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3+ Hours of Video Instruction
Video instruction, demonstrations of Amazon Web Services and third-party cloud solutions provide a clear guide to understanding networking with Amazon Virtual Private Cloud.
Overview
Networking in Amazon Web Services (AWS) LiveLessons reviews key concepts related to networking, how those concepts apply to Amazon Virtual Private Cloud, and how networking enables high availability, fault tolerance, performance, and security. AWS Certified Solutions Architect Professional and AWS Authorized Instructor Richard A. Jones covers concepts and methods necessary to design and build secure networks within Amazon Web Services (AWS).
For applications running on EC2, the architecture begins with the network; in AWS, that is the Virtual Private Cloud or VPC. In order to gain the highest degree of security, resiliency, and performance, you need to design the network accordingly. In this series of videos from Richard A. Jones, you learn how network design can help leverage multiple availability zones and how the application of routing, network access control lists, and security groups contribute to security. You also see how to extend on-premises networks into AWS with VPN and Direct Connect, review how to achieve the best performance, and much more.
Gaining an in-depth understanding of the concepts unique to cloud computing is essential for being a valuable asset to any business leveraging AWS for their computing and storage needs.
Topics include:
Introduction
Lesson 1: Networking Review
Learning objectives
1.1 Review of IPv4
1.2 Classless Inter-Domain Routing (CIDR) Notation
1.3 Private Network Ranges
1.4 Review of IPv6
Lesson 2: Amazon VPC Part 1: Basics
Learning objectives
2.1 Review of Amazon Virtual Private Cloud
2.2 Demo: Creating a VPC
2.3 Subnets
2.4 Demo: Creating Subnets
2.5 Routing
2.6 Internet Access
2.7 Public IPv4 Address Assignment
2.8 IPv6 Address Assignment
2.9 Amazon IP Ranges
2.10 Demo: Enabling Internet Access
Lesson 3: Amazon VPC Part 2: Advanced Concepts
Learning objectives
3.1 Hybrid Subnets with Network Address Translation (NAT)
3.2 Egress-Only Internet Gateway
3.3 Demo: Creating a NAT Gateway
3.4 Third-Party Network Appliances
3.5 VPC Endpoints
3.6 Demo: Creating a VPC Endpoint
Lesson 4: Network Security
Learning objectives
4.1 Security in Layers
4.2 Routing as Security
4.3 Network Access Control Lists (NACLs)
4.4 Demo: Creating NACLs
4.5 Security Groups
4.6 Demo: Creating Security Groups
Lesson 5: Connecting VPCs and On-Premises Networks
Learning objectives
5.1 VPC Peering
5.2 VPC Peering Scenarios
5.3 Demo: Peering two VPCs
5.4 VPN Overview
5.5 AWS Hardware VPN
5.6 Demo: Creating an AWS Hardware VPN
5.7 AWS VPN CloudHub
5.8 Software VPN
5.9 AWS Direct Connect
Lesson 6: Performance and Other Notes
Learning objectives
6.1 Default VPC
6.2 Elastic Network Interface (ENI)
6.3 Enhanced Networking
6.4 Jumbo Frames
6.5 Placement Groups
6.6 DHCP Options
Summary