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Abstract:
Unlock your full potential of the AWS cloud and take your career to new heights with our comprehensive AWS Solutions Architect Associate Certification Video Course Series! Professionals who can design effective cloud solutions with AWS technologies are some of the most sought-after in today's IT industry, but AWS is challenging to learn with its vast ecosystem of capabilities. Getting certified as a Solutions Architect Associate is one of the best ways to review the latest concepts and best practices while validating your skills and knowledge of all that AWS has to offer. This video course series covers the four domains of the AWS Solutions Architect Associate exam. The first course in this series focuses on Domain #1, Design Secure Architecture. To prepare for this domain, you'll learn about things like encryption, identity and access management, the AWS Shared Responsibility model, and more. By the end of this course, you'll be equipped with strategies for securing your data, workloads, and applications with the right AWS resources and best practices. Through step-by-step guidance, invaluable exam tips, and dozens of quiz questions, AWS-certified expert Mark Wilkins will help you prepare to ace the AWS Solutions Architect Associate exam. Follow along in this course at your own pace and embark on your journey toward cloud excellence! What you'll learn and how you can apply it Understand the basic principles of securing access to AWS resources. Identify and evaluate different methods of access control available on AWS, including AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM), Security Groups, and Network Access Control Lists (NACLs). Apply best practices for securing access to AWS resources, including the principle of least privilege and the use of multi-factor authentication (MFA). Design and implement a secure access control strategy for AWS resources, including creating and managing IAM users, groups, and policies, configuring Security Groups and NACLs, and utilizing AWS Key Management Service (KMS) for secure key storage and management. Understand the basic principles of designing secure workloads and applications on AWS. Identify and evaluate different security mechanisms and services available on AWS, including Amazon GuardDuty, AWS WAF, AWS Shield, and AWS Firewall Manager. Design and implement a secure workload and application architecture on AWS, including utilizing AWS security services, implementing access control and authorization mechanisms, and performing security assessments and testing. Monitor and troubleshoot the security of workloads and applications on AWS, including identifying and resolving security incidents, implementing compliance and governance policies, and ensuring continuous security improvements. Understand the importance of data security controls in protecting sensitive data stored and processed on AWS. Identify the various types of data security controls available on AWS, including encryption, access control, monitoring, and auditing. Evaluate the appropriate data security controls needed based on the specific data and application requirements, compliance regulations, and organizational policies. Design and implement data encryption strategies for data at rest and data in transit using AWS services, such as AWS Key Management Service (KMS), Amazon S3 Server-Side Encryption, and AWS Certificate Manager. This course is for you because... You're a software engineer or architect looking to expand your career in the cloud. You have some experience in a cloud role, and would like to advance your career as a cloud solutions architect. You're an experienced Solutions Architect, DevOps or Systems Engineer, Technical Project Manager, or an Enterprise or Solutions Architect who wants to gain proficiency in AWS cloud solutions. Prerequisites: Understanding of cloud computing concepts, including the difference between public, private, and hybrid clouds. Familiarity with AWS services and tools, including compute, storage, database, and networking services, as well as management tools like AWS Management Console and the AWS CLI would be helpful. Basic knowledge of networking concepts, including IP addressing, subnets, routing, and security. Security and Compliance: Understanding of security and compliance best practices, including data encryption, and access control.
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