AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner
Learn the fundamentals of Amazon Web Services (AWS), including cloud concepts, core services, security, and pricing, while preparing for the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner certification.
About this course
Get started with cloud computing and build a solid foundation in Amazon Web Services (AWS) with this beginner-friendly course designed to help you prepare for the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (CLF-C02) exam. Explore essential AWS concepts, including cloud computing principles, global infrastructure, compute, storage, databases, networking, security, and identity management. You'll also learn about the AWS shared responsibility model, cloud architecture best practices, pricing, billing, and support options. Through short, easy-to-follow lessons and interactive challenges, you'll reinforce key concepts, test your understanding, and build confidence as you progress. Whether you're completely new to cloud computing, exploring a career in technology, or preparing for your first AWS certification, this course provides an accessible starting point for understanding the AWS Cloud.
What you will learn
Cloud Concepts and Architecture
- CLF-C02 Exam Fundamentals and Advantages of Cloud ComputingFree
- AWS Global Infrastructure and Hybrid DeploymentsFree
- The AWS Well-Architected Framework and Design PrinciplesFree
- Cloud Migration and the AWS Cloud Adoption FrameworkFree
Security, Identity, and Compliance
- The AWS Shared Responsibility ModelFree
- Identity and Access Management with AWS IAM and IAM Identity CenterFree
- Perimeter Defense and Application Security ServicesFree
- Threat Detection, Vulnerability Assessment, and Security PostureFree
- Cryptography, Secrets Management, and Compliance GovernanceFree
AWS Compute and Container Services
- Amazon EC2: Instances, Purchasing Models, and PlacementFree
- Container Orchestration: Amazon ECS, EKS, AWS Fargate, and ECRFree
- Serverless Compute and PaaS: AWS Lambda and Elastic BeanstalkFree
AWS Storage and Database Services
- Object, Block, and File Storage: Amazon S3, EBS, and EFS
- Data Archiving, Hybrid Storage, and Disaster Recovery
- Managed Relational and Non-Relational Databases
Networking, Monitoring, and Governance
- Amazon VPC and Network Security Controls
- Traffic Distribution, DNS Routing, and Content Delivery
- Management, Monitoring, and Auditing Services
- Infrastructure Provisioning and Application Integration
- Analytics, Artificial Intelligence, and Modern Workloads
AWS Billing, Pricing, and Support
- AWS Pricing Models, Savings Plans, and the Free Tier
- Cost Management, Budgeting, and Billing Tools
- AWS Support Plans and Technical Guidance Resources
- AWS Hybrid Connectivity and Transit Routing
- AWS Developer Tools and Distributed Tracing
- AWS Business Applications: Amazon Connect and Amazon SES