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Pass Aws Certified Cloud Practitioner, 100% Hand'S On + Exam
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Aug 2024 - Pass Your AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (CLF-C02) with Hand's On Knowledge + Practice Test.

[b]What you'll learn[/b]

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AWS Certificate based course

AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner

[b]Requirements[/b]

Need Credit Card To Create AWS Account

[b]Description[/b]

Content outline This CLF-C02 exam guide includes weightings, content domains, and task statements for the exam. Refer to Appendix B for a comparison of the previous version (CLF-C01) and current version (CLF-C02) of the exam. This guide does not provide a comprehensive list of the content on the exam. However, additional context for each task statement is available to help you prepare for the exam. The exam has the following content domains and weightings: • Domain 1: Cloud Concepts (24% of scored content) Task Statement 1.1: Define the benefits of the AWS Cloud.Task Statement 1.2: Identify design principles of the AWS Cloud.Task Statement 1.3: Understand the benefits of and strategies for migration to the AWS Cloud.Task Statement 1.4: Understand concepts of cloud economics.• Domain 2: Security and Compliance (30% of scored content) Task Statement 2.1: Understand the AWS shared responsibility model.Task Statement 2.2: Understand AWS Cloud security, governance, and compliance concepts.Task Statement 2.3: Identify AWS access management capabilities.Task Statement 2.4: Identify components and resources for security.• Domain 3: Cloud Technology and Services (34% of scored content) Task Statement 3.1: Define methods of deploying and operating in the AWS Cloud.Task Statement 3.2: Define the AWS global infrastructure.Task Statement 3.3: Identify AWS compute services.Task Statement 3.4: Identify AWS database services.Task Statement 3.5: Identify AWS network services.Task Statement 3.6: Identify AWS storage services.Task Statement 3.7: Identify AWS artificial intelligence and machine learning (AI/ML) services and analytics services.Task Statement 3.8: Identify services from other in-scope AWS service categories.• Domain 4: Billing, Pricing, and Support (12% of scored content) Task Statement 4.1: Compare AWS pricing models.Task Statement 4.2: Understand resources for billing, budget, and cost management.Task Statement 4.3: Identify AWS technical resources and AWS Support options.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction - How To Get 100% From This Course

Lecture 1 Course Introduction

Section 2: Basics Concept

Lecture 2 Arch - What Is Cloud Computing - Part 1

Lecture 3 Arch - What Is Cloud Computing - Part 2

Lecture 4 Arch - Define the benefits of the AWS Cloud

Lecture 5 Arch - Cloud Providers

Lecture 6 Arch - Regions & AZ

Lecture 7 Arch - Services Introduction

Lecture 8 Labs - AWS Support Plans

Lecture 9 Cheat Sheet

Section 3: AWS Free Account Creation & Setup

Lecture 10 Labs - AWS - Introduction

Lecture 11 Labs - Before Creation Free Account

Lecture 12 Labs - AWS - Free Account Creation

Lecture 13 Labs - AWS - MFA and Budget

Lecture 14 Cheat Sheet

Section 4: DOMAIN 1: Cloud Concepts

Lecture 15 Domain 1 - Introduction

Lecture 16 Cheat Sheet

Section 5: Task 1.1 - Define the benefits of the AWS Cloud.

Lecture 17 Task 1.1 Introduction

Lecture 18 Arch - Economies Of Scale

Lecture 19 Arch - Benefits Of Global Infrastructure

Lecture 20 Arch - Advantages of high availability, elasticity, and agility

Section 6: Task 1.2 - Identify design principles of the AWS Cloud.

Lecture 21 Arch - Pillars of the Well-Architected Framework

Lecture 22 Arch - Differences Between the Pillar

Section 7: Task 1.3 - Understand the benefits of and strategies for migration to the AWS

Lecture 23 Arch - AWS Cloud Adoption Framework (AWS CAF)

Section 8: Task 1.4 - Understand concepts of cloud economics

Lecture 24 Labs: Fixed Cost Vs Variable Cost - AWS Pricing Calculator

Lecture 25 Labs: BYOL and Other Licensing Strategies

Lecture 26 Labs - Rightsizing Instance Type

Lecture 27 Labs - Automation (AWS CloudFormation)

Lecture 28 Labs - Managed AWS Services (Amazon RDS, ECS, EKS, Dynamo DB)

Section 9: DOMAIN 2: Security and Compliance

Lecture 29 Introduction

Lecture 30 Cheat Sheet

Section 10: Task 2.1 - Understand the AWS shared responsibility model.

