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  1. 1operational excellenceWell-Architected Framework; deliver business value, continually improve supporting processes
  2. 2securityWell-Architected Framework; protect information, systems, and assets while delivering business value through risk assessments and mitigation strategies
  3. 3reliabilityWell-Architected Framework; test recovery procedures, scale horizontally to increase aggregate system availability, and automatically recover from failure
  4. 4performance efficiencyWell-Architected Framework; use computing resources efficiently to meet system requirements and maintain that efficiency as demand changes and technologies evolve
  5. 5cost optimizationWell-Architected Framework; run systems to deliver business value at lowest price point
  6. 6sustainabilityWell-Architected Framework; minimize the environmental impacts of running cloud workloads
  7. 7Amazon Qgenerative AI-powered assistant, can customize with own data, developer and business versions
  8. 8Snowball Edge Storage Optimized:large-scale data migrations and recurring transfer workflows, local computing with higher capacity needs; 80 TB usable storage capacity
  9. 9Snowball Edge Compute Optimizedpowerful computing resources
  10. 10Relocatefactors of cloud migration strategy; transfer servers comprising 1+ apps at a given time from on-premises platform to cloud version
  11. 11Rehostfactors of cloud migration strategy; moving apps w/o changes
  12. 12Replatformfactors of cloud migration strategy; make few cloud optimizations to realize tangible benefit
  13. 13Refactorfactors of cloud migration strategy; reimagining how app architected and developed by using cloud-native features
  14. 14Repurchasefactors of cloud migration strategy; moving from traditional license to software as a service model
  15. 15Retainfactors of cloud migration strategy; NOT MOVING APPLICATIONS TO CLOUD; keeping apps critical for business in source environment
  16. 16Retirefactors of cloud migration strategy; NOT MOVING APPLICATIONS TO CLOUD; removing apps no longer needed
  17. 17BusinessAWS Cloud Adoption Framework CAF; IT aligns with business needs
  18. 18PeopleAWS Cloud Adoption Framework CAF; development of organization-wisde change management strategy
  19. 19GovernanceAWS Cloud Adoption Framework CAF; skills and processes to align IT and business strategies
  20. 20PlatformAWS Cloud Adoption Framework CAF; principles and patterns for implementing new solutions in the cloud and migrating on-premises workloads to the cloud
  21. 21SecurityAWS Cloud Adoption Framework CAF; organization meets security objectives for visibility, auditability, control, agility
  22. 22OperationsAWS Cloud Adoption Framework CAF; enable, run, use, recover IT workloads to level agreed on with business stakeholders
  23. 23S3 Pricingbased on storage, requests and data retrievals, data transfer, management and replication; for each region, itemized charges based on num requests to add/copy objects into bucket, num requests to retrieve objects from bucket, amt storage space used
  24. 24EC2 PricingPay only for the time that your On-Demand Instances run
    Reduce costs by using Spot Instances for recommended use cases
    Save by signing up for Compute Savings Plan
    service charges include each EC2 instance type in use, amount of EBS storage provisioned, length of time ELB used
  25. 25Lambda PricingPay only for the compute time you use
    Pay for the number of requests for your functions
    Save by signing up for Compute Savings Plans
    itemized charges by region, separate charges for num requests for functions and duration
  26. 26Marketplacedigital catalog of software listings; pricing options, available support, reviews
  27. 27BasicSupport Plan; free to all AWS customers; access to technical papers/documentation/support communities, AWS Personal Health Dashboard, limited selection of AWS Trusted Advisor checks
  28. 28DeveloperSupport Plan; best-practice guidance, client-side diagnostic tools, building-block architecture support
  29. 29BusinessSupport Plan; Use-case guidance, All AWS Trusted Advisor checks, Limited support for third-party software
  30. 30Enterprise On-RampSupport Plan; Application architecture guidance, Infrastructure event management, A pool of Technical Account Managers (TAM)
  31. 31EnterpriseSupport Plan; Application architecture guidance, Infrastructure event management, A designated TAM
  32. 32AWS Cost Explorertool that you can use to visualize, understand, and manage your AWS costs and usage over time
  33. 33AWS Budgetstool to set thresholds for AWS service usage and costs; budgets to plan service usage, service costs, instance reservations
  34. 34AWS Organizations > Consolidated Billingfeature of AWS Organizations allows you to receive a single bill for all AWS accounts in your organization. By consolidating, you can track the combined costs of all the linked accounts in your organization.
