AWS Certification (Associate)

This is the final part in the Getting started series of notes. Getting started notes is aimed at achieving two associate certifications: Developer Associate and Architect Associate. This section will focus mostly on certification preparation and assume that you have gone through all other sections (Part 1 to 6). 

Will discuss about development and management tools such as CloudFormation, ElasticBeanstalk, CloudWatch, CloudTrail etc.

In this book, we will learn about the networking and content delivery services such as CloudFront, Route53, VPC and  Direct Connect. Route53 and VPC are important from certification perspective and hence we will go a bit deep into them than other topics.

This section will contain my consolidated study notes for DynamoDB. Initial set of notes cover the essentials, followed by the lab, which is followed by some advanced topics.

Note: Java notes are optional from associate certification perspective, however, will give a better understanding of working with APIs and SDKs.

Will cover essential database concepts within AWS. Will also discuss about services such as SNS, SQS, SWF etc.

Note: DynamoDB notes are available in its own section. Click here for DynamoDB notes.

This section contains notes on Amazon EC2 and related compute services. This section assumes that you are familar with the basics discussed in Getting Started With AWS Part 1. 

Notes: AWS Elastic Beanstalk is covered under management services.

Amazon Web Services (AWS) offers a suite of cloud-computing services for computing, storing, networking etc. This section of notes will cover the IAM and Storage Services topics for the associate level certifications for Amazon Web Services (AWS). 

Amazon Web Services (AWS) offers a suite of cloud-computing services for computing, storing, networking etc. This section of notes will cover the basics of AWS along with IAM and related services.

IMP! Knowledge of some other services may be required to complete some of the notes/labs (mostly IAM related) towards the end of this section. Those notes can be completed alongside the other services.