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AWS Certified Solutions Architect Associate: Complete Course

Learn AWS architectural principles, services, and get certified as Solutions Architect Associate [SAA-C02]

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23 hours · Self-paced
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No formal qualification
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Overview

  • Learn how to design systems that are secure, reliable, high-performing, and cost-efficient

  • Migration or designing new applications for the Cloud

  • Design high availability, fault tolerance, and scalability

  • Create, manage, provision, and update related resources using AWS Cloud Formation and much more.

  • Learn: IAM, S3, CloudFront, Storage Gateway, Snowball

  • Learn: EC2, CloudWatch, CLI, Lambda, Route 53, RDS, DynamoDB, Redshift

  • Learn: ElastiCache, Aurora, VPC, SQS, SNS, Elastic Transcoder, Kinesis

  • Make architectural decisions based on the AWS recommended architectural principles and best practices

  • Leverage AWS services to make your infrastructure scalable, reliable, and highly available

  • Make an AWS based infrastructure more efficient in order to increase performance and reduce costs

Curriculum

18
sections
194
lectures
23h 3m
total

    • 5: 3.1 Introduction to EC2 14:35
    • 6: 3.2 Hands-on EC2 Preview 30:11
    • 7: 3.3 EC2 Instance Connect 1080 29:19
    • 8: 3.4 Installing Git, Docker, and Apache 17:18
    • 9: 3.5 Instance User Data 27:25
    • 10: 3.6 Security Groups 38:17
    • 11: 3.7 Instance Lifecycle 25:44
    • 12: 3.8 Amazon Machine Images (AMI) 22:31
    • 13: 3.9 Placement Groups 19:56
    • 14: 3.10 Instance Types 09:11
    • 15: 3.11 Instance Purchasing Options 42:03
    • 16: 3.12 IP Addressing and Elastic IP Addresses (EIPs) 22:54
    • 17: 3.13 Elastic Network Interfaces (ENIs) 14:32

    • 18: 4.1 Introduction to Amazon EBS 12:50
    • 19: 4.2 Amazon EBS - Volumes 20:54
    • 20: 4.3 Amazon EBS - Volumes Hands-on 33:50
    • 21: 4.4 Amazon EBS - Snapshots 13:21
    • 22: 4.5 Amazon EBS - Encryption 08:03
    • 23: 4.6 Bonus - Lifecycle Manager 03:25
    • 24: 4.7 Instance Store 05:42
    • 25: 4.8 Amazon EFS 22:07
    • 26: 4.9 EBS vs EFS 06:50
    • 27: EC2 Storage Quiz 13:00

    • 28: 5.1 Introduction to Amazon S3 11:26
    • 29: 5.2 Hands-on with S3 Buckets and Objects 14:23
    • 30: 5.3 S3 Versioning 10:27
    • 31: 5.4 S3 Encryption 17:40
    • 32: 5.5 S3 Security and Bucket Policies 22:21
    • 33: 5.6 S3 Websites 11:06
    • 34: 5.7 S3 CORS 09:09
    • 35: 5.8 S3 Data Consistency Model 06:30

    • 36: 6.1 Intro To AWS Command Line Interface (CLI) 07:44
    • 37: 6.2 Installing the AWS CLI 14:42
    • 38: 6.3 Configuring the AWS CLI 14:53
    • 39: 6.4 EC2 CLI Configuration, Roles, and Policies 23:18
    • 40: 6.5 Using the AWS CLI with Amazon EC2, Amazon S3, and IAM 15:15
    • 41: 6.6 Amazon EC2 Instance Metadata 03:55

    • 42: 7.1 Logging with Amazon S3 02:29
    • 43: 7.2 S3 MFA Delete 01:50
    • 44: 7.3 S3 Replication 06:22
    • 45: 7.4 AWS S3 Performance 05:17
    • 46: 7.5 AWS S3 Storage Classes 09:30
    • 47: 7.6 AWS S3 Lifecycle Policies 05:29
    • 48: 7.7 AWS Athena Intro Overview 02:01
    • 49: 7.8 AWS Athena Hands-on 08:24
    • 50: 7.9 Athena vs Macie 02:21
    • 51: Amazon S3 Quiz 06:00

