Passed my AWS CCP exam today! This course and and two practice tests from exampro was all I used. Took 1 week and I watched the video on 1.5x speed and stopped to take notes. No previous experience in cloud.
Introdution 00:00 Meet Your Instructor 02:05 Is CCP right for me? 13:11 Exam Guide Walkthrough 15:47 Practice Exam Sample Cloud Concepts 17:35 What is Cloud Computing? 18:19 Evolution of Cloud Hosting 21:13 What is Amazon? 22:46 What is AWS? 25:28 What is a Cloud Service Provider? 27:24 Landscape of CSPs 30:05 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Cloud 33:28 AWS Services Preview 34:52 Evolution of Computing 40:00 Types of Cloud Computing 44:53 Cloud Computing Deployment Models Getting Started 46:57 Create an AWS Account 48:42 Create IAM User 56:23 AWS Region Selector 58:26 Overbilling Story 1:02:37 AWS Budgets 1:06:56 AWS Free Tier 1:09:43 Billing Alarm 1:14:23 Turning on MFA Digital Transformation 1:19:41 Innovation Waves 1:20:49 Burning Platform 1:21:31 Digital Transformation Checklist 1:22:48 Evolution of Computing Power 1:25:50 Amazon Braket The Benefits of Cloud 1:27:42 The Benefits of Cloud 1:29:37 The Six Advantages of Cloud 1:31:34 The Six Advantages of Cloud Doc Reference 1:32:17 The Seven Advantages of Cloud AWS Global Infrastructure 1:33:57 AWS Global Infrastructure Overview 1:34:52 AWS Global Infrastructure Follow Along 1:35:45 Regions 1:38:09 Regions vs Global Services 1:39:57 Availability Zones (AZs) 1:42:35 Regions vs AZ Visualized 1:43:42 Selecting Regions and AZs Follow Along 1:47:13 Fault Tolerance 1:50:44 AWS Global Network 1:52:33 Points of Presence (PoP) 1:53:36 Tier 1 1:54:14 AWS Services using PoPs 1:55:29 AWS Direct Connect 1:56:52 Direct Connect Location 1:57:26 AWS Local Zones 1:58:56 Wavelength Zones 1:59:59 Data Residency 2:02:37 AWS for Government 2:03:25 GovCloud 2:04:51 AWS in China 2:06:32 AWS in China Follow Along 2:07:30 Sustainability 2:09:20 Sustainability Follow Along 2:10:35 AWS Ground Station 2:11:54 AWS Outposts Cloud Architecture 2:14:30 Cloud Architecture Terminologies 2:16:18 High Availability 2:17:20 High Scalability 2:18:00 High Elasticity 2:18:53 Fault Tolerance 2:19:39 High Durability 2:20:17 Business Continuity Plan 2:21:22 Disaster Recovery Options 2:24:02 RTO Visualized 2:25:38 RPO Visualized 2:27:03 Architectural diagram examples 2:34:15 HA Follow Along Management and Development Tools 2:37:50 AWS API 2:39:48 AWS API Follow Along 2:42:04 AWS Management Console 2:42:55 AWS Management Follow Along 2:45:20 Service Console 2:46:23 Service Console Follow Along 2:49:41 AWS Account ID 2:50:45 AWS Account ID Follow Along 2:54:23 AWS Tools for PowerShell 2:55:28 AWS Tools fro PowerShell Follow Along 3:02:49 Amazon Resource Names 3:04:46 ARN Follow Along 3:07:06 AWS CLI 3:08:53 AWS CLI Follow Along 3:21:17 AWS SDK 3:22:04 AWS SDK Follow Along 3:37:05 AWS CloudShell 3:38:16 Infrastructure as Code (But says AWS CLI, maybe wrong) 3:39:45 CloudFormation 3:40:41 CloudFormation Follow Along 3:55:43 CDK 3:57:55 CDK Follow Along 4:06:35 AWS Toolkit for VSCode 4:07:48 Access Keys 4:10:08 Access Keys Follow Along 4:12:03 AWS Documentation 4:13:09 AWS Documentation Follow Along Shared Responsibility Model 4:15:22 Introduction to Shared Responsibility Model 4:16:22 AWS Shared Responsibility Model 4:19:55 Types of Cloud Responsibilities 4:22:11 Shared Responsibility for Compute 4:28:46 Shared Responsibility Model Alternate 4:33:05 Shared Responsibility Model Architecture Compute 4:34:19 EC2 Overview 4:35:59 VMs, Containers and Serverless 4:38:41 Compute Follow Along 4:58:04 High Performance Computing (HPC) 5:00:04 HPC Follow Along 5:16:26 Edge and Hybrid 5:18:10 Edge Computing Follow Along 5:25:58 Cost & Capacity Management Storage 5:27:47 Types of Storage Services 5:30:26 Introduction to S3 5:32:17 S3 Storage Classes 5:34:54 AWS Snow Family 5:36:51 Storage Services 5:40:10 S3 Follow Along 5:47:34 EBS Follow Along 5:50:24 EFS Follow Along 5:59:58 Snow Family Follow Along Databases 6:05:26 What is a Database 6:06:56 What is a data warehouse? 6:08:25 What is a key value store? 6:10:11 What is a document database? 6:11:08 NoSQL Database Services 6:12:59 Relational Database Services 6:15:48 Other Database Services 6:17:46 DynamoDB Follow Along 6:22:34 RDS Follow Along 6:28:51 Redshift Follow Along Networking 6:35:39 Cloud-Native Networking Services 6:37:07 Enterprise/Hybrid Networking Services 6:38:13 Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) & Subnets 6:39:49 Security Groups vs NACLs 6:41:07 Security Groups vs NACLs Follow Along 6:54:46 AWS CloudFront (FA) EC2 6:57:27 Introduction to EC2 6:59:00 EC2 Instance Families 7:01:43 EC2 Instance Types 7:03:29 Dedicated Host vs Dedicated Instances 7:05:33 EC2 Tenancy 7:06:17 Launch an EC2, SSH and Sessions Manager 7:26:33 Elastic IP 7:29:30 AMI and Launch Template 7:35:45 Launch an ASG 7:40:08 Launch an ALB 7:46:41 Cleanup EC2 Pricing Models 7:49:09 EC2 Pricing Models 7:51:18 On Demand 7:52:51 Reserved 7:56:07 RI Attributes 7:57:02 Regional and Zonal RI 7:58:18 RI Limits 7:59:24 Capacity Reservations 8:00:38 Standard vs Convertible RI 8:01:45 RI Marketplace 8:03:00 Spot 8:04:20 Dedicated 8:06:14 Savings Plan Identity 8:08:09 Zero-Trust Model 8:09:55 Zero-Trust on AWS 8:13:17 Zero-Trust on AWS with Third-Parties 8:15:00 Directory Service 8:16:18 Active Directory 8:17:28 Identity Providers 8:19:38 Single-Sign-On 8:20:26 LDAP 8:21:32 Multi-Factor-Authentication 8:22:26 Security Keys 8:23:43 AWS IAM 8:25:05 Anatomy of an IAM Policy 8:27:07 IAM Policies Follow Along 8:46:57 Principle-of-Least-Privilege 8:49:12 AWS Account Root User 8:52:31 AWS SSO Application Integration 8:53:53 Introduction to Application Integration 8:54:37 Queueing and SQS 8:55:46 Streaming and Kinesis 8:57:02 Pub-Sub and SNS 8:59:08 API Gateway and Amazon API Gateway 9:00:27 State Machines and AWS Step Functions 9:01:23 Event Bus and Amazon Event Bridge 9:03:17 Application Integration Services Containers 9:05:22 VMs vs Containers 9:07:49 What are Microservices? 9:09:21 Kuberenetes 9:10:41 Docker 9:12:21 Podman 9:13:23 Container Services Governance 9:16:09 Organizations and Accounts 9:18:48 AWS Control Tower 9:20:50 AWS Config 9:22:29 AWS Config Follow Along 9:30:15 AWS Quick Starts 9:31:04 AWS QuickStarts Follow Along 9:33:37 Tagging 9:34:43 Tag Name Follow Along 9:35:48 Resource Groups 9:36:38 Resource Groups Follow Along 9:42:25 Business Centric Services Provisioning 9:44:37 Provisioning Services 9:47:21 AWS Elastic Beanstalk 9:48:52 AWS Elastic Beanstalk Follow Along Serverless Services 10:05:31 What is Serverless? 10:07:51 Serverless Services Windows on AWS 10:10:01 Windows on AWS 10:11:45 EC2 Windows Follow Along 10:16:53 AWS License Manager Logging 10:16:53 Logging Service 10:20:07 AWS Cloud Trail 10:21:44 CloudWatch Alarm 10:22:42 Anatomy of an Alarm 10:23:49 Log Events 10:16:53 Log Insights 10:26:47 CloudWatch Metrics 10:27:29 AWS CloudTrail Follow Along ML, AI and Big Data 10:32:36 Introduction to ML and AI 10:34:28 AI and ML Services 10:37:52 BigData and Analytics Services 10:42:11 Amazon QuickSight 10:43:26 QuickSight Follow Along AWS Well-Architected Framework 10:52:48 AWS Well-Architected Framework 10:54:21 General Defintions 10:55:38 On Architecture 10:57:35 Amazon Leadership Principles 10:59:05 General Design Principles 11:00:54 Anatomy of a Pillar 11:01:59 Operational Excellence 11:03:17 Security 11:04:47 Reliability 11:05:54 Performance Efficiency 11:07:22 Cost Optimization 11:08:49 AWS Well-Architected-Tool 11:09:31 Well-Architected Framework and Tool- Follow Along 11:13:28 AWS Architecture Center TCO and Migration 11:13:28 TCO and Migration 11:14:33 Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) 11:17:40 CAPEX vs OPEX 11:19:07 Shifting-IT Personnel 11:20:43 AWS Pricing Calculator 11:21:45 AWS Pricing Calculator Follow Along 11:24:14 Migration Evaluator 11:25:00 VM Import Export 11:25:51 Database Migration Service 11:28:04 Cloud Adoption Framework Billing, Pricing and Support 11:30:35 AWS Free Services 11:31:32 AWS Support Plans 11:36:17 Technical Account Manager 11:38:04 AWS Support Follow Along 11:45:27 AWS Marketplace 11:46:26 AWS Marketplace Follow Along 11:47:41 Consolidated Billing 11:49:07 Consolidated Billing Volume Discounts 11:50:38 AWS Trusted Advisor 11:53:47 AWS Trusted Advisor Follow Along 11:58:29 SLAs 11:59:57 AWS SLA Examples 12:02:48 AWS SLA Follow Along 12:03:23 Service Health Dashboard 12:04:03 AWS Personal Health Dashboard 12:04:56 AWS Abuse 12:06:32 AWS Abuse Report Follow Along 12:07:14 AWS Free Tier 12:10:09 AWS Credits 12:11:06 AWS Partner Network 12:13:28 AWS Budgets 12:15:10 AWS Budget Reports 12:15:44 AWS Cost and Usage Reports 12:16:49 Cost Allocation Tags 12:17:37 Billing Alarms 12:18:24 AWS Cost Explorer 12:19:45 AWS Cost Explorer Follow Along 12:22:03 Programmatic Pricing APIs 12:23:06 AWS Savings Plan Follow Along Security 12:25:44 Defense-In-Depth 12:27:24 CIA Triad 12:28:59 Vulnerabilities 12:29:57 Encryption 12:30:45 Cyphers 12:31:51 Cryptographic Keys 12:33:05 Hashing and Salting 12:34:56 Digital Signatures and Signing 12:36:38 In-Transit vs At-Rest Encryption 12:37:51 Compliance Programs 12:41:57 AWS Compliance Programs Follow Along 12:42:40 Pen Testing 12:43:51 Pen Testing Follow Along 12:44:40 AWS Artifact 12:45:21 AWS Artifact Follow Along 12:47:31 AWS Inspector 12:48:36 DDoS 12:49:59 AWS Shield 12:52:30 AWS Guard Duty 12:54:08 AWS Guard Duty Follow Along 12:56:40 Amazon Macie 12:57:49 AWS VPN 12:59:00 AWS WAF 13:00:29 AWS WAF Follow Along 13:03:19 Hardware Security Module 13:05:49 AWS KMS 13:07:05 AWS KMS Follow Along 13:09:19 CloudHSM Variation Study 13:10:59 Know Your Initialisms 13:13:42 AWS Config AWS AppConfig 13:14:39 SNS vs SQS 13:16:16 SNS vs SES vs PinPoint vs Workmail 13:19:18 Amazon Inspector vs AWS Trusted Advisor 13:20:18 Connect Named Services 13:21:26 Elastic Transcoder vs MediaConvert 13:22:27 AWS Artifact vs Amazon Inspector 13:23:13 ELB Variants
I see that you posted this 2 days back. I created an account and not getting the screen titled 'AWS Management Console' as displayed at 48:55. I am getting a screen title 'Console Home'. Can you help help explaining this?
