AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (CLF-C02)

Cloud Fundamentals for Network & IT Professionals

This course is designed to help network engineers, CCNA/CCNP/JNCIA students, and IT professionals understand how AWS cloud works in real-world enterprise networks, not just theory.

The focus is on how cloud replaces or integrates with traditional data center networking.
Cloud Fundamentals for Network Engineers & IT Professionals

Learn how real enterprise networks are built on AWS Cloud
From VPC networking to hybrid connectivity, understand cloud the way network engineers use it in production.

✅ Designed for CCNA / JNCIA students
✅ Networking-focused cloud training
✅ Real-world architecture explanations
✅ Beginner friendly – No cloud background required

👉 Build cloud knowledge that actually helps your networking career

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COURSE HIGHLIGHTS

Cloud explained from network engineer’s perspective
AWS VPC explained like a virtual data center
Subnets, routing & security made simple
Real-time enterprise architecture discussion
Cost & billing explained with network traffic examples
Exam-oriented + real-world usage
Ideal foundation before AWS Solutions Architect

DETAILED SYLLABUS

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Module 1: Cloud Basics for Networking Professionals

Why enterprises move from on-premise DC to AWS
Cloud vs traditional data center
Regions, Availability Zones & latency concepts
High availability & fault tolerance explained practically

Module 2: AWS Networking Fundamentals (Core Focus)

What is VPC and why it is a virtual data center
CIDR planning & subnet design
Public vs Private subnets
Route tables & traffic flow
Internet Gateway vs NAT Gateway
Elastic IP & private IP concepts

Networking comparison with CCNA concepts

Module 3: Cloud Security – Network & Identity

Security Groups vs Network ACLs
Stateful vs stateless filtering
IAM basics (Users, Roles & Policies)
Difference between network security & identity security
Real enterprise access scenarios

Module 4: Compute Services (EC2)

What is an EC2 instance
Instance types & selection
Secure access to servers
Auto Scaling & load balancing basics
Traffic flow through Load Balancers

Module 5: Storage & Data Flow

S3 – object storage use cases
EBS – server storage
EFS – shared file storage
How data flows over the network
Public vs private access to storage

Module 6: Databases in Cloud

RDS overview
DynamoDB basics
Why databases are kept in private subnets
High availability & backup concepts

Module 7: Monitoring, Reliability & Operations

CloudWatch monitoring
CloudTrail auditing
SLA, uptime & fault isolation
Understanding cloud reliability model

Module 8: Pricing, Billing & Cost Awareness

Pay-as-you-use model
Data transfer & bandwidth charges
Cost optimization basics
How poor network design increases cloud cost

Module 9: AWS Cloud in Networking Careers

Role of cloud in modern networking jobs
Hybrid cloud overview
VPN & Direct Connect concepts (high level)
How network engineers work with cloud teams

Networking Career Path with AWS:

CCNA / JNCIA
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AWS Cloud Practitioner
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AWS Solutions Architect Associate
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Cloud Network Engineer / DevOps / SRE