A report on

INTERNSHIP

AWS Cloud Virtual Internship

Submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements
for the award of the degree of

BACHELOR OF TECHNOLOGY
in

Mechanical Engineering
by

PATLEVALLE ZILAN 204G1A03A3

Department of Mechanical Engineering

 Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering

Certificate
This is to certify that the internship report entitled AWS Data Engineering Virtual
Internship is the bonafide work carried out by bearing Roll Number 224G1A02B1 in
partial fulfilment of the requirements for the award of the degree of Bachelor of
Technology in Electrical and Electronics Engineering for three months from April
2024 to June2024.

Internship Coordinator Head of the Department

Mr. Y. SATISH KUMAR M.Tech Dr . MEERIMAMATHA M.Tech, Ph.D

Assistant Professor
Associate Professor & Head
Date: EXTERNAL EXAMINER
Place: Ananthapuramu
PREFACE

I did a Virtual Internship during March 2022 to May 2020, on AWS, a Cloud Service
Provider. The industry offers more than 200 services to the customers on that services
top 10 services are Amazon EC2, Amazon RDS, Amazon S3, Amazon Aurora,
Amazon DynamoDB, Amazon Lambda, Amazon VPC, Amazon CloudFront, AWS
Elastic
Beanstalk, Amazon EC2 Auto-Scaling. This internship project is a part of III – Year B. Tech
program which was conducted at Srinivasa Ramanujan Institute of Technology –
Ananthapuramu.
AICTE has prepared a model curriculum with the help of prominent
academicians of the country so that the country may produce competent employable
graduates as per the needs of the industry. By doing this Internship, I gained
knowledge on AWS foundation and AWS architecture modules to build my career in
AWS Cloud based platform and EduSkills also provided some different company
placement drives to get employment opportunities in cloud-based companies.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
 The satisfaction and euphoria that accompany the successful completion of
any task would be incomplete without the mention of people who made it possible,
whose constant guidance and encouragement crowned our efforts with success. It is a
pleasant aspect that I have now the opportunity to express my gratitude for all of
them.

It is with immense pleasure that I would like to express my indebted gratitude

to my internship coordinator Mr. Sowdager Moin Ahmad, Assistant Professor, Department of
Mechanical Engineering, who has supported me a lot and encouraged me in every step of the
internship work. I thank him/her for the stimulating support, constant encouragement and

constructive criticism which have made possible to bring out this internship work.

I am very much thankful to Dr. L. Vamsi Krishna Reddy, Assistant

Professor & Hod, Department of Mechanical Engineering, for his/her kind support
and for providing necessary facilities to carry out the work.

I wish to convey my special thanks to Dr. G. Balakrishna, Principal of

Srinivasa Ramanujan Institute of Technology for giving the required information in doing my
internship. Not to forget, I thank all other faculty and non-teaching staff, and my friends who had

directly or indirectly helped and supported me in completing my project in time.

I also express our sincere thanks to the Management for providing excellent

facilities and support.

Finally, I wish to convey my gratitude to my family who fostered all the
requirements and facilities that I need.

P. ZILAN
(204G1A03A3)

INDEX
Content Page No
List of Figures vi
List of Abbreviations vii
 Chapter 1: Introduction 1
Chapter 2 : Technologies 4
Chapter 3: Applications 6
Chapter 4: Modules Explanation 8
Chapter 5: Real time example of AWS 17
Chapter 6: Learning outcomes 18
Chapter 7: Conclusion 19
Internship Certificates 21
References 22

LIST OF FIGURES

Fig. No Title Page No

Fig - 4.1 AWS Billing Dashboard 9
Fig - 4.2 AWS Global Infrastructure Map 9
Fig - 4.3 Content Delivery 11
Fig - 4.4 AWS EC2, AWS Lambda, AWS Elastic Beanstalk 12
Fig - 4.5 AWS EBS 12
Fig - 4.6 AWS S3 12
Fig - 4.7 AWS S3 Glacier 13
Fig - 4.8 Amazon RDS 13
Fig - 4.9 Amazon DynamoDB 14
Fig - 4.10 Amazon Redshift 14
Fig - 4.11 Amazon Aurora 14
Fig - 4.12 Six Pillars of AWS 15
Fig - 4.13 Amazon CloudWatch 16
Fig - 4.14 Amazon ELB 16

