Cloud-hosted application
Deploy a small application with a documented network and access design.
Cloud computing
Learn the foundations of Amazon Web Services, then connect compute, storage, networking, and security in practical cloud projects.
YOUR STARTING POINT
Aspiring cloud engineers, developers, IT professionals, and graduates exploring cloud infrastructure.
Basic computer knowledge. Familiarity with Linux and networking is helpful; the course begins with core cloud concepts.
THE LEARNING PATH
Understand regions, availability zones, cloud service models, and shared responsibility.
Set up identities, apply least privilege, and understand account protection and resource permissions.
Work with EC2 and S3; compare compute options and choose appropriate storage.
Explore VPCs, subnets, routes, and security groups for a sample application.
Connect an application to a managed relational database and plan backups.
Build a small event-driven workflow using Lambda and cloud storage.
Read logs and metrics, configure alerts and budgets, and clean up lab resources.
Deploy a sample application, document the architecture, and demonstrate recovery steps.
LEARN BY BUILDING
Deploy a small application with a documented network and access design.
Process a sample uploaded file with a serverless function.
Create an architecture diagram, monitoring plan, and resource cleanup checklist.
Contact the academy to discuss your experience, the learning format, and the next available batch.
Ask about resume guidance, portfolio preparation, mock interviews, and job-search support for your chosen course. Placement assistance does not guarantee employment.
Some practical exercises use external tools or cloud accounts. The academy can explain the setup needed for your batch before you begin.
Official resources for further learning.
AWS cloud fundamentals ↗AWS getting started guides ↗YOUR NEXT CHAPTER
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