Name: Amazon Web Services Certified Development And Operations Engineer Professional – Part Two
Price: 199 USD

About This Course

Who this course is for:

Experienced AWS cloud engineers looking to pass the AWS Certified DevOps Engineer Professional certification (DOP-C01)
Experienced AWS cloud engineers looking to learn advanced automations and features on the AWS cloud

What you’ll learn:

The introduction to Amazon CloudWatch and its core components
How to use the CloudWatch console to monitor performance for different metrics and statistics
How to create our own metrics by publishing custom information to CloudWatch for real time monitoring
Setting up alarms that we can use to send notifications, trigger actions in auto scaling groups to react to application demand dynamically, and to control and optimize our Amazon Web Services costs
How to monitor Application Programming Interface (API) calls with Amazon Web Services (AWS) CloudTrail
How to define metrics and create alarms for events that are happening inside of our Amazon Web Services (AWS) account
How to monitor log files with CloudWatch, how we can gather and centrally store log file data and crate alarms, and how we can perform analysis based on common text patterns
CloudWatch events, which we can use to respond to operational changes in the system to invoke notifications or execute custom code

Requirements:

It’s recommended that you have some familiarity with Amazon Web Services operations or development
This is the second course in a series. Take Amazon Web Services Certified Development And Operations Engineer Professional – Part One before this.

In this course, we’ll be spending a lot of time with services like Amazon CloudWatch and Amazon CloudTrail. This domain accounts for about 20% of the questions that you’ll see on the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Certified Development and Operations Engineer Professional exam.

Our Promise to You

By the end of this course, you will have learned Amazon CloudWatch as part of the Amazon Web Services Certified Development and Operations Engineer Professional exam.

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Course Curriculum

Section 1 - Introduction
	Introduction	00:00:00
	CloudWatch Overview	00:00:00
	Basic Vs. Detailed Monitoring	00:00:00
	Metrics, Namespaces, And Dimensions	00:00:00
	Viewing And Searching For Metrics	00:00:00
	Getting Statistics For A Metric	00:00:00
Section 2 - Monitoring With Custom CloudWatch Metrics
	Common Use Cases For Custom Metrics	00:00:00
	Preparing EC2 Instances For Custom Monitoring	00:00:00
	Publishing Custom Metrics From Windows	00:00:00
	Publishing Custom Metrics From Linux	00:00:00
Section 3 - Creating CloudWatch Alarms
	Understanding CloudWatch Alarms	00:00:00
	Sending Alarm Notifications Via SNS	00:00:00
	Scaling Based On CloudWatch Alarms	00:00:00
	Monitoring Estimated Account Charges	00:00:00
	Controlling Instance State With Alarms	00:00:00
	AWS CLI Commands For Managing Alarms	00:00:00
Section 4 - Monitoring API Calls With CloudTrail
	CloudTrail Overview	00:00:00
	Turning On CloudTrail	00:00:00
	Monitoring Events With CloudTrail API Activity History	00:00:00
	Configuring Permissions For CloudTrail	00:00:00
Section 5 - Monitoring Log Files With CloudWatch
	Overview Of CloudWatch Logs	00:00:00
	Setting Up The CloudWatch Logs Agent On A Linux EC2 Instance	00:00:00
	Configuring A Windows Instance For CloudWatch Logs	00:00:00
	Creating Metric Filters For Instance Logs	00:00:00
	Integrating CloudTrail With CloudWatch Logs	00:00:00
Section 6 - Working With CloudWatch Events
	Overview Of CloudWatch Events	00:00:00
	Automating EBS Snapshots	00:00:00
	Scheduling An EC2 Instance To Run Only During Business Hours	00:00:00
	Receive Notifications For AWS Console Sign-In	00:00:00