Amazon Web Services Training Library
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- HANDS-ON LABAndrew Burchill
Analyzing Sentiments and Entities in Text with Amazon ComprehendBeginnerDuration: Up to 50 minutesAuthor: Andrew Burchill; Difficulty: Beginner; Description: Learn how to use AWS's natural language processing service Amazon Comprehend in this hands-on laboratory.; Duration: Up to 50 minutes; Content Topics: Amazon Web Services; This hands-on lab has: 2 Lab steps - HANDS-ON LABJun Fritz
Accessing Amazon DynamoDB Using Amazon API Gateway Service ProxyIntermediateDuration: Up to 1 hourAuthor: Jun Fritz; Difficulty: Intermediate; Description: Learn how to interact with Amazon DynamoDB directly using Amazon API Gateway service integrations in this hands-on lab.; Duration: Up to 1 hour; Content Topics: Development; This hands-on lab has: 5 Lab steps - LAB CHALLENGEAndrew Burchill
Amazon SQS Queue Creation ChallengeBeginnerDuration: Up to 1 hourAuthor: Andrew Burchill; Difficulty: Beginner; Description: Put your Amazon SQS skills to the test in this hands-on lab challenge, as you are tasked with creating an SQS queue.; Duration: Up to 1 hour; Content Topics: Amazon Web Services; This lab challenge has: 2 Lab steps - HANDS-ON LABLogan Rakai
Introduction to AWS IoTBeginnerDuration: Up to 2 hoursAuthor: Logan Rakai; Difficulty: Beginner; Description: Get hands-on with everything AWS IoT has to offer in this lab: securing communication, responding to messages with rules, monitoring your IoT ecosystem & more; Duration: Up to 2 hours; Content Topics: Internet of Things; This hands-on lab has: 10 Lab steps - LAB CHALLENGEAndrew Burchill
Amazon SNS Image Resizing ChallengeBeginnerDuration: Up to 1 hourAuthor: Andrew Burchill; Difficulty: Beginner; Description: Put your Amazon SNS, AWS Lambda, and Amazon S3 skills to test in this challenge as you're tasked with creating an image resizing solution.; Duration: Up to 1 hour; Content Topics: Amazon Web Services; This lab challenge has: 2 Lab steps - HANDS-ON LABJeremy Cook
Install MongoDB with Persistent VolumesBeginnerDuration: Up to 1 hour and 30 minutesAuthor: Jeremy Cook; Difficulty: Beginner; Duration: Up to 1 hour and 30 minutes; This hands-on lab has: 6 Lab steps - HANDS-ON LABJun Fritz
Embedding Documents With LangChain and Amazon BedrockIntermediateDuration: Up to 1 hourAuthor: Jun Fritz; Difficulty: Intermediate; Description: Learn how to use AWS SAM, Amazon Bedrock, and LangChain to deploy an automated document embedding application in this hands-on lab.; Duration: Up to 1 hour; Content Topics: Amazon Web Services; This hands-on lab has: 5 Lab steps - HANDS-ON LABJun Fritz
Analyzing Account Activity With AWS CloudTrailIntermediateDuration: Up to 1 hour and 30 minutesAuthor: Jun Fritz; Difficulty: Intermediate; Description: Learn how to enable auditing, security monitoring, and operational troubleshooting with AWS CloudTrail in this hands-on lab.; Duration: Up to 1 hour and 30 minutes; Content Topics: Management, Security, Storage, Monitoring; This hands-on lab has: 6 Lab steps - HANDS-ON LABJeremy Cook
Configure FTP service with S3 backend using S3FSIntermediateDuration: Up to 1 hourAuthor: Jeremy Cook; Difficulty: Intermediate; Description: AWS S3 FTP S3FS Fuse; Duration: Up to 1 hour; Content Topics: Storage; This hands-on lab has: 9 Lab steps - HANDS-ON LABJeremy Cook
Amazon EKS - Using the AWS Load Balancer Controller to Expose ApplicationsIntermediateDuration: Up to 2 hours and 30 minutesAuthor: Jeremy Cook; Difficulty: Intermediate; Description: The AWS Load Balancer Controller is used to help manage and control the provisioning of ALBs (Ingress resources) and NLBs (Service resources - type LoadBalancer). You'll learn how to deploy the AWS Load Balancer Controller into EKS, and then deploy and publicly expose a Web app and TCP app within the cluster.; Duration: Up to 2 hours and 30 minutes; Content Topics: Amazon Web Services; This hands-on lab has: 12 Lab steps - HANDS-ON LABJeremy Cook
Amazon EKS - Deploy Cilium CNI and Secure Pod Communications using Network PoliciesIntermediateDuration: Up to 1 hour and 30 minutesAuthor: Jeremy Cook; Difficulty: Intermediate; Description: In this Lab scenario, you'll learn how to reconfigure an EKS cluster to utilize Cilium as its CNI provider.; Duration: Up to 1 hour and 30 minutes; Content Topics: Amazon Web Services; This hands-on lab has: 8 Lab steps - HANDS-ON LABJeremy Cook
Leveraging AWS WAF to Defend an Insecure Web AppAdvancedDuration: Up to 2 hours and 30 minutesAuthor: Jeremy Cook; Difficulty: Advanced; Description: Learn how to use AWS WAF to provide a first line of defence against common OWASP type attacks, including SQL Injection, Cross Site Scripting (XSS), Server Side Request Forgery (SSRF), and Command Injection. You'll use Terraform to deploy and setup an insecure web app that you'll later protect by using AWS WAF.; Duration: Up to 2 hours and 30 minutes; Content Topics: Management, Security; This hands-on lab has: 8 Lab steps - HANDS-ON LABJun Fritz
