DevLustro Certified Cloud Architect – Training Course

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Priya Nair Cloud Solutions Architect

Acquire Key Cloud Skills: Master Cloud Architecture, Earn Certification, Launch Your Cloud Computing Career! Our comprehensive DevLustro Certified Cloud Architect training program ensures you’re equipped with in-demand skills across leading cloud platforms. The AWS Cloud – Solutions Architect Associate (SAA-C02) course, provides in-depth knowledge of AWS services and architecture. The Google Cloud Associate Course and Microsoft Azure Administrator (AZ-104) Course ,  cover essential concepts and administrative tasks for their respective platforms. Upon completing these courses, you receive 100% placement assurance , paving the way for promising career opportunities in cloud architecture. Course was selected for our collection of top-rated courses trusted by businesses worldwide.

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Course Description

Acquire Key Cloud Skills: Master Cloud Architecture, Earn Certification, Launch Your Cloud Computing Career! Our comprehensive Elysium Certified Cloud Architect training program ensures you’re equipped with in-demand skills across leading cloud platforms. The AWS Cloud – Solutions Architect Associate (SAA-C02) course, provides in-depth knowledge of AWS services and architecture. The Google Cloud Associate Course and Microsoft Azure Administrator (AZ-104) Course ,  cover essential concepts and administrative tasks for their respective platforms. Upon completing these courses, you receive 100% placement assurance , paving the way for promising career opportunities in cloud architecture. Course was selected for our collection of top-rated courses trusted by businesses worldwide.

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Gain expertise in designing scalable and resilient cloud architectures.

Understand and apply cloud governance, compliance, and best practices.

Develop practical skills through hands-on labs and real-world cloud deployment simulations.

Cloud Architecture is the foundation that supports scalable and resilient cloud solutions.

Cloud Governance ensures that cloud resources are compliant and secure.

Cloud Architecture is the substructure on which modern digital transformation initiatives are built.

Course Goals

  • Master cloud architecture fundamentals, including cloud infrastructure, service models, and deployment strategies.
  • Dive into advanced concepts such as cloud security, cost management, and performance optimization.
  • Learn to implement and manage cloud solutions on major platforms like AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud.

Future Scope of this Course

  • Recognized worldwide

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  • Elysium Certified Cloud Architect – Training Course
  • Personalized coordinator.
  • Trainer feedback.
  • Trainer availability post sessions.
  • Get your staff certified.
  • Certificate from governing bodies.

