
Curso de Amazon Web Service Certified Developer (DVA-C01)
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Curso de Amazon Web Service Certified Developer (DVA-C01)
En la Escuela de Informática Avanzada Aranda Formación aprenderás en manos de expertos todas las herramientas necesarias para conseguir la certificación AWS CERTIFIED DEVELOPER (DVA-C01)
Esta formación de nivel intermedio de AWS va dirigido a aquellas personas con un cargo de desarrollador y con conocimientos iniciales en desarrollo y mantenimiento de aplicaciones basadas en AWS.
El Grupo Aranda Formación te conecta con el mundo laboral mediante un curso de máxima calidad y amplia salida laboral. Elige la mejor formación en IT y conviértete en un profesional en pocos meses.
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ABIERTA 2023/2024
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titulaciÓN
Con Grupo Aranda Formación obtendrás la siguiente titulación:
- Amazon Web Service Certified Developer (DVA-C01)
Programa
MODULO I
- Introduction To Cloud Computing And AWS
- History Of The Cloud
- Basic AWS Concepts
- Benefits Of Using AWS Over Traditional Data Center
- Accessing AWS Services
- What Are SAAS, PAAS, And IAAS?
- Understanding Virtualization
- Comparing AWS Cloud And On-Premises Data Centers
- Total Cost Of Ownership (TCO) Versus Return On Investment (ROI)
- Creating A New AWS Account
- Deleting An AWS Account
- AWS Free Tier
- Root User Versus Non-Root User
- AWS Dashboard
- Components Of The AWS Dashboard
- Core AWS Services
- Shared Security Responsibility Model
- AWS Soft Limits
- Disaster Recovery With AWS
MODULO II
- Understanding AWS Root User
- Elements Of IAM
- Understanding AWS Root User
- Elements Of IAM
- Users
- Access Key And Secret Key
- Password Policy
- Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
- Security Token-Based MFA
- Steps For Enabling A Virtual MFA Device For A User
- Sms Text Message – Based MFA
- Creating An AWS IAM User Using The AWS Dashboard
- Introduction To AWS CLI
- Installing AWS CLI
- Getting A AWS User Access Key And Secret Key
- Configuring AWS CLI
- AWS CLI Syntax
- Getting Aws Cli Help
- Creating An IAM User Using AWS CLI
- Group
- Creating A New IAM Group
- Creating IAM Group Using CLI
- Adding Existing Users To A Group
- Práctica Módulo
MODULO III
- IAM Role
- Creating Roles For AWS Service
- Creating IAM Role Using AWS CLI
- Policy
- Managed Policies
- Inline Policies
- Resource-Based Policies
- Example Of Resource-Based Policy
- IAM Policy Simulator
- Active Directory Federation Service (ADFS)
- Integration Between ADFS And AWS Console
- Web Identity Federation
- STS
- AWS STS And AWS Regions
- Using Temporary Credentials In Amazon EC2 Instances
- Using Temporary Security Credentials With The AWS SDKS
- IAM Best Practices
- Práctica Módulo
MODULO IV
- Virtual Private Cloud
- AWS VPC
- Subnet
- Private Subnet
- Public Subnet
- IP Addressing
- Private IP
- Public IP
- Elastic IP Address
- Creating A VPC
- VPC With A Single Public Subnet
- VPC With Private And Public Subnets
- VPC With Public And Private Subnets And Hardware VPC Access
- VPC With Private Subnet Only And Hardware VPC Access
- Práctica Módulo
MODULO V
- Security
- Security Group
- Network ACLS
- Security Group Versus NACL
- Flow Logs
- Controlling Access
- VPC Networking Components
- ENI
- Route Table
- IGW
- Egress-Only IGW
- NAT
- Comparison Of Nat Instances And Nat Gateways
- DHCP Option Sets
- DNS
- VPC Peering
- VPC Endpoint
- Classiclink
- VPC Best Practices
- Práctica Módulo
MODULO VI
- Elastic Compute Cloud
- Introduction To EC2
- Pricing For EC2
- EC2 Instance Lifecycle
- Instance Launch
- Instance Stop And Start
- Instance Reboot
- Instance Retirement
- Instance Termination
- Práctica Módulo
MODULO VII
- AMI
- Root Device Types
- EC2 Instance Virtualization Types
- Creating An EC2 Instance
- Changing EC2 Instance Type
- Connecting To The EC2 Instance
- Connecting To A Linux EC2 Instance From A Microsoft Windows System
- Connecting To An EC2 Instance Using Putty Session
- Troubleshooting SSH Connection Issues
- EC2 Instance Metadata And User Data
- Placement Group
- Práctica Módulo
MODULO VIII
- Introducing EBS
- Types Of EBS
- General Purpose SSD (GP2)
- Provisioned IOPS SSD (IO1)
- Throughput Optimized HDD (St1)
- Cold HDD (SC1)
- Encrypted EBS
- Monitoring EBS Volumes With Cloudwatch
- Snapshots
- EBS Optimized EC2 Instances
- EC2 Best Practices
- Práctica Módulo
MODULO IX
- Introduction To Elastic Load Balancer
- Benefits Of Using ELB
- Types Of ELB
- Classic Load Balancer
- Application Load Balancer
- Features Of ELB
- Step By Step – Creating A Classic Load Balancer
- How ELB Works
- The Working Of a Classic Load Balancer
- The Working Of a Application Load Balancer
- Elb Best Practices
- Práctica Módulo
MODULO X
- Monitoring With Cloudwatch
- How Amazon Cloudwatch Works
- Elements Of Amazon Cloudwatch
- Namespaces
- Metrics
- Dimensions
- Statistics
- Percentile
- Alarms
- Creating A Cloudwatch Alarm
- Billing Alerts
- Cloudwatch Dashboards
- Monitoring Types – Basic And Detailed
- Cloudwatch Best Practices
- Práctica Módulo
MODULO XI
- Amazon Simple Queue Service
- Why to Use SQS?
