Cloud Foundations
Three classroom parts on cloud computing concepts, the AWS global infrastructure, the core compute, storage and database services, and how usage is billed. A first look before Becoming a Cloud Practitioner.
Key themes
- Length
- 2 weeks
- Taught hours
- 10.5
- Delivery
- Instructor-led classroom
- Leads to
- Record of completion
Free
Sponsored by MT
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What you learn
Course outcomes
- Explain on-demand computing and the AWS global infrastructure
- Sort AWS services into their categories and say what each category is for
- Tell EC2 from Lambda, S3 from EBS, and RDS from DynamoDB
- Describe how an AWS account is set up and what IAM controls
- Read an AWS bill and describe the main pricing models
- Decide whether Becoming a Cloud Practitioner is the right next step
The course
About this course
Part one covers on-demand computing, the six advantages of the cloud, Regions and Availability Zones. Part two covers EC2, S3, RDS and the managed services built on them.
Part three covers accounts, IAM at a glance, on-demand and reserved pricing, and reading a bill.
Each part is a taught session of three and a half hours with no console work required.
Who it is for
- Anyone deciding whether to take Becoming a Cloud Practitioner
- Managers and analysts who work with cloud teams
Before you start
- None.
What you receive
Record of completion, issued on completion of the taught parts.
Who teaches it
Trainers.
Course content
3 parts.
- 3 videos, 3.5 hours
- 3 videos, 3.5 hours
- 2 videos, 3.5 hours
Intakes
Pick an intake.
Every cohort runs the same content. Choose the dates, location and mode that fit around your week.
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