Our Training Program Benefits

  • Real-world Cloud Projects
  • Hands on assignment
  • Cloud Architects design and implement cloud strategies that deliver meaningful business outcomes.
  • Curriculum that focuses on the learner.
  • Live, interactive training by DevLustro experts.
  • Curriculum aligned with current industry practices.
  • Portfolio / project support for real-world use.
01Chapter-1 Get Started With Aws
  • 01.01What is Cloud?
  • 01.02Types of Cloud Deployment models
  • 01.03Cloud Services
  • 01.04Public cloud types
  • 01.05AWS overview
  • 01.06AWS Regions & Zones
  • 01.07Introduction to AWS Management Console
  • 01.08AWS services
02Chapter-2 Initiated Amazon Web Services
  • 02.01Assistance Global utilities
  • 02.02Get work with service quotas
  • 02.03Hands on in Comparing Savings Plans & a Quick look at Aws.Compile Optimizer Dashboard
  • 02.04Budget billing dashboard
  • 02.05Budget categories
  • 02.06Security Credentials
  • 02.07Access management console
  • 02.08Work protocol IAM
  • 02.09Hands on Cost Explorer
  • 02.10Aws Purchasing option
  • 02.11Cost management Introduction
  • 02.12Service quotas & Throttling in Axis
03Chapter-3 Elastic Compute Cloud (Ec2)
  • 03.01What is EC2?
  • 03.02Define AMI
  • 03.03Launch Amazon EC2 instance
  • 03.04Configure Security groups
  • 03.05PEM & PPK
  • 03.06Commit Linux terminal commands
  • 03.07Add volume in EC2 Linux
  • 03.08Deploy Windows server instance
  • 03.09Scenario based architecture
  • 03.10Connect to an EC2 Instance by Using RDP
  • 03.11Managing licensing & cost in EC2
  • 03.12Migrating AWS with Snowball and Outposts
  • 03.13Advanced EC2 networking & connectivity options
04Chapter-4 Amazon Elastic Block Store
  • 04.01Managing data retention and classification in AWS
  • 04.02Data Recovery options on AWS
  • 04.03Features of Amazon EBS
  • 04.04Modify EBS volumes
  • 04.05Encrypting EBS volumes for security
  • 04.06Take Snapshots
  • 04.07Restore Snapshots
  • 04.08Convert into AMI
  • 04.09Deploy cross region instance from AMI
  • 04.10Managing AMI
  • 04.11Protecting your data with AWS backups
  • 04.12Working with Instance stores in AWS
  • 04.13Amazon fully managed file system service
  • 04.14Understanding EFS: Amazon's Elastic file system
05Chapter-5 Instance Categories
  • 05.01Distinguish between reboot, stop and terminate
  • 05.02Define spot instances
  • 05.03Brief about saving plans
  • 05.04What are reserved instances
  • 05.05Detail about capacity reservation
  • 05.06Instance types
06Chapter-6 Scalable Storage Service (S3)
  • 06.01Configure S3 Bucket & website upload option with S3
  • 06.02Amazon S3
  • 06.03Sharing & Accessing S3 objects with presigned URLS & Access point
  • 06.04What is object storage?
  • 06.05Managing object life cycle & versioning in S3
  • 06.06Define Scalable Storage in the cloud
  • 06.07Characteristic Versioning & encryption
  • 06.08Deploy buckets using S3
  • 06.09Analyse your storage
  • 06.10Cross-region replications process
  • 06.11Hosting static website with Amazon S3
  • 06.12Enhancing security & Access control in
  • 06.13Understanding different storage classes in S3
  • 06.14Storing log files into S3 buckets
07Chapter-7 Iam (Identity Access Management)
  • 07.01What is IAM?
  • 07.02Building a secure IAM strategy
  • 07.03Create users & groups
  • 07.04User access key id & secret access key id
  • 07.05Deploy default policies
  • 07.06IAM policies, IAM Roles
  • 07.07Configure Customized policies
  • 07.08Organize bucket policies
  • 07.09Best practices for Root and IAM users
  • 07.10Managing access across multiple AWS accounts
  • 07.11Access key, secret access key CLI
08Chapter-8 Aws Network & Security
  • 08.01Elastic IP address?
  • 08.02Public IP, Private IP
  • 08.03CIDR value monitoring with VPC flow logs
  • 08.04Subnetting
  • 08.05Deploy new VPC
  • 08.06Create Subnets
  • 08.07Deploy Route tables
  • 08.08Configure Internet gateways
  • 08.09VPC Peering?
  • 08.10Define NAT
  • 08.11Private communication with VPC Endpoint
  • 08.12Create 2-time Architecture
  • 08.13Create 3-time Architecture using Upc
09Chapter-9 Design Secure Workloads & Applications
  • 09.01Designing VPC Architectures with Security components (for Example - Security groups, Route tables, network ACLS, NAT Gateways)
  • 09.02Determining Network segmentation strategies (for example, using public subnets & Private Subnets)
  • 09.03Configure Internet Gateways
  • 09.04Configure NAT Gateway for Internet Access
10Chapter-10 Aws High-Availability
  • 10.01Define Load Balancer
  • 10.02What is Auto Scaling?
  • 10.03Auto Scaling Policies
  • 10.04Deploy Application Load Balancer
  • 10.05Configure Target Groups
  • 10.06Take AMI
  • 10.07Create Auto Scaling Configuration
  • 10.08Configure Auto Scaling Groups
  • 10.09Creating a Launch Template
  • 10.10Horizontal vs Vertical Scaling
