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Providing Technical Support for AWS Workloads

Oksana Hoeckele and Seph Robinson

As a cloud consultant, you might be working with companies of various sizes. Based on a company’s unique business needs, you might be responsible for evaluating their existing business solutions and offering more efficient cloud resources. In this course, you'll understand the types of services available and their capabilities and know how to appropriately map the right solution for each unique use case. You'll gain familiarity with the AWS cloud infrastructure, support methods, and mitigation techniques. The course begins with a review of AWS infrastructure, including a review of the foundational compute, networking, storage and database services. You'll then get introduced to the troubleshooting mindset and learn about the tools available and the importance of making a plan. You'll then get the details on troubleshooting with AWS services (Amazon EC2, Amazon Lambda, Amazon VPC) before closing the course with preventative controls and scenarios when using Amazon S3, Amazon RDS, AWS IAM, and AWS Organizations. By completion of this course, you'll be well-versed in listening to a customer's cloud technology concerns and how to best position the most efficient and cost-effective solution.

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Syllabus

Module 1: Troubleshoot Cloud-Related Issues
Welcome to the first module of Providing Technical Support for AWS Workloads. In this module, you gain the fundamental knowledge and skills necessary to troubleshoot cloud-related issues. You begin the module by reviewing the basics of the AWS infrastructure. After that, you learn about AWS Support methods and how to identify paths that work best for your customers’ needs. Lastly, you examine troubleshooting techniques and resources. As part of this process, you also find out how to contact AWS Support and use available resources to search for answers.
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Module 2: Troubleshooting AWS Services
In this module, you focus on troubleshooting AWS services, such as Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud service (Amazon EC2), AWS Lambda, and Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (Amazon VPC). For each service, you evaluate common challenges that users might experience. Then, you explore real-life troubleshooting scenarios, identify the root cause of issues, and implement effective solutions.
Module 3: Topical Customer Scenarios
In this module, you continue to explore how to troubleshoot scenarios. This time, you define preventative measures that you can take to avoid encountering common issues in Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3), Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS), AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM), and AWS Organizations. You review various scenarios where users experience issues, and then identify tools and methods to help these users resolve the issues. You also learn about best practices to prevent potential challenges.

Good to know

Know what's good
, what to watch for
, and possible dealbreakers
Explores AWS infrastructure, which is standard in cloud computing
Develops troubleshooting skills and knowledge, which are core skills for resolving technical issues
Taught by Oksana Hoeckele and Seph Robinson, who are experienced cloud consultants
Provides a comprehensive study of AWS troubleshooting best practices
Examines AWS services such as EC2, Lambda, VPC, and S3, which are highly relevant to cloud computing
May require experience with cloud computing concepts

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Learners who complete Providing Technical Support for AWS Workloads will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:
IT Support Specialist
If you take the position of IT Support Specialist, one of your top roles is to provide technical support for cloud-related issues, which you will learn how to do in this course. You will learn the basics of the AWS infrastructure, and how to deal with AWS Support methods, such as making plans to solve technical issues and identifying paths that work best for customers’ needs.
Network Engineer
As a Network Engineer, you will need to troubleshoot AWS services, such as Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud service (Amazon EC2), AWS Lambda, and Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (Amazon VPC). This course may be helpful, as you will learn about these services and how to identify and solve root causes of issues.
Systems Administrator
In the role of Systems Administrator, you will need to have knowledge of how to troubleshoot scenarios and implement preventative measures to avoid encountering common issues. This course covers preventative measures you can take to avoid encountering common issues in Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3), Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS), AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM), and AWS Organizations. These are important to learn in order to be successful in this role.
Cloud Architect
If you become a Cloud Architect, you will need to understand the types of services available for cloud-related issues and their capabilities. You will also need to know how to map the right solution for each unique use case. This course covers these topics and can help you build a foundation as a Cloud Architect.
DevOps Engineer
DevOps Engineers troubleshoot cloud-related issues as one of their main job duties. This course is helpful in understanding the troubleshooting techniques and resources needed to solve these issues, along with helping you build a foundation in the AWS infrastructure. These skills will help you enter and advance within DevOps.
Cloud Security Analyst
You will need a solid understanding of the AWS infrastructure and how to troubleshoot AWS services in order to be successful as a Cloud Security Analyst. This course covers these topics, and can help you build the knowledge you will need to be successful in this role.
Cloud Solutions Architect
One of your main duties as a Cloud Solutions Architect is to evaluate existing business solutions and offer more efficient cloud resources to companies of various sizes. This course may be helpful, as it will help you understand the types of services available for cloud-related issues and their capabilities, so that you can offer the most efficient solutions to clients.
IT Consultant
As an IT Consultant, you will help companies solve technical support issues for AWS workloads. This course can help build a foundation in understanding the AWS infrastructure, along with troubleshooting techniques and resources, which can help you support clients with their cloud-related issues.
Software Developer
If you become a Software Developer, you will need to troubleshoot AWS services, such as Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud service (Amazon EC2), AWS Lambda, and Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (Amazon VPC). This course may be helpful, as you will learn about these services and how to identify and solve root causes of issues.
Database Administrator
Database Administrators need to have knowledge of how to prevent and troubleshoot common issues in Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS). This course covers preventative measures and troubleshooting techniques related to RDS, and can help you succeed as a Database Administrator.
Security Engineer
As a Security Engineer, you will need to have a solid understanding of the AWS infrastructure and how to troubleshoot AWS services. This course covers these topics, and can help you build the knowledge you will need to be successful in this role.
IT Manager
IT Managers need to understand how to troubleshoot cloud-related issues. This course covers troubleshooting techniques and resources which can help IT Managers be successful.
Technical Support Engineer
If you become a Technical Support Engineer, you will deal with providing technical support for cloud-related issues. This course can help you build a foundation for success in this role, as it will teach you the basics of the AWS infrastructure, AWS Support methods, and important troubleshooting techniques and resources.
Cloud Engineer
As a Cloud Engineer, you will need to have knowledge of how to troubleshoot cloud-related issues. This course covers troubleshooting techniques and resources which can help Cloud Engineers be successful.
Infrastructure Engineer
Infrastructure Engineers need to have knowledge of the AWS infrastructure and how to troubleshoot AWS services. This course can be helpful as it will teach you the basics of the AWS infrastructure and how to troubleshoot AWS services, such as Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud service (Amazon EC2), AWS Lambda, and Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (Amazon VPC).

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We've selected seven books that we think will supplement your learning. Use these to develop background knowledge, enrich your coursework, and gain a deeper understanding of the topics covered in Providing Technical Support for AWS Workloads.
Provides a detailed overview of troubleshooting AWS services, including Amazon EC2, Amazon Lambda, and Amazon VPC. It valuable resource for anyone looking to learn more about troubleshooting cloud-related issues.
Provides a collection of recipes for common AWS systems administration tasks, including managing users, groups, and permissions. It useful reference for anyone who is responsible for managing AWS environments.
Provides comprehensive coverage of the AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate (SAA-C02) exam objectives. It would be helpful as a reference to learners who are using this course to prepare for the exam.
Provides an overview of AWS services, including how to use them to build and manage cloud-based applications. It useful reference for anyone who is new to AWS.
Provides a comprehensive overview of cloud computing concepts and architecture, providing foundational knowledge for learners new to the field.

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