AWS

[[aws-solution-architecture||Solution Architecture]]

If a solution seems feasible but high complicated, it’s probably wrong.

# AWS Global Infra

  • Regions
    • 3 ~ 6 AZ
  • Availability Zones
    • 1 ~ 2 DC
  • Data Centers / Local Zones
  • Points of Presence (Edge Locations)
    • Edge Compute
    • Global Accelerator
  • Network

# global services

  • iam
  • route53
  • cloud-front
  • WAF

# Components

  • [[aws-iam|IAM]] & AWS CLI
  • [[aws-ec2|EC2]] & Budget Setup
  • ELB & ASG aka [[aws-fundamentals|HA]]
    • Elastic Load Balancer
    • Auto Scaling Groups
  • [[aws-fundamentals#RDS|RDS]] & Aurora & ElasticCache
  • [[aws-route53|Route53]]
  • [[aws-s3|AmazonS3]]
  • [[aws-cdn|CloudFront]] & AWS Global Accelerator
  • [[aws-storage|Storage Family]]
  • [[aws-middleware|AWS Middleware]] SQS, SNS, Kinesis, ActiveMQ
  • [[aws-ecs|ECS]], Fargate, ECR, EKS
  • [[aws-serverless|Serverless]]

# API Gateway

  1. centralized api management
  2. routing and request handling
  3. security and authentication
  4. performance and scalability
  5. monitoring and analytics

# awscli

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brew install awscli

## configure with key & secret
aws configure

## then start to use
aws s3 ls your_bucket

# Associate Level

  • design solutions that incorporate AWS services to meet current business requirements and futures projected needs
  • design architectures that are secure, resilient, high-performing, cost-optimized
  • review existing solutions and determine improvements

# The Exam

  1. Design Secure Architectures (30%)
  2. Design Resilient Architectures (26%)
  3. Design High performing Architectures (24%)
  4. Design Cost-Optimized Architectures (20%)

# Professional Level

# References

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