LIST OF ABBREVATIONS
AWS Amazon Web Services
IaaS Infrastructure as a service
PaaS Platform as a service
SaaS Software as a service
IAM Identity and Access Management
VPC Virtual Private Cloud
EC2 Elastic Compute Cloud
S3 Simple Storage Service
RDS Relational Database Service
DNS Domain Name System
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CHAPTER 1 Introduction
In 2006, Amazon Web Services (AWS) began offering IT infrastructure services to
businesses as web services—now commonly known as cloud computing. One of the key
benefits of cloud computing is the opportunity to replace upfront capital infrastructure
expenses with low variable costs that scale with your business. With the cloud, businesses no
longer need to plan for and procure servers and other IT infrastructure weeks or months in
advance. Instead, they can instantly spin up hundreds or thousands of servers in minutes and
deliver results faster.
Today, AWS provides a highly reliable, scalable, low-cost infrastructure platform in
the cloud that powers hundreds of thousands of businesses in 190 countries around the world.
In this internship project we have completed some important modules related to AWS
services.

1.1 Modules
1.1.1 Cloud Concepts Overview
In this module we learned how to:
➢ Define different types of cloud computing models
➢ Advantages of cloud computing
➢ AWS core service

1.1.2 Cloud Economics and Billing

In this Module we learned how to:
➢ Fundamentals of AWS pricing
➢ AWS Pricing Calculator estimate
➢ Billing dashboard

1.1.3 AWS Global Infrastructure Overview In

this module we learned how to:
➢ About AWS Regions, Availability Zones and Edge locations
➢ AWS service and service categories
1.1.4 AWS Cloud Security
In this module we learned how to:

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➢ Shared responsibility model

➢ IAM users, groups and roles.
➢ Security credentials in IAM

1.1.5 Networking and Content Delivery In

this module we learned how to:
➢ Basics of networking
➢ VPC architecture
➢ Fundamentals of Amazon Route 53
➢ About VPC

1.1.6 Compute
In this module we learned how to:
➢ Different AWS compute services in the cloud
➢ Use of Elastic compute cloud (Amazon EC2)
➢ When to use AWS Elastic Beanstalk
➢ When to use AWS Lambda

1.1.7 Storage
In this module we learned how to:
➢ Amazon S3
➢ Amazon EBS
➢ Amazon S3 Glacier

1.1.8 Database
In this module we learned how to:
➢ Functionality in Amazon RDS
➢ Amazon DynamoDB
➢ Amazon Redshift
➢ Amazon Aurora

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1.1.9 Cloud Architecture

In this module we learned how to:
➢ Six pillars of AWS
➢ Reliability and high availability
➢ Trusted advisor recommendations

1.1.10 Auto Scaling and Monitoring

In this module we learned how to:
➢ Cloud watch enable for AWS resources to monitor
➢ Load balancing
➢ Workload changes

