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AWS DevOps - 30Days

30-Day AWS DevOps Learning Plan

Welcome to your comprehensive 30-day learning plan for AWS DevOps! This structured approach will guide you through essential concepts, tools, and practices in AWS, equipping you with the skills needed to excel in a DevOps role.

Day 1: Introduction to AWS

  • Topics Covered: Overview of cloud computing, differences between public and private clouds, benefits of cloud adoption.
  • Activities: Create an AWS account, navigate the AWS Management Console.

Day 2: Identity and Access Management (IAM)

  • Topics Covered: Understanding IAM, user management, roles, and policies.
  • Activities: Set up IAM users and groups, implement best practices for access control.

Day 3: EC2 Instances

  • Topics Covered: Introduction to EC2, instance types, and use cases.
  • Activities: Launch an EC2 instance, deploy a simple web application (e.g., Jenkins).

Day 4: Networking Concepts

  • Topics Covered: Virtual Private Cloud (VPC), subnets, route tables, and security groups.
  • Activities: Create a VPC, configure networking settings for your EC2 instance.

Day 5: AWS Security

  • Topics Covered: Security best practices, network ACLs, and IAM policies.
  • Activities: Implement security measures for your EC2 instance and VPC.

Day 6: AWS Route 53

  • Topics Covered: Domain registration, DNS management, and routing policies.
  • Activities: Set up a domain using Route 53, create DNS records for your web application.

Day 7: Practical Project

  • Topics Covered: Integrating IAM, EC2, networking, and Route 53.
  • Activities: Build a complete project that includes all components learned so far.

Day 8: AWS S3

  • Topics Covered: Overview of S3, storage classes, and use cases.
  • Activities: Host a static website on S3, explore S3 bucket policies.

Day 9: AWS CloudFormation

  • Topics Covered: Infrastructure as Code (IaC) and CloudFormation templates.
  • Activities: Create a CloudFormation stack to provision resources automatically, manage infrastructure using templates.

Day 10: AWS CLI

  • Topics Covered: Introduction to the AWS Command Line Interface.
  • Activities: Practice using the CLI to manage AWS resources, execute basic commands.

Day 11: CI/CD Overview

  • Topics Covered: Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment concepts.
  • Activities: Set up a basic CI/CD pipeline using AWS services, understand automation in DevOps.

Day 12: AWS CodeCommit

  • Topics Covered: Version control with CodeCommit.
  • Activities: Create a CodeCommit repository, push code to the repository.

Day 13: AWS CodePipeline

  • Topics Covered: Automating the build and deployment process.
  • Activities: Create a CodePipeline to automate deployments from CodeCommit.

Day 14: AWS CodeBuild

  • Topics Covered: Building applications in the cloud.
  • Activities: Set up a CodeBuild project to compile and test your application.

Day 15: AWS CodeDeploy

  • Topics Covered: Deployment strategies and configurations.
  • Activities: Deploy an application using CodeDeploy to EC2 instances.

Day 16: AWS CloudWatch

  • Topics Covered: Monitoring AWS resources and setting up alarms.
  • Activities: Create CloudWatch metrics and alarms for your application.

Day 17: AWS Lambda

  • Topics Covered: Serverless computing and event-driven architecture.
  • Activities: Create a Lambda function and trigger it using CloudWatch events.

Day 18: AWS CloudTrail

  • Topics Covered: Logging and monitoring API calls.
  • Activities: Enable CloudTrail and analyze logs for security auditing.

Day 19: AWS DynamoDB

  • Topics Covered: NoSQL database service and its use cases.
  • Activities: Create a DynamoDB table and perform CRUD operations.

Day 20: AWS ECS

  • Topics Covered: Introduction to container orchestration with ECS.
  • Activities: Deploy a containerized application using ECS.

Day 21: AWS EKS

  • Topics Covered: Kubernetes on AWS.
  • Activities: Set up an EKS cluster and deploy a sample application.

Day 22: AWS Systems Manager

  • Topics Covered: Managing resources and automation.
  • Activities: Use Systems Manager to manage EC2 instances and run commands.

Day 23: AWS Auto Scaling

  • Topics Covered: Scaling applications based on demand.
  • Activities: Configure Auto Scaling for your EC2 instances.

Day 24: AWS RDS

  • Topics Covered: Relational Database Service and its features.
  • Activities: Launch an RDS instance and connect it to your application, explore backup, restore, and scaling options.

Day 25: AWS Elastic Load Balancer

  • Topics Covered: Load balancing strategies and types.
  • Activities: Set up an ELB to distribute traffic to your EC2 instances, understand health checks and routing policies.

Day 26: AWS Cloud Migration

  • Topics Covered: Strategies for migrating applications to the cloud.
  • Activities: Discuss migration tools and best practices, create a migration plan for a sample application.

Day 27: AWS Best Practices

  • Topics Covered: Security, cost management, and performance optimization.
  • Activities: Review and implement best practices in your AWS environment, conduct a cost analysis of your deployed resources.

Day 28: AWS Certification Preparation

  • Topics Covered: Overview of AWS certifications and exam strategies.
  • Activities: Create a study plan for AWS certification exams, review sample

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