    • 52: 8.1 AWS Database _ RDS Intro 02:34
    • 53: 8.2 RDS Backups, Multi-AZ _ Read Replica 03:39
    • 54: 8.3 AWS RDS Hands-on 12:19
    • 55: 8.4 AWS Types of Databases 02:06
    • 56: 8.5 AWS Aurora 05:53
    • 57: 8.6 AWS DynamoDB 04:21
    • 58: 8.7 AWS Redshift 01:06
    • 59: 8.8 AWS Elastic Cache 03:05
    • 60: 8.9 Amazon S3 02:10
    • 61: 8.10 Athena 03:10
    • 62: 8.11 Glue 04:45
    • 63: 8.12 Neptune 03:05
    • 64: 8.13 ElasticSearch 03:43
    • 65: Database Services and Types of Databases in AWS 07:00

    • 66: 9.1 AWS Storage Snowball Overview 04:55
    • 67: 9.2 AWS Storage Gateway 04:01
    • 68: 9.3 AWS Storage Gateway Hands-on 02:04
    • 69: 9.4 AWS FSx 03:15
    • 70: 9.5 AWS Storage FSx Hands-on 03:46
    • 71: AWS Storage 05:00

    • 72: 10.1 Route53 Overview 05:12
    • 73: 10.2 Route53 Hands-on 03:34
    • 74: 10.3 Route53 TTL Overview 01:52
    • 75: 10.4 Route53 Health Checks 03:53
    • 76: 10.5 Routing Policy Lab - Simple 03:03
    • 77: 10.6 Routing Policy Lab - MultiValue 03:50
    • 78: 10.7 Routing Policy Lab - Failover 04:41
    • 79: 10.8 Routing Policy Lab - Latency 04:31
    • 80: 10.9 Routing Policy Lab - Geolocation 03:58
    • 81: 10.10 Routing Policy Lab - Weigthed 04:01
    • 82: 10.11 CNAME vs Alias 02:26
    • 83: 10.12 Routing Policy - Geo Proximity 02:19
    • 84: 10.13 3rd Party Domains _ Route 53 02:02
    • 85: Route53 10:00

    • 86: 11.1 VPC Overview 04:06
    • 87: 11.2 VPC Difference between Public and Private IP 01:50
    • 88: 11.3 VPC VPC Hands-On 04:52
    • 89: 11.4 VPC Subnets 03:22
    • 90: 11.5 VPC Internet Gateway 02:05
    • 91: 11.6 VPC Route Tables 06:01
    • 92: 11.7 VPC NAT Gateways 03:16
    • 93: 11.8 VPC Network ACLs 05:11
    • 94: 11.9 VPC Security Groups 03:39
    • 95: 11.10 VPC Flow Logs 03:08
    • 96: 11.11 VPC Peering 02:00
    • 97: 11.12 VPC Endpoints 02:32
    • 98: 11.13 VPC Bastian Hosts 02:24
    • 99: 11.14 VPC Site-to-Site-VPN 01:58
    • 100: 11.15 VPC Direct Connect 03:14
    • 101: 11.16 VPN CloudHub 01:57
    • 102: 17.17 Transit Gateway 01:08
    • 103: Virtual Private Cloud or VPCs 04:00

