Clock Hours: 48
AWS Cloud Computing
This is a one-course program that introduces AWS Cloud computing. Topics include AWS cloud and operations, architecture and value proposition, key services and uses in AWAS, AWS cloud security and Platform, AWS basic management services (e.g. billing, account management, pricing), documentation and help desk services. NATI does not guarantee a student a passing score on the designated industry certification exam. A student enrolled in this course must check with AWS on the requirements to enroll in and complete the industry certification exam successfully.
Upon successfully completing the AWS Cloud Computing course, the student will be able to
- Define AWS Cloud and its infrastructure
- Describe the fundamentals of AWS Cloud architecture
- Describe the AWS Cloud value proposition
- Identify key services on the AWS platform
- Describe the fundamental security and compliance aspects of the AWS platform
- Explain the billing, account management, and pricing models
- Identify sources of documentation in technical support and assistance
- Describe the key characteristics of deploying and operating in the AWS Cloud
- Prepare for the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner Exam
Clock Hours: 8
AWS Developer
The AWS Developer course covers the development, deployment, and maintenance of cloud ap-plications AWS. The student will be able to design a CI/CD pipeline to deploy applications on AWS and implement AWS Security best practices using IAM, KMS, and MFA. NATI does not guarantee a student a passing score on the designated industry certification exam. A student en-rolled in this course must check with AWS on the requirements to enroll in and complete the in-dustry certification exam successfully.
Upon successfully completing the AWS Developer course, the student will be able to
- Explain cloud computing and its applications
- Describe AWS cloud services and operations
- Manage AWS services
- Manage cloud-based applications using AWS
- Use AWS service APIs, AWS CLI, and SDKs to write applications
- Identify key features of AWS services
- Explain AWS shared responsibility model
- Explain application lifecycle management
- Use a CI/CD pipeline to deploy applications on AWS
- Use or interact with AWS services
- Apply cloud-native applications to write code
- Use AWS security best practices in IAM roles
- Manage code modules on AWS
- Use code for serverless applications
- Use containers in the development process
Clock Hours: 24
AWS Solutions Architect
The AWS Certified Solutions Architect course focuses on concepts like focuses on the core AWS services, like Identity and Access Management (IAM), Virtual Private Cloud (VPC), S3, and EC2. NATI does not guarantee a student a passing score on the designated industry certification exam. A student enrolled in this course must check with AWS on the requirements to enroll in and complete the industry certification exam successfully.
Upon successfully completing the AWS Cloud Computing program, the student will be able to
- Identify and define technical requirements for an AWS applications
- Identify which AWS services meet a given technical requirement
- Design secure and reliable applications on the AWS platform
- Explain basic architectural principles of building on the AWS Cloud
- Explain AWS global infrastructure
- Explain the AWS network technologies
- Explain AWS security features and tools in traditional services
Clock Hours: 4
AWS Advanced Networking
The AWS Advanced Networking course is designed for network practitioners who want to start a career in the field of networking. Covers skills and expertise in designing, developing, and de-ploying cloud-based solutions using AWS; and in implementing core AWS services according to basic architecture best practices. Validates advanced technical skills and experience in designing and implementing AWS and hybrid IT network architectures at scale and designing and maintain-ing network architecture for all AWS services. NATI does not guarantee a student a passing score on the designated industry certification exam. A student enrolled in this course must check with AWS on the requirements to enroll in and complete the industry certification exam successfully.
Upon successfully completing the AWS Cloud Computing program, the student will be able to
- Manage all cloud-based solutions using AWS
- Operate core AWS services according to basic and advance architecture interconnectivity best practices, e.g., IP VPN, MPLS/VPLS
- Construct and apply AWS and hybrid IT network architectures at scale
- Design and maintain network architecture for all AWS services
- Design automation scripts and tools
- Discuss solutions for network security features, including WAF, IDS, IPS, DDoS
- Identify solutions for protection, and Economic Denial of Service/Sustainability (EDoS)
Clock Hours: 8
AWS SysOps Administrator
Covers the deployment, management, and operations on the AWS platform. Validates the experience of provisioning, operating, and maintaining systems running on AWS. Emphasizes the steps and processes to identify and gather requirements to define viable solutions for AWS projects, operations and deployment. NATI does not guarantee a student a passing score on the designated industry certification exam. A student enrolled in this course must check with AWS on the requirements to enroll in and complete the industry certification exam successfully.
Upon successfully completing the AWS SysOps Administrator course, the student will be able to
- Manage a scalable, highly efficient, easily accessible, and error-free systems on AWS
- Manage the flow of data to and from AWS
- Identify the appropriate AWS service based on compute, data, or security requirements
- Identify appropriate use of AWS operational best practices
- Identify AWS usage and operational cost control mechanisms
- Manage workloads to AWS
Clock Hours: 4