Using AWS, learn to architect scalable, reliable applications
for the cloud.
In this course, you will learn how to optimize the AWS Cloud by
understanding AWS services and how these services fit into a cloud solution.
Your architectural solution may differ depending on industry and business size.
Because there is no one-size-fits-all design, this course highlights some AWS
Cloud design patterns to help you learn how a service may fit in the overall
cloud design. It also covers the best practices and lessons learned.
Make architectural decisions based on the AWS recommended
architectural principles and best practices
Demonstrate basic knowledge of security best practices when
using AWS
Create a cloud migration roadmap and a plan
Leverage AWS services to make your servers scalable
Create a business continuity plan and achieve High Availability
Who Needs to Attend
Individuals who are responsible for designing cloud
infrastructure and reference architectures
Systems engineers and developers who are responsible for
designing and implementing architectures on AWS
Prerequisites
Attended AWS Essentials or have equivalent experience
Working knowledge of distributed systems
Familiarity with general networking concepts
Working knowledge of multi-tier architectures
Familiarity with cloud computing concepts
AWS Technical Essentials
Follow-On Courses
Advanced Architecting on AWS
Certification Programs and Certificate Tracks
This course is part of the following programs or tracks:
AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate
Course Outline
This is an emerging technology course. Course outline is subject
to change as needed.
1. Leveraging Global Infrastructure
2. Extending On-Premises into the Cloud
3. Computing in the Cloud
4. Designing Storage Subsystems
5. Distributed Environments
6. Choosing a Datastore
7. Designing Web-Scale Media Hosting
8. Event Driven Scaling
9. Infrastructure as Code
10. Orchestrating Batch Processing
11. Reviewing Large Scale Design Patterns
12. Designing for Cost
13. Planning for High Availability and Disaster Recovery