Getting started with AWS

AWS has become one of the most widely used cloud computing platforms, powering millions of businesses and organizations worldwide. Our  course on AWS will empower you with the knowledge and hands-on experience necessary to leverage the core AWS services efficiently.

Course Outline

Roles and Users

Creation of Roles:

• Guide to creating roles with specific permissions
• Tailoring roles to meet requirements
• Attaching roles to different AWS resources

Creation of Users:

• Managing individual users with unique credentials
• Granting access to AWS Management Console and services
• Assigning custom access rights to users

Management of Roles and Users

• Techniques to modify and update roles
• Techniques to revoke access for roles
• Ongoing process of managing roles and users as requirements change

EC2 Instance, S3, LAMBDA (and basic related services)

Launching an EC2 Instance:

• Provisioning an EC2 instance in the cloud
• Selecting the right instance type
• Understanding security groups and key pairs

Working with S3:

• Creating and managing S3 buckets
• Setting permissions for S3 objects
• Retrieving data from Amazon S3

Simple Lambda Use Case (UC)

• Overview of AWS Lambda
• Running code without managing servers
• Demonstrating a simple Lambda use case

Assessment Project

• Applying AWS skills to a practical scenario
• Using various AWS services to solve real-world problems
• Gaining hands-on experience and confidence in AWS usage.

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FAQs

1. What is AWS and why should I learn it?
AWS (Amazon Web Services) is a leading cloud platform used for hosting applications, storage, and computing. Learning AWS helps you build scalable solutions and opens up high-demand career opportunities in cloud computing.

2. Is AWS suitable for beginners with no technical background?
Yes, AWS can be learned by beginners with basic computer knowledge. Most beginner courses start with fundamentals and gradually introduce core services like EC2, S3, and cloud architecture.

3. What skills will I gain from an AWS beginner course?
You will learn cloud basics, how to deploy applications, manage storage, and understand key AWS services. It also helps build practical skills for real-world cloud projects.

4. How long does it take to learn AWS fundamentals?
AWS basics can be learned within a few weeks with consistent practice. Hands-on labs and guided training help you understand concepts faster and more effectively.

5. Is AWS a good career option in 2026?
Yes, AWS skills are in high demand as companies continue to move to the cloud. Roles like cloud engineer, solutions architect, and DevOps engineer offer strong career growth