Hi, could you please tell from which sections we get more questions ? Theres a timestamp comment and also description of video you can refer to tell :)
@@adil470 AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner is the entry level certification, so yes. My first introduction to cloud was a similar course, except I had to pay for that one on Udemy. This one looks great and is free so definitely worth doing. 👍🏻
Tracking my progress: 12:27:30 Notes: 1. Allocate 120 minutes. Actual exam is 90 minutes. 2. 50 scored questions and 15 unscored (too hard / too easy / unseen) 3. Always create IAM user instead of using root account. IAM user common policies are Admin, PowerUsers, etc 4. General computing : EC2. GPU Computing : Infer1. (compete against tpu in gcp). Quantum: AWS Bracket. 5. Data centers within a region are isolate from each other (different buildings), but close enough to provide low latency (< 10ms), therefore they usually have the same impact, and HA is defined as being available in 2/3 different AZs. Subnets are associated with AZs. You pick subnets instead of picking AZs for EC2, for instance. Default subnets are created one subnet per AZ. Managed HA services will replicate in multiple AZs behind the scene in each region so you don't need to pick (e.g., S3.). CloudFront distribution uses "area" which covers many regions. Global services like IAM doesn't even have concept of region. 6. Fault Domain: isolated physical construct where failure / fault will not impact other fault domains. Fault level: A collection of fault domains. Fault Domains can be nested. Network: 1. AWS Global Network: interconnections between AWS Global Infrastructure. Commonly referred to as "the backbone of AWS". It's private networks, where things can move very fast/consistent/reliable/secure without internet topology disruptions between data centers. A. Edge Locations: on and off ramps to the AWS Global Network. B. AWS Global Accelerator : Use edge locations as on-ramps to quickly reach AWS resources by traversing the fast Global Network. One great use case is when you deploy your web application in one region, and you can use AWS global accelerator to boost your response time globally. C. Amazon CloudFront (CDN): Uses edge locations as an off-ramp to provide at the edge storage and compute near the end user D. VPC endpoints: Ensuring your resources stay within AWS network and do not traverse over the public internet. 2. PoP: data center for content delivery or expedited upload. A. Edge locations: holds cached copy of the popular files B. Regional Edge Locations: hold large cache of less-popular files to reduce full round trip and reduce cost of transfer fees. 3. AWS Direct Connect: Private / Dedicated connection that provides private, consistent and reliable network between your on-prem data center to the AWS Cloud. 4. Local Zones (Opt-in feature): data centers close to densely populated area to provide single-digit millisecond low latency performance for that area. The identifier looks like us-west-2-lax--1a. Only certain services are available. 5. Wavelength Zones: ultra low latency edge-computing on 5G networks. (e.g., deploy Ec2 instance to hardware in a 5G networks.) Compliance & Policy (& Permissions): 1. Data Residency: The physical location where the servers and data reside for an organization. 2. Compliance Boundaries: Regulatory compliance / legal rules by a government that describes where data and services are allowed to reside. 3. Data Sovereignity: legal authority / juristic control asserted on data within juristic boundaries. 4. AWS Config: Policy as Code service. You can create rules that continuous check AWS resource configuration. If they deviate (someone accidentally deploy to a wrong region), you can get alerted / the service can auto-fix the deviation. 5. IAM policies: role/group - level permissions that directly deny access to certain things. Service Control Policy (SCP) on the other hand manages permissions organization/account-wide. 6. Gov Cloud: special regions for public sectors Disaster Recover Options: 1. Back up & Restore: Hours 2. Pilot light(data is replicated with minimal services running) : 10 min 3. Warm Standby (Scaled down copy of infra ready to scale up): min 4. Hot standby (multi-site active/active, basically double the cost, scaled up copy): real-time AWS Account ID: globally unique, 12 digits, assigned for every user (root and non-root IAM users), can be associated with alias, can assume cross-account roles, or assume principals in policies, to access resources under other accounts (ownerID is another account). ARN: AWS Resource Names uniquely identify AWS resources. Unambiguously specify a resource across all of AWS. arn::::: arn:partition:service:region:account-id:resource-type/resource-id arn:partition:service:region:account-id:resource-type:resource-id where partition can be aws, aws-cn, aws-us-gov. Since ARN address is hierarchical, you can use * to specify a group of resources in policies, etc: arn:partition:service:region:account-id:* IAC: CloudFormation (CFN): JSON/YAML, declarative, can be huge and not as dynamic (hard to create repeated infra). The infra CFN creates is called stack. CDK: Imperative, web programming language e.g., Python, can be more dynamic, generates CFN. Easier to create CICD pipelines than CFN. AWS CDK vs. AWS SDK? AWS CDK ensures idempotence of your infrastructure. CDK constructs: reusable cloud components. constructs.dev (similar to Terraform modules). EC2: virtual machines. "instance". AMI: predefined configuration for EC2 - amount of CPU, amount of memory, network bandwidth, OS, storage options such as EBS. EC2 is considered the backbone of AWS as many services use EC2 as underlying servers -- S3, RDS, DDB, Lambdas, etc
Hijacking top comment because it makes it easy to navigate. Copy and paste from Mark Biswas and harolda611. The Benefits of Cloud 1:27:42 The Benefits of Cloud 1:29:37 The Six Advantages of Cloud 1:31:34 The Six Advantages of Cloud Doc Reference 1:32:17 The Seven Advantages of Cloud AWS Global Infrastructure 1:33:57 AWS Global Infrastructure Overview 1:34:52 AWS Global Infrastructure Follow Along 1:35:45 Regions 1:38:09 Regions vs Global Services 1:39:57 Availability Zones (AZs) 1:42:35 Regions vs AZ Visualized 1:43:42 Selecting Regions and AZs Follow Along 1:47:13 Fault Tolerance 1:50:44 AWS Global Network 1:52:33 Points of Presence (PoP) 1:53:36 Tier 1 1:54:14 AWS Services using PoPs 1:55:29 AWS Direct Connect 1:56:52 Direct Connect Location 1:57:26 AWS Local Zones 1:58:56 Wavelength Zones 1:59:59 Data Residency 2:02:37 AWS for Government 2:03:25 GovCloud 2:04:51 AWS in China 2:06:32 AWS in China Follow Along 2:07:30 Sustainability 2:09:20 Sustainability Follow Along 2:10:35 AWS Ground Station 2:11:54 AWS Outposts Cloud Architecture 2:14:30 Cloud Architecture Terminologies 2:16:18 High Availability 2:17:20 High Scalability 2:18:00 High Elasticity 2:18:53 Fault Tolerance 2:19:39 High Durability 2:20:17 Business Continuity Plan 2:21:22 Disaster Recovery Options 2:24:02 RTO Visualized 2:25:38 RPO Visualized 2:27:03 Architectural diagram examples 2:34:15 HA Follow Along Management and Development Tools 2:37:50 AWS API 2:39:48 AWS API Follow Along 2:42:04 AWS Management Console 2:42:55 AWS Management Follow Along 2:45:20 Service Console 2:46:23 Service Console Follow Along 2:49:41 AWS Account ID 2:50:45 AWS Account ID Follow Along 2:54:23 AWS Tools for PowerShell 2:55:28 AWS Tools fro PowerShell Follow Along 3:02:49 Amazon Resource Names 3:04:46 ARN Follow Along 3:07:06 AWS CLI 3:08:53 AWS CLI Follow Along 3:21:17 AWS SDK 3:22:04 AWS SDK Follow Along 3:37:05 AWS CloudShell 3:38:16 Infrastructure as Code (But says AWS CLI, maybe wrong) 3:39:45 CloudFormation 3:40:41 CloudFormation Follow Along 3:55:43 CDK 3:57:55 CDK Follow Along 4:06:35 AWS Toolkit for VSCode 4:07:48 Access Keys 4:10:08 Access Keys Follow Along 4:12:03 AWS Documentation 4:13:09 AWS Documentation Follow Along Shared Responsibility Model 4:15:22 Introduction to Shared Responsibility Model 4:16:22 AWS Shared Responsibility Model 4:19:55 Types of Cloud Responsibilities 4:22:11 Shared Responsibility for Compute 4:28:46 Shared Responsibility Model Alternate 4:33:05 Shared Responsibility Model Architecture Compute 4:34:19 EC2 Overview 4:35:59 VMs, Containers and Serverless 4:38:41 Compute Follow Along 4:58:04 High Performance Computing (HPC) 5:00:04 HPC Follow Along 5:16:26 Edge and Hybrid 5:18:10 Edge Computing Follow Along 5:25:58 Cost & Capacity Management Storage 5:27:47 Types of Storage Services 5:30:26 Introduction to S3 5:32:17 S3 Storage Classes 5:34:54 AWS Snow Family 5:36:51 Storage Services 5:40:10 S3 Follow Along 5:47:34 EBS Follow Along 5:50:24 EFS Follow Along 5:59:58 Snow Family Follow Along Databases 6:05:26 What is a Database 6:06:56 What is a data warehouse? 