AWS Cloud Beginner Tutorial

 

Topic	Explanation
AWS Intro	Introduction to Amazon Web Services, a comprehensive cloud platform offering a variety of services such as computing power, database storage, and content delivery.
AWS Cloud Certification	Certifications available for demonstrating expertise in various aspects of AWS, helpful for career advancement in cloud computing.
AWS Cloud Computing	Refers to AWS's ability to provide scalable computing resources over the Internet, facilitating flexible and efficient computing solutions.
AWS Cloud Benefits	The advantages of using AWS, including scalability, flexibility, cost-effectiveness, and a wide range of services.
AWS EC2 Intro	Introduction to Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2), a service providing scalable computing capacity in the cloud.
AWS EC2 Instance Types	Various types of EC2 instances tailored for different workloads, such as general purpose, compute-optimized, and memory-optimized.
AWS EC2 Pricing	Details about the pricing models for EC2, including on-demand, reserved instances, and spot pricing.
AWS EC2 Scaling	Explaining how to scale EC2 resources to handle varying load levels.
AWS EC2 Auto Scaling	Auto Scaling ensures the correct number of EC2 instances are running to handle the load of your application.
AWS Elastic Load Balancing	A service that automatically distributes incoming application traffic across multiple targets, such as EC2 instances.
AWS Messaging	Overview of AWS messaging services like SNS (Simple Notification Service) and SQS (Simple Queue Service).
AWS SNS	Amazon Simple Notification Service, a managed service for message delivery or sending notifications.
AWS SQS	Amazon Simple Queue Service, a scalable and fully managed message queuing service.
AWS Serverless	Serverless computing in AWS allows you to build and run applications without thinking about servers.
AWS Lambda	AWS Lambda lets you run code without provisioning or managing servers, charging only for the compute time consumed.
AWS Containers	AWS services for managing and deploying containers, like ECS and EKS.
AWS ECS	Amazon Elastic Container Service, a highly scalable container management service.
AWS EKS	Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service, a managed Kubernetes service.
AWS Fargate	A serverless compute engine for containers in ECS and EKS.
AWS First Recap	A review of the initial concepts and services covered in AWS.
AWS Infrastructure	Overview of AWS global infrastructure including regions, availability zones, and data centers.
AWS Regions	Geographical areas divided into Availability Zones, each with one or more discrete data centers.
AWS Availability Zones	Distinct locations within a region engineered to be isolated from failures in other AZs.
AWS Edge Locations	Locations for AWS content delivery network (CDN), improving performance and reducing latency.
AWS Provision	The process of allocating AWS resources for use.
AWS Provision Services	Services like AWS Elastic Beanstalk and AWS CloudFormation used for provisioning resources.
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	An easy-to-use service for deploying and scaling web applications and services.
AWS CloudFormation	A service to model and set up AWS resources so you can spend less time managing them.
AWS Second Recap	Reviewing the second set of AWS topics and concepts.
AWS Networking	Exploring AWS services for networking like VPC, Direct Connect, and more.
AWS Connectivity	Options and services for connecting to AWS over the internet or dedicated network connections.
AWS Subnet and Access	Subnetting within AWS VPCs and controlling access to resources.
AWS Global Networking	AWS services that provide global networking capabilities.
AWS Third Recap	A recap of networking and related AWS topics.
AWS Storage and DBs	Overview of AWS storage and database services like S3, EBS, and RDS.
AWS Instance Stores	Temporary storage attached to EC2 instances, providing high-throughput, low-latency storage.
AWS EBS	Amazon Elastic Block Store, provides persistent block storage volumes for EC2 instances.
AWS S3	Amazon Simple Storage Service, scalable object storage for data backup, archiving, and analytics.
AWS EBS vs S3	Comparing EBS and S3, focusing on use cases and characteristics.
AWS Elastic File System	A scalable file storage for use with AWS Cloud services and on-premises resources.
AWS RDS	Amazon Relational Database Service, simplifying setup, operation, and scaling of a relational database.
AWS DynamoDB	A fast and flexible NoSQL database service for any scale.
AWS DynamoDB vs RDS	Differences and use cases for DynamoDB and RDS.
AWS Redshift	A fast, scalable data warehouse service for data analysis using standard SQL and existing BI tools.
AWS DMS	AWS Database Migration Service helps migrate databases to AWS easily and securely.
AWS Additional DB Services	Overview of other database services offered by AWS.
AWS Fourth Recap	A summary of storage, database, and related services in AWS.
AWS Cloud Security	Exploring AWS security measures and best practices for protecting resources.
AWS Shared Responsibility	The security model explaining responsibilities of AWS and the user in securing resources.
AWS User Access	Managing user access and permissions using services like IAM.
AWS Organizations	A service for managing multiple AWS accounts.
AWS Cloud Compliance	AWS's adherence to compliance and governance standards.
AWS DDoS	Understanding AWS capabilities in mitigating Distributed Denial of Service attacks.
AWS Other Services	An overview of other AWS services not covered in previous topics.
AWS Fifth Recap	Review of the fifth set of AWS topics, especially focusing on security and compliance.
AWS Monitoring and Analytics	Services like CloudWatch and CloudTrail for monitoring and analyzing AWS resources.
AWS CloudWatch	Monitoring service for AWS cloud resources and applications.
AWS CloudTrail	A service that enables governance, compliance, and risk auditing of your AWS account.
AWS TrustedAdvisor	An online resource to help reduce cost, increase performance, and improve security.
AWS Sixth Recap	A recap of monitoring, analytics, and associated AWS services.
AWS Pricing and Support	Understanding AWS pricing models, billing, and support plans.
AWS Free Tier	AWS's offering of free amounts of services for new and some existing users.
AWS Pricing Models	Different pricing models like pay-as-you-go, reserved instances, and spot pricing.
AWS Billing Dashboard	A centralized dashboard to manage AWS billing and cost management.
AWS Consolidated Billing	Feature of AWS Organizations for combining billing across multiple AWS accounts.
AWS Budgets	AWS Budgets allows you to set custom cost and usage budgets.
AWS Cost Explorer	Tool for visualizing, understanding, and managing AWS costs and usage over time.
AWS Support Plans	Different levels of support offered by AWS, from basic to enterprise.
AWS Marketplace	A digital catalog with thousands of software listings from independent software vendors.
AWS Seventh Recap	Recap of AWS pricing, billing, and support topics.
AWS Migration and Innovation	Tools and strategies for migrating to AWS and fostering innovation.
AWS Cloud Adoption Framework	A framework to help organizations design and travel an accelerated path to successful cloud adoption.
AWS Migration Strategies	Various strategies for migrating applications and workloads to AWS.
AWS Snow Family	Physical devices for data transport, bypassing the internet.
AWS Innovation	How AWS fosters innovation through its services and ecosystem.
AWS Eight Recap	Review of AWS migration, innovation, and related concepts.
AWS Cloud Journey	The process and steps involved in moving to and growing with AWS.
AWS Well-Architected Framework	Framework providing a consistent approach for customers and partners to evaluate architectures.
AWS Cloud Benefits	Exploring the benefits of cloud computing with AWS.
AWS Ninth Recap	Final recap covering all major AWS topics and concepts.