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This document provides an overview of technical essentials for AWS, including compute, storage, database, security and management services. It covers launching EC2 instances, using VPC, EBS, S3 and Glacier for storage, RDS and DynamoDB for databases, IAM for security, CloudWatch for monitoring, CloudFormation for infrastructure as code, ELB for load balancing, and Auto Scaling for scaling. The document outlines key concepts and configuration steps for setting up and using these important AWS services.

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This document provides an overview of technical essentials for AWS, including compute, storage, database, security and management services. It covers launching EC2 instances, using VPC, EBS, S3 and Glacier for storage, RDS and DynamoDB for databases, IAM for security, CloudWatch for monitoring, CloudFormation for infrastructure as code, ELB for load balancing, and Auto Scaling for scaling. The document outlines key concepts and configuration steps for setting up and using these important AWS services.

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AWS Technical Essentials 

  
∙ History of AWS 
∙ Introduction to the AWS products 
 
∙ Ec2 Instances 
∙ Launching your first AWS instance 
∙ On-demand Instance pricing  
∙ Reserved Instance pricing  
∙ Spot instance pricing 
∙ Setting up security 
∙ Security groups  
∙ Choosing the AMI  
∙ Creating a new AMI  
∙ Public and Private IP’s 
∙ Deploying a new instance from the created AMI  
∙ Key Pairs  
∙ Elastic IP’s  
∙ ELB(Elastic Load Balancer)  
 
∙VPC 
∙ VPC configuration  
∙ VPC security  
∙ Elastic IP’s Inbound and outbound ACL’s 
 
∙Cloud Front 
∙ Use of cloud front 
∙ Creating a cloud front distribution 
∙ Hosting a website of cloud front distribution 
∙ Implementing restrictions 
∙ Configuring origins and behaviors 
 
​ ∙Route53 
∙ Creating zones 
∙ Hosting a website 
∙ Understanding routing policies 
∙ Weighted simple and failover policies 
   
​ ∙Direct Connect 
 
​ ∙S3 
∙ RRS(Reduced Redundancy storage) 
∙ S3 durability and redundancy 
∙ S3 Buckets 
∙ S3 Uploading Downloading 
∙ S3 Permissions 
∙ S3 Object Versioning 
∙ S3 Lifecycle Policies 
 
∙EBS 
∙ Create EBS volumes 
∙ Delete EBS Volumes 
∙ Attach and detach EBS volumes 
∙ Mounting and unmounting EBS volume 
∙ Creating and deleting snapshots 
∙ Creating volumes S3(Simple Storage Service) 
∙ S3 Lifecycle Policies 
 
∙Glacier 
 
∙RDS 
∙ Selecting the Database type 
∙ Configuring the database 
∙ Creating database 
∙ Configuring backups 
∙ Configuring the maintenance windows 
∙ Connecting to the database 
 
∙Dynamo DB 
∙ Creating a dynamo db. 
∙ Configuring alarms 
∙ Adding data manually 
   
AWS Sysops 
 
∙ IAM 
∙ Creating Users and Groups 
∙ Applying policies 
∙ Password Policy 
∙ Roles 
 
∙ Directory Service 
 
∙ Cloud Watch 
∙ Cloud watch dashboard 
∙ Configuring Monitoring services 
∙ Configuring actions 
∙ Creating a cloud watch alarm 
∙ Getting statistics for ec2 instances 
∙ Monitoring other AWS services 
∙ Configuring Notifications 
∙ Integrating cloud watch with Autoscaling 
 
∙ Cloud Formation 
∙ What is cloud formation? 
∙ Deploying template 
∙ Create Stack 
∙ Delete Stack 
∙ Monitoring the resources 
 
∙ ELB 
​∙​ Create an Application Load Balancer 
​∙​ Create a Network Load Balancer 
​∙​ Create a Classic Load Balancer 
 
 
∙ Auto Scaling 
∙ Boot strapping 
∙ Create a launch configuration 
∙ Create an Auto Scaling group Create a policy  
∙ load-balanced Amazon EC2 application 
 
∙ SNS 
∙ What is SNS 
∙ Creating a topic 
∙ Create subscription 
 
∙ SES 
 
 

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