AWS

This course prepares you to become a skilled AWS Cloud Engineer by guiding you through real-world infrastructure design, security implementation, automation, and cloud-native application hosting. Through hands-on labs and live projects, you will learn how to architect, provision, and manage AWS resources for production environments. You’ll also gain exposure to monitoring, DNS routing, database services, and file storage while ensuring secure and scalable infrastructure.

Tech Stack Covered :
Core AWS Services:
EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud)
Launch and manage Linux/Windows virtual machines and web app environments.

S3 (Simple Storage Service)
Store, retrieve, and host static websites with lifecycle and version control.

EBS (Elastic Block Store)
Attach durable volumes to EC2 instances and automate snapshot backups.

IAM (Identity and Access Management)
Control user and service permissions through roles, groups, and policies.

VPC (Virtual Private Cloud)
Create isolated networks with public/private subnets and route tables.

Internet Gateway & NAT Gateway
Enable outbound traffic for instances in public/private subnets.

Route 53
DNS routing, domain name mapping, and failover strategies.

RDS (Relational Database Service)
Set up and manage MySQL/PostgreSQL/Oracle DBs on the cloud.

CloudFront
Distribute content worldwide using AWS’s CDN.

CloudTrail & CloudWatch
Track changes, user activities, and monitor application/server performance.

SQS & SNS
Create asynchronous message queues and notification systems.

Tools:
AWS CLI & IAM Best Practices

Visual Studio Code with AWS Toolkit

Cost Optimization and Budget Monitoring

Security Groups, NACLs, Key Pairs

Real-time Static & Dynamic Application Hosting Projects