasing the size of the volumes.
Backup and restore process of the EC2 instances.
Adding network interfaces.
EC2 instance login process and authentication methods
Logging into instances using key pairs.
Understanding the Reserved Instances
EC2 Troubleshooting Scenarios

User data
Introducing user data for automation
cloud-init
Userdata types
Bootstrap scripts

Amazon Machine Images (AMI)
Creating custom images on AWS
Image Id and attributes
Public vs Private Images.
Sharing Images to other accounts
AMI with Web Application

Elastic Load Balancer
Overview of Elastic Load Balancing.
Creating ELB from Console.
Attaching instances to ELB.
Configuring Protocols and health checks.
Classic load balancers
Application load balancers
Network load balancers
Creating target groups for application load balancing
Elb with Web applications

AWS Cloud Watch
Introduction to CloudWatch monitoring service.
Alarms
Events and Metrics
Monitoring CPU
Monitoring Memory
Monitoring Network utilization of different resources.
Creating notifications.
Creating a dashboard
Simple Notification Services (SNS)
Introduction to SNS
Creating a SNS Topic
Subscribing to Topic
Publishing to SNS Topic
Testing email and SMS functionality.
Other supported endpoints.
Notification & Applications

Auto-Scaling
Overview of auto scaling
Creating launch configuration.
Creating auto-scaling group.
Auto-scaling policies.
Health checks
Event monitoring and notifications
Automation and setting up AMI
How auto scaling works

Using CLI
Installing AWSCli
Installing CLI on Linux workstations
Configuring credentials
AWS CLI syntax
Creating and managing resource using CLI
Output formats
Examples

Database (RDS)
Introduction to RDS
RDS Essentials
Creating RDS instances using AWS console.
Choosing an RDS engine and version.
MySQL and Maria dB
Public vs Private database instances.
Control access to instances using Security Groups.
Multi-AZ setup.
Backup using snapshots
Parameter Group.
AWS Simple Storage Service (S3)
Introduction to Simple Storage Server (S3).
Buckets and Objects.
Storage classes (default vs reduced redundancy vs Glacier).
Creating buckets using Console.
Permissions
Uploading and downloading data to S3.
Security and Encrypting
Building static websites using S3.
Enable version control on S3.
Recovering the accidentally deleted data from S3 buckets
S3 access policies.
Creating CDN
Storage Glacier and EFS
Introduction to Glacier and EFS
Moving data from S3 to Glacier.
Setting archiving policies on S3.
Connecting EC2 to EFS
Cloud Front
Introduction to Content Delivery Networks.
Overview of Amazon CDN
Origins and Edge locations
Configure S3 backend for CloudFront.
Configure ELB backend from CloudFront.
Web Distribution

Identity Access Management (IAM)
What is IAM
AWS root user permissions
Access controls using IAM.
Creating users and roles.
Creating groups and roles.
Assigning policies.
Inline and Managed policies.
MFA authentication
Modifying and deleting users/groups and roles
Loggin IAM as s3
Using IAM role with EC2

Virtual Private Cloud (VPC)
Introduction.
Choosing a network design and CIDR.
Design a simple network.
Creating Subnets and setup routing as per the design.
Using IGW tenable internet access.
Access controls using Network ACLs.
Network ACLs vs Security Groups.
Creating Private connections from data center to AWS.
Enabling VPC peering between VPCs.
Route53
Basics of Route53
Routing policies
Simple route policy weighted routing policy
Latency routing policy failover routing policy
Aliasing records
Automation on AWS
CloudFormation (IaaS)
Introduction.
Understanding the template format.
CloudFormation designer.
Create a simple CloudFormation template.
Updating CloudFormation stacks.
Understanding event.
Introduction to Cloudformer.

Elastic Beanstalk (SaaS)
What is Elastic beanstalk
Understanding the template format.
Advantages
Web Application on EB

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