- How Queues Work?
- Main Features Of SQS
- Types Of Queue
- Dead Letter Queue (DLQ)
- Queue Attributes
- Creating A Queue
- Sending A Message In A Queue
- Viewing/Deleting A Message From A Queue
- Purging A Queue
- Deleting A Queue
- Subscribing A Queue To A Topic
- Adding User Permissions To A Queue
- Sqs Limits
- Queue Monitoring And Logging
- Cloudwatch Metrics Available For SQS
- Logging SQS API Actions
- SQS Security
- Authentication
- SSE
- Práctica Módulo
MODULO XII
- Simple Notification Service
- Introduction To Amazon SNS
- Amazon SNS Fanout
- Application And System Alerts
- Mobile Push Notifications
- Push Email And Text Messaging
- Creating Amazon SNS Topic
- Subscribing To a SNS Topic
- Publishing a Message To a SNS Topic
- Deleting SNS Topic
- Managing Access To Amazon SNS Topics
- When To Use Access Control
- Key Concepts
- Architectural Overview
- Access Request Evaluation Logic
- Invoking Lambda Function Using SNS Notification
- Sending Amazon SNS Message To Amazon SQS Queues
- Monitoring SNS With Cloudwatch
- SNS Best Practices
- Práctica Módulo
MODULO XIII
- Simple Workflow Service
- When To Use Amazon SWF
- Workflow
- Example Workflow
- Workflow History
- How Workflow History Helps
- Actors
- Workflow Starter
- Decider
- Activity Worker
- Tasks
- SWF Domains
- Object Identifiers
- Task Lists
- Workflow Execution Closure
- Lifecycle Of Workflow Execution
- Polling For Tasks
- SWF Endpoints
- Managing Access With IAM
- SWF – IAM Policy Examples
- Práctica Módulo
MODULO XIV
- AWS Cloudformation
- What Is a Template?
- What Is a Stack?
- Template Structure
- Description, Metadata And Parameters
- AWS-Specific Parameters
- Mappings
- Conditions
- Transform
- Resources
- Outputs
- Sample Cloudformation Template
- Rolling Updates For Auto Scaling Groups
- Cloudformation Best Practices
- Práctica Módulo
MODULO XV
- Elastic Beanstalk
- Elastic Beanstalk Components
- Architectural Concepts
- Web Server Environment Tier
- Worker Environment Tiers
- Elastic Beanstalk Supported Platforms
- Creating Web Application Source Bundle
- Getting Started Using Elastic Beanstalk
- Step 1 – Signing In To The AWS Account
- Step 2 – Creating An Application
- Step 3 – Viewing Information About The Recently Created Environment
- Step 4 – Deploying A New Application Version
- Step 5 – Changing The Configuration
- Step 6 – Cleaning Up
- Version Lifecycle
- Deploying Web Applications To Elastic Beanstalk Environments
- Monitoring The Web Application Environment
- Elastic Beanstalk Best Practices
- Práctica Modulo
MODULO XVI
- Introduction To AWS Lambda
- What Is A Lambda Function?
- Lambda Function Invocation Types
- Writing A Lambda Function
- Lambda Function Handler (Node.Js)
- Lambda Function Handler (Java)
- Lambda Function Handler (Python)
- Lambda Function Handler (C#)
- Deploying A Lambda Function
- AWS Lambda Function Versioning And Aliases
- Environment Variables
- Tagging Lambda Functions
- Lambda Function Over VPC
- Building Applications With AWS Lambda
- Event Source Mapping For AWS Services
- Event Source Mapping For AWS Stream-Based Service
- Event Source Mapping For Custom Applications
- AWS Lambda Best Practices
- Práctica Módulo
MODULO XVII
- Batería De Preguntas Demo Examen (DVA-C01)
Requisitos
Este curso solo lo harían aquellos alumnos que han aprobado el cuestionario previo o tengan en su posesión algunos de estos certificados AMAZON WEB SERVICE CERTIFIED CLOUD (CLF-C01) o CERTIFIED SOLUTIONS ARCHITECT (SAA-C02).