Description

Introduction

The SysOps Administrator: AWS Monitoring and Management course is designed to equip learners with the skills and knowledge required to manage, monitor, and optimize AWS resources effectively. This course focuses on the operational aspects of AWS, including system monitoring, infrastructure management, automation, and troubleshooting. Participants will gain hands-on experience with AWS tools like CloudWatch, CloudTrail, and Systems Manager to ensure seamless operations, security, and performance optimization in the cloud environment. By the end of the course, you will be prepared to handle real-world challenges as an AWS SysOps Administrator.

Prerequisites

• Basic understanding of cloud computing concepts
• Familiarity with AWS core services (EC2, S3, RDS, etc.)
• Knowledge of networking and system administration basics
• Experience with scripting and automation tools is beneficial
• An AWS account for hands-on exercises

Table of Contents

1. Introduction to AWS SysOps Administration
   1.1 Roles and Responsibilities of a SysOps Administrator
   1.2 Overview of AWS Management Tools
   1.3 Key Metrics and Operational Best Practices
2. AWS Monitoring Fundamentals
   2.1 Understanding AWS CloudWatch
   2.2 Setting Up Metrics, Alarms, and Dashboards
   2.3 CloudTrail for Logging and Auditing
   2.4 Monitoring Application Performance and Logs
3. Automating AWS Operations
   3.1 Introduction to AWS Systems Manager(Ref: Advanced AWS Developer Essentials: Professional Training)
   3.2 Automating Tasks with Run Command and State Manager
   3.3 Patch Management and Inventory Control
   3.4 AWS Lambda for Operational Automation
4. Infrastructure Management
   4.1 Managing Compute Resources with Auto Scaling
   4.2 Handling Storage with S3 and EBS Monitoring
   4.3 Optimizing Database Performance in RDS and DynamoDB
   4.4 Elastic Load Balancing and Health Checks
5. Troubleshooting and Incident Response
   5.1 Identifying and Resolving Common AWS Issues
   5.2 AWS Trusted Advisor for Best Practices
   5.3 Root Cause Analysis and Incident Management
   5.4 Using AWS Support Tools
6. Cost Monitoring and Optimization
   6.1 Introduction to AWS Billing and Cost Management
   6.2 Setting Budgets and Alerts
   6.3 Resource Tagging and Cost Allocation
   6.4 Identifying and Eliminating Cost Leaks
7. Security and Compliance Monitoring
   7.1 AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) Monitoring
   7.2 Managing Security Groups and Network ACLs
   7.3 Using AWS Config for Compliance Management
   7.4 Securing Data with Encryption and KMS
8. Disaster Recovery and High Availability
   8.1 Backup Strategies with AWS Backup and S3 Lifecycle Policies
   8.2 Architecting for High Availability and Fault Tolerance
   8.3 Failover Mechanisms with Route 53
   8.4 Testing Disaster Recovery Plans
9. Scaling and Performance Tuning
   9.1 Auto Scaling Groups and Dynamic Scaling Policies
   9.2 Optimizing Compute and Network Performance
   9.3 Performance Tuning for Databases
   9.4 Using Amazon CloudFront for Content Delivery
10. Hands-On Labs and Case Studies
    10.1 Building Monitoring Dashboards with CloudWatch
    10.2 Automating Maintenance Tasks with Systems Manager
    10.3 Incident Handling in a Simulated AWS Environment
    10.4 Real-World Case Studies and Best Practices

Conclusion

By completing this AWS SysOps Administration  course, you will gain expertise in AWS monitoring and management tools, enabling you to ensure high availability, security, and performance in cloud environments. Whether you are preparing for the AWS Certified SysOps Administrator – Associate exam or aiming to enhance your operational skills, this course provides the practical knowledge and tools necessary to excel in managing AWS infrastructure effectively.

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