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AWS Deployment Learning Plan

The AWS Deployment Learning Plan provides a structured approach to learning AWS, starting with cloud computing basics and creating a free tier account. It covers core services, hands-on practice, serverless architecture, infrastructure as code, CI/CD pipelines, security, monitoring, and advanced topics. Additional resources and community support are also suggested for learners seeking to enhance their skills.

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AWS Deployment Learning Plan

The AWS Deployment Learning Plan provides a structured approach to learning AWS, starting with cloud computing basics and creating a free tier account. It covers core services, hands-on practice, serverless architecture, infrastructure as code, CI/CD pipelines, security, monitoring, and advanced topics. Additional resources and community support are also suggested for learners seeking to enhance their skills.

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AWS Deployment Learning Plan

Learning AWS for deployment is a great choice! Here's a structured plan to help you get started:

1. Understand the Basics of Cloud Computing

- Learn the fundamentals of cloud computing, including concepts like IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS.

- Familiarize yourself with AWS's global infrastructure, regions, and availability zones.

2. Create an AWS Free Tier Account

- Sign up for the AWS Free Tier to get hands-on experience with various services.

3. Learn Core AWS Services

- Compute: Start with EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) to understand how virtual servers work.

- Storage: Learn about S3 (Simple Storage Service) for object storage and EBS (Elastic Block

Store).

- Networking: Study VPC (Virtual Private Cloud), subnets, security groups, and load balancers.

- Database: Explore RDS (Relational Database Service) and DynamoDB for database management.

4. Hands-On Practice

- Deploy a simple web application using EC2 and S3.

- Set up a static website on S3 and configure it with a custom domain using Route 53.

- Deploy a full-stack application using EC2, RDS, and Load Balancers.

5. Learn About Serverless Architecture

- Explore AWS Lambda for serverless computing.

- Use API Gateway to create RESTful APIs.

- Understand how to manage asynchronous workflows using Step Functions.

6. Infrastructure as Code (IaC)


- Learn CloudFormation for automating resource provisioning.

- Explore Terraform (not AWS-specific, but widely used with AWS).

7. CI/CD Pipeline

- Study AWS CodePipeline, CodeBuild, and CodeDeploy for continuous integration and deployment.

8. Security and Identity Management

- Learn about IAM (Identity and Access Management) for managing permissions.

- Understand how to set up security best practices on AWS.

9. Monitoring and Logging

- Use CloudWatch for monitoring resources.

- Set up CloudTrail for auditing AWS account activity.

10. Explore Advanced Topics

- Load Balancing and Auto-Scaling: Learn how to set up load balancers and configure auto-scaling

groups.

- Elastic Beanstalk: Deploy applications quickly using managed services.

- Containers: Dive into ECS (Elastic Container Service) and EKS (Elastic Kubernetes Service).

11. Certification Path (Optional)

- If you're interested in a formal recognition of your skills, consider pursuing the AWS Certified

Solutions Architect Associate certification.

12. Learning Resources

- AWS Documentation: Comprehensive and detailed documentation is available on the AWS

website.

- AWS Training and Certification: AWS offers free and paid courses on their platform.

- A Cloud Guru, Udemy, and Coursera: These platforms have excellent courses for AWS beginners

and professionals.
13. Community and Support

- Join AWS forums, Reddit communities, and local meetups to connect with other learners and

professionals.

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