11Chapter-11 Aws Databases
  • 11.01Define RDS?
  • 11.02Connect database for -time architecture.
  • 11.03What is Dynamo?
  • 11.04Understanding Dynamo DB
  • 11.05Create MYSQL Database instance
  • 11.06Access through client machine
  • 11.07Create Dynamo Db
  • 11.08Backup Dynamo Db
  • 11.09What is Amazon Aurora?
  • 11.10Implementing read replicas with RDS
  • 11.11Selecting the best DB engine for your need
12Chapter-12 Aws Monitoring & sns
  • 12.01Sending notification with Amazon SNS
  • 12.02Create Events & Schedule works
  • 12.03Monitoring memory & disk metrics
  • 12.04Collect and Track metrics
  • 12.05Configure Alarm & assign SNS
  • 12.06Define Cloud Trail
  • 12.07Ordering message with Amazon SQS
  • 12.08Handling failed message with dead-letter queues in SQS
  • 12.09Message queuing with Amazon SQS
13Chapter-13 Amazon Route 53
  • 13.01Define Route 53
  • 13.02What is DNS?
  • 13.03Define Traffic flow
  • 13.04Create hosted zone
  • 13.05Purchasing domain names
  • 13.06Mapping IP address to domain name
  • 13.07Hosting application using domain name
14Chapter-14 Aws Application Services
  • 14.01a. Define LAMDA
  • 14.02b. What is Elastic Beanstalk?
15Chapter-15 Data Security Options
  • 15.01Monitoring metrics with Amazon Managed Service
  • 15.02Cloud Watch Monitoring
  • 15.03Auditing AWS activities with AWS CloudTrail
  • 15.04CloudWatch Alarms/Alerts
  • 15.05Security Hub
  • 15.06NACLS or Security Groups
16Chapter-16 Serverless
  • 16.01When to use containers
  • 16.02How to migrate applications into containers
  • 16.03Building GraphQL APIs with AWS AppSync
  • 16.04Scaling database with Amazon Aurora Serverless
  • 16.05Running containers anywhere with Amazon ECS & EKS anywhere
  • 16.06Storing & deploying container images with Amazon ECR
17Chapter-17 Setting Up Cloud Projects And Accounts
  • 17.01Creating a resource hierarchy.
  • 17.02Applying organizational policies to the resource hierarchy.
  • 17.03Granting members IAM roles within a project.
  • 17.04Managing users and groups in Cloud Identity (manually and automated).
  • 17.05Enabling APIs within projects.
  • 17.06Provisioning and setting up products in Google Cloud's operations suite.
18Chapter-18 Managing Billing Configuration
  • 18.01Creating one or more billing accounts.
  • 18.02Linking projects to a billing account.
  • 18.03Establishing billing budgets and alerts.
  • 18.04Setting up billing exports.
  • 18.05Installing and configuring the command line interface (CLI) specifically the cloud SDK log setting the default project.
19Chapter-19 Planning And Configuring Compute Resources
  • 19.01Promising and estimating google cloud product using the price calculator.
  • 19.02Selecting appropriate compute choices for a given workload (e.g., Compute Engine, Google Kubernetes Engine, Cloud Run, Cloud Functions).
  • 19.03Using pre-emptible VMs and custom machine types as appropriate.
20Chapter-20 Planning And Configuring Data
  • 20.01Product choice (e.g., Cloud SQL, Big Query, Fire store, Cloud Spanner, Cloud Bigtable)
  • 20.02Choosing storage options (e.g., Zonal persistent disk, Regional balanced persistent disk, Standard, Nearline, Coldline, Archive)
21Chapter-21 Planning And Configuring Network Resources
  • 21.01Differentiating load balancing options
  • 21.02Identifying resource locations in a network for availability
  • 21.03Configuring Cloud DNS
22Chapter-22 Deploying And Implementing Compute Engine Resources
  • 22.01Launching a compute instance using the Google Cloud console and Cloud SDK (gcloud) (e.g., assign disks, availability policy, SSH keys).
  • 22.02Creating an autoscaled managed instance group using an instance template.
  • 22.03Generating/uploading a custom SSH key for instances.
  • 22.04Installing and configuring the Cloud Monitoring and Logging Agent.
  • 22.05Assessing compute quotas and requesting increases.
23Chapter-23 Deploying And Implementing Google Kubernetes Engine Resourses
  • 23.01Installing and configuring the command line interface (CLI) for Kubernetes (kubectl).
  • 23.02Deploying a Google Kubernetes Engine cluster with different configurations including AutoPilot, regional clusters, private clusters, etc.
  • 23.03Deploying a containerized application to Google Kubernetes Engine
  • 23.04Configuring Google Kubernetes Engine monitoring and logging.
24Chapter-24 Deploying And Implementing Cloud Run And Cloud Functions Resources
  • 24.01Deploying an application and updating scaling configuration, versions, and traffic splitting.
  • 24.02Deploying an application that receives Google Cloud events (e.g., Pub/Sub events, Cloud Storage object change notification events).
25Chapter-25 Deploying And Implementing Data Solutions
  • 25.01Initializing data systems with products (e.g., Cloud SQL, Firestore, BigQuery, Cloud Spanner, Pub/Sub, Cloud Bigtable, Dataproc, Dataflow, Cloud Storage).
