AWS: Fundamentals

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The AWS™ Fundamentals course is designed for technology enthusiasts who are working in IT (as an administrator, software developer, or manager), or any other interested individual who would like to learn about the core cloud services provided by AWS, such as:

• Information Technology practitioners and leaders who are new to AWS and who will be supporting or implementing AWS in their organizations.
• Business and technology leaders responsible for articulating the technical and business benefits of using AWS.
• Administrators and developers who are evaluating the use of AWS services.

Not Applicable

Not Applicable

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Reach customers with AWS.
• Implement AWS storage and database services.
• Optimize compute and network services.
• Use AWS management tools.
• Secure an AWS deployment.

Lesson 1: Getting Started with AWS

• Topic A: AWS
• Topic B: Leverage AWS in Your Business Strategy
• Topic C: Work with the AWS Management Console

Lesson 2: Implementing AWS Storage and Database Services

• Topic A: Configure AWS Storage
• Topic B: Deploy Amazon Database Services

Lesson 3: Implementing Compute and Network Services

• Topic A: Implement Elastic Cloud Compute Services
• Topic B: Implement Virtual Networks

Lesson 4: Using AWS Management Tools

• Topic A: Automate AWS Resource Provisioning
• Topic B: Manage AWS Resources

Lesson 5: Securing an AWS Deployment

• Topic A: Enforce AWS Security
• Topic B: Optimize AWS Security

Students receive a certificate of completion at the end of class

You should have the following prerequisite skills before taking this class:

• Be able to navigate Windows.
• Be able to use a web browser.
• Experience logging on to, navigating, and searching a website.
• Basic end-user skills with personal productivity software such as Microsoft® Office or Google Apps™.
• Familiarity with networking concepts such as server, database, storage, IP subnet, load balancing, authentication, authorization.
• Some experience as an IT practitioner, manager, or leader may be helpful.

Not Applicable