AWS SysOps Training & Certification in India

Course Overview:

AWS SysOps Associate training shapes you as someone who works on the computer server and runs it. AWS Sysops training and certification program aims to provide you with detailed knowledge and hands on expertise of AWS. This also empowers you with the ability of  conveying, overseeing and working the deficiency tolerant framework on AWS. AWS SysOps Associate course enables you to pick the most efficient cloud services and oversee full-scale operation on AWS. The responsibilities of an AWS System Operator are to run and operate the server, managing user access and security and routine operations. This AWS SysOps training and certification course empowers you to point out the different CloudWatch measurements, the real observing arrangement in AWS and figure out how to manufacture versatile shortcoming tolerant design utilizing ELB, AS and Route 53. With the help of AWS SysOps training modules, you’ll pick up a profound comprehension of cost-decrease openings, labeling in the examination, cloud organization and provisioning with CloudFormation. You’ll likewise learn information about capacity utilizing EC2, EBS, S3, Glacier and information lifecycle and get a review of AWS systems administration and security.

Key Features:

• Detailed Course module of AWS SysOps
• Hands on Experiments and case studies of AWS SysOps
• Trainers with over 12 years of industry experience
• Post training reading suggestions and accredited study materials

Course Curriculum:

AWS SysOps Associate course’s curriculum is mainly designed to deliver the knowledge of:

• Migrating or switching current premises to AWS
• Ensuring about data security with AWS cloud platform
• Selecting  appropriate AWS service with a clear understanding of your need
• Controlling AWS usage costs 

When is Next Batch

We’ve batches being conducted every weekend in Mumbai, Delhi, Pune, Bangalore (Bengaluru) locations. Please enroll from this link: Enroll Now

 

What will I learn?

Syllabus:

Lesson 01 - Course Introduction

• Course Introduction
• Walkthrough of Practice Labs

Lesson 02 - Monitoring and Metrics

• 2.01 Monitoring and Metrics
• 2.02 Amazon CloudWatch
• 2.03 Monitoring EC2 Service in AWS
• 2.04 Demo: How to Create an Alarm for a Service
• 2.05 Monitoring AWS EBS
• 2.06 Monitoring Elastic Load Balancer in AWS
• 2.07 Demo: Monitoring ELB and EBS volume in AWS CloudWatch
• 2.08 Monitoring Relational Database (RDS) Service in AWS
• 2.09 Demo: Monitor RDS instance in AWS through CloudWatch
• 2.10 Monitoring ElastiCache Service in AWS
• 2.11 Monitoring EFS in AWS
• 2.12 Troubleshooting Common Monitoring Issues
• 2.13 Demo: CloudWatch
• 2.14 Features and Usage of CloudWatch Logs Filters and Alarms
• 2.15 Demo: Set up CloudWatch alarm on log filter metrics
• 2.16 Features and Usage of AWS CloudTrail
• 2.17 Monitoring Pricing
• 2.18 AWS Billing and Cost Management
• 2.19 Demo: Set up billing metric alerts using CloudWatch
• 2.20 Implementing Cost Optimization in AWS
• 2.21 Demo: Set up Alarm that Will Automatically Stop EC2 Instance If CPU Utilization Is Less Than or Equal to Twenty
• 2.22 Key Takeaways

 

Lesson 03 - Networking

• 3.01 Networking
• 3.02 VPC
• 3.03 VPC Sizing and IP Addresses
• 3.04 Subnets
• 3.05 IGW
• 3.06 Route Tables
• 3.07 NAT Gateway
• 3.08 VPC Endpoints
• 3.09 VPC Flow Logs
• 3.10 VPC Peering
• 3.11 Network Security Bastion Hosts and Security Groups
• 3.12 Security Group
• 3.13 Demo: VPC properties-subnet IGW Route NAT Security group
• 3.14 Demo: VPC Peering connection
• 3.15 Limitations and Disadvantages of Increasing Security Groups
• 3.16 VPC Sizing and IP Addresses
• 3.17 Demo: Configuring VPC
• 3.18 Concepts of VPN
• 3.19 Demo: VPN connection
• 3.20 CloudFront
• 3.21 Route 53
• 3.22 Demo: Create a Hosted Zone in Route 53 and Test the Routing Policies
• 3.23 Cloud Networking Direct Connect
• 3.24 Demo: Launching EC2 instance and Private Subnet
• 3.25 Key Takeaways

 

Lesson 04 - Analysis and Cost Effectiveness in AWS

• 4.01 Analysis and Cost Effectiveness in AWS
• 4.02 Analysis in Cloud
• 4.03 Demo: Troubleshoot the AutoScaling Issues
• 4.04 Cost Management in Cloud
• 4.05 Demo: Create Billing Alert
• 4.06 Cost Explorer Tool, Consolidated Billing, and Trusted Advisor
• 4.07 Demo: Walkthrough AWS cost and billing dashboard
• 4.08 EC2 Pricing
• 4.09 Cost Optimization
• 4.10 Tagging in the Cloud
• 4.11 Demo: Enable detailed billing on your account
• 4.12 Demo: Create Billing Alert for Idle EC2 instance
• 4.13 Key Takeaways

 

