Networking in Amazon Web Services
- Created By raju2006
- Last Updated December 4th, 2023
- Overview
- Prerequisites
- Audience
- Audience
- Curriculum
Description:
Everyday cloud computing is gaining more and more traction as number of organizations – large and small are starting to adopt it. Amazon Web Services (AWS) is a leader in this space. Organizations are either migrating to AWS or are adopting a hybrid deployment for their computing needs. At the heart of any cloud computing deployment is networking.
Cloud networking requires understanding of various topics such as Virtual Private Cloud (VPCs), Load Balancers, Network Security, DNS services, etc. This course will explain these concepts and provide hands-on experience on AWS.
Course Code/Duration:
BDT117 / 1 Day
- You must understand AWS concepts (terms such as EC2, S3, etc.).
- Also, should understand routing and IP addresses.
- This session is designed for software developers, software architects, network engineers, system operators managing cloud.
- This session is designed for software developers, software architects, network engineers, system operators managing cloud.
Course Outline:
Understand Virtual Private Cloud (VPC)
- Exploring default VPC and VPC with private subnet
- Limits of VPC in a private subnet
- Routing and Subnets with in VPC
- Lab: Implementing and troubleshooting an IPv4 network
- Using ENIs, EIPs, Bastion Hosts
- Assigning Elastic IP (EIP), Elastic Network Interface (ENI) and associating them to EC2
- Using Bastion hosts
- Using Placement Groups for network performance improvements
- Network Address Translation in AWS VPC
- NAT on EC2 within a VPC
- Using NAT gateways
- NAT gateway rules and limitations
- VPC peering
- Overview of VPC peering
- Overlapping CIDR Ranges
- Understand VPC security
- Security Groups in AWS
- Network ACLs
- Using Virtual Private Gateway (VPW) in VPC
- Elastic load balancers and their usage
- Introduction to Elastic Load Balancers (ELB)
- Understanding Listeners and Target Groups
- Using DNS on AWS
- Introduction to Route 53
- Private hosted DNS zones with AWS Route 53
- Hybrid deployments
- Understanding Hybrid deployments
- Using VPN to connect On-Premises resource with AWS
- Direct connection to AWS from On-Premises using virtual interfaces
- Managing costs related to networking
- Transfer charges within AWS accounts
- VPC pricing
Lab Environment
- We will be using Qwiklabs that will give us step by step instructions to perform various networking tasks on the AWS platform.
Training material provided:
Yes (Digital format)
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