6:08:25 What is a key value store? 6:10:11 What is a document database? 6:11:08 NoSQL Database Services 6:12:59 Relational Database Services 6:15:48 Other Database Services 6:17:46 DynamoDB Follow Along 6:22:34 RDS Follow Along 6:28:51 Redshift Follow Along Networking 6:35:39 Cloud-Native Networking Services 6:37:07 Enterprise/Hybrid Networking Services 6:38:13 Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) & Subnets 6:39:49 Security Groups vs NACLs 6:41:07 Security Groups vs NACLs Follow Along 6:54:46 AWS CloudFront (FA) EC2 6:57:27 Introduction to EC2 6:59:00 EC2 Instance Families 7:01:43 EC2 Instance Types 7:03:29 Dedicated Host vs Dedicated Instances 7:05:33 EC2 Tenancy 7:06:17 Launch an EC2, SSH and Sessions Manager 7:26:33 Elastic IP 7:29:30 AMI and Launch Template 7:35:45 Launch an ASG 7:40:08 Launch an ALB 7:46:41 Cleanup EC2 Pricing Models 7:49:09 EC2 Pricing Models 7:51:18 On Demand 7:52:51 Reserved 7:56:07 RI Attributes 7:57:02 Regional and Zonal RI 7:58:18 RI Limits 7:59:24 Capacity Reservations 8:00:38 Standard vs Convertible RI 8:01:45 RI Marketplace 8:03:00 Spot 8:04:20 Dedicated 8:06:14 Savings Plan Identity 8:08:09 Zero-Trust Model 8:09:55 Zero-Trust on AWS 8:13:17 Zero-Trust on AWS with Third-Parties 8:15:00 Directory Service 8:16:18 Active Directory 8:17:28 Identity Providers 8:19:38 Single-Sign-On 8:20:26 LDAP 8:21:32 Multi-Factor-Authentication 8:22:26 Security Keys 8:23:43 AWS IAM 8:25:05 Anatomy of an IAM Policy 8:27:07 IAM Policies Follow Along 8:46:57 Principle-of-Least-Privilege 8:49:12 AWS Account Root User 8:52:31 AWS SSO Application Integration 8:53:53 Introduction to Application Integration 8:54:37 Queueing and SQS 8:55:46 Streaming and Kinesis 8:57:02 Pub-Sub and SNS 8:59:08 API Gateway and Amazon API Gateway 9:00:27 State Machines and AWS Step Functions 9:01:23 Event Bus and Amazon Event Bridge 9:03:17 Application Integration Services Containers 9:05:22 VMs vs Containers 9:07:49 What are Microservices? 9:09:21 Kuberenetes 9:10:41 Docker 9:12:21 Podman 9:13:23 Container Services Governance 9:16:09 Organizations and Accounts 9:18:48 AWS Control Tower 9:20:50 AWS Config 9:22:29 AWS Config Follow Along 9:30:15 AWS Quick Starts 9:31:04 AWS QuickStarts Follow Along 9:33:37 Tagging 9:34:43 Tag Name Follow Along 9:35:48 Resource Groups 9:36:38 Resource Groups Follow Along 9:42:25 Business Centric Services Provisioning 9:44:37 Provisioning Services 9:47:21 AWS Elastic Beanstalk 9:48:52 AWS Elastic Beanstalk Follow Along Serverless Services 10:05:31 What is Serverless? 10:07:51 Serverless Services Windows on AWS 10:10:01 Windows on AWS 10:11:45 EC2 Windows Follow Along 10:16:53 AWS License Manager Logging 10:16:53 Logging Service 10:20:07 AWS Cloud Trail 10:21:44 CloudWatch Alarm 10:22:42 Anatomy of an Alarm 10:23:49 Log Events 10:16:53 Log Insights 10:26:47 CloudWatch Metrics 10:27:29 AWS CloudTrail Follow Along ML, AI and Big Data 10:32:36 Introduction to ML and AI 10:34:28 AI and ML Services 10:37:52 BigData and Analytics Services 10:42:11 Amazon QuickSight 10:43:26 QuickSight Follow Along AWS Well-Architected Framework 10:52:48 AWS Well-Architected Framework 10:54:21 General Defintions 10:55:38 On Architecture 10:57:35 Amazon Leadership Principles 10:59:05 General Design Principles 11:00:54 Anatomy of a Pillar 11:01:59 Operational Excellence 11:03:17 Security 11:04:47 Reliability 11:05:54 Performance Efficiency 11:07:22 Cost Optimization 11:08:49 AWS Well-Architected-Tool 11:09:31 Well-Architected Framework and Tool- Follow Along 11:13:28 AWS Architecture Center TCO and Migration 11:13:28 TCO and Migration 11:14:33 Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) 11:17:40 CAPEX vs OPEX 11:19:07 Shifting-IT Personnel 11:20:43 AWS Pricing Calculator 11:21:45 AWS Pricing Calculator Follow Along 11:24:14 Migration Evaluator 11:25:00 VM Import Export 11:25:51 Database Migration Service 11:28:04 Cloud Adoption Framework Billing, Pricing and Support 11:30:35 AWS Free Services 11:31:32 AWS Support Plans 11:36:17 Technical Account Manager 11:38:04 AWS Support Follow Along 11:45:27 AWS Marketplace 11:46:26 AWS Marketplace Follow Along 11:47:41 Consolidated Billing 11:49:07 Consolidated Billing Volume Discounts 11:50:38 AWS Trusted Advisor 11:53:47 AWS Trusted Advisor Follow Along 11:58:29 SLAs 11:59:57 AWS SLA Examples 12:02:48 AWS SLA Follow Along 12:03:23 Service Health Dashboard 12:04:03 AWS Personal Health Dashboard 12:04:56 AWS Abuse 12:06:32 AWS Abuse Report Follow Along 12:07:14 AWS Free Tier 12:10:09 AWS Credits 12:11:06 AWS Partner Network 12:13:28 AWS Budgets 12:15:10 AWS Budget Reports 12:15:44 AWS Cost and Usage Reports 12:16:49 Cost Allocation Tags 12:17:37 Billing Alarms 12:18:24 AWS Cost Explorer 12:19:45 AWS Cost Explorer Follow Along 12:22:03 Programmatic Pricing APIs 12:23:06 AWS Savings Plan Follow Along Security 12:25:44 Defense-In-Depth 12:27:24 CIA Triad 12:28:59 Vulnerabilities 12:29:57 Encryption 12:30:45 Cyphers 12:31:51 Cryptographic Keys 12:33:05 Hashing and Salting 12:34:56 Digital Signatures and Signing 12:36:38 In-Transit vs At-Rest Encryption 12:37:51 Compliance Programs 12:41:57 AWS Compliance Programs Follow Along 12:42:40 Pen Testing 12:43:51 Pen Testing Follow Along 12:44:40 AWS Artifact 12:45:21 AWS Artifact Follow Along 12:47:31 AWS Inspector 12:48:36 DDoS 12:49:59 AWS Shield 12:52:30 AWS Guard Duty 12:54:08 AWS Guard Duty Follow Along 12:56:40 Amazon Macie 12:57:49 AWS VPN 12:59:00 AWS WAF 13:00:29 AWS WAF Follow Along 13:03:19 Hardware Security Module 13:05:49 AWS KMS 13:07:05 AWS KMS Follow Along 13:09:19 CloudHSM Variation Study 13:10:59 Know Your Initialisms 13:13:42 AWS Config AWS AppConfig 13:14:39 SNS vs SQS 13:16:16 SNS vs SES vs PinPoint vs Workmail 13:19:18 Amazon Inspector vs AWS Trusted Advisor 13:20:18 Connect Named Services 13:21:26 Elastic Transcoder vs MediaConvert 13:22:27 AWS Artifact vs Amazon Inspector 13:23:13 ELB Variants
@@gauranggupta7871 Just passed my test, this section really helped me out, being able to pin point the exact area of video i needed to focus on really saved me some time, thank you
Just passed the exam this morning at the Pearson testing centre in downtown Vancouver, Canada. This was my only learning resource (did a few online practice tests). Thanks Andrew Brown, you're a real G
For anyone who is following along the course: After creating the IAM user, the user was not able to access Budgets. I had to do the following 1. Login to aws console with root account (email id and pwd) 2. Click on your account name ( Top Right Corner) 3. Select "Account" 4. Scroll down to "IAM User and Role Access to Billing Information" Section 5. Check Mark "Activate IAM Access"
Not sure if there's a delay but `AdministratorAccess` does give full access to Billing (according to the list of privileges it gives), but I had to separately add `Billing` privilege to the Admin user group before my IAM user got access to Budgets, aside from "Activate IAM Access"
@@gbolahanonabokun2662 2 weeks 1-2 hours a day 5 days a week. I do have an IT background but I dont think it gave me a super huge advantage, maybe allowed me to skim over some topics.
