Course Introduction
Cloud Computing
Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud(EC2)
AWS Elastic Block Storage
AWS EBS Snapshot
AWS IAM (Identity Access Management)
AWS ASG(Autoscaling Group)
AWS ELB (Elastic Load Balancing)
AWS S3 (Simple Storage Service)
AWS VPC
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What is VPC (22:23)
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What is CIDR , IPv4 and IPv6 (15:05)
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AWS VPC Subnets (14:59)
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Internet Gateway (IGW) in AWS VPC (7:07)
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Route Table in AWS VPC (8:19)
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Understanding the Default VPC (32:07)
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AWS VPC (Virtual Private Cloud) Part 1 (81:06)
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Create a customized VPC in AWS (52:03)
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Creation of a NAT gateway (21:16)
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Creation of a Network Access Control List (NACL) (26:05)
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Creation of a Security Group (SG) (20:42)
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Elastic Network Interface (ENI) (14:56)
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Enable VPC Flow Logs (24:12)
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DHCP Option Set (15:02)
AWS VPC Peering
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What is VPC Peering (9:33)
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Types of VPC Peering (6:47)
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Setting up intra-region VPC peering in the same account. (32:55)
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Delete intra-region VPC peering within the same AWS account (6:40)
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Setting up Intra region VPC Peering different account (28:37)
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Delete Intra region VPC Peering different account (6:15)
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Setting up Inter region VPC Peering same account (23:33)
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Delete inter-region VPC peering within the same account (5:12)
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Setting up Inter region VPC Peering in different aws account (23:25)
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Delete inter-region VPC peering with a different AWS account (5:17)
AWS CloudWatch
AWS CloudTrail
AWS ECR
AWS EKS
AWS KMS
AWS RDS
AWS Route53
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What is AWS Route53 (11:40)
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Types of Hosted Zones in Route53
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Creating a Public Hosted Zone in Route53 (16:01)
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What are Records in a Hosted Zone in Route53
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What is Routing Policy in Hosted Zone (10:35)
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Creating a Record in a Hosted Zone (19:36)
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Creating a Private Hosted Zone in Route53 (11:57)
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Configuring Query Logging for a Hosted Zone (10:43)
AWS ACM
AWS EFS
AWS Cost Calculator
AWS Directory Service
AWS Web Application Firewall(WAF)
AWS Billing and Cost Management
AWS Real-Time Use Cases and Best Practices
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Understanding Regions and Availability Zones in Real-Time (11:01)
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Connect to Your Amazon Linux EC2 Instance Using Session Manager (25:24)
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Connect to Your Amazon Windows EC2 Instance Using Session Manager (27:42)
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Different Ways to Connect to Linux Servers Using PEM, SSM, Username and Password (14:51)
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Different Ways to Connect to Windows Servers Using PEM, Active Directory (AD), SSM (AWS Systems Manager) (12:34)
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Creating Customized Amazon Machine Images (AMIs) (23:44)
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Standardized Server Naming Convention for Multiple Environments in Realtime (12:23)