  • 25.02Loading data (e.g., command line upload, API transfer, import/export, load data from Cloud Storage, streaming data to Pub/Sub).
26Chapter-26 Deploying And Implementing Networking Resources
  • 26.01Creating a VPC with subnets (e.g., custom-mode VPC, shared VPC).
  • 26.02Launching a Compute Engine instance with custom network configuration (e.g., internal-only IP address, Google private access, static external and private IP address, network tags).
  • 26.03Creating ingress and egress firewall rules for a VPC (e.g., IP subnets, network tags, service accounts).
  • 26.04Creating a VPN between a Google VPC and an external network using Cloud VPN.
  • 26.05Creating a load balancer to distribute application network traffic to an application (e.g., Global HTTP(S) load balancer, Global SSL Proxy load balancer, Global TCP Proxy load balancer, regional network load balancer, regional internal load balancer).
27Chapter-27 Deploying A Solution Using Cloud Marketplace
  • 27.01Browsing the Cloud Marketplace catalog and viewing solution details.
  • 27.02Deploying a Cloud Marketplace solution.
28Chapter-28 Implementing Resources Via Infrastructure As Code
  • 28.01Building infrastructure via Cloud Foundation Toolkit templates and implementing best practices.
  • 28.02Installing and configuring Config Connector in Google Kubernetes Engine to create, update, delete, and secure resources.
29Chapter-29 Managing Compute Engine Resources
  • 29.01Managing a single VM instance (e.g., start, stop, edit the configuration, 02 or delete an instance).
  • 29.02Remotely connecting to the instance
  • 29.03Attaching a GPU to a new instance and installing necessary dependencies.
  • 29.04Viewing current running VM inventory (instance IDs, details).
  • 29.05Working with snapshots (e.g., create a snapshot from a VM, view snapshots, delete a snapshot).
  • 29.06Working with images (e.g., create an image from a VM or a snapshot, view images, delete an image).
  • 29.07Working with instance groups (e.g., set autoscaling parameters, assign instance template, create an instance template, remove instance group).
  • 29.08Working with management interfaces (e.g., Google Cloud console, Cloud Shell, Cloud SDK).
30Chapter-30 Managing Google Kubernetes Engine Resources
  • 30.01Viewing current running cluster inventory (nodes, pods, services).
  • 30.02Browsing Docker images and viewing their details in the Artifact Registry.
  • 30.03Working with node pools (e.g., add, edit, or remove a node pool).
  • 30.04Working with pods (e.g., add, edit, or remove pods).
  • 30.05Working with services (e.g., add, edit, or remove a service).
  • 30.06Working with stateful applications (e.g. persistent volumes, stateful sets).
  • 30.07Managing Horizontal and Vertical autoscaling configurations.
  • 30.08Working with management interfaces (e.g., Google Cloud console, Cloud Shell, Cloud SDK, kubectl).
31Chapter-31 Managing Cloud Run Resources
  • 31.01Adjusting application traffic- splitting parameters.
  • 31.02Setting scaling parameters for autoscaling instances.
  • 31.03Determining whether to run Cloud Run (fully managed) or Cloud Run for Anthos.
32Chapter-32 Managing Storage And Database Solutions
  • 32.01Managing and securing objects in and between Cloud Storage buckets.
  • 32.02Setting object lifecycle management policies for Cloud Storage buckets.
  • 32.03Executing queries to retrieve data from data instances (e.g., Cloud SQL, BigQuery, Cloud Spanner, Datastore, CloudBigtable).
  • 32.04Estimating costs of data storage resources.
  • 32.05Backing up and restoring database instances (e.g., Cloud SQL, Datastore).
  • 32.06Reviewing job status in Dataproc, Dataflow, or BigQuery.
33Chapter-33 Managing Network Resources
  • 33.01Adding a subnet to an existing VPC.
  • 33.02Expanding a subnet to have more IP addresses.
  • 33.03Reserving static external or internal IP addresses.
  • 33.04Working with CloudDNS, CloudNAT, Load Balancers, and firewall rules.
34Chapter-34 Monitoring And Logging
  • 34.01Creating Cloud Monitoring alerts based on resource metrics.
  • 34.02Creating and ingesting Cloud Monitoring custom metrics (e.g., from applications or logs).
  • 34.03Configuring log sinks to export logs to external systems (e.g., on-premises or BigQuery)
  • 34.04Configuring log routers.
  • 34.05Viewing and filtering logs in Cloud Logging.
  • 34.06Viewing specific log message details in Cloud Logging.Using cloud diagnostics to research an application issue (e.g., viewing Cloud Trace data, using Cloud Debug to view an application point-in-time).
  • 34.07Viewing Google Cloud status.
35Chapter-35 Managing Identity And Access Management (Iam)
  • 35.01Viewing IAM policies.
  • 35.02Creating IAM policies.
  • 35.03Managing the various role types and defining custom IAM roles (e.g., primitive, predefined, and custom).