If any one is here and feels a little bit overwhelmed , trust me i felt the same way ... passed the CLF-C02 with this , just skip the follow alongs if you taking notes
Reference : The Benefits of Cloud 1:27:42 The Benefits of Cloud 1:29:37 The Six Advantages of Cloud 1:31:34 The Six Advantages of Cloud Doc Reference 1:32:17 The Seven Advantages of Cloud AWS Global Infrastructure 1:33:57 AWS Global Infrastructure Overview 1:34:52 AWS Global Infrastructure Follow Along 1:35:45 Regions 1:38:09 Regions vs Global Services 1:39:57 Availability Zones (AZs) 1:42:35 Regions vs AZ Visualized 1:43:42 Selecting Regions and AZs Follow Along 1:47:13 Fault Tolerance 1:50:44 AWS Global Network 1:52:33 Points of Presence (PoP) 1:53:36 Tier 1 1:54:14 AWS Services using PoPs 1:55:29 AWS Direct Connect 1:56:52 Direct Connect Location 1:57:26 AWS Local Zones 1:58:56 Wavelength Zones 1:59:59 Data Residency 2:02:37 AWS for Government 2:03:25 GovCloud 2:04:51 AWS in China 2:06:32 AWS in China Follow Along 2:07:30 Sustainability 2:09:20 Sustainability Follow Along 2:10:35 AWS Ground Station 2:11:54 AWS Outposts Cloud Architecture 2:14:30 Cloud Architecture Terminologies 2:16:18 High Availability 2:17:20 High Scalability 2:18:00 High Elasticity 2:18:53 Fault Tolerance 2:19:39 High Durability 2:20:17 Business Continuity Plan 2:21:22 Disaster Recovery Options 2:24:02 RTO Visualized 2:25:38 RPO Visualized 2:27:03 Architectural diagram examples 2:34:15 HA Follow Along Management and Development Tools 2:37:50 AWS API 2:39:48 AWS API Follow Along 2:42:04 AWS Management Console 2:42:55 AWS Management Follow Along 2:45:20 Service Console 2:46:23 Service Console Follow Along 2:49:41 AWS Account ID 2:50:45 AWS Account ID Follow Along 2:54:23 AWS Tools for PowerShell 2:55:28 AWS Tools fro PowerShell Follow Along 3:02:49 Amazon Resource Names 3:04:46 ARN Follow Along 3:07:06 AWS CLI 3:08:53 AWS CLI Follow Along 3:21:17 AWS SDK 3:22:04 AWS SDK Follow Along 3:37:05 AWS CloudShell 3:38:16 Infrastructure as Code (But says AWS CLI, maybe wrong) 3:39:45 CloudFormation 3:40:41 CloudFormation Follow Along 3:55:43 CDK 3:57:55 CDK Follow Along 4:06:35 AWS Toolkit for VSCode 4:07:48 Access Keys 4:10:08 Access Keys Follow Along 4:12:03 AWS Documentation 4:13:09 AWS Documentation Follow Along Shared Responsibility Model 4:15:22 Introduction to Shared Responsibility Model 4:16:22 AWS Shared Responsibility Model 4:19:55 Types of Cloud Responsibilities 4:22:11 Shared Responsibility for Compute 4:28:46 Shared Responsibility Model Alternate 4:33:05 Shared Responsibility Model Architecture Compute 4:34:19 EC2 Overview 4:35:59 VMs, Containers and Serverless 4:38:41 Compute Follow Along 4:58:04 High Performance Computing (HPC) 5:00:04 HPC Follow Along 5:16:26 Edge and Hybrid 5:18:10 Edge Computing Follow Along 5:25:58 Cost & Capacity Management Storage 5:27:47 Types of Storage Services 5:30:26 Introduction to S3 5:32:17 S3 Storage Classes 5:34:54 AWS Snow Family 5:36:51 Storage Services 5:40:10 S3 Follow Along 5:47:34 EBS Follow Along 5:50:24 EFS Follow Along 5:59:58 Snow Family Follow Along Databases 6:05:26 What is a Database 6:06:56 What is a data warehouse? 6:08:25 What is a key value store? 6:10:11 What is a document database? 6:11:08 NoSQL Database Services 6:12:59 Relational Database Services 6:15:48 Other Database Services 6:17:46 DynamoDB Follow Along 6:22:34 RDS Follow Along 6:28:51 Redshift Follow Along Networking 6:35:39 Cloud-Native Networking Services 6:37:07 Enterprise/Hybrid Networking Services 6:38:13 Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) & Subnets 6:39:49 Security Groups vs NACLs 6:41:07 Security Groups vs NACLs Follow Along 6:54:46 AWS CloudFront (FA) EC2 6:57:27 Introduction to EC2 6:59:00 EC2 Instance Families 7:01:43 EC2 Instance Types 7:03:29 Dedicated Host vs Dedicated Instances 7:05:33 EC2 Tenancy 7:06:17 Launch an EC2, SSH and Sessions Manager 7:26:33 Elastic IP 7:29:30 AMI and Launch Template 7:35:45 Launch an ASG 7:40:08 Launch an ALB 7:46:41 Cleanup EC2 Pricing Models 7:49:09 EC2 Pricing Models 7:51:18 On Demand 7:52:51 Reserved 7:56:07 RI Attributes 7:57:02 Regional and Zonal RI 7:58:18 RI Limits 7:59:24 Capacity Reservations 8:00:38 Standard vs Convertible RI 8:01:45 RI Marketplace 8:03:00 Spot 8:04:20 Dedicated 8:06:14 Savings Plan Identity 8:08:09 Zero-Trust Model 8:09:55 Zero-Trust on AWS 8:13:17 Zero-Trust on AWS with Third-Parties 8:15:00 Directory Service 8:16:18 Active Directory 8:17:28 Identity Providers 8:19:38 Single-Sign-On 8:20:26 LDAP 8:21:32 Multi-Factor-Authentication 8:22:26 Security Keys 8:23:43 AWS IAM 8:25:05 Anatomy of an IAM Policy 8:27:07 IAM Policies Follow Along 8:46:57 Principle-of-Least-Privilege 8:49:12 AWS Account Root User 8:52:31 AWS SSO Application Integration 8:53:53 Introduction to Application Integration 8:54:37 Queueing and SQS 8:55:46 Streaming and Kinesis 8:57:02 Pub-Sub and SNS 8:59:08 API Gateway and Amazon API Gateway 9:00:27 State Machines and AWS Step Functions 9:01:23 Event Bus and Amazon Event Bridge 9:03:17 Application Integration Services Containers 9:05:22 VMs vs Containers 9:07:49 What are Microservices? 9:09:21 Kuberenetes 9:10:41 Docker 9:12:21 Podman 9:13:23 Container Services Governance 9:16:09 Organizations and Accounts 9:18:48 AWS Control Tower 9:20:50 AWS Config 9:22:29 AWS Config Follow Along 9:30:15 AWS Quick Starts 9:31:04 AWS QuickStarts Follow Along 9:33:37 Tagging 9:34:43 Tag Name Follow Along 9:35:48 Resource Groups 9:36:38 Resource Groups Follow Along 9:42:25 Business Centric Services Provisioning 9:44:37 Provisioning Services 9:47:21 AWS Elastic Beanstalk 9:48:52 AWS Elastic Beanstalk Follow Along Serverless Services 10:05:31 What is Serverless? 10:07:51 Serverless Services Windows on AWS 10:10:01 Windows on AWS 10:11:45 EC2 Windows Follow Along 10:16:53 AWS License Manager Logging 10:16:53 Logging Service 10:20:07 AWS Cloud Trail 10:21:44 CloudWatch Alarm 10:22:42 Anatomy of an Alarm 10:23:49 Log Events 10:16:53 Log Insights 10:26:47 CloudWatch Metrics 10:27:29 AWS CloudTrail Follow Along ML, AI and Big Data 10:32:36 Introduction to ML and AI 10:34:28 AI and ML Services 10:37:52 BigData and Analytics Services 10:42:11 Amazon QuickSight 10:43:26 QuickSight Follow Along AWS Well-Architected Framework 10:52:48 AWS Well-Architected Framework 10:54:21 General Defintions 10:55:38 On Architecture 10:57:35 Amazon Leadership Principles 10:59:05 General Design Principles 11:00:54 Anatomy of a Pillar 11:01:59 Operational Excellence 11:03:17 Security 11:04:47 Reliability 11:05:54 Performance Efficiency 11:07:22 Cost Optimization 11:08:49 AWS Well-Architected-Tool 11:09:31 Well-Architected Framework and Tool- Follow Along 11:13:28 AWS Architecture Center TCO and Migration 11:13:28 TCO and Migration 11:14:33 Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) 11:17:40 CAPEX vs OPEX 11:19:07 Shifting-IT Personnel 11:20:43 AWS Pricing Calculator 11:21:45 AWS Pricing Calculator Follow Along 11:24:14 Migration Evaluator 11:25:00 VM Import Export 11:25:51 Database Migration Service 11:28:04 Cloud Adoption Framework Billing, Pricing and Support 11:30:35 AWS Free Services 11:31:32 AWS Support Plans 11:36:17 Technical Account Manager 11:38:04 AWS Support Follow Along 11:45:27 AWS Marketplace 11:46:26 AWS Marketplace Follow Along 11:47:41 Consolidated Billing 11:49:07 Consolidated Billing Volume Discounts 11:50:38 AWS Trusted Advisor 11:53:47 AWS Trusted Advisor Follow Along 11:58:29 SLAs 11:59:57 AWS SLA Examples 12:02:48 AWS SLA Follow Along 12:03:23 Service Health Dashboard 12:04:03 AWS Personal Health Dashboard 12:04:56 AWS Abuse 12:06:32 AWS Abuse Report Follow Along 12:07:14 AWS Free Tier 12:10:09 AWS Credits 12:11:06 AWS Partner Network 12:13:28 AWS Budgets 12:15:10 AWS Budget Reports 12:15:44 AWS Cost and Usage Reports 12:16:49 Cost Allocation Tags 12:17:37 Billing Alarms 12:18:24 AWS Cost Explorer 12:19:45 AWS Cost Explorer Follow Along 12:22:03 Programmatic Pricing APIs 12:23:06 AWS Savings Plan Follow Along Security 12:25:44 Defense-In-Depth 12:27:24 CIA Triad 12:28:59 Vulnerabilities 12:29:57 Encryption 12:30:45 Cyphers 12:31:51 Cryptographic Keys 12:33:05 Hashing and Salting 12:34:56 Digital Signatures and Signing 12:36:38 In-Transit vs At-Rest Encryption 12:37:51 Compliance Programs 12:41:57 AWS Compliance Programs Follow Along 12:42:40 Pen Testing 12:43:51 Pen Testing Follow Along 12:44:40 AWS Artifact 12:45:21 AWS Artifact Follow Along 12:47:31 AWS Inspector 12:48:36 DDoS 12:49:59 AWS Shield 12:52:30 AWS Guard Duty 12:54:08 AWS Guard Duty Follow Along 12:56:40 Amazon Macie 12:57:49 AWS VPN 12:59:00 AWS WAF 13:00:29 AWS WAF Follow Along 13:03:19 Hardware Security Module 13:05:49 AWS KMS 13:07:05 AWS KMS Follow Along 13:09:19 CloudHSM Variation Study 13:10:59 Know Your Initialisms 13:13:42 AWS Config AWS AppConfig 13:14:39 SNS vs SQS 13:16:16 SNS vs SES vs PinPoint vs Workmail 13:19:18 Amazon Inspector vs AWS Trusted Advisor 13:20:18 Connect Named Services 13:21:26 Elastic Transcoder vs MediaConvert 13:22:27 AWS Artifact vs Amazon Inspector 13:23:13 ELB Variants
Just passed my exam ! I used this video as a primary resource and Udemy's practice tests to test my knowledge. I would strongly recommend doing these tests as they clearly highlighted my weaknesses. Thank you so much Andrew !
