AWS

Amazon Web Services in practice — IAM, EC2, S3, RDS, DynamoDB, Route 53, CloudFront, the CLI/SDK, CloudFormation, multi-account strategy, and the Well-Architected Framework. The hands-on, one-provider layer on top of Cloud Computing & Infrastructure's provider-agnostic concepts.

14 lessons

Study 42 cards for this domain

Beginner

AWS account structure and the Free Tier — organizing a real account safelyBeginner4 min read·Not started IAM fundamentals: users, groups, roles, and policiesBeginner4 min read·Not started EC2 basics: instances, AMIs, and instance typesBeginner4 min read·Not started S3 basics: buckets, objects, and storage classesBeginner4 min read·Not started

Intermediate

VPC in practice: building a real network from scratchIntermediate4 min read·Not started RDS: managed relational databases on AWSIntermediate4 min read·Not started DynamoDB basics: NoSQL on AWS and when to reach for itIntermediate4 min read·Not started Route 53: DNS and traffic routing on AWSIntermediate4 min read·Not started CloudFront in practice: distributions, origins, and cache behaviorsIntermediate3 min read·Not started AWS CLI and SDK: scripting against AWS instead of clicking consoleIntermediate3 min read·Not started

Advanced

CloudFormation vs Terraform: AWS's native IaC optionAdvanced4 min read·Not started AWS Organizations and multi-account strategyAdvanced4 min read·Not started The Well-Architected Framework: the six pillars in practiceAdvanced3 min read·Not started Common AWS bugs and gotchas — a field referenceAdvanced5 min read·Not started