What you'll learn

Skills you'll gain

There are 8 modules in this course

As the course progresses, you’ll delve into key AWS concepts like service models, cloud computing characteristics, and various deployment strategies, including private, public, and hybrid clouds. Real-world case studies such as Netflix and Twitter’s use of AWS highlight the practical applications of cloud technologies at scale. This sets the stage for a detailed walkthrough of AWS account setup, billing, and user management, enabling you to take full control of your AWS environment. Toward the final chapters, you’ll focus on AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM), one of the most critical components of secure cloud administration. Through practical lessons, you will gain hands-on experience managing users, policies, groups, and roles, ensuring a strong grasp of how to maintain secure cloud infrastructures. With this course, you’ll walk away with a comprehensive understanding of advanced cloud management techniques and AWS, capable of efficiently managing cloud environments with security and scalability in mind. This course is ideal for cloud professionals, system administrators, and developers looking to advance their skills in cloud management and AWS. A basic understanding of cloud computing concepts and Linux server management is recommended for the best learning experience.

Account Clean-Up and Segment Overview

The Cloud Computing Phenomenon (AWS Edition)

Cloud Computing Characteristics and Service Models

Cloud Deployment Models

AWS by the Numbers

Getting Started with AWS

AWS IAM: Identity and Access Management

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