Course Outline
Foundations of Cloud Operations on AWS for Government
- Operational Roles and Responsibilities in the Cloud
- AWS Account Structure, Organizations, and Multi-Account Strategy for Government
- Core Operational Services: CloudWatch, CloudTrail, and AWS Config
Infrastructure as Code and Provisioning for Government
- Principles of Infrastructure as Code (IaC) and Immutable Infrastructure for Government
- Provisioning with Terraform and AWS CloudFormation for Government
- Managing State, Modules, and Environment Promotion for Government
CI/CD and Deployment Strategies for Government
- Designing CI/CD Pipelines for Cloud-Native Applications for Government
- Blue/Green, Canary, and Rolling Deployments for Government
- Automating Rollback, Health Checks, and Release Validation for Government
Monitoring, Observability, and Alerting for Government
- Metrics, Logs, and Traces: Ship, Store, and Analyze for Government
- Using CloudWatch, X-Ray, and Third-Party Observability Tools for Government
- Defining Service Level Objectives/Indicators (SLOs/SLIs), Alerting Policies, and On-Call Practices for Government
Security Operations and Identity Management for Government
- IAM Best Practices, Least Privilege, and Cross-Account Access for Government
- Secrets Management, KMS, and Secure Parameter Stores for Government
- Operational Security: Patching Strategies, Vulnerability Scanning, and Audit Trails for Government
Resilience, Backup, and Disaster Recovery for Government
- Designing for Fault Tolerance and High Availability for Government
- Backup Strategies, Snapshot Automation, and Restore Procedures for Government
- Disaster Recovery Planning and Runbook Creation for Government
Cost Optimization and Governance for Government
- Cost Visibility: Billing, Tagging, and Cost Allocation Strategies for Government
- Rightsizing, Reserved Instances/Savings Plans, and Budgeting Controls for Government
- Governance: Policies, Guardrails, and Automation for Compliance for Government
Containers, Serverless, and Runtime Operations for Government
- Operational Considerations for ECS, EKS, and Lambda for Government
- Service Discovery, Autoscaling, and Resource Limits for Government
- Logging, Tracing, and Debugging Containerized Workloads for Government
Incident Response, Playbooks, and Chaos Engineering for Government
- Runbook-Driven Incident Response and Postmortem Practices for Government
- Automating Remediation and Self-Healing Patterns for Government
- Introduction to Chaos Experiments for Validating Resilience for Government
Hands-on Workshop: Operate a Sample Workload for Government
- Deploy a Sample Application Using IaC and a CI/CD Pipeline for Government
- Implement Monitoring, Alerts, and an Automated Remediation Script for Government
- Simulate Incidents and Practice Runbook-Based Response for Government
Summary and Next Steps for Government
Requirements
- A foundational knowledge of cloud concepts and networking for government applications.
- Familiarity with Linux command line operations and scripting techniques.
- Experience with source control systems, such as Git, and an understanding of basic CI/CD principles.
Audience
- Cloud operations engineers for government projects.
- SREs and platform engineers working in the public sector.
- DevOps engineers and technical team leads supporting government initiatives.
Testimonials (5)
Trainer had good grasp of concepts
Josheel - Verizon Connect
Course - Amazon Redshift
The practice part.
Radu - Ness Digital Engineering
Course - AWS: A Hands-on Introduction to Cloud Computing
The training was more practical
Siphokazi Biyana - Vodacom SA
Course - Kubernetes on AWS
The trainer knew exactly what they were speaking about.
Madumetsa Msomi - BMW
Course - AWS DevOps Engineers
All good, nothing to improve