Training: AWS Network & Security
Level
AdvancedDuration
24h / 3 daysDate
Individually arrangedPrice
Individually arrangedTraining: AWS Network & Security
AWS Network & Security aims to prepare participants to effectively manage networking and security aspects in AWS Cloud and to implement best practices in securing and architecting cloud infrastructures. It introduces the AWS tools and services that help developers build and secure applications in the cloud—enabling them to focus on coding and innovation while ensuring high levels of security and reliability.
What will you learn?
- How to manage networking and security in AWS Cloud and apply best practices for cloud infrastructure protection.
- AWS global infrastructure, including regions, availability zones, ways to access AWS (console, API, CLI), and practical usage of EC2.
- The fundamentals of Virtual Private Clouds (VPC), firewalls, Security Groups, and Network Access Control Lists (nACLs).
- How to use DNS in AWS (Route53), connect VPCs using VPC Peering and Transit Gateway, and leverage AWS PrivateLink.
- Network traffic analysis with VPC Flow Logs, user behavior monitoring, and the use of AWS Network Firewall and DNS Firewall.
- The differences and use cases of AWS load balancers: Application Load Balancer, Network Load Balancer, Gateway Load Balancer, and Global Accelerator.
Who is this training for?
For those who want to understand best practices in network configuration, security, and architecture.-
For those who want to learn about AWS-specific networking tools and services and how to optimize cloud infrastructure.
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For those who want to gain skills in configuring and managing networks, monitoring, threat protection, and incident response.
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For those who want to understand AWS security mechanisms and how to configure them properly.
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For developers, data analysts, and network or security administrators.
Training Program
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Day 1
- AWS global infrastructure (regions, availability zones, local zones)
- Ways to interact with AWS: console, API, CLI
- Quick dive into virtual servers in AWS – EC2 in practice
- VPC – the core networking service in AWS
- First steps with firewalls in AWS: when to use Security Groups vs. NACLs
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Day 2
- DNS in AWS – Route 53, private and public zones
- Connecting networks in the cloud – VPC Peering in practice
- Scaling network connections – Transit Gateway in practice
- Connecting VPC to external services – AWS PrivateLink in practice
- Network traffic analysis in AWS – VPC Flow Logs and analyzers
- Analyzing user behavior – who does what?
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Day 3
- Firewalls revisited – AWS Network Firewall (theory)
- Firewalls revisited – DNS Firewall (practice)
- Connecting AWS with on-premises data centers – VPN and Direct Connect (theory)
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Understanding AWS load balancers – Application Load Balancer, Network Load Balancer,
Gateway Load Balancer, and Global Accelerator (theory) - Overview of key AWS Security services