Lesson 05 - Security

• 5.01 Security
• 5.02 Features and Uses of IAM
• 5.03 AWS Identities and Access Management
• 5.04 Demo: Create an IAM group with EC2 full access permission
• 5.05 Demo: IAM Roles
• 5.06 Demo: IAM Policy
• 5.07 Overview of AWS Shared Responsibility Model
• 5.08 Data Protection in Amazon S3
• 5.09 Demo: Create an S3 bucket and add policy
• 5.10 Account and Instance Security
• 5.11 Security Assessment: An Overview
• 5.11 Key Takeaways

Lesson 06 - Data Management

• Data Management
• Key Concepts of Storage in AWS
• AWS Storage Services: EBS
• Elastic Block Storage (EBS)
• Amazon S3
• Storage Gateway02:28
• Data Life Cycle and Backups in AWS
• Amazon Elastic Block Storage (EBS) and Amazon S3
• Managing Amazon S3
• Amazon Read Replicas (RDS) and Amazon Glacier
• Demo: Creating an Amazon S3 Bucket and archiving it in Amazon Glacier
• Security and Troubleshooting Storage in AWS
• Storage Troubleshooting Storing Log Files
• Backup and Restore
• Demo: Synchronize the content of a directory with your Amazon S3 bucket
• AWS Pilot Light
• Compliance in AWS
• Disaster Recovery
• Warm Standby
• Multi-Site Setup
• Key Takeaways

Lesson 07 - High Availability

• 7.01 High Availability
• 7.02 Scalability and Elasticity Essentials
• 7.03 Elastic Load Balancing
• 7.04 Configure Load Balancer
• 7.05 High Avaialbility Mulit-AZ for Amazon RDS
• 7.06 Auto Scaling
• 7.07 Create and Update Auto Scaling
• 7.08 Auto Scaling: Examples
• 7.09 Capacity Thrashing, Life Cycle Hooks, and Scaling
• 7.10 Configure an AutoScaling group
• 7.11 SQS and SNS Scalability
• 7.12 Amazon Route 53
• 7.13 Troubleshooting Scalable Deployments
• 7.14 Demo: Create an AutoScaling group and add a scheduled action for it
• 7.15 Key Takeaways

 

Lesson 08 - Deployment and Provisioning

• 8.01 Deployment and Provisioning
• 8.02 Elastic Load Balancing
• 8.03 Demo: Working of ALB
• 8.04 Lambda and ECS Deployments
• 8.05 Demo: Deploy a Dockerized Application on an ECS Cluster
• 8.06 RDS and DynamoDB Deployments
• 8.07 S3 Provisioning and EFS Deployment
• 8.08 Demo: Mount EFS to an instance
• 8.09 LightSail and Batch
• 8.10 Demo: Deploy an application using Elastic Beanstalk
• 8.11 Deployment Automation
• 8.12 AWS OpsWorks
• 8.13 Demo: Deploy an application using OpsWork
• 8.14 Demo: CloudFormation
• 8.15 CloudFormation Using a Sample Template
• 8.16 CloudFormation Template and Stacks
• 8.17 Components of CloudFormation
• 8.18 CloudFormation Errors and Template
• 8.19 Demo: Debug a CloudFormation template
• 8.20 Key Takeaways

 

Lesson 09 - Best Practices for AWS SysOps Administrator Associate

• 9.01 Best Practices for AWS SysOps Administrator - Associate
• 9.02 Implementing Monitoring Plan
• 9.03 Key Takeaways

Benefits of AWS SysOps Certification

After AWS SysOps Certification, participants will be able to:

• Deploy, manage, and operate scalable, highly available, and fault-tolerant systems on AWS
• Implement and control the flow of data to and from AWS
• Migrate on-premises workloads to AWS
• Have vast career opportunities
• Get an amazing yearly salary package

Training Delivery Style:

This AWS SysOps Certification focuses on experiential learning. The material of this course is divided into 60-90 minutes of interactive sessions.

Not only this, if you are participating, expect yourself to get indulged with interesting group activities. By this, you will get a chance to put the theory into action.

This training will be nothing like any ordinary training you imagine. We follow a vast range of creative methodology which will allow you to wrack your grey matter and boost your energy up to participate. 

The key features of our training program would be:

• Training sessions in a storytelling format
• Exhibition of concepts with the help of professional examples
• Self-analysis and group discussions
• Case studies as the application of the concepts which were taught
• Vibrant presentations along with individual and team activities
• Post-training reading suggestions

 

Target Audience:

• Professionals with at least 1 year experience as a system administrator are most relevant to attend the AWS SysOps training and certification program

Eligibility:

Professionals with at least 1 year experience as a system administrator are most relevant to attend the AWS SysOps training and certification program.

Pre-requisites:

• The list of AWS SysOps Associate training and certification’s pre requisites are as follows:

  • Understanding of the AWS tenets – architecting for the cloud
  • Hands-on experience with the AWS CLI and SDKs/API tools
  • Understanding of network technologies as they relate to AWS
  • Understanding of security concepts with hands-on experience in implementing security controls and compliance requirements
  • Understanding of virtualization technology
  • Monitoring and auditing systems experience
  • Knowledge of networking concepts (e.g., DNS, TCP/IP, and firewalls)
  • Ability to translate architectural requirements

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