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CHAPTER 2
Technology

Technologies required for AWS

1. Java, Python or C#
Most architects have a software development background. An efficient AWS architect
should be able to write code in Java, Python, C# or any other of the programming languages
which have an official AWS SDK. Understanding programming in general is important for
creating viable, logical solutions that would work as intended. And a good architect can use
programming to quickly create a proof of concept or demo to show a point or investigate how
to use the latest and greatest technologies.
2. Networking
It’s hard to create a secure, scalable cloud-based solution without understanding
networking. DNS, TCP/IP, HTTP, CDN and VPN are only a few of the terms you want to
make yourself familiar with. That doesn’t mean you need to know the port that you need to
open for SSH access (although it helps). As an architect you’re expected to be able to use
services such as Route 53 (DNS), CloudFront (CDN) and Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) to
design your cloud networking using public and private subnets, internet access and VPC
peering.
3. Data Storage Fundamentals
Every software architect needs to know and understand how and when to use
databases. In AWS, where you have many data storage options available, you need to be able
to know when to use each. From simple, yet powerful, bucket storage using S3 to Relational
Database
Service (RDS) and all the way to full-fledged Hadoop clusters, you’ll need to compare
different capabilities, performance and price, and choose the best way to store some or all of
your company’s data.
4. Security Foundations
From securing access to your AWS account to securing access to your data, AWS has
several services and guidelines created specifically to help you make sure only authorized

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code and people are allowed to perform specific tasks. You will also need to learn about
Identity and
Access Management (IAM), a service that will help you define which services
and users can access which resources. Learn how to secure your networks using Security
Groups and Access Control Lists.
5. AWS Service selection
Cloud architecture involves front-end and back-end technologies backed by
components provided by a cloud vendor, in many cases Amazon. Good cloud architects
should know what services are at their disposal and have a good understanding of the services
relevant to the organization. This is no easy task since Amazon tends to release new services
throughout the year. Knowing what to focus on is crucial. Basic services every AWS architect
should know include SQS (simple queuing), SNS (notifications) and RDS (Relational
Database Service). Knowledge of more specific ones—such as one of the AWS IoT related
services—is extra helpful.
6. Communication
Designing great architecture doesn’t mean a thing if you fail to explain your vision to
software developers, managers and fellow architects. You will need to learn to explain your
ideas via emails, documents and presentations in a way that convinces your team why your
solution is the best. Work on your presentation skills, learn how to write concisely and use a
diagramming tool to show complex environments. A single slide with a diagram is preferable
to ten slides with twenty bullet points each.

CHAPTER 3 Applications

Amazon Web Services (AWS) is quite possibly the most famous Cloud Computing
platform embraced by many popular companies for various applications. As AWS has become
universal, we must know where exactly we can use AWS services and what companies are
using them. Here is the AWS applications list followed by a few AWS use cases.

1. Storage and Backup:

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Storage and backup are important for any Cloud Computing service. AWS provides
you with reliable storage services like Amazon Simple Storage Service to store large-scale
data and backup services like AWS Backup to take backups of this data, which is stored in
other AWS services. AWS stores the data in three different availability zones so that if one
fails, you can still access your data. This makes AWS storage reliable and easily accessible.
Therefore, companies with huge application data to store and backup securely can use AWS.

2. Big Data:

One of the biggest challenges faced by companies these days is Big Data. The
companies are struggling to store their large amounts of data using traditional methods. With
AWS Big Data storage services, they can manage to store their data even if the data limit
increases unexpectedly as AWS provides virtually unlimited data storage with scale-in and
scale-out options. AWS offers easy access and faster data retrieval as well. For data
processing, it offers services like EMR, with which the companies can easily set up, operate,
and scale their big data. Therefore, efficiently storing and managing Big Data is among the
top AWS applications.
3. Enterprise IT:

AWS is a one-stop solution for any IT business. Many features of it such as secure
storage, scalability, flexibility, and elasticity support companies to innovate faster than ever
before. Using AWS for IT enterprises makes them profitable in terms of both money and time.
As AWS maintains its cloud architecture, it need not waste time and money on professionals
to do the same.

4. Websites:

AWS offers a wide range of website hosting options to create the best website for
customers. Its services like Amazon LightSail have everything, such as a virtual machine,
SSDbased storage, data transfer, DNS management, and a static IP, to launch a website in
such a way that the user can manage the website easily. Amazon EC2, AWS Lambda, Elastic
Load Balancing, AWS Amplify, Amazon S3, etc. also help users build reliable and scalable
websites.