    ability to share bulk discount pricing, Savings Plans, and Reserved Instances across the accounts in your organization
  35. 35AWS Free TierALWAYS FREE
    AWS Lambda allows 1 million free requests and up to 3.2 million seconds of compute time per month. Amazon DynamoDB allows 25 GB of free storage per month.
    12 MONTHS FREE
    specific amounts of Amazon S3 Standard Storage, thresholds for monthly hours of Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) compute time, and amounts of Amazon CloudFront data transfer out
    TRIALS
    specific amounts of Amazon S3 Standard Storage, thresholds for monthly hours of Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) compute time, and amounts of Amazon CloudFront data transfer out
  36. 36AWS Trusted Advisorinspects AWS environment
    provides real-time recommendations in accordance with AWS best practices in cost optimization, performance, security, fault tolerance, and service limits
    evaluate and implement guidance at all stages of deployment
    dashboard: num no problems, num recommended investigations, num recommended actions
  37. 37AWS CloudTrailtrack user activities and API requests throughout AWS infrastructure
    filter logs generated by API calls to assist with operational analysis and troubleshooting
    CloudTrail Insights: automatically detect unusual account activity
    event: what happened, who made request, when occur, how request made
  38. 38Amazon CloudWatchmonitor, manage metrics
    configure alarm actions based on data from metrics
  39. 39Amazon GuardDutyintelligent threat detection; continuously analyzes network and account activity; review detailed findings and take action
  40. 40AWS Key Management Service (KMS)helps customers perform encryption operations thru use of cryptographic keys; choose specific levels of access control needed for keys
  41. 41Amazon InspectorAPPLICATION SECURITY
    automatically conduct application security assessments; identify security vulnerabilities and deviations from best practices; receive recommendations for how to fix security issues
  42. 42AWS ShieldAPPLICATION SECURITY provides protection against DDoS attacks (distributed denial of service)
    integrate AWS Shield Advanced with other AWS services, write custom web ACL rules with AWS WAF to mitigate complex DDoS attacks
  43. 43AWS Web Application Firewall WAFAPPLICATION SECURITY
    helps protect web applications/APIs against common web exploits
    gives you control over how traffic reaches your application; security rules that block common attack patterns or filter out specific traffic patterns defined by you
    custom rules, managed rules
  44. 44ComplianceAWS Artifact: service that provides on-demand access to AWS security and compliance reports and select online agreements
    Customer Compliance Center: resources
  45. 45AWS Organizationshelps customers consolidate and manage AWS accounts in a central location
    use service control policies SCPs to centrally control permissions for accounts in organization
  46. 46AWS Identity and Access Management IAM LevelsIAM: allows you to manage access to AWS services and resources
    root user: complete access to all AWS services and resources within account
    user: identity that represents person or application that interacts with AWS services and resources
    policies: document that grants/denies permissions to AWS services and resources
    group: collection of IAM users
    role: identity that you can assume to gain temporary access to permissions
  47. 47Multi-Factor Authentication MFAextra layer of security for AWS account
  48. 48Shared Responsibility ModelSECURITY IN THE CLOUD -> CUSTOMER
    The customer's responsibility of the shared responsibility model includes; customer data, platform, applications, identity and access management, operating systems, network and firewall configuration, client-side data encryption, server-side encryption, and network traffic protection.
