AWS Cloud Practitioner Essentials Course
Become an AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner | No prior experience in programming is required
Your learning path to becoming a certified Cloud Practitioner guaranteed
Every career begins with a foundational-level certificate, and for AWS, that certificate is AWS Cloud Practitioner. This course provides in-depth knowledge of not just one AWS service but instead gives an overall understanding of AWS.
If you have little to no experience with AWS, this course is designed to help you obtain the knowledge and skills required to become an AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner. By taking this course, you will gain an understanding of key AWS technologies, their use cases, and the costs and benefits of working with AWS Cloud environments.
You will get an overall understanding of the AWS Cloud, independent of specific technical roles. This course provides a detailed overview of cloud concepts, AWS services, security, architecture, pricing, and support.
This is starting point for anyone looking to understand Cloud Computing. This program is eligible for both technical and non-technical professionals that want to launch a career in Cloud Computing or simply understand it to contribute to their day-to-day organizational operations.
- Applicants must show interest in tech & learning cloud computing.
- Have a functional laptop & access to stable internet.
- Be proficient in English
- Must attend all classes & take the exams on the last day of training.
- Must be available to attend the 3-day online training.
Students are required to dedicate 3 days to learning for them to succeed in this course.
The jobs you get with AWS cloud certification are the following:-
1. AWS Cloud Architect
A cloud architect is responsible for transforming a project’s technical details into the design and architecture to drive the final product. The cloud architect is also responsible for bridging the gap between cloud-based solutions and complicated business challenges.
2. SysOps Administrator
A SysOps Admin handles and maintains the computer server. His duties include operating and running the server. He is also in charge of user protection and access. The primary responsibility of the AWS SysOps administrator is to configure AWS cloud management and track and control its services.
3. Cloud Developer
Cloud developers design apps that run on the internet. A cloud developer’s day-to-day responsibilities are similar to that of the software engineer or web developer. They spend a lot of time researching customer requirements, designing solutions and systems, coding, debugging, etc. So they also have to deal with issues like security and performance of the system architecture.
4. AWS Networking Specialist
Network specialists supervise the working and operations of networks and ensure that they run smoothly. They collect network performance data, troubleshoot issues, track network protection, forecast problems, and maintain the network.
5. Cloud Software Engineer
Cloud Software Engineers solely work with cloud computing systems. They help determine the functioning of a system and provide guidance to programmers who assist in writing the software code. They might improve the functioning of existing systems or create new ones.
If you are in search of a unique learning experience this is the place for you. We guarantee you will learn market-aligned skills through our practical and comprehensive curriculum.
- Practical & Marketing Aligned training
- Technical Mentor Support
- Live in-person instructor-led classes
- Access to a global community of learners all over Africa
Course Details
Find out the pacing options available, price, and more information about this course.
Duration:
3 days training
Mode:
Online Training | Live Online Lecture Classes
Tuition Fees:
Ksh 21,900
Course Outline
- Overview of Amazon Web Services
- AWS Fundamentals: Overview
- What is cloud computing?
- Types of cloud computing
- Cloud computing with AWS
- Compute on AWS
- AWS Compute Services
- Hands-On Tutorials
- Category Deep Dive: Serverless
- Global Infrastructure
- Interactive map of the AWS Global Infrastructure
- Regions and Availability Zones
- AWS Networking and Content Delivery
- Tools to Build on AWS
- Networking and Content Delivery on AWS
- AWS Networking & Content Delivery Blog
- Amazon Virtual Private Cloud
- What is Amazon VPC?
- How Amazon VPC works
- Cloud Storage on AWS
- AWS Storage Blog
- Hands-On Tutorials: Storage
- AWS Customer Stories: Storage
- AWS Database Migration Service
- Databases on AWS
- Security, Identity, and Compliance on AWS
- Introduction to AWS Security
- Amazon Web Services – Overview of Security Processes
- AWS Compliance
- Management and Governance on AWS
- Monitoring and Observability
- Configuration, Compliance, and Auditing
- AWS Pricing
- AWS Free Tier
- AWS Cost Management
- Whitepaper: How AWS Pricing Works
- Whitepaper: Introduction to AWS Economics
- AWS Support
- AWS Knowledge Center
- Migration & Transfer on AWS
- A Process for Mass Migrations to the Cloud
- Strategies for Migrating Applications to the Cloud
- AWS Cloud Adoption Framework
- AWS Fundamentals: Core Concepts
- AWS Cloud Enterprise Strategy
- AWS Well-Architected Framework
- AWS Architecture Center
- AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner
- Exam Guide & prep
- Sample Questions
- Whitepapers and resources
- Self-paced labs offer the opportunity to learn about AWS services in a hands-on format.
AWS Cloud Practitioner Exams
Learning outcomes
In this course, you’ll learn
- The foundations of cloud computing
- The core AWS services, including cloud computing, network, databases, and storage
- Security best practices and compliance in the AWS Cloud
- The cloud costs, economics, and billing practices of the AWS Cloud
By the end of this course, you’ll understand AWS services and how they are leveraged to build applications and provide products and services in the real world.
Ready to get started on your journey?
