AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner CLF-C02
AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner CLF-C02 Overview
The AWS (Amazon Web Services) Cloud Practitioner certification serves as the ideal starting point for technical and non-technical professionals to build expertise in the AWS cloud. This course provides a foundational introduction to AWS's most popular cloud services, including EC2, Lambda, S3, EBS, VPC, and RDS. You'll learn the core concepts of cloud computing and see how billing and pricing strategies can save companies money on their IT infrastructure. The course also explores cloud security and compliance solutions, covering every objective and service listed on the Cloud Practitioner exam objectives.
Course Learning Objectives:
1) Explain foundational cloud concepts.
2) Use popular AWS services, including EC2, Lambda, S3, EBS, and VPC.
3) Apply fundamental security best practices in AWS.
4) Use pricing models and information resources to manage cloud costs.
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Hello everyone and welcome
to this very exciting ACI
Learning event where we are
going to be going through the
AWS Cloud Practitioner exam.
I say we, it'll be me in some
episodes. My name is Anthony
Sequera. I'm one of the
full-time edutainers here at
ACI Learning and also Lauren
Diehl, another full-time
edutainer at ACI Learning.
You'll see her in plenty of the
episodes, but our subject
matter expert that's going to
be leading each of these videos
is none other than Jill West.
Jill, how about a little
information about you? I know
you well now, but our audience
might not.
Yeah, you know, I've really
had a good time getting to know
you, Anthony, this week.
So my name is Jill West.
I live in northwest Georgia
with my husband and our four
kids. I'm an instructor at a
technical college in Georgia.
I'm also a full-time author for
Cengage. So I write a lot of
the networking and cloud books
for Cengage as well as some
intro to computing books.
This is my CompTIA Cloud Plus
book from Cengage. We're about
to start the next edition here
in a few months. So that's me.
I do the teaching and I do the
writing and then I raise my
kids.
Now before we get into the
technical content that we're
going to be assisting you with,
I just wanted to mention
something. This is pretty neat
for me. I have never got to
deliver one of our
certification training courses
out of this remarkable studio.
I'm normally in one of our
other studios. Jill, I know you
were kind of helping to design
this teaching layout this week.
Yeah, so one of my passions,
I started out in psychology
with my first degree because I
wanted to understand how people
think. And then I got a degree
in education because I wanted
to understand how people learn.
And then since then, I've gone
into IT, but I always go back
to those first passions of
understanding the mind and
learning processes. So I read a
lot of learning science
research and I've been reading
some studies about how our
minds work better. We can make
creative connections between
information when we engage our
peripheral vision so that we're
not just looking at the
information that's right there
in front of us in a small
screen. Now we can't control
the size of your screen,
but we can control the
relationship of the screen
compared to us. So we're in
this studio with this massive
screen. It helps to engage your
peripheral vision as you're
looking at us and we're moving
around and we're moving with
the information. We've got a
lot of animations. There's
another part of the research
that I've been reading about
body movement and hand movement
to help engage the mirror
neurons in your brain so that
when you see us moving, then
it's hitting those mirror
neurons in your brain so that
you feel like you're moving as
well. The studies are showing
that when students and
instructors both are using hand
movements or body movements to
illustrate the material that's
being discussed, it makes that
material more sticky in your
brain. Not only do you learn it
better the first time, but you
also remember it for longer.
So we're getting to take
advantage of those insights.
I love it. And
by the way, when it comes to
the technical content that
we're going to be going through
here, it is going to be an
objective by objective
breakdown of what you need to
know for the AWS cloud
practitioner exam. This course
has another unique element in
that Lauren Deal, myself,
Jill West, we're all cloud
practitioners. So there's going
to be some great benefit there.
Well, we are going to be
looking at all kinds of aspects
of AWS from compute to
databases, to specialized
services, to support, to cost
support, security, all of these
areas. Jill, I was just super
curious. Is there a favorite
area that you have of this
course? I know all of the areas
are important,
but is there a favorite of
yours? Yeah, we've both been
talking about, we both love the
cloud so much, and especially
AWS. That's a really good
question.
I think I would have to say the
episodes that excited me the
most, even though I have a
passion for networking, I
really enjoyed learning more
about the latest technologies
that are coming out. So the
specialized services module,
we talked about AI and machine
learning and data analytics and
automation and infrastructure
as code, all of these buzzwords
that we hear conversations
about in podcasts or
conferences and even over the
news with the generative AI and
all of that. And so the cloud
kind of gives us a level
playing field across all
different kinds of companies
where you don't necessarily
have to have a massive data
center with tons of resources
and budget for hardware in
order to tap into some of these
newer technologies. So I'm
really excited how something
like AWS and even just this
cloud practitioner level exam
can give you some insights into
what these technologies are,
how you might be able to use
them in your own organization,
even if you don't have a
massive tech budget.
Well, I don't know how you
found us, but I sure am
thrilled that you did because
you are in for true best of
breed AWS cloud practitioner
training. If you don't believe
me, just click ahead to some of
the videos of content that we
have in store with you. Thanks
so much for joining us for this
AWS cloud practitioner, and we
will see you in the next video.
Overview
The AWS (Amazon Web Services) Cloud Practitioner certification serves as the ideal starting point for technical and non-technical professionals to build expertise in the AWS cloud. This course provides a foundational introduction to AWS's most popular cloud services, including EC2, Lambda, S3, EBS, VPC, and RDS. You'll learn the core concepts of cloud computing and see how billing and pricing strategies can save companies money on their IT infrastructure. The course also explores cloud security and compliance solutions, covering every objective and service listed on the Cloud Practitioner exam objectives
Course Learning Objectives:
1) Explain foundational cloud concepts.
2) Use popular AWS services, including EC2, Lambda, S3, EBS, and VPC.
3) Apply fundamental security best practices in AWS.
4) Use pricing models and information resources to manage cloud costs.
Learning Style
On Demand
Includes
Practice Test
Skill Lab
Length of course
18h 18m
49 Episodes
Here are the topics we'll cover
- Course Overview
- Intro to Cloud
- Compute
- Networking
- Storage
- Specialized Services
- Security
- Billing & Support
Learning Options