Creating a RESTful API Using Amazon API GatewayBeginnerDuration: Up to 1 hour and 15 minutesAuthor: Jun Fritz; Difficulty: Beginner; Description: Learn how to create a REST API using Amazon API Gateway in this hands-on lab.; Duration: Up to 1 hour and 15 minutes; Content Topics: Development; This hands-on lab has: 7 Lab steps - LAB CHALLENGEAndrew Burchill
Amazon Data Firehose and Amazon CloudWatch ChallengeBeginnerDuration: Up to 50 minutesAuthor: Andrew Burchill; Difficulty: Beginner; Description: Test your Amazon Data Firehose and Amazon CloudWatch logs skills in this hands-on challenge where you are tasked with building out a logging solution.; Duration: Up to 50 minutes; Content Topics: Amazon Web Services; This lab challenge has: 2 Lab steps - HANDS-ON LABJeremy Cook
Amazon EBS GP2 to GP3 MigrationBeginnerDuration: Up to 1 hourAuthor: Jeremy Cook; Difficulty: Beginner; Description: In this lab scenario, you'll learn how to easily migrate an EBS volume from GP2 to GP3.; Duration: Up to 1 hour; Content Topics: Storage; This hands-on lab has: 7 Lab steps - HANDS-ON LABAndrew Burchill
Exporting Amazon CloudWatch Logs to Amazon S3 Using KinesisBeginnerDuration: Up to 1 hourAuthor: Andrew Burchill; Difficulty: Beginner; Description: Learn to how to centralize storage of your Amazon CloudWatch Logs using Amazon Kinesis and Amazon S3 in this hands-on lab.; Duration: Up to 1 hour; Content Topics: Amazon Web Services; This hands-on lab has: 5 Lab steps - HANDS-ON LABJeremy Cook
Graviton Web App MigrationBeginnerDuration: Up to 1 hourAuthor: Jeremy Cook; Difficulty: Beginner; Description: Learn how to migrate an x86 application to an Arm-based application running on AWS Graviton in this hands-on lab.; Duration: Up to 1 hour; Content Topics: Compute; This hands-on lab has: 6 Lab steps - HANDS-ON LABLogan Rakai
Predicting Time-Series Data With Amazon ForecastBeginnerDuration: Up to 1 hour and 40 minutesAuthor: Logan Rakai; Difficulty: Beginner; Description: Analyze household energy consumption and go from raw data to accurate forecasts using the built-in algorithms provided by Amazon Forecast in this hands-on lab.; Duration: Up to 1 hour and 40 minutes; Content Topics: Amazon Web Services; This hands-on lab has: 6 Lab steps - LAB CHALLENGEAndrew Burchill
AWS SSM Parameter Store and AWS Lambda ChallengeBeginnerDuration: Up to 50 minutesAuthor: Andrew Burchill; Difficulty: Beginner; Description: Put your AWS Systems Manager Parameter Store and AWS Lambda skills to the test in a real environment in this hands-on lab challenge.; Duration: Up to 50 minutes; Content Topics: Amazon Web Services; This lab challenge has: 2 Lab steps - HANDS-ON LABAndrew Burchill
Mitigating Amazon RDS Performance Bottlenecks With a Read ReplicaBeginnerDuration: Up to 1 hour and 30 minutesAuthor: Andrew Burchill; Difficulty: Beginner; Description: Learn how to create a read only Amazon RDS read-only replica to improve performance in this hands-on lab.; Duration: Up to 1 hour and 30 minutes; Content Topics: Amazon Web Services; This hands-on lab has: 5 Lab steps - HANDS-ON LABAndrew Burchill
ELB Application Load Balancer PlaygroundBeginnerDuration: Up to 4 hoursAuthor: Andrew Burchill; Difficulty: Beginner; Description: Explore Elastic Load Balancing's Application Load Balancer at your own pace in this hands-on playground lab.; Duration: Up to 4 hours; Content Topics: Networking, Compute; This hands-on lab has: 3 Lab steps - HANDS-ON LABAndrew Burchill
Querying Amazon VPC Flow Logs with Amazon AthenaBeginnerDuration: Up to 1 hourAuthor: Andrew Burchill; Difficulty: Beginner; Description: Learn how to enable Amazon VPC flow logs and query them with Amazon Athena in this hands-on lab.; Duration: Up to 1 hour; Content Topics: Networking, Analytics, Security, Storage; This hands-on lab has: 4 Lab steps - HANDS-ON LABStefano Cascavilla
Sending Async Fan-Out Messages Using the Serverless FrameworkAdvancedDuration: Up to 1 hour and 15 minutesAuthor: Stefano Cascavilla; Difficulty: Advanced; Description: In this lab, you will leverage the Serverless Framework to build and deploy an asynchronous microservice following the Fanout pattern. You will use SNS and SQS, and you will deploy the resources with the Serverless Framework.; Duration: Up to 1 hour and 15 minutes; Content Topics: Serverless; This hands-on lab has: 5 Lab steps - HANDS-ON LABEric Magalhães
Expanding EBS Volumes on Windows InstancesBeginnerDuration: Up to 45 minutesAuthor: Eric Magalhães; Difficulty: Beginner; Description: You can increase the storage space of an existing EBS volume without losing the data on the volume. To do this, you migrate your data to a larger volume and then extend the file system on the volume to recognize the newly-available space. After you verify that your new volume is working properly, you can delete the old volume.Are you ready to get started? ; Duration: Up to 45 minutes; Content Topics: Storage; This hands-on lab has: 5 Lab steps