    SECURITY OF THE CLOUD -> AWS
    AWS's responsibility of the shared responsibility model includes; software, compute, storage, database, networking, hardware/AWS global infrastructure, Regions, Availability Zones, and Edge Locations.
  49. 49AWS Database Migration Service DMSmigrate relational databases, nonrelational databases, and other types of datastores
  50. 50S3 StandardS3 Storage Class; frequently accessed data; store data in minimum of 3 availability zones
  51. 51S3 Standard IAS3 Storage Class; infrequently accessed data, lower storage price and higher retrieval price than S3 Standard
  52. 52S3 One Zone-IAS3 Storage Class; stores data in 1 availability zone, lower storage price than S3 Standard-IA
  53. 53S3 Intelligent-TieringS3 Storage Class; unknown/changing access patterns, monthly monitoring and automation fee per object
  54. 54S3 Glacier Instant RetrievalS3 Storage Class; low-cost storage for data archiving, able to retrieve objects in milliseconds
  55. 55S3 Glacier Flexible RetrievalS3 Storage Class; lowest-cost, configure retrieval minutes to hours
  56. 56S3 Glacier Deep ArchiveS3 Storage Class; lowest cost, able to retrieve within 12 hours
  57. 57Amazon Redshiftquery and analyze data across a data warehouse
  58. 58Amazon DocumentDBrun MongoDB workloads in a document database service
  59. 59Amazon Neptunerun applications that use highly connected datasets
  60. 60Amazon QLDBreview a complete history of changes to application data
  61. 61Amazon Managed Blockchainrun decentralized ledger database
  62. 62Amazon ElastiCacheAdd caching layers to improve database read times; engines memcached and redis
  63. 63Amazon DynamoDB Acceleratorimprove DynamoDB response times from single-digit milliseconds to microseconds
  64. 64Amazon DynamoDBserverless key-value database; automatically scales to adjust for capacity changes and maintain consistent performance; designed to handle over 10 trillion requests per day
  65. 65Amazon Relational Database Service RDSoperate and scale a relational database in the AWS Cloud, automate time-consuming administrative tasks, store and transmit data securely
  66. 66Amazon Auroraenterprise-class relational database; reduce costs by eliminating unnecessary IO operations, replicate 6 copies of data across 3 availability zones
  67. 67Amazon Elastic File System EFSstore data in scalable file system, provide data to thousands of EC2 instances concurrently, store data in and across multiple availability zones by default
  68. 68Amazon Simple Storage Service S3service that provides object-level storage
    stores data as objects within buckets
    Selecting S3 Storage Class: how often retrieve data, how available data
  69. 69Amazon Elastic Block Store EBSservice that provides block-level storage volumes that you can use with EC2 instances; stop/terminate instance, all data on attached EBS volume remains available; an EBS volume stores data within a single availability zone
    snapshot: incremental backup
  70. 70Object Storageeach object consists of data, metadata, key; S3
  71. 71Block Storagefiles separated into equal-sized blocks of data; used for applications that run on EC2 instances
    behave like physical hard drives; Instance Store and EBS
  72. 72Instance Storetemporary block-level storage for EC2 instance
  73. 73File Storagemultiple clients can access data stored in shared file folders
  74. 74Amazon Virtual Private Cloud VPCprovision isolated section of AWS Cloud where you can launch resources in a virtual network you define
  75. 75subnetsection of a VPC that can contain resources such as EC2 instances
  76. 76Amazon Route 53route users to internet applications, connect user requests to infrastructure in/outside of AWS, manage DNS records for domain names
  77. 77Network Access Control List ACLvirtual firewall, controls inbound/outbound traffic (stateless) at subnet level (default: allows all inbound/outbound traffic; custom: deny all inbound/outbound traffic)
  78. 78Security Groupsvirtual firewall for EC2 instance (default: deny inbound, allow outbound); stateful
  79. 79AWS Direct Connectdedicated private connection b/t data center and VPC
  80. 80Virtual Private Network VPNencrypts/protects internet traffic from all other requests around it
  81. 81Virtual Private Gatewaycomponent that allows protected internet traffic to enter into the VPC
