AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate (SAA-C02) Cert Prep: 4 Compute Services
2h 54mIntermediate2020-06-04
Authors

Tom Carpenter
CTO at Certified Wireless Network Professionals
Course details
Take a deep dive into the compute services in Amazon Web Services (AWS). This course is the fourth of a nine-part series designed to help prepare you to pass the 2020 AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate (SAA-C02) exam. With a heavy focus on Amazon Elastic Cloud Compute (EC2), it explores compute services design, implementation, and management. Learn how to configure and launch EC2 instances, set up security and access control, and automate management with Elastic Beanstalk. Instructor Tom Carpenter provides foundational instruction for anyone beginning the journey to becoming an AWS architect, as well as those prepping for the latest version of the AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate exam.
Topics include:
EC2 instance types
EC2 pricing
Configuring an EC2 instance on Linux and Windows
Dedicated EC2 hosts
AMI virtualization
Managing EC2 instances
Using security groups to control EC2 access
Managing EC2 with Elastic Beanstalk
Topics include:
EC2 instance types
EC2 pricing
Configuring an EC2 instance on Linux and Windows
Dedicated EC2 hosts
AMI virtualization
Managing EC2 instances
Using security groups to control EC2 access
Managing EC2 with Elastic Beanstalk
Skills covered
Amazon Web Services (AWS)AmazonCloud ServicesCloud PlatformsCert PrepCloud Computing
Concepts
Compute Services Design
- EC2 overview
- EC2 instance types
- EC2 pricing
- EBS and EC2
Compute Services Implementation
- Lab - Launching an EC2 Linux instance
- Lab - Configuring an EC2 Linux instance
- Lab - Setting up an EC2 Windows instance
- Shared tenancy
- Dedicated hosts
- Dedicated instances
- AMI virtualization
Compute Services Management
- Instance management
- Lab - Connecting to instances
- Working with security groups
- Lab - Working with security groups
- Advanced EC2 management
- AWS Batch
- Elastic Container Service (ECS)
- Elastic Beanstalk environment