AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner Certification Training

About Course

The AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner certification validates foundational knowledge and understanding of the AWS Cloud, including its global infrastructure, services, and basic architectural principles. Aimed at individuals with non-technical or technical backgrounds, it covers cloud concepts, AWS services, security, pricing, and support. Certification demonstrates readiness to work effectively with AWS Cloud services and solutions, providing a solid foundation for pursuing more advanced AWS certifications. It enhances career opportunities by validating cloud knowledge and enabling individuals to contribute effectively to organizations leveraging AWS, whether in technical, managerial, sales, purchasing, or financial roles related to cloud computing.

Course Content

Domain 1: Cloud Concepts (Module 1: AWS Cloud and its value proposition)

1.1 Benefits of the AWS cloud
1.2 How does the AWS cloud allow its users to focus on business value?

Module 2: Aspects of the Economics of the AWS Cloud

Module 3: Cloud Architecture Design Principles

Domain 2: Security and Compliance (Module 4: AWS Shared Responsibility Model)

Module 5: AWS Cloud Security and Compliance

Module 6: AWS Access Management

Module 7: Security Support

Module 8: Methods of Deployment and Operation in the AWS Cloud

Module 9: AWS Global Infrastructure

Module 10: Core AWS Services

Module 11: Technology Support

Domain 4: Billing and Pricing (Module 12: Comparison between AWS Pricing Models)

Module 13: Account Structures in AWS Billing and Pricing

Module 14: Billing Support

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What Will You Learn?

Course Content

Domain 1: Cloud Concepts (Module 1: AWS Cloud and its value proposition)

1.1 Benefits of the AWS cloud

1.2 How does the AWS cloud allow its users to focus on business value?

Module 2: Aspects of the Economics of the AWS Cloud

2.1 Total cost of ownership proposal

2.2 Identify the operations that will reduce costs by migrating to the cloud

Module 3: Cloud Architecture Design Principles

3.1 Explain the design principles

Domain 2: Security and Compliance (Module 4: AWS Shared Responsibility Model)

4.1 Elements of the Shared Responsibility Model

4.2 Customer’s responsibility on AWS

4.3 AWS responsibilities

Module 5: AWS Cloud Security and Compliance

5.1 Where can you find AWS compliance information?

5.2 At a high level, how do customers achieve compliance on AWS?

5.3 Who enables encryption on AWS for the respective service?

5.4 Services that help in auditing and reporting

5.5 Least privileged access

Module 6: AWS Access Management

6.1 Purpose of User and Identity Management

6.2 Groups/users

6.3 Roles

6.4 Policies and managed policies vs custom policies

Module 7: Security Support

7.1 Various capabilities of network security

7.2 Documentation

7.3 Security checks as a component of AWS Trusted Advisor

Module 8: Methods of Deployment and Operation in the AWS Cloud

8.1 Ways to provision and operate in the AWS cloud

8.2 Types of cloud deployment models

8.3 Connectivity options

Module 9: AWS Global Infrastructure

9.1 Relationships between availability zones, regions, and edge locations

9.2 How to achieve high availability using multiple availability zones

9.3 Use of multiple AWS regions

9.4 Benefits of edge locations at a high level

Module 10: Core AWS Services

10.1 Categories of services on AWS

10.2 AWS compute services

10.3 AWS storage services

10.4 AWS database services

Module 11: Technology Support

11.1 Documentation

11.2 Levels and scope of AWS support

11.3 Partner network like system integrators and independent software vendors

11.4 Sources of AWS technical assistance, including solution architects, professional services, training and certification, and the Amazon Partner Network

11.5 Advantages of AWS Trusted Advisor

Domain 4: Billing and Pricing (Module 12: Comparison between AWS Pricing Models)

12.1 On-demand Instance pricing

12.2 Reserved-instance pricing

12.3 Spot instance pricing

Module 13: Account Structures in AWS Billing and Pricing

13.1 Consolidated billing in AWS organizations

13.2 Use of multiple accounts to allocate costs across departments

Module 14: Billing Support

14.1 Ways to receive billing information and support

14.2 Finding pricing information on AWS services

14.3 Alarms and alerts

14.4 Use of tags in cost allocation