AWS for DevOps: Security, Governance, and Validation

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Free Online Course: AWS for DevOps: Security, Governance, and Validation provided by LinkedIn Learning is a comprehensive online course, which lasts for 2-3 hours worth of material. The course is taught in English and is free of charge. Upon completion of the course, you can receive an e-certificate from LinkedIn Learning. AWS for DevOps: Security, Governance, and Validation is taught by Lynn Langit.

Overview
  • Learn best practices for security, governance, and validation. Explore topics in the third domain of the AWS Certified DevOps Engineer exam: Security, Governance, and Validation.

Syllabus
  • Introduction

    • Welcome
    • Using cloud services
    • Exercise files
    1. Security and Governance Approaches
    • Security and governance approaches
    • Outcome-based validation: SLAs
    • Outcome-based security via audits
    • Service cost predictability
    • IT Governance requirements
    • Protecting data in-flight
    • Protecting data at-rest
    2. Security and Governance for Services
    • AWS security IAM objects
    • AWS root IAM user
    • MFA with privileged users
    • AWS IAM policy simulator
    • IAM best practices
    • Security via AWS Certificate Manager
    • Security via AWS KMS
    • Security via AWS WAF and Shield
    • Security via AWS Inspector
    • Security via AWS Trusted Advisor
    • AWS organizations
    3. AWS Tools for Security and Governance
    • Console tools for cost control
    • Total service costs for AWS
    • Using the AWS billing dashboard
    • CloudWatch for security and cost control
    • Using CloudTrail logs for security
    • CloudTrail and CloudWatch events
    • Set up and use the AWS CLI or aws-shell
    • AWS CLI for governance
    • Setting up the AWS SDK for Node.js
    • AWS SDK for security
    4. Advanced and Third-Party Tools
    • AWS object metadata
    • Third-party security tools
    • Third-party governance tools
    • Approaches to security
    • Approaches to cost control
    Conclusion
    • Next steps