Just passed my AWS CCP exam today. This video and practice exam from exam pro has been so helpful. Thank you so much guys for this amazing video for free ❤❤
To me, this guy is awesome especially if he has the patience to create a 13h+ contents for mankind...Very appreciative and well done...For those who may think this long, spend 3 to 4 hours a day consistently and you will be done in three to four days...My hat off to you...
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IIUC, it's monetized and longer clips get a zillion more views due to the fact that serious people are going to come back many times to continue watching, and not in one go. It's great that RU-vid can incentivize Mr. Brown for a course like this.
@@shuki1 well monetization is based on watch time, not neccessarily just views. in fact good viewer retention is improtant for high monetization, so actually having multiple shorter vids might be better (since in total, it would be the same watch time, but with greater viewer retention.) this is actually why many channels divide their vids into part 1, 2, 3, etc. esp since you get the viewer to watch more ads (ads between each vid), and ads are the primary source of monetization but still, its good that he is doing long vids like this since it is much more convenient for us.
I attended the exam yesterday, April 9th and scored 850. I followed this course on Exampro, practiced 3 model exam from exampro, and 5 model exam from Udemy. This course was enough to appear and pass the exam. Thanks Andrew for this awesome course.
Passed my AWS CCP 2 hours ago! These 13 hours are more than enough for anyone to pass the exam. I think I knew 95 percent of the questions. I think 2 days (8-9 hours a day) are more than enough..just do that one free practice exam at the end from exam pro and try to make some notes on Cloudfront, cloudformation and cloudxyz services since they all sound similar. Score update: Scored 710😂 700 is passing. I thought I might get a 900 , seems like the questions were a bit more challenging and I overesitmated my knowledge. so guys, make sure you know all the concepts thoroughly😂 Thanks a ton Andrew!!!!!!🎉
1:02:38 For people having issue of "IAM user still needs permission to access Budget": make sure to ACTIVATE IAM user/role access to billing information under Root user.
Hi all I just passed my CCP and score is not known yet I will be honest, this was a life saver I had zero knowledge of cloud and did the following 1. Andrew Brown free youtube course 2. Neal Davis Quiz - Udemy 3. Stephane CCP course - Udemy 4. Stephane Quizes - Udemy I found that the quizes of Stephane are overly difficult and not needed to pass the exam at all. However, his course is gold standard and I was able to finish the test in like 35 minutes. Dont know the score yet. I hope this is helpful. Stephane should update the quiz to bring it in the CCP scope and not touch the Associate difficulty level. Cheers
1:03:00 To be able to access budgets through the IAM user, you need to activate "IAM User and Role Access to Billing Information" from your root user's accounts tab. Sign in as a root user. Account -> (then scroll down to) IAM User and Role Access to Billing Information -> Edit -> Activate IAM access
Passed this exam! All I did was using this video's slides and udemy practice tests. It took me 20 days ( 1hr a day × 13 + 5 days for exam prep ). This is all you need.
After studying for about 10 days, I passed my exam Friday (5-12-23)! Great resources and explanations. The AWS Platform is a little updated in some areas as expected but the course is still spot on. I recommend pairing this course with the Udemy practice test and Exam-topics questions! Ensure you check the exam objectives and you will pass!
Hey, congrats on passing the exam.. Btw, I have question.. even though that aws platform is updated.. can i still pass the exam just watching this tutorial and doing the practice test? is that enough?
@@gauravkothe9558all you need is to watch the video fr, I was putting it to the side for months, I eventually decided to book the exam a week out and that forced me to watch the videos and I passed this morning… good luck!!!
Passed my AWS CCP exam 10min ago. This course is still relevant today. I highly recommend to go through this in order to pass the exam. I have gone through the video and slides for 3 days and attempted. I owe you man!!! ❤
@@Amaani85 Hey I reccomend taking written notes while watching the video, since that seems to be most effective based on the research I've looked at. Personally what I'm doing is first passively watching it at double speed to get a gist of things, then rewatching while taking notes, finally listing everything I've learned, quizzing myself on it, and rewatching the video a third time to fill in gaps. If you want we can hold each other accountable through comments :)) I think I'm still on the first or second hour of my first run !
Video categorised so that it is easy to navigate. Copy and paste from Mark Biswas and harolda611. The Benefits of Cloud 1:27:42 The Benefits of Cloud 1:29:37 The Six Advantages of Cloud 1:31:34 The Six Advantages of Cloud Doc Reference 1:32:17 The Seven Advantages of Cloud AWS Global Infrastructure 1:33:57 AWS Global Infrastructure Overview 1:34:52 AWS Global Infrastructure Follow Along 1:35:45 Regions 1:38:09 Regions vs Global Services 1:39:57 Availability Zones (AZs) 1:42:35 Regions vs AZ Visualized 1:43:42 Selecting Regions and AZs Follow Along 1:47:13 Fault Tolerance 1:50:44 AWS Global Network 1:52:33 Points of Presence (PoP) 1:53:36 Tier 1 1:54:14 AWS Services using PoPs 1:55:29 AWS Direct Connect 1:56:52 Direct Connect Location 1:57:26 AWS Local Zones 1:58:56 Wavelength Zones 1:59:59 Data Residency 2:02:37 AWS for Government 2:03:25 GovCloud 2:04:51 AWS in China 2:06:32 AWS in China Follow Along 2:07:30 Sustainability 2:09:20 Sustainability Follow Along 2:10:35 AWS Ground Station 2:11:54 AWS Outposts Cloud Architecture 2:14:30 Cloud Architecture Terminologies 2:16:18 High Availability 2:17:20 High Scalability 2:18:00 High Elasticity 2:18:53 Fault Tolerance 2:19:39 High Durability 2:20:17 Business Continuity Plan 2:21:22 Disaster Recovery Options 2:24:02 RTO Visualized 2:25:38 RPO Visualized 2:27:03 Architectural diagram examples 2:34:15 HA Follow Along Management and Development Tools 2:37:50 AWS API 2:39:48 AWS API Follow Along 2:42:04 AWS Management Console 2:42:55 AWS Management Follow Along 2:45:20 Service Console 2:46:23 Service Console Follow Along 2:49:41 AWS Account ID 2:50:45 AWS Account ID Follow Along 2:54:23 AWS Tools for PowerShell 2:55:28 AWS Tools fro PowerShell Follow Along 3:02:49 Amazon Resource Names 3:04:46 ARN Follow Along 3:07:06 AWS CLI 3:08:53 AWS CLI Follow Along 3:21:17 AWS SDK 3:22:04 AWS SDK Follow Along 3:37:05 AWS CloudShell 3:38:16 Infrastructure as Code (But says AWS CLI, maybe wrong) 3:39:45 CloudFormation 3:40:41 CloudFormation Follow Along 3:55:43 CDK 3:57:55 CDK Follow Along 4:06:35 AWS Toolkit for VSCode 4:07:48 Access Keys 4:10:08 Access Keys Follow Along 4:12:03 AWS Documentation 4:13:09 AWS Documentation Follow Along Shared Responsibility Model 4:15:22 Introduction to Shared Responsibility Model 4:16:22 AWS Shared Responsibility Model 4:19:55 Types of Cloud Responsibilities 4:22:11 Shared Responsibility for Compute 4:28:46 Shared Responsibility Model Alternate 4:33:05 Shared Responsibility Model Architecture Compute 4:34:19 EC2 Overview 4:35:59 VMs, Containers and Serverless 4:38:41 Compute Follow Along 4:58:04 High Performance Computing (HPC) 5:00:04 HPC Follow Along 5:16:26 Edge and Hybrid 5:18:10 Edge Computing Follow Along 5:25:58 Cost & Capacity Management Storage 5:27:47 Types of Storage Services 5:30:26 Introduction to S3 5:32:17 S3 Storage Classes 5:34:54 AWS Snow Family 5:36:51 Storage Services 5:40:10 S3 Follow Along 5:47:34 EBS Follow Along 5:50:24 EFS Follow Along 5:59:58 Snow Family Follow Along Databases 6:05:26 What is a Database 6:06:56 What is a data warehouse? 6:08:25 What is a key value store? 6:10:11 What is a document database? 6:11:08 NoSQL Database Services 6:12:59 Relational Database Services 6:15:48 Other Database Services 6:17:46 DynamoDB Follow Along 6:22:34 RDS Follow Along 6:28:51 Redshift Follow Along Networking 6:35:39 Cloud-Native Networking Services 6:37:07 Enterprise/Hybrid Networking Services 6:38:13 Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) & Subnets 6:39:49 Security Groups vs NACLs 6:41:07 Security Groups vs NACLs Follow Along 6:54:46 AWS CloudFront (FA) EC2 6:57:27 Introduction to EC2 6:59:00 EC2 Instance Families 7:01:43 EC2 Instance Types 7:03:29 Dedicated Host vs Dedicated Instances 7:05:33 EC2 Tenancy 7:06:17 Launch an EC2, SSH and Sessions Manager 7:26:33 Elastic IP 7:29:30 AMI and Launch Template 7:35:45 Launch an ASG 7:40:08 Launch an ALB 7:46:41 Cleanup EC2 Pricing Models 7:49:09 EC2 Pricing Models 7:51:18 On Demand 7:52:51 Reserved 7:56:07 RI Attributes 7:57:02 Regional and Zonal RI 7:58:18 RI Limits 7:59:24 Capacity Reservations 8:00:38 Standard vs Convertible RI 8:01:45 RI Marketplace 8:03:00 Spot 8:04:20 Dedicated 8:06:14 Savings Plan Identity 8:08:09 Zero-Trust Model 8:09:55 Zero-Trust on AWS 8:13:17 Zero-Trust on AWS with Third-Parties 8:15:00 Directory Service 8:16:18 Active Directory 8:17:28 Identity Providers 8:19:38 Single-Sign-On 8:20:26 LDAP 8:21:32 Multi-Factor-Authentication 8:22:26 Security Keys 8:23:43 AWS IAM 8:25:05 Anatomy of an IAM Policy 8:27:07 IAM Policies Follow Along 8:46:57 Principle-of-Least-Privilege 8:49:12 AWS Account Root User 8:52:31 AWS SSO Application Integration 8:53:53 Introduction to Application Integration 8:54:37 Queueing and SQS 8:55:46 Streaming and Kinesis 8:57:02 Pub-Sub and SNS 8:59:08 API Gateway and Amazon API Gateway 9:00:27 State Machines and AWS Step Functions 9:01:23 Event Bus and Amazon Event Bridge 9:03:17 Application Integration Services Containers 9:05:22 VMs vs Containers 9:07:49 What are Microservices? 