Lecture 31 Arch - AWS responsibilities and customer responsibilities can shift

Lecture 32 Labs - Understanding Shared Responsibility Model

Section 11: Task 2.2.1 - Understand AWS Cloud security

Lecture 33 Task 2.2 - Introduction

Lecture 34 Labs - AWS compliance

Lecture 35 Labs - AWS Inspector

Lecture 36 Labs - AWS Security Hub

Lecture 37 Labs - AWS GuardDuty

Lecture 38 Labs - AWS Shield

Lecture 39 Arch - AWS Macie

Lecture 40 Labs - AWS Detective

Lecture 41 Arch - AWS Abuse

Lecture 42 Arch - Penetration Testing

Section 12: Task 2.2.2 - Understand AWS Encryption

Lecture 43 Labs - Certificates Overview

Lecture 44 Arch - Introduction To Transit & Restart Data Encryption

Lecture 45 Labs - Transit Data Encryption (ACM)

Lecture 46 Labs - Rest Data Encryption

Section 13: Task 2.2.3 - Understand AWS governance and compliance concepts.

Lecture 47 Labs - VPC Introduction

Lecture 48 Labs - First EC2 Instance Creation

Lecture 49 Arch - AWS CloudWatch

Lecture 50 Labs - AWS Cloud Watch

Lecture 51 Arch - AWS CloudTrail

Lecture 52 Labs - AWS CloudTrail

Lecture 53 Arch - AWS Config

Lecture 54 Labs - AWS Config

Lecture 55 Arch - AWS Audit Manager

Lecture 56 Labs - AWS Audit Manager

Lecture 57 Arch - AWS XRAY

Lecture 58 Labs - AWS XRAY

Lecture 59 Arch - Compliance requirements that vary among AWS services

Section 14: Task 2.3 - Identify AWS access management capabilities.

Lecture 60 Task 2.3 Introduction

Lecture 61 Labs - Access Keys

Lecture 62 Labs - Password policies

Lecture 63 Labs - Credential storage

Lecture 64 Arch - Identification, Authentication & Authorization

Lecture 65 Labs - Identifying authentication methods in AWS

Lecture 66 Arch - Users Groups & Policies

Lecture 67 Labs - Users Groups & Policies

Lecture 68 Arch - Tasks that only the account root user can perform

Lecture 69 Arch - Methods can achieve root user protection

Lecture 70 Labs - Types of identity management

Section 15: Task 2.4 - Identify components and resources for security.

Lecture 71 Task 2.4 Introduction

Lecture 72 Labs - Security Group - Part 1

Lecture 73 Labs - Security Group - Part 2

Lecture 74 Labs - Network ACL

Lecture 75 Labs - AWS WAF

Lecture 76 Labs - Third Party Security Products

Lecture 77 Labs - AWS Knowledge Center

Lecture 78 Labs - AWS Security Center

Lecture 79 Labs - AWS Documentation

Lecture 80 Labs - AWS Compliance Center

Lecture 81 Arch - AWS services for identifying security issues

Lecture 82 Labs - Trusted Advisor

Section 16: DOMAIN 3: Cloud Technology and Services

Lecture 83 Domain 3 - Introduction

Lecture 84 Cheat Sheet

Section 17: Task 3.1 - Define methods of deploying and operating in the AWS Cloud.

Lecture 85 Task 3.1 Introduction

Lecture 86 Arch - Deciding between options such as programmatic access

Lecture 87 Arch - Difference in Management Console - CLI - IAC

Lecture 88 Labs - CLI Introduction

Lecture 89 Labs - Windows CLI Installation

Lecture 90 Labs - Linux CLI Installation - Ec2 Instance Creation

Lecture 91 Labs - Linux CLI Installation through Snap

Lecture 92 Labs - Linux CLI Installation - Offline Method

Lecture 93 Labs - Linux CLI Installation - AWS Linux Upgrade

Lecture 94 Labs - AWS CLI Operation with multiple commands

Lecture 95 Labs - AWS SDK with Python

Lecture 96 Labs - AWS Cloud Formation IAC

Lecture 97 Labs - AWS Cloud Shell

Lecture 98 Arch - Identifying different deployment models

Lecture 99 Arch - Determine whether to use one-time operations

Lecture 100 Arch - Identifying connectivity options

Lecture 101 Labs - AWS Direct Connect

Section 18: Task 3.2 - Define the AWS global infrastructure.

Lecture 102 Task 3.2 Introduction

Lecture 103 Labs - Regions Introduction

Lecture 104 Labs - Availability Zones

Lecture 105 Labs - Edge Location - Introduction

Lecture 106 Arch - High availability by using multiple Availability

Lecture 107 Arch - Availability Zones do not share single points of failure

Lecture 108 Labs - Describing when to use multiple Regions

Lecture 109 Arch - High level the benefits of edge locations

Lecture 110 Labs - Wavelength, Local Zones, Latency Hands On

Lecture 111 Labs - Peering Connection Configuration

Lecture 112 Labs - Cloud Front setup a website

Section 19: Task 3.3 - Identify AWS compute services.

