Great Course for the Beginner to AWS Monitoring and Management Capabilities
What you'll learn
Optimize the environment to ensure maximum performance
Identify performance bottlenecks and implement solutions.
Identify potential issues on a given application deployment
Students will gain significant insight into the exam and also over 40 Test Tips
Requirements
Someone new to AWS
Someone with under 1 year of AWS Systems Operations Experience
Description
This course can cover several purposes around monitoring resources using Cloudwatch and also using other resources. The course also covers in detail Domain 3.0 of AWS System Operations Exam. So if your thinking of taking the hardest Associate exam this will certainly help in Domain 3.0. 3 Domain 3.0: Analysis3.1 Optimize the environment to ensure maximum performance3.2 Identify performance bottlenecks and implement remedies3.3 Identify potential issues on a given application deploymentAmazon CloudWatch is a monitoring service for AWS cloud resources and the applications you run on AWS. You can use Amazon CloudWatch to collect and track metrics, collect and monitor log files, set alarms, and automatically react to changes in your AWS resources. Amazon CloudWatch can monitor AWS resources such as Amazon EC2 instances, Amazon DynamoDB tables, and Amazon RDS DB instances, as well as custom metrics generated by your applications and services, and any log files your applications generate. CloudWatch collects monitoring and operational data in the form of logs, metrics, and events, and visualizes it using automated dashboards so you can get a unified view of your AWS resources, applications, and services that run in AWS and on-premises. You can correlate your metrics and logs to better understand the health and performance of your resources. You can also create alarms based on metric value thresholds you specify, or that can watch for anomalous metric behavior based on machine learning algorithms. To take action quickly, you can set up automated actions to notify you if an alarm is triggered and automatically start auto scaling, for example, to help reduce mean-time-to-resolution. You can also dive deep and analyze your metrics, logs, and traces, to better understand how to improve application performance.You can use Amazon CloudWatch to gain system-wide visibility into resource utilization, application performance, and operational health. You can use these insights to react and keep your application running smoothlyOver 150 Pages of content included with over 40 Test Tips Slides
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 AWS Course Monitoring Overview
Lecture 2 Introduction to AWS Sysops Exam (For those interested)
Lecture 3 Course Material Download
Section 2: Cloudwatch
Lecture 4 Cloudwatch Overview
Lecture 5 Cloudwatch Demo
Lecture 6 Cloudwatch Roles Demo
Lecture 7 Cloudwatch Logging Overview
Section 3: AWS Resource Management
Lecture 8 EC2
Lecture 9 AWS Spot Instance
Lecture 10 AWS VPC
Lecture 11 EBS Instances
Lecture 12 S3 Buckets
Lecture 13 Application Monitoring
Lecture 14 Elastic Beanstalk Monitoring
Lecture 15 SNS Messaging
Lecture 16 Event Customization
Lecture 17 Centralizing Resource Management
Lecture 18 Dashboards
Lecture 19 Dashboard Events
Lecture 20 Event Driven Monitoring
Lecture 21 Billing Alerts
Lecture 22 Elastic Load Balancer
Lecture 23 Security Groups
Lecture 24 Trusted Adviser Can Help
Lecture 25 RDS Monitoring
Lecture 26 Autoscaling
Lecture 27 Best Practices
Lecture 28 Route 53
Lecture 29 AWS Compliance
Section 4: 3rd Party Tools
Lecture 30 Rightscale Cloud Comparison Tool
Lecture 31 Rightscale Platform
Section 5: Bonus Lecture - Comparing AWS to GCP Certifications
Lecture 32 Comparing AWS to GCP Certifications
AWS Professional Intermediate level,AWS New User,Someone studying for AWS SysOps Exam


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