AWS resources playground
Working with AWS resources can be a complex task, but this playground is designed to help you explore and understand various AWS services. Below, you’ll find a collection of resources, guides, and examples to get you started with AWS, specifically focusing on AWS certification. However, befrore diving into the resources, it’s important to note that there are concepts that are transversal to them, let’s start with regions.
Regions
AWS regions are geographical areas where AWS has data centers. Each region is isolated from others to ensure high availability and fault tolerance. When you deploy resources in AWS, you can choose the region that best suits your needs based on factors like latency, compliance, and cost.
Regions -> Availability zones -> Data centers -> edge location
There are services that are global, such as IAM, Route 53, and CloudFront, which means they are not tied to a specific region. However, there are services that are region-specific, such as EC2, S3, and RDS.
Previleges
AWS operates on a principle of least privilege, meaning that users and applications should only have the permissions they need to perform their tasks. This is achieved through Identity and Access Management (IAM), which allows you to create users, groups, and roles with specific permissions. By carefully managing these permissions, you can enhance security and reduce the risk of unauthorized access to your AWS resources.
Collection of resources
Dec 3, 2023
Introduction to Elastic Container Service (AWS ECS)
Jan 20, 2021
AWS cloud practitioner notes, my path towards the CLF-C02 based on three pillars - official material, online course and self-test
This post outlines my journey to achieve the AWS Cloud Practitioner certification and shares insights from the preparation process. I've compiled resources, notes, and study strategies from the free official training by AWS. The certification evaluates topics like EC2, security, monitoring, and pricing. My approach involved reading official materials, attending...
Jan 4, 2021
AWS cloud practitioner notes - EC2
The focus of this post is to go over the EC2 (Elastic Compute) service, the model pay as you go and another computing services that AWS provides.
Jan 5, 2021
AWS cloud practitioner notes - Infrastructure and reliability
Previously we saw the EC2 computing services that AWS offers and the difference between them. This section focuses on the infrastructure and reliability, how AWS offers such service for its customers and how it enables the capacity that AWS has. AWS provides high availability for customers through multiple regions in...
Jan 6, 2021
AWS cloud practitioner notes - Networking
Amazon VPC (Virtual Private Cloud) lets you provision a isolated section of AWS cloud, and deliver AWS services that you control. Public and private grouping of resources are known as subnets. Public subnet, Private subnet.
Jan 7, 2021
AWS cloud practitioner notes - Storage and databases
This module describes the AWS services for storage and databases. AWS has different services that go from file storage services to serverless databases.
Jan 8, 2021
AWS cloud practitioner notes - Security
The AWS security model is shared meaning, AWS is responsible for the security of the cloud, and you, the customer is responsible for the security in the cloud. AWS controls the servers, data centers and all the layers in this section.
Jan 9, 2021
AWS cloud practitioner notes - Monitoring and Analytics
AWS offers a variety of tools for analytics and monitoring, such as Amazon CloudWatch, AWS CloudTrail and AWS Trusted Advisor. Monitoring, Observing systems. collecting metrics, and then using data to make decisions.
Jan 10, 2021
AWS cloud practitioner notes - Pricing and support
Discover what is the pricing model that AWS uses, the market place, how to watch for expenses and get recommendations.
Jan 11, 2021
AWS cloud practitioner notes - Migration and innovation
Migrating into the cloud is a process, and it takes a lot of work to get things migrated into aws (or any cloud provider).
Jan 12, 2021
AWS cloud practitioner notes - The cloud journey
Is designed to enable architects developers and users of AWS to build secure, performant, resilient and efficient infrastructure for their applications.