Configuring and Deploying VPCs with Multiple Subnets

Posted 6 hours 38 minutes ago by Amazon Web Services (AWS)

Study Method : Online
Duration : 1 weeks
Subject : IT & Computer Science
Overview
Configure multi-tier Amazon VPCs across Availability Zones and explore secure, resilient network architectures.
Course Description

Explore secure and highly available Amazon VPC networks

Move beyond basic Amazon VPC configurations as you explore multi-tier networks across Availability Zones, configure subnets, internet gateways, route tables, and security controls, and apply best practices to create resilient, highly available architectures that protect critical resources.

Discover resilient VPC architectures across multiple Availability Zones

Explore how multi-tier Amazon VPC architectures combine network components, security controls, and architectural choices to reduce public exposure and create secure, highly available AWS environments.

Please note that to access the course content for this AWS course, you will go via an LTI link(s) to the AWS platform; you can then return to the FutureLearn course and mark the step as complete in order to receive your certificate.

This course is ideal for network engineers, enterprise architects, infrastructure architects, system operators, software engineers, and application architects

Requirements

This course is ideal for network engineers, enterprise architects, infrastructure architects, system operators, software engineers, and application architects

Career Path
  • Describe how to deploy and configure Amazon VPCs, subnets, internet gateways, and route tables
  • Identify ways to design, deploy, and configure a simple Amazon VPC with access through the internet
  • Explain how to secure an Amazon VPC infrastructure using security groups and network access control lists (network ACLs)
  • Identify ways to expand a simple Amazon VPC across multiple Availability Zones to provide higher availability
  • Recognize ways to design, deploy, and configure a multi-tier Amazon VPC that lets you reduce or eliminate the public availability of critical resources