36Chapter-36 Managing Service Accounts
  • 36.01Creating service accounts.
  • 36.02Using service accounts in IAM policies with minimum permissions.
  • 36.03Assigning service accounts to resources.
  • 36.04Viewing audit logs
  • 36.05Managing IAM of a service account.
  • 36.06Managing service account impersonation.
  • 36.07Creating and managing short-lived service account credentials.
37Chapter-37 Manage Azure Identities And Governance
  • 37.01Create users and groups
  • 37.02Manage licenses in Azure AD
  • 37.03Create administrative units
  • 37.04Manage user and group properties
  • 37.05Manage device settings and device identity
  • 37.06Perform bulk updates
  • 37.07Manage guest accounts
  • 37.08Configure self-service password reset
  • 37.09Create custom role-based access control (RBAC) and Azure AD roles
  • 37.10Provide access to Azure resources by assigning roles at different scopes
  • 37.11Interpret access assignments
38Chapter-38 Manage Azure Subscriptions And Governance
  • 38.01Configure and manage
  • 38.02Configure resource locks
  • 38.03Apply and manage tags on resources
  • 38.04Manage resource groups
  • 38.05Manage subscriptions
  • 38.06Manage costs by using alerts, budgets, and recommendatios
  • 38.07Configure management groups
39Chapter-39 Implement And Manage Storage
  • 39.01Configure network access to storage accounts
  • 39.02Create and configure storage accounts
  • 39.03Generate shared access signature tokens
  • 39.04Configure stored access policies
  • 39.05Manage access keys
  • 39.06Configure Azure AD authentication for a storage account
  • 39.07Configure storage encryption
  • 39.08Create import and export jobs
  • 39.09Manage data by using Azure Storage Explorer and AZ Copy
  • 39.10Implement Azure Storage redundancy
  • 39.11Configure object replication
  • 39.12Create an Azure file share
  • 39.13Configure Azure Blob Storage
  • 39.14Configure storage tiers
  • 39.15Configure blob lifecycle management
40Chapter-40 Deploy And Manage Azure Computer Resources
  • 40.01Modify an ARM template
  • 40.02Deploy a template
  • 40.03Save a deployment as an ARM template
  • 40.04Deploy virtual machine (VM) extensions
  • 40.05Create a VM
  • 40.06Manage images by using the Azure Compute Gallery
  • 40.07Configure Azure Disk Encryption
  • 40.08Move VMs from one resource group to another
  • 40.09Manage VM sizes
  • 40.10Add data disks
  • 40.11Configure VM network settings
  • 40.12Configure VM availability options
  • 40.13Deploy and configure VM scale sets
41Chapter-41 Create And Configure Containers
  • 41.01Configure sizing and scaling for Azure Container Instances
  • 41.02Configure container groups for Azure Container Instances
  • 41.03Create and configure Azure Container Apps
  • 41.04Configure storage for Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)
  • 41.05Configure scaling for AKS
  • 41.06Configure network connections for AKS
  • 41.07Upgrade an AKS cluster
  • 41.08Create an App Service plan
  • 41.09Configure scaling settings in an App Service plan
  • 41.10Create an App Service
  • 41.11Secure an App Service
  • 41.12Configure custom domain names
  • 41.13Configure backup for an App Service
  • 41.14Configure networking settings
  • 41.15Configure deployment settings
42Chapter-42 Configure And Manage Virtual Networking
  • 42.01Create and configure virtual networks and subnets
  • 42.02Create and configure virtual network peering
  • 42.03Configure private and public IP addresses
  • 42.04Configure user-defined network routes
  • 42.05Configure Azure DNS
  • 42.06Create and configure network security groups (NSGs) and application security groups (ASGs)
  • 42.07Evaluate effective security rules
  • 42.08Implement Azure Bastion
  • 42.09Configure service endpoints
  • 42.10Configure private endpoints
  • 42.11Configure Azure Application Gateway
  • 42.12Configure an internal or public load balancer
  • 42.13Troubleshoot load balancing
  • 42.14Monitor on-premises connectivity
  • 42.15Configure and use Azure Monitor for Networks
  • 42.16se Azure Network Watcher
  • 42.17Troubleshoot external networking
  • 42.18Troubleshoot virtual network connectivity
43Chapter-43 Monitor And Maintain Azure Resources
  • 43.01Configure and interpret metrics
  • 43.02Configure Azure Monitor Logs
  • 43.03Query and analyze logs
  • 43.04Set up alerts and actions
  • 43.05Configure monitoring of VMs, storage accounts, and networks by using VM insights
  • 43.06Create an Azure Recovery Services vault
  • 43.07Create an Azure Backup vault
  • 43.08Create and configure backup policy
  • 43.09Perform backup and restore operations by using Azure Backup
  • 43.10Configure Azure Site Recovery for Azure resources
  • 43.11Perform failover to a secondary region by using Azure Site Recovery
  • 43.12Configure and review backup reports

