This Cloud Computing(AWS) course introduces the fundamentals of delivering computing services over the internet, focusing on virtualization, cloud service models (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS), deployment models (public, private, hybrid), and cloud architecture. It dives deep into AWS, offering hands-on experience in deploying, managing, and securing cloud-based applications and infrastructure using services like EC2, S3, and IAM.
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Be job-ready for roles like SRE, Platform Engineer, and Infrastructure Engineer with this DevOps and AWS certification course, tailored to boost your career in the cloud industry.
Boost your resume by preparing for architect-level AWS certifications, enhancing your chances of getting shortlisted with expert-led training and certification support.
Dive into our exclusive sandbox environment with 50+ real-life case studies. Strengthen your DevOps and AWS skills through hands-on debugging, practical experience, and infrastructure management.
This module introduces the foundational concepts of cloud computing. You'll explore what cloud computing is, why it is widely adopted, and the different types of cloud environments including public, private, and hybrid. The module also discusses cloud deployment models and the role of virtualization in enabling cloud services.
1.Understanding the definition and core principles of cloud computing
2.Exploring the benefits and business drivers of adopting cloud technology
3.Distinguishing between Public, Private, and Hybrid cloud environments
4.Understanding different cloud deployment models (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS)
5.Exploring virtualization technology and its role in cloud infrastructure
This module provides an introduction to Amazon Web Services (AWS), the leading cloud services provider. You will learn what AWS is, explore its marketplace, and create your own AWS Free Tier account. The module also covers navigating the AWS Management Console, understanding regions and availability zones, and exploring various AWS services.
1.Introduction to Amazon Web Services and its significance in cloud computing
2.Exploring the AWS Marketplace for pre-built solutions and services
3.Creating and configuring a Free Tier AWS account
4.Navigating the AWS Management Console and Dashboard
5.Understanding AWS infrastructure through regions and availability zones
6.Overview of core AWS services across compute, storage, networking, and more
This module explores AWS compute services with a focus on EC2 and AMI. You'll learn about different EC2 instance types, launch your first EC2 machine, and understand the role of key pairs and security groups. The module also introduces additional compute services like Elastic Beanstalk, Lightsail, and Lambda for deploying and managing applications in the cloud.
1.Introduction to Amazon EC2 and its use for scalable virtual computing
2.Enabling protection to prevent accidental instance termination
3.Understanding different EC2 families and use cases
4.Amazon Machine Images (AMI) for creating customized EC2 instances
5.Overview of resources used in AWS compute services
6.Using key pairs for secure SSH access to EC2 instances
7.Launching your first EC2 machine step-by-step
8.Setting up security groups for managing inbound and outbound traffic
9.Introduction to AWS Elastic Beanstalk for application deployment
10.Simplified cloud hosting with AWS Lightsail
11.Overview of AWS Lambda for serverless computing
This module introduces the basics of Linux, a critical operating system in the world of cloud computing and DevOps. You’ll learn core Linux commands, work with file systems, directories, and editors like Vi and Nano. The module also covers user permissions and package management for software installation and updates.
1.Introduction to the Linux operating system and its importance in DevOps
2.Essential commands for navigating and managing Linux systems
3.Using Vi and Nano editors for file editing in the terminal
4.Working with files and directories in Linux
5.Understanding Linux file system structure and navigation
6.Managing user and group permissions for security
7.Installing and managing software packages using package managers like apt or yum
This module covers AWS storage services and backup strategies. You'll learn how to work with Elastic Block Storage (EBS) and Simple Storage Service (S3), including uploading files, setting permissions, and understanding S3 policies. The module also introduces long-term storage options like Glacier, network storage concepts, and managing snapshots for data backup and recovery.
1.Using EBS for persistent block-level storage with EC2 instances
2.Storing and retrieving data using Amazon S3
3.Uploading files and managing objects in S3 buckets
4.Controlling access with S3 permissions and bucket policies
5.Using Amazon Glacier for low-cost, long-term data archiving
6.Speeding up uploads with S3 Transfer Acceleration
7.Understanding network-attached storage solutions in AWS
8.Creating and managing snapshots for backup and recovery
This module introduces AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM), which allows you to manage access to AWS services and resources securely. You'll learn how to protect your AWS account, create and manage IAM users, groups, roles, and define custom policies to enforce fine-grained permissions.
1.Understanding the purpose and benefits of Identity and Access Management in AWS
2.Best practices for securing your AWS account using IAM
3.Creating and managing users and user groups for access control
4.Writing custom IAM policies to define specific access rules
5.Setting up IAM roles for secure access delegation across AWS services
This module focuses on optimizing application availability and performance using AWS Load Balancing and Auto Scaling services. You'll learn how to distribute incoming traffic using different types of load balancers and automatically scale resources based on demand using Auto Scaling policies.