    • 104: 12.1 Elastic Load Balancer Overview 04:16
    • 105: 12.2 ELB Health Checks 01:50
    • 106: 12.3 Types of Load Balancers 01:15
    • 107: 12.4 Classic Load Balancer 04:05
    • 108: 12.5 Network Load Balancer 06:02
    • 109: 12.6 Application Load Balancer 06:42
    • 110: 12.7 ELB Stickiness 03:59
    • 111: 12.8 Cross Zone Load Balancing 03:01
    • 112: 12.9 ELB SSL Certs 02:21
    • 113: 12.10 ELB SNI 01:41
    • 114: 12.11 ELB Connection Draining 02:14
    • 115: 12.12 ELB Troubleshooting _ Monitoring 01:01
    • 116: 12.13 Auto Scaling Groups Overview 02:03
    • 117: 12.14 ASG Alarms 02:42
    • 118: 12.15 ASG Hands-on 05:45
    • 119: 12.16 Policies 03:40
    • 120: 12.17 ELB ASG for Solutions Architect 04:12
    • 121: 12.18 ELB HA _ Fault Tolerance 01:31
    • 122: Load balancers and High Availability Architecture 11:00

    • 123: 13.1 Serverless Overview 04:22
    • 124: 13.2 Lambda Overview _ Concepts 07:55
    • 125: 13.3 Lambda Hands-on 06:58
    • 126: 13.4 Lambda Limits 02:59
    • 127: 13.5 Lambda Edge 05:25
    • 128: 13.6 DynamoDB Overview 08:43
    • 129: 13.7 DynamoDB Security Hands-on 05:28
    • 130: 13.8 DynamoDB Advanced Features 03:15
    • 131: 13.9 API Gateway Overview 05:54
    • 132: 13.10 API-Gateway Hands-on 09:43
    • 133: 13.11 API Gateway Security 03:35
    • 134: 13.12 AWS Cognito 06:37
    • 135: Serverless Overview 06:00

    • 136: 14.1 Disaster Recovery in AWS 12:08
    • 137: 14.2 Database Migration Service (DMS) 03:22
    • 138: 14.3 Database Migration Service (DMS) Hands-On 04:46
    • 139: 14.4 On Premises Strategy with AWS 04:09
    • 140: 14.5 Disaster Recovery DataSync 02:18
    • 141: 14.6 Transferring Large Datasets into AWS 03:17
    • 142: 14.7 AWS Backup - Overview 03:01
    • 143: 14.8 AWS Backup - Hands-on 05:30
    • 144: Disaster Recovery 09:00

    • 145: 15.1 CloudFront Overview 08:55
    • 146: 15.2 CloudFront Hands-On 07:37
    • 147: 15.3 CloudFront-Signed-URLs-Cookies 05:20
    • 148: 15.4 CloudFront Advanced Concepts 04:57
    • 149: 15.5 CloudFront Global-Accelarator 05:49
    • 150: 15.6 CloudFront Global Accelarator Hands-On 05:25
    • 151: Cloudfront & AWS Accelerator 06:00

    • 152: 16.1 AWS CloudWatch Dashboard Overview 06:45
    • 153: 16.2 AWS CloudWatch Logs (Hands-on) 05:06
    • 154: 16.3 AWS CloudWatch Alarms (Hands-on) 05:40
    • 155: 16.4 AWS CloudWatch Events (Hands-on) 03:28
    • 156: 16.5 AWS Config Overview 02:46
    • 157: 16.6 AWS Config Rules 02:36
    • 158: 16.7 AWS Config Hands-on 04:14
    • 159: 16.8 AWS CloudTrail Overview 04:32
    • 160: 16.9 AWS CloudTrail Hands-on 05:42
    • 161: 16.10 AWS CloudTrail vs Config vs CloudWatch 05:29
    • 162: 16.11 EventBridge Overview 03:06
    • 163: 16.12 EventBridge Hands-on 03:52
    • 164: 16.13 CloudWatch Agent _ CloudWatch Logs Agent 02:56
    • 165: 16.14 EC2 Instance Recovery with CloudWatch Alarms 01:39
    • 166: Monitoring and Audit 13:00

