EXERCISE 1.1 Review Network Service Documentation

EXERCISE 2.1 Create a Custom VPC

EXERCISE 2.2 Create Two Subnets for Your Custom VPC

EXERCISE 2.3 Connect Your Custom VPC to the Internet and Establish Routing

EXERCISE 2.4 Launch a Public Amazon EC2 Instance and Test the Connection to the Internet

EXERCISE 2.5 Launch a Private Amazon EC2 Instance and Test the Connection to the Internet

EXERCISE 3.1 Create a Gateway VPC Endpoint for Amazon S3

EXERCISE 3.2 Create a VPC Endpoint Service

EXERCISE 3.3 Create VPC endpoint

EXERCISE 3.4 Working with Transitive Routing

EXERCISE 3.5 Add IPv4 CIDR Ranges to a VPC

EXERCISE 4.1 Create a VPN Connection Using the AWS-Managed VPN Option

EXERCISE 4.2 Create a VPN Connection Using an Amazon EC2 Instance as the VPN Termination Endpoint

EXERCISE 4.3 Connect Two Remote Networks Using a Detached VGW and VPN Connections Leveraging AWS VPN CloudHub

EXERCISE 4.4 Create a VPN Overlay to Allow Connections Between Two VPCs via a Transit Point

EXERCISE 5.1 Create a Public VIF

EXERCISE 5.2 Create a Private VIF

EXERCISE 5.3 Add IPv6 to a Private VIF

EXERCISE 5.4 Create a Private Hosted VIF

EXERCISE 5.5 Create a LAG

EXERCISE 6.1 Register a New Domain Name with Amazon Route 53

EXERCISE 6.2 Configuring Elastic Load Balancing

EXERCISE 6.3 Create an Alias A Record with a Simple Routing Policy

EXERCISE 6.4 Create a Weighted Routing Policy

EXERCISE 6.5 Deploy a Set of HAProxy Instances in an ELB Sandwich Configuration

EXERCISE 7.1 Create an Amazon CloudFront Web Distribution

EXERCISE 7.2 Create an Amazon CloudFront RTMP Distribution

EXERCISE 7.3 Add an Alternate Domain Name to Your Amazon CloudFront Distribution

EXERCISE 7.4 Configure Amazon CloudFront to Require HTTPS Between Viewers and Amazon CloudFront

EXERCISE 7.5 Delete a CloudFront Distribution

EXERCISE 8.1 Create a Static Amazon S3 Website

EXERCISE 8.2 Set Up an Amazon CloudFront Distribution

EXERCISE 8.3 Use an Amazon CloudFront Origin Access Identity

EXERCISE 8.4 Configure Amazon CloudFront to Block Requests

EXERCISE 8.5 Deploy AWS WAF to Block a Specific IP Address

EXERCISE 9.1 Test Performance Across Availability Zones

EXERCISE 9.2 Inside a Placement Group

EXERCISE 9.3 Jumbo Frames

EXERCISE 9.4 Performance Between Regions

EXERCISE 9.5 Use Amazon CloudWatch Metrics

EXERCISE 10.1 Create a Template

EXERCISE 10.2 Update a Stack

EXERCISE 10.3 Parameterize Templates

EXERCISE 10.4 Rollbacks

EXERCISE 10.5 Version Control

EXERCISE 10.6 Pipeline Integration

EXERCISE 10.7 Monitor Network Health

EXERCISE 11.1 Set Up Amazon WorkSpaces

EXERCISE 11.2 Set Up Amazon RDS

EXERCISE 11.3 Create an AWS Elastic Beanstalk Application

EXERCISE 11.4 Create an Amazon EMR Cluster

EXERCISE 11.5 Create an Amazon Redshift Cluster

EXERCISE 12.1 Set Up a Hybrid Three-Tier Web Application Using Network Load Balancer

EXERCISE 12.2 Access Amazon S3 over AWS Direct Connect

EXERCISE 12.3 Set Up Encryption over AWS Direct Connect

EXERCISE 12.4 Create a Transit VPC Global Infrastructure

EXERCISE 13.1 Set Up Flow Logs

EXERCISE 13.2 Test Instance-to-Instance Connectivity with ping

EXERCISE 13.3 Inspect Amazon VPC Flow Logs

EXERCISE 13.4 Using traceroute

EXERCISE 13.5 Use AWS Trusted Advisor to Troubleshoot Service Limits

EXERCISE 14.1 Create a Billing Alarm

EXERCISE 14.2 Configure a Budget

EXERCISE 14.3 Enable Cost and Usage Report

EXERCISE 15.1 Use Amazon Inspector

EXERCISE 15.2 Use AWS Artifact

EXERCISE 15.3 Use AWS Trusted Advisor

EXERCISE 15.4 Enable AWS CloudTrail Encryption and Log File Validation

EXERCISE 15.5 Enable AWS Config

EXERCISE 16.1 Enterprise Shared Services

EXERCISE 16.2 Network Security