AWS Certified Solutions Architect Professional Exam Guide

Cloud computing is emerging as formidable competition to traditional servers worldwide, making it easier for companies to host data and borrow servers from other companies without have to pay extra co...

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Course Description

Cloud computing is emerging as formidable competition to traditional servers worldwide, making it easier for companies to host data and borrow servers from other companies without have to pay extra costs for maintaining a physical server. Amazon has become a recognized name in the cloud computing world, with the introduction of its AWS or Amazon Web Services. It has also become the leading voic...

Cloud computing is emerging as formidable competition to traditional servers worldwide, making it easier for companies to host data and borrow servers from other companies without have to pay extra costs for maintaining a physical server. Amazon has become a recognized name in the cloud computing world, with the introduction of its AWS or Amazon Web Services. It has also become the leading voice for the cloud community

What you’ll learn
  • Comfortable enough to not only take the certification exam, but also pass the exam
  • Be able to design an optimal system that meets system requirements
  • Maximize characteristics such as scalability, security, reliability, durability and cost effectiveness.
  • Evaluate project requirements and make recommendations for implementations, deployment and provisioning applications on AWS.
  • You will understand all major concepts that are a part of the exam including theoretical concepts.

Covering Topics

1
Section 1 : Introduction

2
Section 2 : Virtual Private Clouds

3
Section 3 : AWS Kinesis

4
Section 4 : AWS SQS

5
Section 5 : AWS Data Pipelines

6
Section 6 : AWS Direct Connect

7
Section 7 : AWS CloudTrail

8
Section 8 : AWS CloudFront

9
Section 9 : AWS CloudSearch

10
Section 10 : AWS EMR

11
Section 11 : Elastic Load Balancers

12
Section 12 : Theoretical Concepts

13
Section 13 : Summary

Curriculum

      Section 1 : Introduction
    1
    Intro
      Section 2 : Virtual Private Clouds
    2
    VPC Introduction Preview
    3
    Configuring a VPC DNS
    Quiz:
    Virtual Private Clouds Quiz
      Section 3 : AWS Kinesis
    4
    Create a stream using Kinesis Streams Preview
    5
    Create a stream using Kinesis Firehose
    Quiz:
    AWS Kinesis Quiz
      Section 4 : AWS SQS
    6
    Introduction to SQS Preview
    7
    Creating a Queue using SQS
    8
    Installing the AWS SDK
    Quiz:
    AWS SQS Quiz
      Section 5 : AWS Data Pipelines
    9
    Introduction to Data Pipelines Preview
    10
    Creating a Data Pipeline
    Quiz:
    AWS Data Pipelines Quiz
      Section 6 : AWS Direct Connect
    11
    Creating a Connection
    12
    Virtual Interface Overview
    Quiz:
    AWS Direct Connect Quiz
      Section 7 : AWS CloudTrail
    13
    Introduction to AWS CloudTrail
    14
    Adding a New Trail
    Quiz:
    AWS CloudTrail Quiz
      Section 8 : AWS CloudFront
    15
    Introduction to AWS CloudFront
    16
    Creating a Distribution
    17
    Reports and Analytics
    Quiz:
    AWS CloudFront Quiz
      Section 9 : AWS CloudSearch
    18
    Introduction to AWS CloudSearch
    19
    Creating a New Search Domain
    Quiz:
    AWS CloudSearch Quiz
      Section 10 : AWS EMR
    20
    Introduction to AWS EMR
    21
    Creating a Cluster
    Quiz:
    AWS EMR Quiz
      Section 11 : Elastic Load Balancers
    22
    Introduction to Elastic Load Balancers
    23
    Creating an Elastic Load Balancer
    Quiz:
    Elastic Load Balancers Quiz
      Section 12 : Theoretical Concepts
    24
    AWS Global Infrastructure
    25
    AWS Cloud Pricing Principles
    26
    AWS Whitepapers
    27
    AWS Cloud Computing Infrastructure
    Quiz:
    Theoretical Concepts Quiz
      Section 13 : Summary
    28
    Summary

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