AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner 2023 FULL COURSE for Beginners (2019 Course Updated)

🔥 AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner 2023 FULL COURSE for Beginners
The AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner examination is intended for individuals who have the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively demonstrate an overall understanding of the AWS Cloud, independent of specific technical roles addressed by other AWS Certifications. So become an AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner in 2022 and get this FULL COURSE now as this is for beginners. The exam can be taken at a testing center or from the comfort and convenience of a home or office location as an online proctored exam.
Becoming an AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner is a recommended, optional step toward achieving an Associate-level or Specialty certification.

✨✨✨Note: ** This is an updated course** It includes several new lectures ✨✨✨

00:00 Course Introduction and meet instructor
02:57 Course agenda
07:18 What is cloud computing?
18:00 AWS Management Console (Updated/Latest)
23:00 Create AWS Free Tier account
28:06 AWS Computing
37:32 How to launch an EC2 Instance?
48:47 AWS IAM User creation
1:01:24 AWS Storage
1:10:33 Creating an AWS S3 Bucket
1:21:31 AWS EBS Storage
1:29:32 How to create an EBS Volume?
1:34:34 How to Create an EFS Storage?
1:37:50 AWS Relational Database Service (RDS)
1:45:22 Creating AWS MySQL Database
1:54:26 AWS Aurora fundamentals
1:58:10 AWS Aurora DB
2:09:24 AWS Migration
2:20:06 AWS Virtual Private Cloud (VPC)
2:26:13 How to create AWS VPC?
2:35:15 Working with AWS Cloud front Distribution
2:41:22 AWS Route 53
2:48:19 AWS Route 53 Demo
2:55:50 AWS ELB (Elastic Load Balancer)
2:59:26 AWS ELB Demo Hands-on
3:06:06 AWS Management Tools
3:16:09 AWS Management Tools Hands-on Demo
3:26:00 AWS Messaging Tools
3:30:41 AWS Cloud front
3:36:55 AWS Well Architected Framework

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[nileshjain]

Thanks for such a great tutorial, you are helping me alot covering the basics but I wanted to know if this course is valid in 2023 too.. Please help me understanding it.

[harishraop]

Just passed the AWS Cloud Practitioner exam on the first try. My steps: (1) Watched the whole 4 hour video in 4 different sittings @ ~1 hour each (2) Did a practice exam from SK|LLCERTPR0 ($20) (3) Skipped through this YouTube video again to basically read through concept/high-level definitions. (4) Took the Pearson VUE online test and passed in about 40 minutes. Scored 945/1000.
I greatly appreciate this video. Thank you!

[stefanhermanto]

This is probably one of the best YouTube lessons about AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner out there. Why? Because this video really connects the dots. There are the few examples of connecting the dots (for me anyway):

ONE: Before watching this video, I thought there were only two options for Database Migration (On Prem – Cloud); AWS Snowball & Database Migration Services. This video explains that there are 4 options available out there for Database Migration; 1) Snowball 2) Database Migration Services 3) Server Migration Services 4) Application Discover Service

TWO: Before watching this video, I always got confused between S3 Standard – IA vs. S3 One Zone – IA. I knew that both are good for long term data retention but has quick retrieval process unlike S3 Glacier Deep Archive. But. Really what’s the difference between S2 Standard IA vs. S2 One Zone IA? I didn’t know that until I watched this video, this video explains that S3 Standard – IA data are stored in 3 Availability Zones which makes it fault-tolerance (uninterrupted service) while S3 One Zone IA data is stored in a Single Availability Zone which makes it NON-fault-tolerance and it’s 20% cheaper than S3 Standard – IA. Hence, S3 One Zone IA is the Cheapest (lowest availability) S3 storage availably there!

THREE – Initially, I got confused between RDS vs. AWS Aurora, this video explains it very well with RDS you can select your engine i.e., Aurora, Oracle, MySQL, MariaDB, PostGreeSQL and MS SQL Server

FOUR – Excellent explanation on Route 53!!

However, the following topics could have been better presented i.e., SNS vs. SQS vs. SES (Did not touch SES at all) and also about the AWS Well Architected Framework (5 pillars); Operational Excellence, Performance Efficiency, Security, Reliability & Cost Optimization – could’ve been explained better with more examples on each pillar!

Thanks!

[bunkphenomenon]

Excellent instrutions. Clear and steady pace. Good job!

[vladbucur]

Appreciate the tutorial this is amazing.

[CloudLady]

getting ready to take the exam so definitely going to check this out!

[jacquesmaree]

This helped me prepare and I just passed my AWS Cloud Practitioner Exam today.

[monikapatil]

Yesterday I passed cloud practitioner exam. This video helped me.👍

[satish]

I passed my exam .Thank you. More than certificate, knowledge acquired during 10 days of preparation is very useful . When you study dont just study for exam study in detail about the concept.

[aescoladesoftware]

Great class! Congratulations and keep going!

[TechPhoenix]

Great content! I passed the AWS CCP earlier this evening on my first try. I did a lot of studying over the past few weeks, and watched this video this morning. The visuals really helped with conceptual understanding - it was like putting a face to a name for me. Thanks!

[daleinada]

Skimmed through the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner study guide, watched this video about 3 times, another one about 2 times, 3 weeks of light study and I passed the exam this morning. Thank you! Hardest part was satisfying the proctor who would did not like any of my home testing locations, luckily I was disconnected to this proctor and another one was much more lenient. Good Luck All!

[LFalo]

You took time off your life to help people by providing people with information that can help them in their careers, sir I thank you for that truly heroes don't always wear capes

[olumayoor]

I used this video, and I passed just yesterday! It was my first attempt and I moved my exam date closer by 3 days because I knew I was ready to take the exam at that point. I scored 849! Thanks so much guys! Do you have a patreon account?

[joeloera]

I just took the exam right now and passed. Thank you so much for this excellent review.

[HelloWorld]

This professor is amazing, I the best course of aws so far, God bless you sir.

[Leo]

29:12 It says that ECS is the Auto-scaling service. ECS is the Elastic Container Service, an AWS managed platform to develop and run containerized applications.

[amirwilliams]

Im reading this on the night I’m considering to re-enter into the IT space. I stumbled across this video and the comments are inspiring. Let’s see if I can pass it too! 🤞🏾

[KenSherman]

29:08
You skipped Batch, the EFS (1:37:40), & the Migration demo (2:20:00). At 3:30:40, instead of demoing the differences between SQS & SNS, we skipped out of order to Cloud Front.


1:13:00
So AWS wants the bucket naming to be "globally" unique per DNS restrictions. However, there are limitations in the naming of a bucket such as you can't use capital letters and it must be no more than 63 characters? Isn't that counterproductive? It's like Windows🪟 in their file naming schemes of yore or IPv4 with their IP address limitations.

[lawrancerehim]

Really appreciate your efforts guys. The material has really helped me understand how the AWS solutions fit together. I will go into the exam with this clarity! thanks