AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (CLF-C01) Cert Prep: 3 Core Services

1h 25mBeginner2023-10-19

Authors

Hiroko Nishimura

AWS Community Hero, Author, Founder of AWS Newbies

Course details

Documentation and resources for using Amazon Web Services (AWS) are generally rife with technical jargons and concepts that non-engineers find tough to decipher. The Introduction to AWS for Non-Engineers series serves as a bridge between non-engineers and AWS. In this course, the third installment in the series, get a nontechnical introduction to the core services that make up Amazon Web Services (AWS). Instructor Hiroko Nishimura—founder of Intro to AWS for Newbies—provides an overview of key AWS technology, including compute, storage, database, and network and content delivery services, as well as management tools. Discover which services you'd use to host your website, which ones you'd use to store videos, and more.

Skills covered

Enterprise ArchitectureAmazon Web Services (AWS)AmazonCloud ServicesCloud PlatformsCloud ComputingSoftware DevelopmentDeep Dive (X:Y)

Concepts

0. Introduction

01 - Technology highlights
02 - AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner exam
03 - Technology domain
04 - AWS Certified Practitioner Exam update
05 - Domain impact - Technology

1. Compute

06 - EC2
07 - Elastic Beanstalk
08 - Elastic Load Balancing
09 - Lambda
10 - Lightsail
11 - Deploying and operating in AWS
12 - AWS Global Infrastructure
13 - Study break - Reviewing compute services

2. Storage

14 - S3
15 - Elastic Block Store
16 - Snowball
17 - Storage Gateway
18 - Study break - Reviewing storage services

3. Database

19 - DynamoDB
20 - RDS
21 - Aurora
22 - Redshift
23 - Study break - Reviewing database services

4. Network and Content Delivery

24 - VPC
25 - CloudFront
26 - Route 53
27 - Study break - Network and content delivery

5. Management Tools

28 - CloudFormation
29 - CloudTrail
30 - CloudWatch
31 - Study break - Reviewing management tools

Conclusion

32 - Study break - Exam tips and resources
33 - Next steps