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5. Gaming:

AWS has been serving many gaming studios. Combining Amazon EC2 and S3
services with CloudFront enables gaming websites to deliver high-quality gaming
experiences to their customers regardless of location.

6. Mobile Apps:

Mobile applications are embedded with day-to-day life. With AWS, you have the
facility to create an app in your desired programming language. You can also keep up the
applications that are consistently accessible and solid with high compute, storage, database,
and application services. You can take advantage of AWS auto-scaling and managed relational
database service for the better performance of your apps.

CHAPTER 4 Modules Explanation

Module 1: Cloud Concepts Overview
Different types of cloud computing models are Infrastructure as a service (IaaS),
Platform as a service (PaaS), Software as a service (SaaS). There are three cloud deployment
models: cloud, hybrid, and on premises or private cloud. Six advantages of cloud computing
are Trade capital expense for variable expense, massive economies of scale, Stop guessing
capacity, increase speed and agility, stop spending money on running and maintaining data
centers, Go global in minutes. AWS is a secure cloud platform that offers a broad set of global
cloud-based products called services that are designed to work together. There are many
categories of AWS services, and each category has many services to choose from. Choose a
service based on your business goals and technology requirements. Cloud adoption is not
instantaneous for most organizations and requires a thoughtful, deliberate strategy and
alignment across the whole organization.

Module 2: Cloud Economics and Billing

There are three fundamental drivers of cost with AWS: compute, storage, and
outbound data transfer. These characteristics vary somewhat, depending on the AWS product
and pricing model you choose. AWS offers a range of cloud computing services. For each
service, you pay for exactly the number of resources that you actually need. This utility-style

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pricing model includes: Pay for what you use, pay less when you reserve, Pay less when you
use more, Pay even less as AWS grows. Total Cost of Ownership is a concept to help you
understand and compare the costs that are associated with different deployments. AWS
provides the AWS Pricing Calculator to assist you with the calculations that are needed to
estimate cost savings. AWS Billing and Cost Management provides you with tools to help you
access, understand, allocate, control, and optimize your AWS costs and usage. These tools
include AWS Bills, AWS Cost Explorer, AWS Budgets, and AWS Cost and Usage Reports.
Knowing and understanding your usage and costs will enable you to plan ahead and improve
your AWS implementation

Fig - 4.1 AWS Billing Dashboard

Module 3: AWS Global Infrastructure Overview

The AWS Global Infrastructure is designed and built to deliver a flexible, reliable,
scalable, and secure cloud computing environment with high-quality global network
performance.

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Fig - 4.2 AWS Global Infrastructure Map

The AWS Cloud infrastructure is built around regions. AWS has 22 Regions
worldwide. An AWS Region is a physical geographical location with one or more Availability
Zones. Availability Zones in turn consist of one or more data centers.

Region: Region is a physical location around the world where we cluster data
centers.

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Availability Zones: An Availability Zone (AZ) is one or more discrete data centers
with redundant power, networking, and connectivity in an AWS Region. AZs give customers
the ability to operate production applications and databases that are more highly available,
fault tolerant, and scalable than would be possible from a single data center.
Edge locations: Edge locations are AWS data centers designed to deliver services
with the lowest latency possible.

Module 4: AWS Cloud Security

Security and compliance are a shared responsibility between AWS and the customer.
This shared responsibility model is designed to help relieve the customer’s operational
burden.
AWS responsibility: AWS operates, manages, and controls the components from the
software virtualization layer down to the physical security of the facilities where AWS
services operate. AWS is responsible for protecting the infrastructure that runs all the services
that are offered in the AWS Cloud.
Customer responsibility: The customer is responsible for the encryption of data at
rest and data in transit. The customer should also ensure that the network is configured for
security and that security credentials and logins are managed safely. Additionally, the
customer is responsible for the configuration of security groups and the configuration of the
operating system that run on compute instances that they launch. IAM policies are
constructed with JavaScript Object Notation and define permissions. IAM policies can be
attached to any IAM entity. Entities are IAM users, IAM groups, and IAM roles. An IAM
user provides a way for a person, application, or service to authenticate to AWS. An IAM
group is a simple way to attach the same policies to multiple users.