Lecture 113 Arch - Use of different EC2 instance types

Lecture 114 Arch - Use of different container options

Lecture 115 Arch - Different serverless compute options

Lecture 116 Arch - Auto scaling provides elasticity

Lecture 117 Arch - Purposes of load balancers

Section 20: Task 3.4 - Identify AWS database services.

Lecture 118 Task Statement - 3.4

Lecture 119 Arch - EC2 hosted databases or AWS managed databases

Lecture 120 Arch - Identifying relational databases

Lecture 121 Arch - Identifying NoSQL databases

Lecture 122 Arch - Identifying memory-based databases

Lecture 123 Arch - Database migration tools

Section 21: Task 3.5 - Identify AWS network services.

Lecture 124 Task Statement - 3.5

Lecture 125 Arch - Identifying the components of a VPC

Lecture 126 Arch - Security in a VPC

Lecture 127 Arch - Purpose of Amazon Route 53

Lecture 128 Arch - Identifying edge services

Lecture 129 Arch - Network connectivity options to AWS

Section 22: Task 3.6 - Identify AWS storage services.

Lecture 130 Task Statement - 3.6

Lecture 131 Arch - Uses for object storage

Lecture 132 Arch - Differences in Amazon S3 storage classes

Lecture 133 Arch - Identifying block storage solutions

Lecture 134 Arch - Identifying file services

Lecture 135 Arch - Cached file systems

Lecture 136 Arch - Cases for lifecycle policies

Lecture 137 Arch - Cases for AWS Backup

Section 23: Task 3.7 - Identify AWS artificial intelligence and machine learning (AI/ML)

Lecture 138 Task Statement - 3.7

Lecture 139 Arch - Different AI/ML services

Lecture 140 Arch - Services for data analytics

Section 24: Task 3.8 - Identify services from other in-scope AWS service categories.

Lecture 141 Task Statement - 3.8

Lecture 142 Ach - Delivering Messages and Sending Alerts and Notification

Lecture 143 Arch - Business Application Services

Lecture 144 Arch - Customer Engagement Services

Lecture 145 Arch - Developer Tool Services and Capabilities

Lecture 146 Arch - End-User Computing Services

Lecture 147 Arch - Frontend Web and Mobile Services

Lecture 148 Arch - IoT Services

Section 25: Domain 4: Billing, Pricing, and Support - Compare AWS pricing models

Lecture 149 Domain 4 - Introduction

Lecture 150 Cheat Sheet

Section 26: Task 4.1 - Compare AWS pricing models.

Lecture 151 Task Statement - 4.1

Lecture 152 Arch - AWS EC2 On Demand Pricing

Lecture 153 Arch - AWS EC2 Spot instance Pricing

Lecture 154 Arch - AWS EC2 Savings Plans Pricing

Lecture 155 Arch - AWS EC2 Reserved Instance Pricing

Lecture 156 Arch - AWS EC2 Capacity Reservation

Lecture 157 Arch - AWS EC2 Tenancy

Lecture 158 Arch - Reserved Instance Flexibility

Lecture 159 Arch - Reserved Instance Behavior in AWS Organizations

Lecture 160 Arch - Understanding Data Transfer Costs

Lecture 161 Arch - Different Pricing Options for Storage

Section 27: Task 4.2 - Understand resources for billing, budget, and cost management.

Lecture 162 Task Statement - 4.2

Lecture 163 Arch - Appropriate Uses and Capabilities OF AWS Budget, cost Explorer, Conductor

Lecture 164 Arch - AWS Pricing Calculator

Lecture 165 Arch - AWS Organizations Consolidated Billing

Lecture 166 Arch - Cost Allocation Tags to Billing Reports

Section 28: Task 4.3 - Identify AWS technical resources and AWS Support options.

Lecture 167 Task Statement - 4.3

Lecture 168 Arch - Locating AWS Resources

Lecture 169 Arch - AWS Technical Resources

Lecture 170 Arch - AWS Support Options

Lecture 171 Arch - Role in Cost Optimization

Lecture 172 Arch - Role of the AWS Trust and Safety Team

Lecture 173 Arch - Role of AWS Partners

Lecture 174 Arch - Benefits of Being an AWS Partner

Lecture 175 Arch - Key Services That AWS Marketplace Offers

Lecture 176 Arch - Technical Assistance Options at AWS

Section 29: CLF-C02 - Final Test - Before Exam

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