Responsible for overseeing a company's cloud (Amazon Web Services (AWS))
is one of the most widely used cloud platforms, and the go-to for many organizations looking to reduce costs by adopting a cloud infrastructure strategy. design your infrastructure to prevent failure.
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Exploring monitoring tools
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Understanding CloudWatch
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Using CloudWatch alarms
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Monitoring EC2 memory
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Using AWS Config
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Understanding AWS logging and ElasticSearch
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Combining CloudWatch and Lambda
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Benefits of cloud services
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Making architectures scalable
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Examining cloud constraints
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Virtual servers, EC2, and Elastic IP
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Using the Amazon machine image
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Elastic load balancing
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Using CloudWatch for monitoring
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Security Models
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Elastic block storage
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S3, CloudFront, and Elastic Beanstalk
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Handling queues, workflows, and notifications
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Caching options and services
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Identity and access management
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Creating a custom server image
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Application deployment strategies
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Serverless architectures
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Why cloud tools matter
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Storage choices on AWS
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RDBMSs such as Core RDS, Aurora, and Oracle
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Working with semistructured data in NoSQL
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Connecting to data warehouses such as AWS Redshift and Snowflake
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Graph databases and AWS Machine Learning
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Working with Hadoop
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Common data scenarios and architectures
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Setting up your AWS account
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Using AWS tools
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Defining your minimum viable products
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Choosing computer, storage, and data services
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Using S3, EC2, or Docker for website hosting
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Developing an AWS website
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Using a data warehouse
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Developing a data processing pipeline
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Developing an Internet of Things project with AWS
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Understanding approaches to monitoring
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Matching business application priorities to monitoring approaches
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Tools for monitoring and logging
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Monitoring core AWS Services
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Using CloudFormation templates
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Monitoring S3, EC2, Lambda, RDS, Kinesis, and EMR
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Using core AWS tools for metrics and logging
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Using AWS services for advanced monitoring
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Simplifying HA with services
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Metrics, tools, and levels of monitoring
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Self-healing architectures
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Scaling S3, EC2, ECS, Lambda, ElastiCache, and more
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Script and code tools
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Setting up the AWS CLI and SDK
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Using third-party tools