Module 5: Networking and Content Delivery

A computer network is two or more client machines that are connected together to
share resources. A network can be logically partitioned into subnets. Networking requires a
networking device (such as a router or switch) to connect all the clients together and enable
communication between them. Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) is a service that lets you

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provision a logically isolated section of the AWS Cloud where you can launch your AWS
resources. An elastic network interface is a virtual network interface that you can attach or
detach from an instance in a VPC. A network interface's attributes follow it when it is
reattached to another instance. When you move a network interface from one instance to
another, network traffic is redirected to the new instance. An internet gateway is a scalable,
redundant, and highly available VPC component that allows communication between
instances in your VPC and the internet.

Fig - 4.3 Content Delivery

Module 6: Compute

Amazon EC2 provides virtual machines, and you can think of it as infrastructure as
a service (IaaS). IaaS services provide flexibility and leave many of the server management
responsibilities to you. You choose the operating system, and you also choose the size and
resource capabilities of the servers that you launch. For IT professionals who have experience
using on-premises computing, virtual machines are a familiar concept. Amazon EC2 was one
of the first AWS services, and it remains one of the most popular services. AWS Lambda is a
zero-administration compute platform. AWS Lambda enables you to run code without
provisioning or managing servers. You pay only for the compute time that is consumed. This
server less technology concept is relatively new to many IT professionals. However, it is
becoming more popular because it supports cloud-native architectures, which enable massive
scalability at a lower cost than running servers 24/7 to support the same workloads. AWS

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Elastic Beanstalk provides a platform as a service (PaaS). It facilitates the quick deployment
of applications that you create by providing all the application services that you need. AWS
manages the OS, the application server, and the other infrastructure components so that you
can focus on developing your application code.

Fig – 4.4 AWS EC2, AWS Lambda, AWS Elastic Beanstalk

Module 7 : Storage
Amazon EBS provides persistent block storage volumes for use with Amazon
EC2instances. Persistent storage is any data storage device that retains data after power to that
device is shut off. It is also sometimes called non-volatile storage.

Fig – 4.5 Amazon EBS

Amazon S3 is object-level storage, which means that if you want to change a part of a
file, you must make the change and then re-upload the entire modified file. Amazon S3 stores
data as objects within resources that are called buckets

Fig – 4.6 Amazon S3

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Amazon S3 Glacier is a secure, durable, and extremely low-cost cloud storage service
for data archiving and long-term backup. Data that is stored in Amazon S3 Glacier can take
several hours to retrieve, which is why it works well for archiving.

Fig – 4.7 Amazon S3 Glacier

Module 8 : Database

Amazon RDS is a web service that makes it easy to set up, operate, and scale a
relational database in the cloud. It provides cost-efficient and resizable capacity while
managing timeconsuming database administration tasks so you can focus on your applications
and your business. Features include that it is a managed service, and that it can be accessed
via the console, AWS Command Line Interface (AWS CLI), or application programming
interface (API) calls. AmazonRDS is scalable for compute and storage, and automated
redundancy and backup is available. Supported database engines include Amazon Aurora,
PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, Oracle, and Microsoft SQL Server.

Fig – 4.8 Amazon RDS

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DynamoDB is a fast and flexible NoSQL database service for all applications that
need consistent, single-digit-millisecond latency at any scale. Amazon manages all the
underlying data infrastructure for this service and redundantly stores data across multiple
facilities in a native US Region as part of the fault-tolerant architecture. With DynamoDB,
you can create tables and items. You can add items to a table. The system automatically
partitions your data and has table storage to meet workload requirements

Fig – 4.9 Amazon DynamoDB

Amazon Redshift is a fast, fully managed data warehouse that makes it simple and
costeffective to analyze all your data by using standard SQL and your existing business
intelligence (BI) tools. Here is a look at Amazon Redshift and how you can use it for analytic
applications.

