Cloud Computing with AWS
Expectations and Goals:By the end of this course, students are expected to:Understand the core concepts of cloud computing and AWS infrastructure.Use AWS tools and services to design, configure, and manage scalable and secure cloud environments.Automate deployments using DevOps pipelines involving Git, Docker, and Jenkins.Build a real-world capstone project demonstrating cloud application deployment and monitoring.Be ready to pursue advanced certifications such as AWS Certified Solutions Architect – Associate or DevOps Engineer – Professional.The goal is not only to make learners confident in navigating and deploying AWS services but also to give them the foundational skills to contribute meaningfully to cloud or DevOps teams in a real-world setting.Learning Outcomes:Upon successful completion of the course, learners will be able to:Explain different cloud service models (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS) and deployment types (Public, Private, Hybrid).Create and manage EC2 instances for Linux and Windows environments.Set up secure user roles and permissions using AWS IAM.Design custom networks using VPC, subnets, route tables, and gateways.Monitor applications and infrastructure using AWS CloudWatch.Develop serverless applications using AWS Lambda and API Gateway.Use Git for version control and collaborate on coding projects using GitHub.Containerize applications using Docker and deploy them using Jenkins CI/CD pipelines.Analyze and optimize AWS billing and resource usage.Deploy a production-grade application incorporating networking, security, monitoring, and automation.
Blogs for Cloud Computing with AWS, Topic Cloud computing and Artificial intelligence will once again dominate.
Cloud computing and artificial intelligence will once again dominate the technology headlines, but 2020 could be a breakout year for edge computing.
As we enter a new decade, one thing is certain: cloud adoption will continue to rise as companies embrace flexible consumption through both hybrid and multicloud environments.
For many companies, the hybrid-cloud approach serves as an interim step in the long process of digital transformation. Due to several factors, including a reliance on legacy systems and the need to comply with corporate regulations, many organizations have opted to place their workloads on both private and public clouds. In addition to hybrid cloud, enterprises are increasingly adopting multicloud solutions that combine cloud services from multiple providers.58 percent of businesses are already using a combination of Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud in their multicloud networks.A multicloud approach enables companies to assess the strengths and weaknesses of several vendors before committing for the longer term. Multicloud can also help organizations optimize costs and avoid vendor lock-in issues.As we pointed out last year, cloud-based solutions also provide the most popular path for acquiring AI capabilities. Increasingly, enterprises are viewing AI as essential to their continued innovation and growth.
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Blogs for Cloud Computing with AWS, Topic Cloud Computing with AWS
Cloud computing and artificial intelligence will once again dominate the technology headlines, but 2020 could be a breakout year for edge computing.
Blogs for Cloud Computing with AWS, Topic Cloud Computing with AWS
Cloud computing and artificial intelligence will once again dominate the technology headlines, but 2020 could be a breakout year for edge computing.
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