1.Overview of load balancing and its role in high availability
2.Exploring the different types of AWS load balancers (ALB, NLB, CLB)
3.Configuring and implementing load balancers in AWS
4.Understanding auto scaling for resource optimization and fault tolerance
5.Different approaches to auto scaling in AWS (dynamic, scheduled, predictive)
6.Setting up auto scaling groups and configurations
7.Defining and applying scaling policies based on custom metrics and thresholds
This module provides an in-depth understanding of AWS Virtual Private Cloud (VPC), which allows you to create isolated network environments for your resources. You'll learn about key networking concepts, components of VPC, creating custom subnets, and how to establish secure connections using VPC peering.
1.Overview of Virtual Private Cloud and its importance in AWS networking
2.Understanding IP Addresses, MAC Addresses, and CIDR notation
3.Allocating and using Elastic IPs for public-facing resources
4.Exploring components like subnets, route tables, internet gateways, and NAT gateways
5.Creating custom VPCs with private and public subnets
6.Establishing secure communication between VPCs using VPC peering
This module introduces Amazon RDS, a managed relational database service in AWS. You'll understand the basics of DBMS, explore different database engines supported by RDS, and learn how to set up and manage RDS instances. The module also highlights differences between traditional DB hosting methods and managed services, along with using snapshots for backup and recovery.
1.Understanding database management systems and the benefits of using Amazon RDS
2.Overview of supported database engines such as MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle, and SQL Server
3.Differences between on-premise DB servers, DB on EC2, and managed RDS
4.Step-by-step guide to creating and configuring an RDS instance
5.Taking and managing database snapshots for backup and recovery
This module covers Amazon CloudFront, a fast content delivery network (CDN) service. You'll learn how CloudFront works to deliver content with low latency and high transfer speeds. The module also includes steps to create a CloudFront distribution and understand caching mechanisms for optimized performance.
1.Introduction to Amazon CloudFront and its role as a CDN in AWS
2.Setting up a CloudFront distribution to serve content globally
3.Understanding how CloudFront uses caching to reduce latency and improve performance
This module introduces Amazon Route 53, AWS's scalable and highly available Domain Name System (DNS) service. You'll learn how Route 53 helps in domain name registration, DNS routing, and health checking. The module also covers creating hosted zones and managing domain names in AWS.
1.Overview of Amazon Route 53 and its role in DNS management
2.Understanding domain names, DNS hosting, and how Route 53 facilitates this
3.Introduction to hosted zones in Route 53 for managing DNS records
4.Step-by-step guide on creating hosted zones in Route 53
5.How to register and manage domain names using Route 53
This module covers AWS monitoring services, focusing on CloudWatch and CloudTrail. You'll learn how to set up dashboards and alarms in CloudWatch for monitoring your AWS resources. The module also introduces CloudTrail for tracking API calls and resource changes across your AWS environment.
1.Overview of Amazon CloudWatch for monitoring AWS resources and applications
2.Creating and configuring CloudWatch dashboards for visual monitoring
3.Setting up alarms to trigger actions based on specified thresholds in CloudWatch
4.Interpreting metrics and logs displayed on CloudWatch dashboards
5.Using CloudTrail to monitor API activity and maintain a record of all actions in your AWS account
This module covers AWS Application Services, specifically SNS (Simple Notification Service), SES (Simple Email Service), and SQS (Simple Queue Service). You’ll learn how to set up messaging systems, create topics, and manage subscriptions for various communication use cases in AWS.
1.Overview of Amazon SNS, SES, and SQS and their use cases in messaging and communication
2.Creating topics in SNS for message broadcasting
3.Managing subscriptions to SNS topics and handling message delivery to endpoints
This module focuses on troubleshooting AWS services, with a specific emphasis on EC2 instances, CloudWatch, ELB, and CloudFront. You’ll learn how to identify and resolve issues in these services using various monitoring and diagnostic tools.
1.Techniques for diagnosing and fixing issues with EC2 instances
2.Using CloudWatch logs and metrics to identify problems in your AWS environment
3.Diagnosing and resolving issues with Elastic Load Balancers (ELB)
4.Identifying and troubleshooting issues related to CloudFront distributions
This module covers the security services provided by AWS to protect your resources. You'll learn how to use AWS Firewall, Guard, Amazon Inspector, and WAF & Shield to secure your applications and infrastructure from threats and vulnerabilities.