What is the AWS Cloud - Solutions Architect Associate (SAA-C02) Course offered by DevLustro Academy?

The AWS Cloud - Solutions Architect Associate (SAA-C02) Course at DevLustro Academy covers AWS core services, architecture best practices, and cloud security, preparing you for the AWS Solutions Architect Associate certification and a career in cloud architecture.

What makes DevLustro Academy the best AWS Solutions Architect training center near me?

DevLustro Academy is the top choice for AWS Solutions Architect training because of its expert instructors, hands-on labs, and a curriculum that thoroughly prepares you for AWS certification and cloud architecture roles.

What certification will I receive upon completing the course?

Upon successful completion, you will receive the DevLustro Certified Cloud Architect certification, which is recognized globally.

Are there any prerequisites for enrolling in this course?

Basic knowledge of IT systems and networking is beneficial but not mandatory.

How is the course delivered?

The course is delivered through a combination of online lectures, hands-on labs, real-world projects, and interactive sessions with instructors.

Will I have access to course materials after the course is completed?

Yes, you will have lifetime access to all course materials, including video lectures, assignments, and additional resources.

What kind of support is available during the course?

You will have access to a dedicated coordinator, regular feedback from trainers, and post-session support to address any questions or challenges.

Are there any real-world projects included in the course?

Yes, the course includes several real-world projects to provide practical experience and help you apply the concepts learned.

Can I get my team certified through this course?

Yes, we offer customized training programs for teams. Please contact our support team for more details on group certifications.

How can I enroll in the DevLustro Certified Cloud Architect course?

You can enroll through our website by completing the registration form and selecting your preferred course schedule. For assistance, our support team is always available.

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