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    AWS Cloud Practitioner & Cloud Engineering Foundations

    Prepare for the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (CLF-C02) exam: cloud concepts, core AWS services, security, billing and the Well-Architected Framework, taught through freeCodeCamp/ExamPro's full certification course.

    • 10 Modules
    • 34 Lessons
    • 0 Students
    • English
    • Certificate on completion
    AWS Cloud Practitioner & Cloud Engineering Foundations

    Course Overview

    This course rebuilds AWS Cloud Practitioner & Cloud Engineering Foundations around a single, complete AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (CLF-C02) certification course by Andrew Brown of ExamPro, published on freeCodeCamp. It covers all four official CCP exam domains: Cloud Concepts, Security and Compliance, Cloud Technology and Services, and Billing, Pricing and Support -- from what cloud computing actually is and AWS's global infrastructure, through the Shared Responsibility Model and IAM, EC2/containers/Lambda compute choices, S3/EBS/EFS/RDS/DynamoDB storage and database choices, VPC networking, AI/ML and big data services, AWS pricing and support plans, and the AWS Well-Architected Framework's six pillars. The module quiz bank was researched against the real CLF-C02 exam's structure, domain weighting and question style (never copied verbatim) so a student who does well on these quizzes is genuinely prepared for the real exam's question style, not just a generic quiz.

    • 10 modules
    • 34 lessons
    • 10 module quizzes
    • Taught in English
    • Beginner to Advanced level
    • Certificate on completion

    Course Content

    10 modules34 lessons10 quizzes

    • Welcome: What This Certification Covers and How to Use This Course7:43
    • What Is Cloud Computing? On-Demand, Elasticity and the Shift from CapEx to OpEx35:33
    • Getting Started with AWS: Creating an Account and Touring the Console29:45
    • Digital Transformation: Why Organizations Move Workloads to the Cloud9:13
    • The Six Advantages of Cloud Computing3:33
    Module quiz · 30 questions

    • AWS Global Infrastructure: Regions, Availability Zones and Edge Locations45:16
    • Cloud Architecture Principles: Designing for Scale and Resilience23:22
    Module quiz · 30 questions

    • Management and Development Tools, Part 1: CLI, SDKs and the Console43:00
    • Management and Development Tools, Part 2: Infrastructure as Code and Deployment43:00
    • Governance on AWS: Organizations, Service Control Policies and Compliance29:18
    • Provisioning Resources: CloudFormation, Elastic Beanstalk and Service Catalog20:55
    • Logging and Monitoring: CloudTrail, CloudWatch and Config13:53
    Module quiz · 30 questions

    • The AWS Shared Responsibility Model: Security of vs. in the Cloud18:57
    • Identity on AWS: IAM Users, Groups, Roles and Policies45:02
    • AWS Security Services, Part 1: Network and Data Protection24:11
    • AWS Security Services, Part 2: Detection, Incident Response and Compliance24:11
    Module quiz · 30 questions

    • Compute on AWS, Part 1: Choosing the Right Compute Model25:53
    • Compute on AWS, Part 2: Instance Types and Use Cases25:54
    • Amazon EC2, Part 1: Launching and Configuring Instances25:51
    • Amazon EC2, Part 2: EC2 Pricing Models and Purchase Options25:51
    • Containers on AWS: ECS, EKS and Fargate10:49
    • Serverless Compute and Windows Workloads on AWS13:12
    Module quiz · 30 questions

    • Storage on AWS: S3, EBS, EFS and Storage Classes40:31
    • Databases on AWS: RDS, DynamoDB and Choosing the Right Engine35:44
    Module quiz · 30 questions

    • Networking on AWS: VPC, Subnets and Connectivity21:48
    • Application Integration: SQS, SNS and EventBridge17:01
    Module quiz · 30 questions

    • AWS AI and Machine Learning Services20:45
    • Big Data on AWS: Analytics and Data Pipeline Services20:45
    Module quiz · 30 questions

    • EC2 Pricing Models Recap and the AWS Pricing Philosophy18:59
    • Total Cost of Ownership and Migration Strategies13:34
    • AWS Billing Tools: Cost Explorer, Budgets and Billing Alarms27:34
    • AWS Support Plans and the AWS Free Tier27:35
    Module quiz · 30 questions

    • The AWS Well-Architected Framework: Six Pillars of Good Design21:42
    • Exam Readiness: Common Question Variations and Final Review15:00
    Module quiz · 30 questions

    Skills You'll Gain

    • Explain core cloud computing concepts: on-demand, elasticity, CapEx vs OpEx, and the AWS global infrastructure (Regions, Availability Zones, edge locations)
    • Apply the AWS Shared Responsibility Model and configure IAM users, groups, roles and policies using least privilege
    • Choose the right AWS compute model for a workload: EC2 instance families and pricing models, containers (ECS/EKS/Fargate), and Lambda serverless compute
    • Choose the right AWS storage and database service for a given access pattern: S3 storage classes, EBS, EFS, RDS and DynamoDB
    • Design a basic VPC with public and private subnets, and connect it to other networks via VPN or AWS Direct Connect
    • Use AWS management and governance tooling: the CLI, CloudFormation, AWS Organizations, Service Control Policies, CloudTrail, CloudWatch and Config
    • Identify AWS security services (WAF, Shield, KMS, GuardDuty, Inspector, Macie) and when each applies
    • Explain AWS billing, pricing, support plans and the AWS Well-Architected Framework, and read AWS exam-style questions with confidence

    Requirements

    • Basic computer literacy and a Windows or Mac computer with internet access. No prior AWS or cloud experience is needed: the course starts with account setup and installs the VS Code editor and the AWS CLI. A free-tier AWS account is useful for the hands-on workshops
    • and the demonstrations can be followed when an account is not available.

    Who this course is for

    • Beginners who want to understand how cloud platforms work and how AWS services fit together in a real system
    • career changers moving into cloud, DevOps or software engineering roles
    • developers who need the core AWS services and security habits behind their applications
    • and students preparing for the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (CLF-C02) exam who want applied practice beyond memorizing service names. By the end you will be able to explain the shared responsibility model, choose between compute, storage and database services for a scenario, design a VPC with public and private subnets, control access with IAM, monitor and govern a workload, and estimate cloud costs.

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    AWS Cloud Practitioner & Cloud Engineering Foundations
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    10Modules
    34Lessons
    13h 46mDuration
    Beginner to AdvancedSkill level
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