Amazon AWS
Amazon AWS
Amazon AWS
This exam demonstrates your ability to build and manage secure, scalable cloud infrastructure using AWS. You’ll learn to deploy applications, manage resources, automate processes, and optimize costs—all within AWS best practices.
Skills Required
- Basic knowledge of cloud computing concepts and models
- Familiarity with AWS core services like EC2, S3, IAM, and Lambda
- Understanding of networking, security, and virtualization
- Ability to interpret AWS billing, pricing, and architecture diagrams
Who should take the Exam?
This exam is ideal for:
- IT professionals and system administrators transitioning to cloud environments
- Developers building scalable applications on AWS
- Cloud architects designing cost-effective, secure AWS solutions
- DevOps engineers automating infrastructure deployment and monitoring
- Students and professionals seeking AWS certifications (Foundational to Associate level)
Course Outline
- Cloud Concepts and AWS Overview
- Core AWS Services
- Security and Identity
- Networking and Content Delivery
- Monitoring and Cost Management
- Deployment and Automation
Amazon AWS FAQs
What is AWS?
Amazon Web Services (AWS) is a cloud platform offering computing, storage, database, and other services on-demand.
Is coding required for this exam?
Not strictly, but basic scripting (e.g., AWS CLI, Python) is helpful for automation and deployment tasks.
What’s the difference between EC2 and Lambda?
EC2 offers virtual servers, while Lambda lets you run code without managing servers (serverless).
Is this exam suitable for beginners?
Yes, particularly those pursuing foundational or associate-level AWS certifications like Cloud Practitioner or Solutions Architect Associate.
How long does it take to learn AWS?
With consistent study, beginners can gain core AWS skills in 2–3 months.
Do I need prior cloud experience?
It’s helpful, but not mandatory. The course builds up from cloud basics.
Does the exam include hands-on labs?
Yes, you’re expected to understand practical configurations and deployments using the AWS Console and CLI.
How is AWS billed?
Most services use pay-as-you-go pricing based on usage; AWS also offers free tier limits for beginners.