    e.g. create VPN connection between VPC and internal corporate network
  82. 82Publicaccessible by public; internet gateway
  83. 83Privateaccessible through private network; virtual private gateway
  84. 84AWS Outpostsservice you can use to run AWS infrastructure, services, tools within your own on-premises locations
  85. 853 Ways to Provision AWS ServicesAWS Management Console: interface for accessing, managing AWS services
    AWS Command Line Interface (CLI)
    Software Development Kits (SDK): API desgined for programming language or platform
  86. 86Amazon CloudFrontglobal content delivery service
  87. 87Edge Locationssite that CloudFront uses to store cached copies of content for faster delivery to customers (travels shorter distance)
  88. 88Availability Zonessingle data center or group of data centers within a region; if disaster occurs in one part of region, not all availability zones affected; close enough to have low latency
    a region consists of 3+ availability zones
  89. 89AWS Global Infrastructure1. Compliance with data governance and legal requirements
    2. Proximity to customers
    3. Available services within a region
    4. Pricing; taxes
  90. 90Elastic Compute Cloud EC2on-demand, scalable computing capacity in the AWS Cloud
  91. 91AWS Lambdarun code without provisioning or managing servers (serverless), pay only for compute time while code is running, use other AWS services to automatically trigger code
  92. 92Containers > Elastic Container Service (ECS)run and scale containerized applications, use simple API calls to control Docker-enabled applications
  93. 93Containers > Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)run and scale Kubernetes applications, readily update applications with new features
  94. 94AWS Fargatecontainer hosting platform, run serverless containers with ECS or EKS, pay only for resources you use
  95. 95Amazon Simple Notification Service Amazon SNSmessages published to topics, subscribers immediately receive messages for topics
  96. 96Amazon Simple Queue Service SQSsend, store, and receive messages b/t sw components, queue messages without requiring other services to be available
  97. 97Elastic Load Balancingautomatically distributes incoming application traffic across multiple resources such as EC2 instances; single point of contact for auto scaling group
  98. 98EC2 Auto Scalingautomatically add or remove EC2 instances in response to changing application demand; dynamic = changing demand; predictive = schedules on predicted demand
  99. 99On-demandEC2 Billing Option; short-term, irregular workload that cannot be interrupted
  100. 100SpotEC2 Billing Option; flexible start and end times or can withstand interruptions
  101. 101ReservedEC2 Billing Option; billing discount over on-demand pricing; 1 or 3 year
  102. 102Compute Savings PlanEC2 Billing Option; commit to consistent amount of compute usage for 1/3 year term
  103. 103Dedicated InstanceEC2 Billing Option; run in virtual private cloud on hardware dedicated to customer
  104. 104Dedicated HostEC2 Billing Option; physical servers with EC2 instance capacity fully dedicated to your use
  105. 105EC2 BenefitsLaunch an instance within minutes. Stop using it when you finish running a workload. Pay for compute time used when instance is running not stopped or shut down. Save costs by paying for server capacity needed.
  106. 106General PurposeAmazon EC2 instance type; does not require optimization in any single resource area
  107. 107Compute OptimizedAmazon EC2 instance type; high-performance processors
  108. 108Memory OptimizedAmazon EC2 instance type; process large datasets in memory
  109. 109Accelerated ComputingAmazon EC2 instance type; use hardware accelerators/coprocessors to perform functions more efficiently
  110. 110Storage OptimizedAmazon EC2 instance type; high, sequential read/write access to large datasets on local storage; data warehousing
  111. 111Benefits of Cloud Computing1. Variable Expenses
    2. Cost Optimization
    3. Scalability
    4. Benefit from customers' aggregated usage (economies of scale)
    5. Speed and Agility
    6. Global in Minutes
  112. 112Cloud Deployment ModelsCloud
    On-premises, Private Cloud Deployment
    Hybrid

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