AWS portions and blue print

Blue print
  1. 130 mins in length
  2. 60 questions (may change)
  3. Multiple choice
  4. Results are between 100 - 1000 with a passing score of 720
  5. Aim for 70%
  6. Qualification is valid for 2 years
  7. Scenario-based questions
Recommended Knowledge
  1. Hands-on experience using compute, networking, storage, and database AWS services
  2. Hands-on experience with AWS deployment and management services
  3. Ability to identify and define technical requirements for an AWS-based application
  4. Ability to identify which AWS services meet a given technical requirement
  5. Knowledge of recommended best practices for building secure and reliable applications on the AWS platform
  6. An understanding of the basic architectural principles of building on the AWS Cloud
  7. An understanding of the AWS global infrastructure
  8. An understanding of network technologies as they relate to AWS
  9. An understanding of security features and tools that AWS provides and how they relate to traditional services
Topics:

Identity Access Management & S3
  1. IAM
  2. S3
  3. S3 security and encryption
  4. S3 version control
  5. S3 life cycle management
  6. Glacier
  7. Cross region replication
  8. Transfer accelaration
  9. Cloudfront
  10. Snowball
EC2
  1. EC2
  2. Security groups
  3. EBS
  4. Volumes and Snapshots
  5. AMI types
  6. Encrypted root device volumes and snapshots
  7. Cloudwatch
  8. IAM and EC2
  9. EFS
DB on AWS
  1. RDS instance
  2. RDS Backups
  3. DynamoDB
  4. Redshift
  5. Aurora
  6. Elasticache
Route53
  1. DNS
  2. Routing policies
VPC
  1. VPC
  2. NAT
  3. Access Control List (ACL)
  4. ELB
  5. VPC flow logs
  6. Bastions
  7. Direct Connect
  8. VPC end points
HA Architecture
  1. Load balancer
  2. Autoscaling
  3. Cloudformation
  4. Elastic beanstalk
Applications
  1. SQS
  2. SWF
  3. SNS
  4. Elastic transcoder
  5. API gateway
  6. Kinesis
  7. Web identity federation - cognito
Serverless
  1. Lambda concepts

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