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AWS Cert Prep - Cloud Essentials - Abbreviations

AWS Cert Prep  Cloud Essentials - Abbreviations AMI = Amazon Machine Image BYOL = Bring Your Own License CLI = Command Line Interface DDOS = Distributed denial of service DMS = Database Migration Service EBS = Elastic Block Store EC2 = Elastic Computer Cloud ECS = Elastic Container Service EFS =  Elastic  File System EKS =  Elastic  Kubernetes   Service ELB =  Elastic  Load Balancing EMR = Elastic Map Reduce FSx = File System X IAM =  Identity and Access Management IDE = Integrated Development Environment KMS = Key Management Service MFA = Multi-factor Authentication MQ = Message Queue RDS = Relational Database Service RI = Reserved Instance S3 = Simple Storage Solution SDK = Software Developer's Kit SES = Simple Email Service SQS = Simple Queue Service SNS = Simple Notification Service SSO = Single Sign-ON TAM = Technical Account Manager VM = Virtual Machine VPC = Virtual Private Cloud WAF = Web Application Framework
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AWS Cert Prep - Cloud Essentials - Outline

AWS Cert Prep  Cloud Essentials - Outline 1.1: Cloud Benefits. Knowledge of:   Value proposition of the Cloud ( shifting from fixed capital expenses to flexible operating expenses.) Skills in: Benefits of global infrastructure (for example, speed of deployment, global reach) Advantages of high availability, elasticity, and agility 1.2: Cloud design principles. Knowledge of:  Well-Architected Framework Skills in: Pillars of the Well-Architected Framework (for example, operational excellence, security, reliability, performance efficiency, cost optimization, sustainability) Differences between the pillars of the Well-Architected Framework 1.3: Cloud migration benefits and strategies. Knowledge of: Cloud adoption strategies Resources to support the cloud migration journey Skills in: Components of the Cloud Adoption Framework (CAF) (for example, reduced business risk; improved environmental, social, and governance [ESG] performance; increased revenue; increased operationa...
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