The AWS Certified DevOps Engineer - Professional Exam is designed to validate your expertise in deploying, operating, and managing distributed applications on the AWS platform. This course is ideal for DevOps engineers, system administrators, and IT professionals who want to build expertise in managing AWS infrastructure and applications. By gaining proficiency in AWS DevOps, you significantly enhance your career prospects in the world of cloud computing.

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Why Enroll in the AWS Certified DevOps Engineer—Professional Exam Course?

Master AWS DevOps Tools: Learn to manage and automate AWS services and infrastructure.

Career Growth: Gain a globally recognized certification in high-demand AWS DevOps skills.

Hands-on Labs: Work on real-world AWS environments.

In-Demand Skills: Learn continuous delivery, infrastructure as code, and logging.

Globally Recognized Certification: Showcase your AWS expertise to employers worldwide.

Course Description

The AWS DevOps Engineer - Professional Exam validates your skills in deploying, managing, and operating AWS environments, along with core concepts like automation, security, and monitoring.

1. DevOps professionals working with AWS infrastructure. 2. System administrators managing cloud resources. 3. IT professionals aiming to enhance their cloud computing skills. 4. Beginners looking to build a career in AWS and DevOps.

1. Comprehensive curriculum covering AWS DevOps concepts. 2. Hands-on practice with real-world scenarios. 3. 24/7 expert support for technical guidance.

What you'll learn

AWS Infrastructure and Automation: Understanding AWS services like EC2, S3, and RDS.

Continuous Integration & Deployment (CI/CD): Implementing CI/CD pipelines using AWS CodePipeline.

Infrastructure as Code: Using AWS CloudFormation and Terraform for automation.

Security & Compliance: IAM roles, policies, and AWS security best practices

Monitoring and Logging: Implementing logging using CloudWatch and CloudTrail.

Disaster Recovery: Backups, high availability, and fault tolerance.

Troubleshooting: Debugging common AWS issues.

Requirements

Basic AWS Knowledge: Familiarity with AWS services is recommended.
Linux and Networking Basics: Understanding of Linux and networking concepts is beneficial.

Curriculum Designed by Experts

Understanding DevOps and its lifecycle
Why DevOps on Cloud?
Introduction to AWS
DevOps using AWS
Security Management - IAM (Identity and Access Management), WAF (Web Application Firewall), AWS Shield, Guard Duty
Trusted Advisor
Governance Strategies

Creating Policies for a new user to have all Admin Or Limited Privileges
Login AWS Management Console via MFA
Trusted Advisor
Enabling Governance using AWS Config
Set Alerts and Budget for your AWS Account

CodeCommit
CodeBuild
CodePipeline
CodeDeploy
AWS CodeStar

Working of Code Commit
Deploy an application using Codepipeline

Introduction to CloudFormation
CloudFormation Template
Intrinsic Functions & Conditions
Stack Creation
Advanced CloudFormation Concepts - CloudFormation Nesting, CloudFormation Wait Conditions & Wait Condition Handlers, CloudFormation Helper Scripts, CloudFormation Custom Resources
CloudFormation Stack Updates
CloudFormation Resource Deletion Policy
CloudFormation Best Practices
Troubleshooting

Creating an S3 Bucket using CloudFormation by Hardcoding the Name
Creating an S3 Bucket using Intrinsic Function (Join And Ref)
Creating and Configuring EC2 Instance using Helper Scripts
Creating a Custom Resource with the help of Lambda Function

Introduction to Elastic Beanstalk
Components of Beanstalk
Deployment Option
Platform Updates
Docker in Elastic Beanstalk
Extending Beanstalk using extensions
Alarms and Notification
Troubleshooting

Deploy a Web application with DynamoDB using Beanstalk
Deploy an application in beanstalk using Docker
Immutable deployment of the application in Beanstalk
Creating cron-job on beanstalk instances using .ebextensions

Introduction to OpsWorks
Components of OpsWorks
Cookbooks, Recipes, Data bags and Berkshelf
OpsWorks Lifecycle Events
OpsWorks Deployment
OpsWorks Auto-Healing
Troubleshooting

Deploy an application in OpsWorks Stack
Integration of CloudFormation with OpsWorks

Introduction to CloudWatch
CloudWatch Metrics: EC2, ELB, and Auto Scaling metrics
Custom Metrics
CloudWatch Alarms
CloudWatch Agent
CloudWatch Logs
Introduction to CloudTrail
System Manager
Tagging
Concepts required to set-up event-driven automated actions - Lambda, SNS, Autoscaling

Configure Amazon CloudWatch to Notify when CPU Utilization of an Instance is greater than 85%
Enable CloudTrail and store Logs in S3

EBS
Elastic IP
Multi region and multi AZs
SQS
Data Management in Amazon RDS
Dynamo DB
S3
Provisioning elasticity using Load Balancer and Auto-Scaling
Components of Auto Scaling
Horizontal and vertical scaling
Auto-Scaling Lifecycle
Recovery Time Objective and Recovery Point Objective
Disaster Recovery Options
Overcome single Point of Failure

Working of Load Balancer and Auto-Scaling to support highly available and fault tolerant system

Orchestration
Elastic Container Service
Amazon ECR
Select a Launch type for your application
ECS with EC2
ECS with Fargate

To Push An Image Into ECR
To host a website inside ECS using Fargate launch type

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