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Create a personal project plan that outlines how you would leverage AWS services for a specific use case or application. Focus on applying best practices in architecture, security, and cost management. This assignment helps solidify your learning by putting theory into practice.
In this assignment, you will deploy a sample web application using AWS Elastic Beanstalk. You will be required to create an environment, upload code, and manage the deployment process. Include screenshots and a brief report on any challenges faced and how they were resolved.
This assignment requires students to create an AWS IAM role and attach a policy to it. Students will demonstrate their understanding of IAM by configuring permissions and roles that adhere to specific access requirements.
In this assignment, students will select a business scenario and map out which AWS services could be used to address specific business needs. This exercise aims to develop practical skills in identifying appropriate AWS solutions for real-world challenges.
This assignment guides you through the process of setting up your own AWS account. You will learn how to navigate the AWS Management Console, configure basic settings, and explore the AWS Free Tier services available to new users.
An assignment that involves setting up a Linux server for a small business scenario. You will apply everything learned in the course, from installation and configuration to implementing security measures and automating tasks.
Create a shell script to automate a routine system administration task. The script should include error handling and logging capabilities. Submit your script along with a brief explanation of its functionality and potential use cases.
This assignment requires students to create new user accounts, assign them to groups, and manage their permissions. Students will use command-line tools such as ‘useradd’, ‘usermod’, and ‘userdel’ to perform these tasks, demonstrating their understanding of user management.