    • 167: 17.1 Messaging Overview 01:14
    • 168: 17.2 Amazon SQS + Standard Queues Overview 08:14
    • 169: 17.3 SQS - Standard Queue (Hands On) 06:56
    • 170: 17.4 SQS - Queue Access Policy 06:23
    • 171: 17.5 SQS - Message Visibility Timeout 03:31
    • 172: 17.6 SQS - Dead Letter Queues 05:39
    • 173: 17.7 SQS - Request Response 01:45
    • 174: 17.8 SQS - Delay Queues 02:34
    • 175: 17.9 SQS - FIFO Queues (Hands On) 03:15
    • 176: 17.10 SQS + Auto Scaling Group 02:41
    • 177: 17.11 Amazon SNS - Overview 05:11
    • 178: 17.12 Amazon SNS - Hands On 05:26
    • 179: 17.13 SNS and SQS - Fan Out Pattern 03:23
    • 180: 17.14 Kinesis Overview 06:47
    • 181: 17.15 Kinesis Hands-On 03:42
    • 182: 17.16 Data Ordering for Kinesis vs SQS FIFO 04:12
    • 183: 17.17 SQS vs SNS vs Kinesis 04:51

    • 184: 18.1 CICD Introduction 06:02
    • 185: 18.2 CloudFormation Intro 05:29
    • 186: 18.3 CloudFormation Hands-on 06:02
    • 187: 18.4 CloudFormation - Extras (Stacksets) 01:20
    • 188: 18.5 Step Functions _ SWF 06:50
    • 189: 18.6 Amazon EMR 03:54
    • 190: 18.7 Amazon Opswork 02:49
    • 191: 18.8 Elastic Transcoder 02:03
    • 192: 18.9 Amazon WorkSpaces 02:04
    • 193: 18.10 Amazon AppSync 01:59
    • 194: 18.11 Amazon Cost-Explorer 04:04

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Description

Welcome to the AWS Certified Solutions Architect Complete Course!

Where you’re going to learn how to get started with AWS as a solutions architect so you can pass the exam and officially get certified.

I want to congratulate you for making the decision to get certified as a solutions architect.

In this practical, hands-on course our main objective is to give you education not just to understand the ins and outs of AWS, but also to learn exactly how you can apply what you learn to real world scenarios.

Blending practical work with solid theoretical training, we take you from the basics of AWS to mastery, giving you the training you need to get certified as a solutions architect.

And we understand that theory is important to build a solid foundation, we understand that theory alone isn’t going to get the job done so that’s why this course is packed with practical hands-on examples that you can follow step by step.

According to Glassdoor, the average salary for an AWS Solutions Architect in the United States is over $125,000 per year. This is a fast-growing industry with high demand for certified professionals.

You’ll learn the major components of Amazon Web Services (AWS) and how to design secure and robust solutions using AWS technologies.

This course is broken down into 4 main parts

1: AWS INTRO, IAM & EC2

  • AWS Course Intro

  • IAM - Identity and Access Management

  • Amazon EC2 - Elastic Compute Cloud

2: AMAZON S3, AWS CLI, ADVANCED S3/ATHENA & DATABASES

  • Amazon S3 - Simple Storage Service

  • AWS Command Line Interface

  • Advanced Amazon S3 & Athena

  • Database Service & Types

3: AWS STORAGE, ROUTE53, VPCs, LOAD BALANCING, SERVERLESS

  • AWS Storage

  • Route53

  • Virtual Private Cloud/VPC’s

  • Load Balancing

  • Serverless

4: DISASTER RECOVERY, CLOUDFRONT, MONITOR/AUDIT, SQS, OTHER

  • Disaster Recovery

  • Cloudfront & AWS Global Accelerator

  • Monitor and Audit

  • SQS, SNS and Kinesis

  • Other Services

The AWS solution architect training is designed for beginners and solutions architects. You will learn to use AWS Services and optimize services and how they fit into cloud-based solutions. Emphasizing on best practices for the AWS Cloud with the latest industry standard. Various design patterns to help you think through the process of architecting optimal IT solutions on AWS

Who is this course for?

  • Students who want to learn about Amazon AWS

Requirements

  • Basic computer skills

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