AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner CLF-C01 - 2020

Introduction to AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner CLF-C01 and Cloud Computing 8 lectures 56:51 Section 1-1 Introduction to AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner Certification Section 1-2 How to pass the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner Exam Section 1-3 Setup an AWS Free Tier Account Section 1-4 Setting Up Your Environment Section 1-5 Create a Billing Alarm Section 1-6 Introduction to Cloud Computing Section 1-7 Six Advantages of Cloud Computing Section 1-8 The AWS Global Infrastructure Introduction to AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner CLF-C01 and Cloud Computing 8 lectures 56:51 Section 1-1 Introduction to AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner Certification Section 1-2 How to pass the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner Exam Section 1-3 Setup an AWS Free Tier Account Section 1-4 Setting Up Your Environment Section 1-5 Create a Billing Alarm Section 1-6 Introduction to Cloud Computing Section 1-7 Six Advantages of Cloud Computing Section 1-8 The AWS Global Infrastructure Section 1-1 Introduction to AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner Certification Section 1-1 Introduction to AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner Certification Section 1-1 Introduction to AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner Certification Section 1-1 Introduction to AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner Certification Section 1-2 How to pass the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner Exam Section 1-2 How to pass the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner Exam Section 1-2 How to pass the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner Exam Section 1-2 How to pass the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner Exam Section 1-3 Setup an AWS Free Tier Account Section 1-3 Setup an AWS Free Tier Account Section 1-3 Setup an AWS Free Tier Account Section 1-3 Setup an AWS Free Tier Account Section 1-4 Setting Up Your Environment Section 1-4 Setting Up Your Environment Section 1-4 Setting Up Your Environment Section 1-4 Setting Up Your Environment Section 1-5 Create a Billing Alarm Section 1-5 Create a Billing Alarm Section 1-5 Create a Billing Alarm Section 1-5 Create a Billing Alarm Section 1-6 Introduction to Cloud Computing Section 1-6 Introduction to Cloud Computing Section 1-6 Introduction to Cloud Computing Section 1-6 Introduction to Cloud Computing Section 1-7 Six Advantages of Cloud Computing Section 1-7 Six Advantages of Cloud Computing Section 1-7 Six Advantages of Cloud Computing Section 1-7 Six Advantages of Cloud Computing Section 1-8 The AWS Global Infrastructure Section 1-8 The AWS Global Infrastructure Section 1-8 The AWS Global Infrastructure Section 1-8 The AWS Global Infrastructure AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) 5 lectures 54:46 Section 2-1 Introduction to AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) Section 2-2 Hands On Labs IAM Configuration Section 2-3 IAM Authorization and Policies Section 2-4 Hands On Labs IAM Roles and Policies Section 2-5 IAM Identity Federation AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) 5 lectures 54:46 Section 2-1 Introduction to AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) Section 2-2 Hands On Labs IAM Configuration Section 2-3 IAM Authorization and Policies Section 2-4 Hands On Labs IAM Roles and Policies Section 2-5 IAM Identity Federation Section 2-1 Introduction to AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) Section 2-1 Introduction to AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) Section 2-1 Introduction to AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) Section 2-1 Introduction to AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) Section 2-2 Hands On Labs IAM Configuration Section 2-2 Hands On Labs IAM Configuration Section 2-2 Hands On Labs IAM Configuration Section 2-2 Hands On Labs IAM Configuration Section 2-3 IAM Authorization and Policies Section 2-3 IAM Authorization and Policies Section 2-3 IAM Authorization and Policies Section 2-3 IAM Authorization and Policies Section 2-4 Hands On Labs IAM Roles and Policies Section 2-4 Hands On Labs IAM Roles and Policies Section 2-4 Hands On Labs IAM Roles and Policies Section 2-4 Hands On Labs IAM Roles and Policies Section 2-5 IAM Identity Federation Section 2-5 IAM Identity Federation Section 2-5 IAM Identity Federation Section 2-5 IAM Identity Federation Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3), Storage Gateway and