9:09:21 Kuberenetes 9:10:41 Docker 9:12:21 Podman 9:13:23 Container Services Governance 9:16:09 Organizations and Accounts 9:18:48 AWS Control Tower 9:20:50 AWS Config 9:22:29 AWS Config Follow Along 9:30:15 AWS Quick Starts 9:31:04 AWS QuickStarts Follow Along 9:33:37 Tagging 9:34:43 Tag Name Follow Along 9:35:48 Resource Groups 9:36:38 Resource Groups Follow Along 9:42:25 Business Centric Services Provisioning 9:44:37 Provisioning Services 9:47:21 AWS Elastic Beanstalk 9:48:52 AWS Elastic Beanstalk Follow Along Serverless Services 10:05:31 What is Serverless? 10:07:51 Serverless Services Windows on AWS 10:10:01 Windows on AWS 10:11:45 EC2 Windows Follow Along 10:16:53 AWS License Manager Logging 10:16:53 Logging Service 10:20:07 AWS Cloud Trail 10:21:44 CloudWatch Alarm 10:22:42 Anatomy of an Alarm 10:23:49 Log Events 10:16:53 Log Insights 10:26:47 CloudWatch Metrics 10:27:29 AWS CloudTrail Follow Along ML, AI and Big Data 10:32:36 Introduction to ML and AI 10:34:28 AI and ML Services 10:37:52 BigData and Analytics Services 10:42:11 Amazon QuickSight 10:43:26 QuickSight Follow Along AWS Well-Architected Framework 10:52:48 AWS Well-Architected Framework 10:54:21 General Defintions 10:55:38 On Architecture 10:57:35 Amazon Leadership Principles 10:59:05 General Design Principles 11:00:54 Anatomy of a Pillar 11:01:59 Operational Excellence 11:03:17 Security 11:04:47 Reliability 11:05:54 Performance Efficiency 11:07:22 Cost Optimization 11:08:49 AWS Well-Architected-Tool 11:09:31 Well-Architected Framework and Tool- Follow Along 11:13:28 AWS Architecture Center TCO and Migration 11:13:28 TCO and Migration 11:14:33 Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) 11:17:40 CAPEX vs OPEX 11:19:07 Shifting-IT Personnel 11:20:43 AWS Pricing Calculator 11:21:45 AWS Pricing Calculator Follow Along 11:24:14 Migration Evaluator 11:25:00 VM Import Export 11:25:51 Database Migration Service 11:28:04 Cloud Adoption Framework Billing, Pricing and Support 11:30:35 AWS Free Services 11:31:32 AWS Support Plans 11:36:17 Technical Account Manager 11:38:04 AWS Support Follow Along 11:45:27 AWS Marketplace 11:46:26 AWS Marketplace Follow Along 11:47:41 Consolidated Billing 11:49:07 Consolidated Billing Volume Discounts 11:50:38 AWS Trusted Advisor 11:53:47 AWS Trusted Advisor Follow Along 11:58:29 SLAs 11:59:57 AWS SLA Examples 12:02:48 AWS SLA Follow Along 12:03:23 Service Health Dashboard 12:04:03 AWS Personal Health Dashboard 12:04:56 AWS Abuse 12:06:32 AWS Abuse Report Follow Along 12:07:14 AWS Free Tier 12:10:09 AWS Credits 12:11:06 AWS Partner Network 12:13:28 AWS Budgets 12:15:10 AWS Budget Reports 12:15:44 AWS Cost and Usage Reports 12:16:49 Cost Allocation Tags 12:17:37 Billing Alarms 12:18:24 AWS Cost Explorer 12:19:45 AWS Cost Explorer Follow Along 12:22:03 Programmatic Pricing APIs 12:23:06 AWS Savings Plan Follow Along Security 12:25:44 Defense-In-Depth 12:27:24 CIA Triad 12:28:59 Vulnerabilities 12:29:57 Encryption 12:30:45 Cyphers 12:31:51 Cryptographic Keys 12:33:05 Hashing and Salting 12:34:56 Digital Signatures and Signing 12:36:38 In-Transit vs At-Rest Encryption 12:37:51 Compliance Programs 12:41:57 AWS Compliance Programs Follow Along 12:42:40 Pen Testing 12:43:51 Pen Testing Follow Along 12:44:40 AWS Artifact 12:45:21 AWS Artifact Follow Along 12:47:31 AWS Inspector 12:48:36 DDoS 12:49:59 AWS Shield 12:52:30 AWS Guard Duty 12:54:08 AWS Guard Duty Follow Along 12:56:40 Amazon Macie 12:57:49 AWS VPN 12:59:00 AWS WAF 13:00:29 AWS WAF Follow Along 13:03:19 Hardware Security Module 13:05:49 AWS KMS 13:07:05 AWS KMS Follow Along 13:09:19 CloudHSM Variation Study 13:10:59 Know Your Initialisms 13:13:42 AWS Config AWS AppConfig 13:14:39 SNS vs SQS 13:16:16 SNS vs SES vs PinPoint vs Workmail 13:19:18 Amazon Inspector vs AWS Trusted Advisor 13:20:18 Connect Named Services 13:21:26 Elastic Transcoder vs MediaConvert 13:22:27 AWS Artifact vs Amazon Inspector 13:23:13 ELB Variants
i have had 0 experience or knowledge with cloud , i'm just a college student. with this video as my ONLY resource, and after about a month of carefully watching this video, i passed the exam today. this video is all you need, just take your time with it. thank you so much andrew brown, and good luck to anyone else.
bro just a quick question as i am shifting my tech skills as i am app developer. I just wanted to ask that what tech stacks should i know before learning AWS/ watching this video. or can I just directly jump into the video without need to worry about any specific technology
Hi Andrew I passed the Cloud Practitioner exam today after watching all 13 hours of your video (OK?) Cheers and thank you! It took me about 2 weeks to watch the video, take notes, and take a few practice exams. The exam itself was quite difficult I will admit. For those about to take the exam be sure to study the "Well Architected Pillars" as there were a few questions on that. Good luck!
For those that cant see anything when trying to get to budget on iam user: To activate IAM user and role access to the Billing and Cost Management console Sign in to the AWS Management Console with your root account credentials (specifically, the email address and password that you used to create your AWS account). On the navigation bar, choose your account name, and then choose Account. Next to IAM User and Role Access to Billing Information, choose Edit. Select the Activate IAM Access check box to activate access to the Billing and Cost Management console pages. Choose Update. You can now use IAM policies to control which pages a user can access.
@@hiyou2255 I was required to take two introductory courses, complete cloud quest interactive game and the exam practices, but to be honest this course is way much better and complete compared to the introductory courses. I also paid for udemy mock exams but I did not use them that much.
Ey man, next week I start my first semester in software engineering and I've also studied python for 4 months, I plan to continue studying continuously for 6 or 8 months + university, but I'd like to have a job while I study my bachelor degree, do you think it is likely to get a job as a jr if I get a AWS certification after 6 or 8 months?
Perfect timing on this video. I'm taking this exam in two days so i'm going to binge through it over the next two nights before the exam. Thank you FCC!
I ended up passing the exam! With a combination of watching this video at 1.5x speed, taking practice exams on exampro and a few other sites, I was able to pass without any issue. Thanks again for the great content Andrew! I will be watching the AWS Solution Architect video series as my next step in the future.
Thank you so much for this course Just passed the exam today after 4-5 days of studying. I come from a non-technical(music) background so most of the concepts were new to me. This course covered 99% of what came in the exam
@@johnjmr I am from quality engineering background so have less exposure to AWS at my work. Can I just learn in detail from this video and pass the exam ? Or I need to have more exposure to AWS tools to understand the course and clear the exam?
Passed my AWS Cloud Practitioner exam with an 800 score using only this (admittedly skipping the follow along sections) and AWS's own free 6 hour course. About 3 weeks of studying with no cloud experience, and I expect I could've done so in 1 week if required! Thanks for making this great content free! PS: ome questions bring up niche services not covered in this or AWS' course. Reading about all EC2 services for example will really help
Just wanna thank you because I passed the exam in my first try and the only two things i did was: 1. Watch every second of this video 2. Buy a udemy "course" with tons of potential exam questions. So I would watch like two hours of this video and solved a mock exam. I repeated this cycle a couple times and it was sufficient. The test is not hard.
If someone is getting error at 1:03:00 like "IAM Access Denied". You need to go back onto your root account and give the permission to IAM user to access billing pages. Go to your root account -> Click on your account name on navigation area(top right corner) -> click on account -> scroll down a little and you'll see "IAM User and Role Access to Billing Information". Just give permission over here by selecting the checkbox and press the update button.
