Dive deep into the heart of Amazon Web Services, understanding its foundational significance in the cloud computing landscape.

The world of AWS

Navigating the AWS console

Benefits of AWS

Classifying the benefits of using AWS

Exploring useful services in AWS

Introduction to the AWS Well-Architected Framework

Protecting systems, information, and assets

Apply the Well-Architected Framework pillars

Introduction to Cloud Migration

Cloud adoption strategies with AWS CAF

Exploring migration services

 Introduction to AWS

Learn how to optimize cloud expenses, the different methods to deploy and manage resources on AWS, and the benefits of AWS’s global architecture.

Understand concepts of cloud economics

Exploring licensing strategies

Right-sizing for optimal resource use

Deploying and operating in AWS

Understanding AWS connectivity options

Choose the best connectivity tool

Define the AWS Global Architecture

Understanding the global architecture of AWS

Exploring edge locations in Amazon CloudFront

Cloud Economics and Global Infrastructure

Get hands-on experience working with the three core AWS services: Compute, Storage, and Database

Introduction to AWS Compute services

Options

Server-based

Serverless

Using server vs serverless solutions

Understanding AWS Lambda scaling and automation

Introduction to AWS Database services

Relational Databases

NoSQL Databases

Memory-Based Databases

Exploring database options

A database use case

Introduction to AWS Storage services

Managing and configuring Amazon S3 buckets

S3 storage classes

Congratulations

Self reflection questions

The Core AWS Services

Course Glossary

Discover the world of Amazon Web Services (AWS) and understand why it's at the forefront of cloud computing. You'll explore the six key pillars of the AWS well-architected framework to understand how to build secure, reliable, and efficient systems in the cloud. Then, dive into AWS core services, like EC2 for compute, RDS for databases, and S3 for storage. Learn what these services are used for and how to get started.

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<h2>Unlock the Power of AWS</h2>
Ready to dive into the world of cloud computing? This hands-on course will introduce you to Amazon Web Services (AWS), one of the leading cloud platforms businesses use worldwide. Whether you’re a beginner or looking to solidify your understanding of cloud fundamentals, this course is the perfect starting point. Learn how AWS enables companies to scale their applications, optimize costs, and stay agile in an increasingly digital world.
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<h2>Discover AWS's Core Benefits</h2>
In the first chapter, you’ll explore what makes AWS so powerful. From its flexible, consumption-based pricing to its global reach, you’ll gain a deep understanding of how AWS transforms IT infrastructure. We’ll dive into the six key pillars of the AWS Well-Architected Framework, a set of best practices to help you build secure, reliable, and efficient systems in the cloud. You’ll also learn how to map out a successful migration to AWS.
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<h2>Master Cloud Economics and Operations</h2>
Next, we’ll shift focus to AWS cloud operations, where you’ll learn how to optimize costs and make informed decisions about deploying resources. You’ll explore cloud economics, deployment strategies, and AWS's global network architecture through real-world examples. By the end of this chapter, you’ll know how to manage cloud resources and scale with demand efficiently.
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<h2>Explore AWS Compute, Database, and Storage Services</h2>
The final chapter explores the core AWS services that power modern applications. From computing solutions like EC2 and Lambda to powerful database services like RDS and DynamoDB, you’ll learn to choose the right tools for your projects. We’ll also explore Amazon S3 and Glacier, helping you navigate AWS’s storage options for both active data and long-term archiving.
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<h2>Become Cloud-Ready</h2>
By the end of this course, you’ll have hands-on experience with the AWS platform, understand the principles of cloud architecture, and be equipped with the skills to leverage AWS services in your projects. Whether you're preparing for the AWS Cloud Practitioner exam or want to take your first steps into the cloud, this course will give you the knowledge and confidence to succeed.


Discover the world of Amazon Web Services (AWS) and understand why it's at the forefront of cloud computing.

AWS Concepts

AWS Cloud Practitioner (CLF-C02)

A long-running background processing job that requires full control over the underlying environment.

A high-performance database requiring fine-tuned configuration for a large, consistent workload.

A legacy enterprise application that needs to be migrated to the cloud and requires persistent server instances.

A small event-driven function that runs in response to specific triggers, such as an image upload.

A simple, stateless function that needs to be executed based on a schedule (e.g., cron jobs).

Using server vs serverless solutions

AWS Concepts

Praktische interactieve oefening