AWS Enterprise Architect
AWS Enterprise Architect training is designed to help professionals design and manage secure, scalable, highly available and cost-effective cloud architectures on Amazon Web Services (AWS). The course covers core AWS services, enterprise architecture principles, networking, security, databases, storage, scalability, disaster recovery and cloud migration.
Learners will gain practical knowledge of designing production-ready enterprise solutions, making architectural decisions, optimizing cloud infrastructure and implementing AWS best practices through real-world scenarios and hands-on projects.
Cloud Computing & AWS Fundamentals
- Introduction to Cloud Computing
- Cloud Computing Models
- IaaS, PaaS & SaaS
- Public, Private & Hybrid Cloud
- Benefits of Cloud Computing
- Cloud Adoption Challenges
- AWS Overview
- AWS Global Infrastructure
- AWS Regions & Availability Zones
- AWS Edge Locations
- AWS Management Console
- AWS CLI & SDK
- AWS Well-Architected Framework
AWS Core Services
- Introduction to AWS Services
- Compute Services
- Storage Services
- Database Services
- Networking Services
- Security Services
- Monitoring & Management Services
- Application Integration Services
- Serverless Services
- AWS Service Selection
- Choosing the Right AWS Service
AWS Compute
Amazon EC2
- EC2 Overview
- Instance Types
- AMIs
- Instance Lifecycle
- EBS Volumes
- Security Groups
- Key Pairs
- Elastic IP
- Instance Pricing
- Auto Scaling
Other Compute Services
- AWS Lambda
- ECS
- EKS
- AWS Fargate
- Elastic Beanstalk
- Choosing the Right Compute Service
AWS Storage Architecture
- Storage Fundamentals
- Amazon S3
- S3 Buckets & Objects
- Storage Classes
- Lifecycle Policies
- Versioning
- Encryption
- S3 Access Control
- S3 Replication
- S3 Static Website Hosting
- Amazon EBS
- Amazon EFS
- AWS Storage Gateway
- Backup & Archival Strategies
- Designing Scalable Storage Architecture
AWS Networking
- Networking Fundamentals
- Amazon VPC
- CIDR & IP Addressing
- Public & Private Subnets
- Route Tables
- Internet Gateway
- NAT Gateway
- Network ACLs
- Security Groups
- VPC Peering
- Transit Gateway
- VPC Endpoints
- Elastic Load Balancer
- Application Load Balancer
- Network Load Balancer
- Route 53
- DNS Management
- CloudFront
- Designing Enterprise Network Architecture

AWS Database Architecture
- Database Selection in AWS
- Relational vs NoSQL Databases
- Amazon RDS
- RDS Engines
- Multi-AZ Deployment
- Read Replicas
- Amazon Aurora
- Amazon DynamoDB
- DynamoDB Architecture
- Amazon ElastiCache
- Database Backup & Recovery
- Database Security
- Database Scaling
- High Availability
- Choosing the Right AWS Database
AWS Security & Identity
- Cloud Security Fundamentals
- AWS Shared Responsibility Model
- AWS IAM
- Users, Groups & Roles
- Policies & Permissions
- IAM Best Practices
- Least Privilege
- AWS Organizations
- Service Control Policies
- AWS KMS
- Encryption at Rest & in Transit
- AWS Secrets Manager
- AWS WAF
- AWS Shield
- Security Hub
- GuardDuty
- CloudTrail
- Enterprise Security Architecture
High Availability & Scalability
- High Availability Concepts
- Fault Tolerance
- Horizontal & Vertical Scaling
- Auto Scaling
- Elastic Load Balancing
- Multi-AZ Architecture
- Multi-Region Architecture
- Stateless Application Design
- Caching Strategies
- Database Scaling
- Disaster Avoidance
- Designing Highly Available Applications
Serverless Architecture
- Introduction to Serverless
- AWS Lambda
- Lambda Functions
- Lambda Triggers
- API Gateway
- Event-Driven Architecture
- Amazon SQS
- Amazon SNS
- EventBridge
- Step Functions
- Serverless Security
- Serverless Monitoring
- Serverless Cost Optimization
- Designing Serverless Applications
Enterprise Application Architecture
- Enterprise Architecture Fundamentals
- Monolithic Architecture
- Microservices Architecture
- Service-Oriented Architecture
- Event-Driven Architecture
- Three-Tier Architecture
- API-Based Architecture
- Container-Based Architecture
- Serverless Architecture
- Decoupled Architecture
- Scalability Patterns
- Reliability Patterns
- Designing Enterprise-Grade Applications

