AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (CLF-C02): Deployment, Migration, and AI

Field

Description

Purpose

To provide a comprehensive overview of the AWS application ecosystem, covering modern development tools, migration workflows, and the vast suite of AI, ML, and Analytics services.

Audience

Technical professionals looking to understand how to build, move, and enhance applications using advanced AWS automation and intelligent services.

Role

Junior Developers, DevOps Associates, Data Analysts, and Cloud Migration Specialists.

Domain

Application Integration / AI & Machine Learning / Cloud Migration.

Skill Level

Beginner (Fundamental).

Style

A high-velocity survey of advanced services featuring multiple "In Action" labs for AI services (Polly, Transcribe, Rekognition) and infrastructure automation.

Duration

2 Days.

Related Technologies

Amazon Bedrock, SageMaker, AWS Lambda, SNS/SQS, CloudFormation, AWS Snow Family, and Amazon Athena.

Course Description

AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (CLF-C02): Deployment, Migration, and AI explores the "modernization" tools of the AWS Cloud. This module moves beyond basic infrastructure to focus on how applications are built, integrated, and made "smart." You will learn to decouple systems using messaging services like SNS and SQS, automate infrastructure using CloudFormation, and explore the AWS Snow Family for physical data migration. A significant portion of the course is dedicated to the AI/ML and Analytics stack, where you will gain hands-on experience with managed AI services for vision, speech, and text analysis, as well as serverless analytics tools like Amazon Athena.

Who is this course for

This course is intended for:

  • Modern Developers: Those who need to understand CI/CD, Infrastructure as Code, and how to integrate managed AI into their apps.

  • Migration Leads: Professionals tasked with identifying the right tools (DataSync, Snowball, Migration Hub) to move data and applications to AWS.

  • Aspiring Data & AI Practitioners: Individuals looking for a broad survey of the AWS data lake and machine learning ecosystem.

  • CLF-C02 Candidates: This covers the "Technology" and "Cloud Concepts" domains of the exam, specifically focusing on the higher-level managed services.

Course Objectives

  • Application Integration: Differentiate between SNS (Pub/Sub) and SQS (Queuing) to build decoupled, resilient architectures.

  • Infrastructure as Code: Understand the benefits of AWS CloudFormation and Elastic Beanstalk for automated and managed deployments.

  • Migration Strategy: Identify the correct tools for physical and over-the-wire data transfer, including the Snow Family and AWS DataSync.

  • Analytics Deep-Dive: Contrast big data tools like Amazon EMR, Redshift, and Kinesis for various processing requirements.

  • AI/ML Practicality: Experience "AI-as-a-Service" through labs with Amazon Rekognition (vision), Polly (speech), and Transcribe (text), and understand the role of Amazon SageMaker.

Prerequisites

  • Required Foundation: Completion of CLF-C02: Cloud Foundations and CLF-C02: Storage, Networking, and Databases.

  • Technical Interest: A basic interest in how automation and Artificial Intelligence are changing modern business operations.

Course outline

Section 1: Development, Messaging, and Deployment Technology and Services

  1. What Is CI/CD?

  2. AWS Development Tools

  3. Lab: Working with AWS CloudShell and the AWS Command Line Interface (AWS CLI)

  4. Lab: Using AWS Cloud9

  5. Understanding AWS CodeArtifact

  6. Decoupling Application Components

  7. Introducing Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)

  8. Create and Subscribe to an AWS SNS Topic

  9. Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)

  10. Standard and FIFO Queues

  11. Short Polling vs Long Polling

  12. What Is Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)?

  13. Introducing Amazon EventBridge

  14. Understanding Step Functions

  15. Deploying Infrastructure as Code with AWS CloudFormation

  16. Create a DynamoDB Table Using CloudFormation

  17. Is AWS Elastic Beanstalk?

  18. Lab: Deploying an Application Using Elastic Beanstalk

  19. Lab: Using AWS X-Ray to Identify Performance Issues

  20. Development, Messaging, and Deployment Exam Tips - Part 1

  21. Development, Messaging, and Deployment Exam Tips - Part 2

  22. Development, Messaging, and Deployment Technology and Services Quiz

Section 2: Migration and Transfer Technology and Services

  1. Introducing the AWS Snow Family

  2. Identifying Database Migration Tools

  3. Exploring the AWS Transfer Family

  4. AWS DataSync

  5. Understanding AWS Application Discovery Service

  6. Introducing AWS Application Migration Service

  7. Discovering AWS Migration Hub

  8. Migration and Transfer Exam Tips

  9. Migration and Transfer Technology and Services Quiz

Section 3: Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Analytics Technology and Services

  1. Amazon Redshift and Redshift Serverless

  2. What Is Amazon Kinesis?

  3. Exploring Kinesis Data Firehose

  4. What Is Amazon Athena?

  5. Lab: Using Athena to Query Data

  6. Introducing AWS Glue

  7. Exploring AWS Data Exchange

  8. Understanding Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)

  9. is Amazon OpenSearch?

  10. Exploring Managed Streaming for Apache Kafka (Amazon MSK)

  11. Understanding Amazon QuickSight

  12. Machine Learning With Amazon SageMaker

  13. What Is Amazon Kendra?

  14. Understanding Amazon Lex

  15. Lab: Using Amazon Polly

  16. Introducing Amazon Comprehend

  17. Amazon Textract, Amazon Transcribe, and Amazon Translate

  18. Lab: Using Amazon Transcribe

  19. Lab: Amazon Rekognition in Action

  20. Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Analytics Exam Tips - Part 1

  21. Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Analytics Exam Tips - Part 2

  22. Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Technology and Services Quiz

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