Preparation Strategies: AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner Exam
Exam Preparation Resources
• Training can help you advance your technical skills and learn best practices for working with AWS.
• To build foundational knowledge:
- AWS Cloud Practitioner Essentials
Digital | 4.5 hours
- AWS Cloud Practitioner Essentials
Classroom | 1 day
• Broaden your technical understanding with whitepapers written by the AWS team, independent analysts, and AWS partners.
• STUDY TIP: Focus on the following whitepapers.
• Overview of Amazon Web Service|| Architecting for the Cloud: AWS Best Practices ||How AWS Pricing Works || Compare AWS Support Plans
Exam Strategies
- Read both the question and the answer in full one time through.
- Identify the features mentioned in the answers.
- Identify text in the question that implies certain AWS features.
Examples: required 1OPS, data retrieval times.
- Pay attention to qualifying clauses (e.g, "in the most cost-effective way," "will best fulfill"); these clauses may eliminate certain answers.
- Eliminate obviously wrong answers to narrow the selection of possible right
Cloud Concepts: Review
- Amazon CloudWatch: Have complete visibility of your cloud resources and applications
- Elastic Load Balancing Application Auto Scaling: Deploy highly available applications that scale with demand
- AWS Database Services: Run SQL or NoSQL databases without the management overhead.
- AWS CloudFormation: Programmatically deploy repeatable infrastructure.
- AWS Elastic Beanstalk: Deploy your application in the simplest way possible
- AWS Direct Connect: Provision a dedicated network connection from your premises to AWS
- Amazon Route 53: Run a highly available and scalable Domain Name System (DNS) web service.
- AWS Lambda: Run code without managing servers
- Amazon CloudFront: Deliver your content across a massively scaled and globally available network
Cloud Concepts: Review
• With a pay-as-you-go pricing, cloud services platform AWS delivers: Compute power Storage Database services Other resources
Regions and Availability Zones are more highly available, fault-tolerant, and Scalable than traditional datacentre infrastructures.
AWS supports three different management interfaces to access your account: Web-based AWS Management Console (mobile app as well) .CLI SDKs
Security: Review
• Security is the highest priority at AWS. • The Shared Responsibility Model defines security responsibilities between AWS and the Customer. • IAM controls access to AWS services and resources securely. • Amazon Inspector assesses the security of your AWS resources. • AWS Shield protects applications running on AWS against DDoS attacks. • AWS security assurance programs help customers maintain security and data compliance.
Domain 3: Exam Outline
• 3.1 Define methodology of deploying and operating in the AWS Cloud • 3.2 Define the AWS global infrastructure • 3.3 Identify the core AWS services • 3.4 Identify resources for technology support