This AWS beginner course provides a solid foundation in core Amazon Web Services concepts and tools used in cloud computing and development. It is designed for learners who want to understand how AWS infrastructure works and how to deploy and manage applications in the cloud.
The course starts with an introduction to AWS Console and core services, helping users understand the AWS ecosystem. It then covers IAM roles and permissions, which are essential for securing cloud resources and managing access control.
A major focus is placed on Amazon EC2, including instance metadata and SSH access methods using Linux, Mac, and Windows. Learners will understand how to connect securely to cloud servers and manage virtual machines effectively.
The course also explains AWS Lambda for serverless computing and how to run code without managing servers. In addition, it covers Auto Scaling Groups, which help applications handle traffic automatically by scaling resources up or down.
You will also learn about AWS Elastic Beanstalk deployment modes for simplifying application deployment, along with AWS CloudFormation for infrastructure as code and resource management.
By the end of this course, learners will have a strong understanding of AWS core services and will be ready to move into advanced AWS development and certification paths.