Snowball 5 lectures 01:00:59 Section 3-1 Introduction to Amazon Simple Storage Service S3 - Part 1 Section 3-2 Introduction to Amazon Simple Storage Service - Part 2 Section 3-3 Create an S3 Bucket - Hands-On Labs Section 3-4 Amazon S3 Static Website Hosting In this lesson, we learn how to configure am Amazon S3 Bucket to host static websites. The resources section include an index.html, error.html file and a jpg image. Download these files to a folder on your desktop. Create a new S3 bucket and ensure that block public access is set to off. Next, upload the error.html and the image to your bucket ensuring that they have Public Access set to enabled. You should then make a note of the bucket name and the image name with extension. Next, edit your index.html file which you download to correct the img src tag section as shown below. Then save the file and upload it to the S3 bucket. Follow the on-screen demo in the video to test your static website. <html> <title>Welcome to IaaS Academy</title> <body> <center> <h1>Preparing for the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner Exam</h1><p> <!–– In the Img tag below, ensure that you first create a bucket and upload the image in the resource section to that bucket. Then ensure that you type in the correct bucketname and the image filename with the jpg extension in the IMG tag below ––> <img src="https://yourbucketname.s3.amazonaws.com/awscloudpractitioner.jpg" alt="AWS Practice Exams"> </center> </body></html> Section 3-5 AWS Storage Gateway and Snowball Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3), Storage Gateway and Snowball. 5 lectures 01:00:59 Section 3-1 Introduction to Amazon Simple Storage Service S3 - Part 1 Section 3-2 Introduction to Amazon Simple Storage Service - Part 2 Section 3-3 Create an S3 Bucket - Hands-On Labs Section 3-4 Amazon S3 Static Website Hosting In this lesson, we learn how to configure am Amazon S3 Bucket to host static websites. The resources section include an index.html, error.html file and a jpg image. Download these files to a folder on your desktop. Create a new S3 bucket and ensure that block public access is set to off. Next, upload the error.html and the image to your bucket ensuring that they have Public Access set to enabled. You should then make a note of the bucket name and the image name with extension. Next, edit your index.html file which you download to correct the img src tag section as shown below. Then save the file and upload it to the S3 bucket. Follow the on-screen demo in the video to test your static website. <html> <title>Welcome to IaaS Academy</title> <body> <center> <h1>Preparing for the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner Exam</h1><p> <!–– In the Img tag below, ensure that you first create a bucket and upload the image in the resource section to that bucket. Then ensure that you type in the correct bucketname and the image filename with the jpg extension in the IMG tag below ––> <img src="https://yourbucketname.s3.amazonaws.com/awscloudpractitioner.jpg" alt="AWS Practice Exams"> </center> </body></html> Section 3-5 AWS Storage Gateway and Snowball Section 3-1 Introduction to Amazon Simple Storage Service S3 - Part 1 Section 3-1 Introduction to Amazon Simple Storage Service S3 - Part 1 Section 3-1 Introduction to Amazon Simple Storage Service S3 - Part 1 Section 3-1 Introduction to Amazon Simple Storage Service S3 - Part 1 Section 3-2 Introduction to Amazon Simple Storage Service - Part 2 Section 3-2 Introduction to Amazon Simple Storage Service - Part 2 Section 3-2 Introduction to Amazon Simple Storage Service - Part 2 Section 3-2 Introduction to Amazon Simple Storage Service - Part 2 Section 3-3 Create an S3 Bucket - Hands-On Labs Section 3-3 Create an S3 Bucket - Hands-On Labs Section 3-3 Create an S3 Bucket - Hands-On Labs Section 3-3 Create an S3 Bucket - Hands-On Labs Section 3-4 Amazon S3 Static Website Hosting In this lesson, we learn how to configure am Amazon S3 Bucket to host static websites. The resources section include an index.html, error.html file and a jpg image. Download these files to a folder on your desktop. Create a new S3 bucket and ensure that block public access is set to off. Next, upload the error.html and the image to your bucket ensuring that they have Public Access set to enabled. You should then make a note of the bucket name and the image name with extension. Next, edit your index.html file which you download to correct the img src tag section as shown below. Then save the file and upload it to the S3 bucket. Follow the on-screen demo in the video to test your static website (Optional) Section 4-3 IP Addresses and Subnetting - Part 1 (Optional) ...