Shared Responsibility Model 4:15:22 Introduction to Shared Responsibility Model 4:16:22 AWS Shared Responsibility Model 4:19:55 Types of Cloud Responsibilities 4:22:11 Shared Responsibility for Compute 4:28:46 Shared Responsibility Model Alternate 4:33:05 Shared Responsibility Model Architecture Compute 4:34:19 EC2 Overview 4:35:59 VMs, Containers and Serverless 4:38:41 Compute Follow Along 4:58:04 High Performance Computing (HPC) 5:00:04 HPC Follow Along 5:16:26 Edge and Hybrid 5:18:10 Edge Computing Follow Along 5:25:58 Cost & Capacity Management Storage 5:27:47 Types of Storage Services 5:30:26 Introduction to S3 5:32:17 S3 Storage Classes 5:34:54 AWS Snow Family 5:36:51 Storage Services 5:40:10 S3 Follow Along 5:47:34 EBS Follow Along 5:50:24 EFS Follow Along 5:59:58 Snow Family Follow Along Databases 6:05:26 What is a Database 6:06:56 What is a data warehouse? 6:08:25 What is a key value store? 6:10:11 What is a document database? 6:11:08 NoSQL Database Services 6:12:59 Relational Database Services 6:15:48 Other Database Services 6:17:46 DynamoDB Follow Along 6:22:34 RDS Follow Along 6:28:51 Redshift Follow Along Networking 6:35:39 Cloud-Native Networking Services 6:37:07 Enterprise/Hybrid Networking Services 6:38:13 Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) & Subnets 6:39:49 Security Groups vs NACLs 6:41:07 Security Groups vs NACLs Follow Along 6:54:46 AWS CloudFront (FA) EC2 6:57:27 Introduction to EC2 6:59:00 EC2 Instance Families 7:01:43 EC2 Instance Types 7:03:29 Dedicated Host vs Dedicated Instances 7:05:33 EC2 Tenancy 7:06:17 Launch an EC2, SSH and Sessions Manager 7:26:33 Elastic IP 7:29:30 AMI and Launch Template 7:35:45 Launch an ASG 7:40:08 Launch an ALB 7:46:41 Cleanup EC2 Pricing Models 7:49:09 EC2 Pricing Models 7:51:18 On Demand 7:52:51 Reserved 7:56:07 RI Attributes 7:57:02 Regional and Zonal RI 7:58:18 RI Limits 7:59:24 Capacity Reservations 8:00:38 Standard vs Convertible RI 8:01:45 RI Marketplace 8:03:00 Spot 8:04:20 Dedicated 8:06:14 Savings Plan Identity 8:08:09 Zero-Trust Model 8:09:55 Zero-Trust on AWS 8:13:17 Zero-Trust on AWS with Third-Parties 8:15:00 Directory Service 8:16:18 Active Directory 8:17:28 Identity Providers 8:19:38 Single-Sign-On 8:20:26 LDAP 8:21:32 Multi-Factor-Authentication 8:22:26 Security Keys 8:23:43 AWS IAM 8:25:05 Anatomy of an IAM Policy 8:27:07 IAM Policies Follow Along 8:46:57 Principle-of-Least-Privilege 8:49:12 AWS Account Root User 8:52:31 AWS SSO Application Integration 8:53:53 Introduction to Application Integration 8:54:37 Queueing and SQS 8:55:46 Streaming and Kinesis 8:57:02 Pub-Sub and SNS 8:59:08 API Gateway and Amazon API Gateway 9:00:27 State Machines and AWS Step Functions 9:01:23 Event Bus and Amazon Event Bridge 9:03:17 Application Integration Services Containers 9:05:22 VMs vs Containers 9:07:49 What are Microservices? 9:09:21 Kuberenetes 9:10:41 Docker 9:12:21 Podman 9:13:23 Container Services Governance 9:16:09 Organizations and Accounts 9:18:48 AWS Control Tower 9:20:50 AWS Config 9:22:29 AWS Config Follow Along 9:30:15 AWS Quick Starts 9:31:04 AWS QuickStarts Follow Along 9:33:37 Tagging 9:34:43 Tag Name Follow Along 9:35:48 Resource Groups 9:36:38 Resource Groups Follow Along 9:42:25 Business Centric Services Provisioning 9:44:37 Provisioning Services 9:47:21 AWS Elastic Beanstalk 9:48:52 AWS Elastic Beanstalk Follow Along Serverless Services 10:05:31 What is Serverless? 10:07:51 Serverless Services Windows on AWS 10:10:01 Windows on AWS 10:11:45 EC2 Windows Follow Along 10:16:53 AWS License Manager Logging 10:16:53 Logging Service 10:20:07 AWS Cloud Trail 10:21:44 CloudWatch Alarm 10:22:42 Anatomy of an Alarm 10:23:49 Log Events 10:16:53 Log Insights 10:26:47 CloudWatch Metrics 10:27:29 AWS CloudTrail Follow Along ML, AI and Big Data 10:32:36 Introduction to ML and AI 10:34:28 AI and ML Services 10:37:52 BigData and Analytics Services 10:42:11 Amazon QuickSight 10:43:26 QuickSight Follow Along AWS Well-Architected Framework 10:52:48 AWS Well-Architected Framework 10:54:21 General Defintions 10:55:38 On Architecture 10:57:35 Amazon Leadership Principles 10:59:05 General Design Principles 11:00:54 Anatomy of a Pillar 11:01:59 Operational Excellence 11:03:17 Security 11:04:47 Reliability 11:05:54 Performance Efficiency 11:07:22 Cost Optimization 11:08:49 AWS Well-Architected-Tool 11:09:31 Well-Architected Framework and Tool- Follow Along 11:13:28 AWS Architecture Center TCO and Migration 11:13:28 TCO and Migration 11:14:33 Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) 11:17:40 CAPEX vs OPEX 11:19:07 Shifting-IT Personnel 11:20:43 AWS Pricing Calculator 11:21:45 AWS Pricing Calculator Follow Along 11:24:14 Migration Evaluator 11:25:00 VM Import Export 11:25:51 Database Migration Service 11:28:04 Cloud Adoption Framework Billing, Pricing and Support 11:30:35 AWS Free Services 11:31:32 AWS Support Plans 11:36:17 Technical Account Manager 11:38:04 AWS Support Follow Along 11:45:27 AWS Marketplace 11:46:26 AWS Marketplace Follow Along 11:47:41 Consolidated Billing 11:49:07 Consolidated Billing Volume Discounts 11:50:38 AWS Trusted Advisor 11:53:47 AWS Trusted Advisor Follow Along 11:58:29 SLAs 11:59:57 AWS SLA Examples 12:02:48 AWS SLA Follow Along 12:03:23 Service Health Dashboard 12:04:03 AWS Personal Health Dashboard 12:04:56 AWS Abuse 12:06:32 AWS Abuse Report Follow Along 12:07:14 AWS Free Tier 12:10:09 AWS Credits 12:11:06 AWS Partner Network 12:13:28 AWS Budgets 12:15:10 AWS Budget Reports 12:15:44 AWS Cost and Usage Reports 12:16:49 Cost Allocation Tags 12:17:37 Billing Alarms 12:18:24 AWS Cost Explorer 12:19:45 AWS Cost Explorer Follow Along 12:22:03 Programmatic Pricing APIs 12:23:06 AWS Savings Plan Follow Along Security 12:25:44 Defense-In-Depth 12:27:24 CIA Triad 12:28:59 Vulnerabilities 12:29:57 Encryption 12:30:45 Cyphers 12:31:51 Cryptographic Keys 12:33:05 Hashing and Salting 12:34:56 Digital Signatures and Signing 12:36:38 In-Transit vs At-Rest Encryption 12:37:51 Compliance Programs 12:41:57 AWS Compliance Programs Follow Along 12:42:40 Pen Testing 12:43:51 Pen Testing Follow Along 12:44:40 AWS Artifact 12:45:21 AWS Artifact Follow Along 12:47:31 AWS Inspector 12:48:36 DDoS 12:49:59 AWS Shield 12:52:30 AWS Guard Duty 12:54:08 AWS Guard Duty Follow Along 12:56:40 Amazon Macie 12:57:49 AWS VPN 12:59:00 AWS WAF 13:00:29 AWS WAF Follow Along 13:03:19 Hardware Security Module 13:05:49 AWS KMS 13:07:05 AWS KMS Follow Along 13:09:19 CloudHSM Variation Study 13:10:59 Know Your Initialisms 13:13:42 AWS Config AWS AppConfig 13:14:39 SNS vs SQS 13:16:16 SNS vs SES vs PinPoint vs Workmail 13:19:18 Amazon Inspector vs AWS Trusted Advisor 13:20:18 Connect Named Services 13:21:26 Elastic Transcoder vs MediaConvert 13:22:27 AWS Artifact vs Amazon Inspector 13:23:13 ELB Variants
The best part of this video is at 8:17:35 when he accidentally didn't edited out that clip 😂. The deep sigh, drinking of water, googling a terminology and then this weird bubbling noise... was really so funny. Makes you realise that it is a normal guy recording these videos
Congratulations 🎉🎉to me, I just passed my CCP exam after less than month of meeting the lovely tutorial. I paid and tried the exam on the website and then went on to pay other website which gave me better exam questions and I even saw word for word questions when I wrote the exam.
@@sp7358 it’s possible to remember them but the actual learning comes from doing the test exams that is what I came to understand eventually. I was also helped by a friend on how to go about it so I’ll do the same for you. First step is to finish the video, then pay for the exam on exampro there you’ll see 5 exams you can take on. When that is done come back and I’ll give the other website you’ll also have to pay and do that exam. If you follow this process you’re certain to get %90 on your actual exam. 😂 I myself don’t know what’s my score though I did mines yesterday and won’t see the score till 5 days but got the message that I passed.
@@b2k4tuoyo Thanks so much for this info! And congrats on your certification! I shall come back on Thursday after finishing everything.😁 Planning to take the exam next weekend!
For those who are wondering. I'm not ripping a bong. The video didn't stop and what you are hearing is me blowing air into a cup of water. Its part of my speech therapy its called straw exercises. Its pretty funny though! LOL
Going to say this for the beginners. If you log in to IAM and tap on the AWS budget, it could say that 'You have no permission/access to billing'. Don't panic. Happened to me too. Just log out of your IAM and log into root user. Here, go to your accounts and scroll down until you see " IAM User and Role Access to Billing Information". Tap on the edit that should be on the same line. Here, check the box to activate your IAM access. Then log back into your IAM user and tap on budgets. This should do the trick. Hope it helps someone out there
One note. If you're accessing billing as an IAM user you have to enable it within the root user Account settings as well. Maybe I missed a step but I had to go back and do that when I got to the pilling portion.
Steps to enable Billing to IAM user to those looking for it Sign in to the AWS Management Console with your root user credentials (specifically, the email address and password that you used to create your AWS account). On the navigation bar, choose your account name, and then choose Account. Next to IAM User and Role Access to Billing Information, choose Edit. Select the Activate IAM Access check box to activate access to the Billing and Cost Management console pages. Choose Update.
I just passed the exam yesterday 793/1000, by only using this course as my material. I took a lot of notes and flashcards, but however, in the exam there we're a bunch of questions, which are not present in the Andrew's materials. It's a good resource, but I think it's getting outdated. You can still pass the exam only with it though.
I passed the exam yesterday using this content shared by Andrew Brown primarily. Free learning is very informative compared to paid one nowadays. Thanks so much Andrew for being a tool on my success. More power bro!
