AWS Certified Developer – Associate

AWS Certified Developer – Associate

Course Details:

This online course is ideal for an experienced developer who has knowledge of at least one high-level programming language and basic cloud concepts. It is designed for understanding core AWS services, architecture best practices, developing, deploying, and debugging cloud-based applications. This course will also help in your exam preparation for the AWS Certified Developer Associate.

AWS Account Setup, Presentations, Hands-On Labs, Best Practices, and Discussions are all available in this course.

Level : Associate

Requirements:

  • knowledge of basic programming concepts such as variables, class, functions, environment variables, command line interface, APIs, and client-server model.
  • Programming knowledge of at least one high-level programming language (C#, JAVA, Python, etc.)
  • There is no requirement for prior AWS cloud knowledge because we will teach you the basics of cloud computing.

Course Content:

  • AWS Basics
    • Account setup, global infrastructure, global and regional services
    • Setup billing and cost alarm
  • IAM – Identity and Accesses Management
    • Users, Groups, Roles, Policies, MFA, etc.
    • Active Directory /Web Identity Federation
    • IAM Advanced
    • Lab – Setup IAM, AWS SDK, and CLI
  • Basic and Advanced – Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3)
    • S3 Bucket, security, tiered storage, encryption, etc.
    • Lab – Storage classes, Versioning, replication, encryption, etc.
  • Cloud Front – Content delivery network
  • AWS EC2 – Elastic Compound Cloud
    • EC2 configuration, EBS, Windows, Linux instance, etc.
  • AWS EC2 Instance Storage
    • Lab – Create Windows and Linux EC2 instance (Webserver)
  • High Availability and Scalability in AWS
    • ELB, ASG, etc.
    • Lab – Setup Load balancer and auto-scaling group
  • AWS Elastic Beanstalk
    • Lab – Setup Elastic Beanstalk
  • AWS Lambda – Serverless computing
    • Functions, triggers, advantages of lambda, etc.
    • Lab – Create Lambda functions and tigers
  • Databases services
    • RDS, Aurora, ElasticCache, DynamoDB, etc.
    • Lab – Setup database instance
    • Lab – DynamoDB
  • Container service in AWS
    • ECS, Fargate, ECR, EKS, etc.
    • Lab – ECS
  • CICD services in AWS
    • CodeCommit, CodeBuild, CodePipeline, CodeDeploy, etc.
    • Lab – CICD setup
  • AWS Global Infrastructure services
    • Route53, AWS Global accelerator, S3 transfer acceleration, AWS local zones, etc.
    • Lab – Setup Route 53
  • Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (VPC)
    • VPC basics, Elastic IPs, Subnets, Route tables, Internet gateways, NAT Devices, ENI, VPC endpoints, VPC peering, VPC Security, Security groups, Network ACLs
    • Lab – Create custom VPC and components
  • AWS Cloud Monitoring and Audit Services
    • CloudWatch, CloudTrail, X-Ray, etc.
    • Lab – CloudWatch, CloudTrail
  • AWS Cloud Integrations Services
    • SNS, SQS, Amazon MQ, Kinesis, etc.
    • Lab – SQS, SNS
  • AWS Serverless services
    • Lambda, DynamoDB, Step Functions, AppSync, SAM, etc.
    • Lab – AWS Lambda, DynamoDB
  • Users Identity and Access Management – AWS Cognito
    • Lab – AWS Cognito
  • Other AWS Security Services
    • KMS, AWS Certificate Manager, Secrets Manager, Parameter Store, STS, etc.

Training Materials:

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AWS Developer – Associate Exam Domains

Domain1 – Deployment:
  • Deploy code in AWS using CI/CD pipelines.
  • Use the Elastic Beanstalk service to deploy applications.
  • Application deployment package preparation to deploy in AWS.
  • Deployment of Serverless applications.
Domain2 – Security:
  • Authentication and authorization implementation.
  • Implement encryption using AWS services.
Domain3 – Development with AWS services:
  • Write Serverless application code.
  • Design application as per functional requirements.
  • Implement application design into application code.
  • Write code that integrates with AWS services by using APIs, SDKs, and the AWS CLI.
Domain4 – Refactoring:
  • Customize the application to make effective use of AWS features and services.
  • Migrate existing application code to run on AWS.
Domain5 – Monitoring and Troubleshooting:
  • Write code that can be monitored.
  • Root cause analysis for errors and faults in testing or production environments
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