Fig – 4.10 Amazon Redshift

Amazon Aurora is a MySQL-and PostgreSQL-compatible relational database that is

built for the cloud. It combines the performance and availability of high-end commercial
databases with the simplicity and cost-effectiveness of open-source databases. Using Amazon

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Aurora can reduce your database costs while improving the reliability and availability of the
database.

Fig - 4.11 Amazon Aurora

Module 9: Cloud Architecture

The AWS Well-Architected Framework is organized into six pillars: operational
excellence, security, reliability, performance efficiency, cost optimization, and sustainability.
The first five pillars have been part of the framework since the framework's introduction in
2015. The sustainability pillar was added as the sixth pillar in 2021 to help organizations learn
how to minimize the environmental impacts of running cloud workloads.

Fig - 4.12 Six Pillars of AWS

Reliability is a measure of your system’s ability to provide functionality when desired

by the user. Because "everything fails, all the time," you should think of reliability in
statistical terms. Reliability is the probability that an entire system will function as intended
for a specified period. Note that a system includes all system components, such as hardware,
firmware, and software. Failure of system components impacts the availability of the system.

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Availability is the percentage of time that a system is operating normally or correctly

performing the operations expected of it (or normal operation time over total time).
Availability is reduced anytime the application is not operating normally, including both
scheduled and unscheduled interruptions. AWS Trusted Advisor is an online tool that
provides real-time guidance to help you provision your resources by following AWS best
practices. AWS Trusted Advisor looks at your entire AWS environment and gives you real-
time recommendations in five categories. You can use AWS Trusted Advisor to help you
optimize your AWS environment as soon as you start implementing your architecture designs.
Module 10: Auto Scaling and Monitoring
Amazon CloudWatch is a monitoring and observability service that is built for
DevOps engineers, developers, site reliability engineers (SRE), and IT managers.
CloudWatch monitors your AWS resources (and the applications that you run on AWS) in real
time. You can use CloudWatch to collect and track metrics, which are variables that you can
measure for your resources and applications.

Fig - 4.13 Amazon CloudWatch

Elastic Load Balancing distributes incoming application or network traffic across

multiple targets (such as Amazon EC2 instances, containers, IP addresses, and Lambda
functions) in one or more Availability Zones. Elastic Load Balancing offers several
monitoring tools for continuous monitoring and logging for auditing and analytics.

Fig - 4.14 Amazon ELB

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Chapter
5
Real Time Example

McDonald’s

McDonald’s is the world’s largest fast-food company that serves around 64 million
people per day. The growth of this company has gone to another level when it started home
deliveries. By utilizing AWS services, McDonald’s created a platform that integrates local
restaurants with delivery partners such as Uber Eats. Scalability is also a reason for the
company to choose AWS services. Moreover, with AWS Microservices Architecture,

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McDonald’s platform can scale 20,000 orders per second and integrate with the global
partners easily.

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Chapter
6
Learning outcomes
➢ Gain an overall understanding of basic cloud computing concepts
➢ Become familiar with AWS core services and tools
➢ Learn the architectural principles of the AWS Cloud
➢ Understand and be able to explain AWS Cloud security and compliance
measures
➢ Understand the AWS budget and pricing philosophy
➢ Engage in hands-on practice to hone key skills

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➢ Learn the knowledge and skills required to take the AWS Certified Cloud
Practitioner Exam

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7
Conclusion
By doing this internship we learnt

▪ The importance of AWS.

▪ Tools that help us to optimize our service costs.
▪ Networking and Cloud Delivery
▪ Cloud Security
▪ And other different Services that are provided by AWS.

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Internship Certificate

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AWS ACADEMY CLOUD FOUNDATIONS:

AWS ACADEMY CLOUD ARCHITECTING:

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References
https://awsacademy.instructure.com/courses/18381

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