AWS Certified Developer - Associate 2022: Development with AWS Services Competency (Intermediate Level)

Topics covered

• build a pipeline for test and production stacks
• create a keyspace and table using Amazon Keyspaces and perform CRUD operations
• create an Amazon Kinesis Data Firehose to deliver data from an Amazon Kinesis stream
• create an AWS Lambda function using a custom runtime
• create and manage an Amazon SQS Queue and use it to send and manage messages
• create and manage a vault and an archive using Amazon S3 Glacier
• create and test a simple HTTP API using a Lambda function and the Amazon API Gateway
• create and use an AWS ElastiCache cluster using the management console
• create and use an AWS Elastic File System using the management console
• create an EC2 environment and write a sample application using AWS Cloud9
• create logging functionality for autoscaling events, API calls, and EC2 instances using Amazon EventBridge
• describe how the serverless compute model works
• describe the common cloud service models such as XaaS, IaaS, PaaS, SaaS, FaaS, SECaaS, including SLAs
• describe the features, advantages, and architecture of Amazon EMR and outline how to set it up
• describe the features and components of AWS Step Functions
• describe the features and components of the Amazon Redshift Database Service
• describe the features and components of the Amazon Relational Database Service
• discuss Amazon OpenSearch, its functionalities, and outline how to manage it
• discuss the concepts of versions and aliases using AWS Lambda functions and advanced configuration settings, such as memory and the virtual private cloud
• install, configure, and deploy applications on Amazon EC2 instances using CloudFormation
• install the AWS CLI using Docker
• list AWS CloudFormation security features such as data protection, IAM templates, IAM service roles, API logging using CloudTrail, resiliency, and compliance
• list the security features of Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3)
• outline Architectural patterns such as event-driven, microservices, monolithic, choreography, orchestration, and fanout
• outline how AWS DynamoDB can be used to create stateless applications
• outline how AWS ElastiCache for Memcached can be used to create stateless applications
• outline how AWS ElastiCache for Redis can be used to create stateless applications
• outline the functionality and components of AWS Lake Formation, how to set it up, and the main security considerations involved
• provide an overview of how AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) can be used to access the Lambda API and resources as well as AWS services and resources
• provide an overview of how the Amazon Backup service works
• provide an overview of the features and components of Amazon SNS FIFO topics
• recognize the features and components of the Amazon Neptune Database Service
• use the AWS Command Line Interface to connect to DynamoDB, Amazon EC2, and AWS Identity Access Management (IAM)