1.Using AWS Firewall to control network traffic and secure your environment
2.Overview of AWS Guard for proactive threat detection and security monitoring
3.Automating security assessments with Amazon Inspector to identify vulnerabilities
4.Implementing AWS Web Application Firewall (WAF) and Shield for protection against DDoS attacks
This module covers best practices for designing high-availability systems, disaster recovery strategies, and migration processes in AWS. You will learn how to implement backup solutions, plan for disaster recovery, and ensure high availability in your architecture, along with strategies for migrating applications and data to AWS.
1.Designing and implementing backup strategies for AWS resources and data
2.Planning and executing disaster recovery strategies to ensure business continuity
3.Designing highly available and fault-tolerant systems in AWS
4.Understanding the best practices for migrating applications, databases, and infrastructure to AWS
This module introduces AWS cost management tools, including AWS Budgets, Cost Explorer, and Billing. You’ll learn how to monitor and manage your AWS costs, set budgets, and explore detailed cost data to optimize spending on AWS services.
1.Setting up and managing AWS Budgets to track and control your AWS spending
2.Using AWS Cost Explorer to analyze and visualize your AWS usage and cost patterns
3.Understanding the AWS billing process and how to manage your billing and payments effectively
Design and deploy a secure, scalable infrastructure on AWS using EC2, VPC, IAM, and Security Groups. Learn the best practices of cloud security and access control.
Build a fully serverless backend using AWS Lambda, API Gateway, and DynamoDB. Trigger functions on-demand and manage APIs with zero server maintenance.
Host a static website using Amazon S3 and deliver it globally with CloudFront. Learn to configure buckets, set permissions, and optimize for performance and low latency.
Start in a customized cohort and forge meaningful connections who will be your allies on this journey.
Select the right mentor for guidance and gain invaluable insights to boost your career.
Engage with instructors and connect with your peers in real-time
Assignments & Home Works
Guidance from Pro Mentors
Hands-on practice in real-world cloud environment
Problem-solving support
Problem & Solution
1:1 Teaching Assistant over chat & video call
Engage with instructors and connect with your peers in real-time
Assignments & Home Works
Guidance from Pro Mentors
Hands-on practice in real-world cloud environment
Problem-solving support
Problem & Solution
1:1 Teaching Assistant over chat & video call
Assignments & Home Works
Guidance from Pro Mentors
Problem & Solution
Engage with instructors and connect with your peers in real-time
Hands-on practice in real-world cloud environment
Problem-solving support
1:1 Teaching Assistant over chat & video call
Practically apply your skills through interview simulations post-module.
Build an impactful, professional resume with expert mentorship.
Focused training to excel in tech recruitment processes.
End-to-end assistance to secure your dream job.
This course is a must for anyone preparing for system design interviews! The real-world case studies on Uber, Netflix, and WhatsApp helped me understand how large-scale applications work. The explanations on microservices and database scaling were crystal clear. Highly recommended!.
Great content with detailed coverage of caching, message queues, and load balancing. The instructor explained concepts in a structured way, making them easy to grasp. I just wish there were more coding exercises to practice system design problems.
As a backend developer, this course helped me improve my architectural thinking. Learning about CAP theorem, database sharding, and security best practices gave me a deeper understanding of system scalability. Definitely worth it!.
The course is specifically designed for Engineering students doing bachelor and master degree who wish to expand their knowledge in Automation Industrial persons and faculty members who would like to develop capabilities in Automation Individuals seeking career in domains in Industrial automation applications Graduates who seek job in electrical, instrumentation, automation domain.
This course is designed to include all requirements for a power electronic / Automation engineer or those required for research level jobs.
With the evolution of automation technologies, the importance of Instrumentation, Control and Automation usage is increased significantly. Therefore, it is essential for an electrical / instrumentation engineer to understand this field thoroughly. In this course, students will get detailed theoretical knowledge and design insights with their control schemes. With this knowledge, students will be able to design, simulate and analyze the machine or process better.
As mentioned earlier as well, this course is designed to not only cover the basic concepts but also applications in the industrial systems. Further, from basic switching mode converter to details on the modulation scheme principle, all basics are covered in detail. Additionally, the techniques to control the industry scale products are also discussed. The challenges and projects given in this course, which students will be solving are indegineously designed to train them in handling any industrial problem. Therefore, the skill sets obtained by the student as a part of this course will help him to not only crack the entrance or technical interview for such jobs but also to lead any industrial challenge as a part of his job profile related to this field.
Today, Automation components are prominently used in majorly all industrial system since the industrial revolution in Industry 4.0 has taken by storm. The major players in this area are ABB, Siemens, Fuji, Rockwell, Emerson, Mitsubishi, Alstom, Hitachi etc. These companies supply and use various products like PLC, HMI, DCS, SCADA, HMI, IIoT, Field Instrumentation, Analyzers etc. The techniques taught in this course will be directly applied to design and analyse these systems and thus in above mentioned industries.