How do I find a specific topic in a course video?
All On Demand training videos have searchable lessons so you can find the answers you need in a hurry.
AWS Operations videos will introduce a number of services that are of interest to administrators and operators responsible for provisioning, management, monitoring, and logging of infrastructire in AWS. They will also cover confirguration management servies like CloudFormation and OpsWorks, as well as container-related services like ECS, ECR, and Fargate.
- Introduction to Amazon CloudFront
- Introduction to Amazon CloudWatch
- Introduction to Amazon CloudWatch Logs
- Introduction to Amazon CloudWatch Logs Insights
- Introduction to Amazon EC2 Systems Manager
- Introduction to AWS Config
- Understanding Placement Groups
- Introduction to AWS Backup
- Introduction to AWS Batch
- Introduction to AWS Billing and Cost Management
- Introduction to AWS CloudFormation
- Introduction to AWS OpsWorks for Chef Automate
- Introduction to AWS OpsWorks Stacks
- Introduction to Amazon Elastic Container Registry
- Introduction to Amazon Elastic Container Service
- Introduction to AWS Fargate
Is the content in On Demand training the same as in a live classroom?
Yes, Enjoy the same quality content found in our live classrooms, with the same hands-on labs.
Is the training vendor certified?
Yes, All ExitCertified On Demand course content is vendor certified.
I have taken two AWS courses with ExitCertified, both were excellent. My team and I will definitely be back next fiscal.
Pretty concise course mainly covering AWS Redshift while briefly introducing practical use examples with other services for companies.
Fantastic course - pacing was appropriate, good blend of lectures and labs.
The course material was laid out logically. There are a lot of aws services and concepts to cover in the three days but overall was a good learning experience.
Gave an in depth introduction to Security Practices on AWS with a lot of practical examples. I do think the labs could be structured so that they are a bit less cut and paste oriented, but I am guessing that they are trying to shorten the amount of time it takes to get through them to include more topics.
