Getting Started with AWS DevOps from Coursera

Getting Started with AWS DevOps Course is the first course of the Exam Prep: AWS Certified DevOps Engineer - Professional Specialization. This course is designed to describe the basics of AWS DevOps using multiple AWS services. This course includes an overview of Compute, Management & Governance, and Serverless related AWS services. This course is basically divided into three modules and each module is further segmented by Lessons and Video Lectures. This course facilitates learners with approximately 3:00-3:30 Hours of Video lectures that provide both Theory and Hands-On knowledge. Also, Graded and Ungraded Quizzes are provided with every module in order to test the ability of learners.

Module 1: Introduction to AWS DevOps Professional Certification.

Module 2: Introduction to Configuration Management Services

Module 3: Introduction to Monitoring and Logging Services

Minimum 2 years of experience in operating, provisioning, and managing AWS environment. Candidates with a basic knowledge of AWS services can take this course and prepare for the AWS DevOps Professional exam. By the end of this course, a learner will be able to:

- Demonstrate the concepts of High Availability and Scaling in AWS.

- Analyze the basics of Configuration Management in AWS.

- Describe the basics of Monitoring and Logging in AWS.

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Introduction to AWS DevOps Professional Certification

Welcome to Week 1 of the Getting Started with AWS DevOps Course. In this week, we’ll explore the basic requirement of the AWS DevOps Professional Certification exam. We will also explore the basics of scalability, databases and caching services of AWS.

Introduction to Configuration Management Services

Welcome to Week 2 of the Getting Started with AWS DevOps Course. This week, we’ll explore resource provisioning and configuration management related services in AWS. We will also learn services to configure serverless applicationsin AWS.

Introduction to Monitoring and Logging Services

Welcome to Week 3 of the Getting Started with AWS DevOps Course. This week, we’ll explore monitoring and logging with storing and processing log data related services in AWS. We will also learn AWS services focusing on collection, aggregation, and auditing of logs and metrics to detect issues.

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Teaches AWS DevOps basics through multiple AWS services, making it a good starting point for beginners in the field

Provides hands-on knowledge through video lectures and graded quizzes, enhancing practical understanding

Covers essential topics such as configuration management, monitoring, and logging, providing a solid foundation for AWS DevOps

Assumes basic knowledge of AWS services, making it suitable for individuals with prior experience in AWS

Requires at least 2 years of experience in operating, provisioning, and managing AWS environments, which may limit accessibility for less experienced learners

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Review AWS CLI

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Reviewing AWS CLI will help students familiarize themselves with the command-line interface used to interact with AWS services.

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Go to the AWS CLI documentation.
Read through the getting started guide.
Install the AWS CLI.
Run some basic commands to get familiar with the syntax.

Review AWS Lambda

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Reviewing AWS Lambda will help students understand the concept of serverless computing and how to develop and deploy serverless applications.

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Go to the AWS Lambda documentation.
Read through the getting started guide.
Create a new Lambda function.
Deploy the function.
Test the function.

Review AWS CloudFormation

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Reviewing AWS CloudFormation will help students understand how to define and provision cloud infrastructure using code, enabling them to automate and manage their infrastructure more efficiently.

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Go to the AWS CloudFormation documentation.
Read through the getting started guide.
Create a new CloudFormation template.
Deploy the template.
Test the deployment.

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Practice creating and managing AWS EC2 instances

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Practicing creating and managing EC2 instances will help students develop the skills necessary to provision and manage cloud infrastructure.

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Log in to the AWS console.
Create a new EC2 instance.
Connect to the instance using SSH.
Install some software on the instance.
Terminate the instance.

Develop a cloud architecture diagram

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Identify the components of the system.
Draw a diagram of the components and their relationships.
Label the diagram with appropriate information.
Share the diagram with others for feedback.

Participate in an AWS hackathon

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Participating in an AWS hackathon will provide students with an opportunity to apply their skills and knowledge in a real-world setting and collaborate with other developers to solve a specific problem.

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Find an AWS hackathon.
Register for the hackathon.
Develop a solution to the hackathon challenge.
Submit your solution.

Develop a DevOps pipeline using AWS CodePipeline

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Developing a DevOps pipeline using AWS CodePipeline will help students automate the software development process, enabling them to deliver code changes more quickly and efficiently.

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Create a new CodePipeline pipeline.
Add source stage to the pipeline.
Add build stage to the pipeline.
Add test stage to the pipeline.
Add deploy stage to the pipeline.

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Cloud Architect

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Security Engineer

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Network Engineer

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Software Engineer

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Database Administrator

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Quality Assurance Engineer

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Product Manager

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Project Manager

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Technical Writer

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IT Manager

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