30 min · Concepts
Focused theory, architecture, use cases and security fundamentals.
A structured, hands-on learning path for beginners and freshers. Build cloud infrastructure, configure networking and DNS, deploy applications, connect databases, deliver content securely and create APIs through guided labs and practical assessments.
Every session includes hands-on work. Students should configure resources, test outcomes, troubleshoot errors and explain why a solution works.
Focused theory, architecture, use cases and security fundamentals.
Instructor walkthrough followed by individual student implementation.
Build, modify or troubleshoot a scenario without step-by-step instructions.
Quiz, feedback, evidence capture and next-step guidance.
Suggested class duration: 3 hours per day. Plan 6 learning days per week; use the remaining days for rest, catch-up or independent practice. Total planned instructor-led learning: approximately 180 hours if all 60 days are taught.
Each day pairs a short concept lesson with a lab or challenge. Assessment days require students to demonstrate the skill independently.
Build the foundations needed for every AWS service.
Practice: explore Console, set up MFA, review billing and create a budget alert.
Practice: choose Regions/AZs for sample scenarios and map common services to use cases.
Practice: calculate CIDR ranges, usable addresses, subnet boundaries and public/private IP examples.
Practice: inspect HTTP/HTTPS requests and diagnose port/connectivity examples with curl and network tools.
Practice: draw packet paths, compare routing tables, security groups and network ACLs.
Assessment: solve subnetting questions and troubleshoot a simulated connectivity issue.
Understand name resolution, permissions and virtual networks.
Practice: trace DNS resolution; identify recursive resolvers and authoritative name servers.
Practice: explain A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT and NS records; inspect TTL and use nslookup/dig.
Practice: create least-privilege policies, use roles and test allowed/denied actions.
Practice: create a VPC with public/private subnets across multiple AZs.
Practice: configure route tables and compare Internet Gateway, NAT Gateway and VPC endpoints.
Assessment: build a network diagram, configure routing and justify security rules.
Provision servers and learn operational troubleshooting.
Practice: launch an instance, select sizing and review cost implications.
Practice: connect using approved SSH or SSM access; run common Linux commands.
Practice: attach a volume, mount storage, use user data and inspect snapshots.
Practice: install a web server and host a simple page; validate ports and security groups.
Practice: diagnose failed status checks, access issues, service failures and logs.
Assessment: independently deploy and troubleshoot a Linux web server.
Manage object storage, access policies and data protection.
Practice: upload, organize, retrieve and compare storage options.
Practice: configure bucket policies and Block Public Access; test permissions.
Practice: enable versioning, review encryption and create lifecycle rules.
Practice: create time-limited object access and test private object downloads.
Practice: diagnose AccessDenied, missing objects, incorrect policies and storage choices.
Assessment: configure secure storage, versioning and a lifecycle policy.
Deploy managed databases and connect applications securely.
Practice: select an engine and size for a sample workload; explore endpoints and subnet groups.
Practice: create a private DB subnet group and limit access using security groups.
Practice: connect from an approved client/EC2 host and run basic SQL CRUD operations.
Practice: create a snapshot and walk through restore planning; discuss Multi-AZ.
Practice: diagnose connection timeouts, authentication failures and incorrect security rules.
Assessment: demonstrate secure connectivity, SQL operations and a backup/recovery plan.
Publish applications with domain names, HTTPS and caching.
Practice: create a test hosted zone and configure records in a controlled lab domain.
Practice: use dig/nslookup, inspect TTL and troubleshoot wrong records and propagation delays.
Practice: create a distribution, set origin/cache behavior and test response headers.
Practice: configure Origin Access Control, block direct public access and validate delivery.
Practice: map a test domain, understand certificate requirements and invalidate cached files.
Assessment: publish content securely and troubleshoot a simulated 403, stale cache or DNS issue.
Build and test serverless APIs.
Practice: define routes, methods, stages and deploy a simple endpoint.
Practice: write, deploy and test a function; configure handler, timeout and environment variables.
Practice: create an API integration and test request/response formats.
Practice: validate input, return correct status codes and configure CORS for a test frontend.
Practice: configure appropriate authorization, least-privilege execution roles and throttling concepts.
Assessment: deploy an API-backed function, test success/error cases and explain access controls.
Operate services safely and investigate failures.
Practice: inspect logs, identify error patterns and create a basic metric alarm.
Practice: review over-permissive policies and learn safe secret/credential handling.
Practice: map failure scenarios to recovery steps and review RTO/RPO concepts.
Practice: inspect billing concepts, configure budgets and identify idle resources.
Practice: diagnose a scenario involving DNS, routing, permissions, API errors and logs.
Assessment: troubleshoot a failure, recommend secure remediation and explain cost impact.
Use the services together in a guided real-world-style project.
Practice: draw architecture, define traffic flow, CIDRs, permissions and data model.
Practice: configure VPC resources and deploy a compute component where required.
Practice: configure S3 and RDS with appropriate access boundaries.
Practice: integrate API Gateway and Lambda; test data flow and failure paths.
Practice: connect CloudFront, S3 and test-domain DNS; validate HTTPS and caching.
Practice: run a test plan, fix defects, inspect logs and document cleanup steps.
Demonstrate independence and explain technical decisions.
Students implement a small requirement from a brief with limited instructor guidance.
Practice: review IAM, network exposure, backup settings and operational risks.
Practice: inspect caching, right-sizing options, storage lifecycle and cost drivers.
Practice: explain VPC, DNS, EC2, S3, RDS, CloudFront, API Gateway and troubleshooting scenarios.
Complete a timed task, troubleshoot a fault and present evidence of working configuration.
Present the architecture, demonstrate the solution, discuss trade-offs and receive a learning roadmap.
Students complete tasks independently. Use a consistent rubric for correctness, security, troubleshooting and explanation.
Calculate CIDRs, configure routes, explain DNS records and troubleshoot connectivity.
Deploy a web server, configure secure access, use EBS and diagnose a service failure.
Configure secure storage, versioning, encryption, lifecycle rules and object access.
Connect an application securely, run basic SQL and explain backups and recovery.
Configure DNS/content delivery concepts and troubleshoot caching or access issues.
Deploy an API, test request/response handling and inspect logs.
Investigate a fault, recommend secure remediation and identify cost risks.
Demonstrate the application, explain architecture choices and answer troubleshooting questions.
Earn a cash reward for every qualifying topic-wise practical assessment you clear. The reward is paid after that assessment session's result is declared. Clear all required assessments to qualify for total rewards of up to 30% of the course fee, subject to the published program criteria and terms.
Publish assessment rubrics, passing thresholds, eligibility rules and cashback terms before enrollment. Suggested assessment format: brief quiz, live practical task, troubleshooting question and instructor feedback.
Students bring the core services together and explain traffic flow from the domain to the application and data layer.
Use a designated training AWS account, set budgets, keep databases private where practical, follow least privilege and delete billable resources after labs.
Build interview confidence alongside hands-on AWS skills.
Attend two AWS demo sessions before deciding to enroll.
Practice service questions, architecture scenarios and troubleshooting explanations.
Work on introductions, communication and mock interview responses.
Discounts are available for candidates who need financial support, subject to eligibility.
Receive a reward for every qualifying practical assessment after its result is declared. Total rewards can reach up to 30% of the course fee, subject to terms.
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Training schedule may be adjusted to the batch's pace. AWS usage may incur charges; use the designated training account and follow cleanup instructions. Cashback is subject to published eligibility criteria and terms.