Cloud Practitioners

Participants in our Yes 2 Tech Learn and Earn Program

Course Content Breakdown

Alongside of their own previous work experience and specializations and course-led soft skills training learners will be trained on:

CLOUD PRACTIONER TRAINING

Working knowledge of the Linux operating system, scripting, automation, and programming languages focused on Python

Understanding of networking concepts, protocols, security best practices particularly as related to their cloud deployment

Fundamental understanding of databases technologies

Application of AWS Core Services in the area of compute, storage and networking, including EC2, S3, IAM, VPC, Lambda, Cloud Formation, RDS, and Route 53

Understanding of professional skills for a technology working environment, including communication skills, collaboration tools, project management, presentation skills, and project reporting

Role Readiness

Individuals graduating from the AWS re/Start program are prepared to enter roles in several areas, including:

Data Center technical support performing configurations directed and designed by others

Technical support (first line of triage in simple infrastructures and AWS Core services)

Automation of simple tasks through Python scripting, including in an AWS Core services environment

Basic networking configurations and debugging

Simple AWS Core Services configurations

Key Words and Topic Summary:

Cloud Foundations Introduction to Cloud (basic computing and introduction to AWS)

Linux Fundamentals Networking Fundamentals

Security Fundamentals

Networking Fundamentals

Python Programming

Databases Fundamentals

AWS Core Services

Well-Architected Framework

Understanding-Systems-Operations-on-AWS

Tooling-and-Automation

Computing-Servers

Computing-Scaling-and-Name-Resolution

Computing-Containers-and-Serverless Computing-Database-Services

Storage-and-Archiving Monitoring-and-Security

Managing-Resource-Consumption

Creating-Automated-and-Repeatable-Deployments

Key Words and Topic Summary:

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