I read your comment when I just started this course like 10 days ago and it didn't make any sense to me because your timestamp used to take me at 8mins 18secs as you haven't mentioned seconds in your timestamp. But now I am having a really good laugh, lmao🤣🤣
Passed my exam today! All I used was this course, AWS Skilllab's course for revision and a couple of free practice tests I found online (including the exampro one). To be fair I got 750/1000 which was pretty close but that's because I only studied for so little (approx. 2 months 1 hour a day with no previous experience in the cloud). If I had studied harder I probably would've gotten it in a month but I was too lazy though thankfully I passed 😅 . Good luck to everyone!
After studying for the exam between class in my college, and the doing a couple practice exams, I passed today (19-5-2023). Solved 55 of the 65 questions in 25 mins with ease and then did the other 10 questions. Thank you soo much 😁😁
Hey... did u paid for the services in aws console or u just watched the course and looked up udemy courses ??.... Cause i am like super confused that , should i follow along the aws console or just watch the course throughly
@@arjunlatiwala8768 No i did t pay for any service, i only did the follow alongs that didn't cost anything and were included in the free tier, you can go over to the AWS free tier and look up if a particular follow along is gonna cost you. I also didn't buy any udemy courses, all i did was watch this video and did a lot of practice questions, i would say practice questions are as important as the course. Take them very very seriously. Also, getting your hands dirty on the AWS console is wayyy better than just watching the follow along, even if it is a very simple follow along, i do recommended following it on the console.
I will be back to this! Going to go watch the AWS official course for this and then double down on this at 1.5 speed. I decided to watch the first 10 mins of this and i am already sold. This is perfect.
Well thanks just passed my test my test and this (with some practice tests) and 7 days later I did it! My tips for anyone reading is break this video up because burnout is real. In my case I did about 2 hours a day ( watched 3.5 the first day) also don't expect to learn everything off of this video because it is a lot to digest. there are things I learned from just the practice test and I utilized chatgbt to help answer things I wasn't sure of while studying. Its a lot to learn but If you apply your self and take it seriously you can do it good luck y'all!
Literally just passed my exam this past weekend using only this and a few free practice exams as my only two resources. Excellent video, make sure to follow along and keep your own notes and you shouldn't need to look anywhere else but right here.
Passed today! Tooks exactly 14 days from 0 in the cloud to pass the exam. My learning materials are this video and the 6 sets of paid Udemy practice exams. I also did the free examPro exam, and I'd say the Udemy practice exam is slightly better than the examPro ones as the question format and the content are more like the real exam. The majority(95%) of the content is covered in the video, and the udemy practice exams definitely played a big part in my journey. I'd say the importance of the video and the practice exam is probably 50/50. So do some practice exams to let yourself familiar with the question format, and you should be good to go! Good luck to everyone; I am gonna take a rest and work toward the solution architect one in the next couple of days :)
I watched this video over 5 days, took notes along the way and passed the exam 2 days ago. I did have to run the follow along at 1.5x. Many many thanks to the Content Creator.
@@lelouchnorequiem1357 yes, around 800 questions from a variety of resources. Practice tests were harder than the actual exam. Practice tests had almost correct or sounding options where the actual test options were less conflicting and confusing. HTH
Pass the exam today. Find this course two days before my exam.watch in X1.25 speed. This helps me to have better understanding of some points. Highly recommended.
Can't believe this is free! Watched this video at 1.5 speed after taking the ACG course and AWS's own exam prep material. Learned a good bit and helped fill in knowledge gaps. Highly recommend. Thank you!
Thanks a lot Andrew for the excellent content.. I am working on AWS almost an year but was scared to take any certification due to fear in passing it. I just watched your video 1hr daily n gained the confidence. It's a must watch series anyone looking to get started with AWS. Thanks for all the day/night efforts you had put on this video. Good luck, keep spreading love and knowledge.
I just passed my exam yesterday. Thanks to this course and the practice exams on Exampro. That's literally all I used to prepare. Great job Andrew and team! Thanks!
@@moc1759 Thanks Mohit, the exam format is still the same as described in the video; 90 mins and 65 questions. The weight is similar to the practice exam you'll find on Exampro. Good Luck!
skimmed through for this in 5 hours the day before the exam with no other practice and no prior knowledge about AWS, really good course to watch. ended up passing with a 920 thanks!
What is this exam all about? I am from a non-technical background and wanted to try my luck in IT, but I am not sure which profile is going to be good for me in IT. Someone told me that DevOps doesn't require hardcore coding. Would you like to educate me on this?
Is anything regarding the IAM set up/ billing portion on the test or being used in the rest of this tutorial I cannot set up the billing correctly and wasted hours trying to I want to just move on with the video?
@@WinterBlessings IAM is definitely dealt with in this course, and it's also relevant for the exam yes. I wouldn't worry about not being able to set it up properly if you just want to pass the CCP though
Hi @Jay Chhatrola ! I've just used this Andrew Brown's video lecture to know the exam content and his slides to revision. About practice tests I've used: - Exampro free practice exam - AWS free practice exam (only 20 questions) - Cloud Guru Exam questions (ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-IvvD13aNO68.html) - T3P Exam questions (ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-l1MpOD92oUg.html) Goog luck and go confident!
Passed my AWS CCP exam on Feb 11, 2023! Thanks so much Andrew for this content! I'm a STEM student w/o any tech experience. I got this to at least get shortlisted for jobs and to learn AWS! I did so much note-taking that I wrote 300 pages! Failed the free practice test! xD At the end of this video, I ended up purchasing the course on Exampro to get access to all practice tests and also bought practice tests on Udemy. I wish I did that earlier as I could've skipped noting and revisited slides on Exampro. I started to understand better with practice tests, creating notes of my own. IMPORTANT: some contents on AWS have changed recently; you'll have to go confirm everything you study to ensure it's the latest. Some topics like support plan, Design Principles, definitions of some services, etc. have changed.
@@user-yd7ls6jl2j I took 3 weeks! Take ur time! If you can't finish it in 2 weeks, you don't have to drop it! Everyone's learning pace is different. $100 is a lot of money for me, so I ensured that I'm well-prepared and only then I booked the exams.
I passed the exam yesterday having this course my only source to learn. In addition to couple of free practice exams found online. It took me two weeks of preparation although I had zero knowledge about cloud computing and aws. Thank you Andrew. 👏
Thanks for this great video. I watched it at 1.25 speed and got through it quite quick. And passed the exam on the first attempt. Advice to others, read the question several times and you'll understand what they are asking. Then pick the BEST answer. I'd say almost 80% of the questions I guessed the answers.
Just cleared my CP after one week of this tutorial. Can't thank you enough, you are doing a great job here. For those who are preparing for this exam, take this in addition to your studies, all the best.
I just passed my AWS CCP exam this Saturday. This course covers all topics needed to understand. Would recommend to also attempt mock tests so to gain confidence. Pro tip :watch the video on 1.5x speed and make notes will be helpful on the day of exam to run through the topics.
Passed my AWS CCP exam. Thank you for this wonderful exam guide. I had only 1 week before I realised that I couldn't reschedule my exam for a 3rd time. My colleagues suggested me this video tutorial and this changed my fate. I also did referred 6hrs Cloud practitioner essential course from AWS training and also referred some sample questions. Thank you Andrew for this excellent video.
Took 2 weeks of study to earn my cloud practitione certificate! I use only this video and the free practice test to get a 754 score! Than you very much, this course is beyond awesome
@@allanhouse usei só o gratuito que ele disponibiliza, cheguei a comprar um da Udemy mas não gostei neem um pouco, então não vi nem questões desse da udemy
@@neerajacherukuri8115 just by doing the free ExamPro test. I did it three or four times, always taking a break and studying further the questions that I got wrong.
Passed my AWS- CLF-C01 today!, Thank you Andrew for such a great detailed course. I just followed along the course for like 2 weeks and solved some dump questions from google.... Awesome course!
Passed my CCP yesterday 28th of June 2022, all thanks to Andrew and his awesome way of follow along, highly recommend his courses including the Azure ones, he is the boss 👏
@@DivyaNethri2310 They might be binging for hours. You can learn in your own pace. I think giving 2 hrs a day will be good enough for passing exam in 1 month, so you don't put too much pressure on yourself & can pass exam easily without much trouble.
pending :- Provisioning 9:44:37 Provisioning Services 9:47:21 AWS Elastic Beanstalk 9:48:52 AWS Elastic Beanstalk Follow Along Serverless Services 10:05:31 What is Serverless? 10:07:51 Serverless Services Windows on AWS 10:10:01 Windows on AWS 10:11:45 EC2 Windows Follow Along 10:16:53 AWS License Manager Logging 10:16:53 Logging Service 10:20:07 AWS Cloud Trail 10:21:44 CloudWatch Alarm 10:22:42 Anatomy of an Alarm 10:23:49 Log Events 10:16:53 Log Insights 10:26:47 CloudWatch Metrics 10:27:29 AWS CloudTrail Follow Along ML, AI and Big Data 10:32:36 Introduction to ML and AI 10:34:28 AI and ML Services 10:37:52 BigData and Analytics Services 10:42:11 Amazon QuickSight 10:43:26 QuickSight Follow Along TCO and Migration 11:13:28 TCO and Migration 11:14:33 Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) 11:17:40 CAPEX vs OPEX 11:19:07 Shifting-IT Personnel 11:20:43 AWS Pricing Calculator 11:21:45 AWS Pricing Calculator Follow Along 11:24:14 Migration Evaluator 11:25:00 VM Import Export 11:25:51 Database Migration Service 11:28:04 Cloud Adoption Framework
Happy to say I just passed the updated CLF-C02! This was a great overview even in 2023, but make sure you consult up-to-date resources too. (Andrew, keep up the straw vocal exercises 😂 you sound great)
I think this certificate is a great way for people working a level one help desk/service desk role and wants to move move.. Stay with your company and try to join their cloud team. Get the experience and then go look for a better paying jobs outside your current company..
I used this video as study material and took down notes in a notepad, and bought the practice exams. I passed my AWS CCP Today. I wouldn't have passed without the practice exams. The practice exams help you with exam time management and how to carefully read exam questions. I am happy to have a cert in hand. Thanks Exam Pro! OKAY??
I passed my AWS CCP today too. I used A past version(2020) of this course and a 6 set of udemy practice exams. My tip for you guys is to take the full course not necessary to absorb all information and then try to get access to practice exams. And then take note what topics you have incorrect or uncertain and go back to the course then go back to the exam until you are constantly getting 95% up and you should pass the exam. Good luck to all future takers of CCP exam!!!
