Training program

AWS Cloud Practitioner

6 WeeksBeginnerCLF-C02

Your entry point into cloud computing. Build foundational AWS knowledge and earn your first cloud certification.

Hands-on LabsReal ProjectsCertification Track

6 Weeks guided planLive mentor-led sessionsWeekend-friendly schedule100% online learningDoubt Support

Overview

This program gives you a structured path through AWS fundamentals—from global infrastructure to core services, security, billing, and support—so you can speak confidently about the cloud and sit for the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (CLF-C02) exam.

Top features

Explain the AWS Cloud value proposition, shared responsibility, and well-architected thinking at a high level.
Navigate core services: compute, storage, database, networking, and common management tools.
Read pricing, billing, and support options so you can discuss cost and operations with stakeholders.
Complete guided labs and a full certification-style review to validate exam readiness.

Key highlights

6 Weeks guided plan

Live mentor-led sessions

Weekend-friendly schedule

100% online learning

Doubt Support

Skills under this course

Cloud concepts: elasticity, scalability, agilityAWS Global Infrastructure (Regions, AZs, edge locations)Shared Responsibility ModelAWS Well-Architected Framework (overview)AWS Identity basics (IAM users, groups, roles, policies)MFA + least privilegeSecurity services overview (KMS basics, encryption at rest/in transit)CloudTrail concept + audit trails (security audit monitoring)Billing & pricing models (On-Demand/Reserved/Savings Plans at high level)Cost management tools (Budgets, Cost Explorer, Trusted Advisor basics)Support plans + incident response basicsOrganizations + consolidated billing overviewAWS service categories (compute, storage, database, networking)Compute fundamentals (EC2, Auto Scaling concepts, Lambda overview)Containers overview (ECS/EKS high level)Storage fundamentals (S3, EBS, EFS high level)S3 storage classes + lifecycle conceptsDatabases overview (RDS vs DynamoDB)Networking basics (VPC, subnets, route tables, SG vs NACL at high level)DNS + content delivery basics (Route 53, CloudFront)Monitoring basics (CloudWatch)Reliability & HA basics (Multi-AZ concept)Hands-on LabsReal ProjectsCertification TrackExplain the AWS Cloud value proposition, shared responsibility, and well-architected thinking at a high level.Navigate core services: compute, storage, database, networking, and common management tools.

Course curriculum

Weekly structure may shift slightly by cohort; this is the core syllabus we cover end to end.

Cloud concepts & AWS fundamentals (CLF-C02 domain)

Cloud benefits & economics
Elasticity, scalability, agility
AWS Global Infrastructure (Regions, AZs, edge locations)
Shared Responsibility Model
Deployment models (public cloud concepts)
Well-Architected Framework: pillars overview
AWS Management Console + CLI basics
Common architecture patterns at a high level

Security & compliance (CLF-C02 domain)

IAM: users, groups, roles, policies
MFA and best practices
Least privilege principles
Encryption basics (at rest / in transit)
KMS overview
CloudTrail concept + audit trails
Security posture basics (shared controls)
Compliance concepts & responsibility boundaries
AWS Artifact + compliance documentation basics
Identity federation concepts (high-level)

Technology (CLF-C02 domain)

Compute: EC2 overview + pricing models
Serverless: Lambda overview
Containers: ECS/EKS overview
Storage: S3 fundamentals + storage classes
Block storage: EBS overview
File storage: EFS overview
Databases: RDS overview
NoSQL: DynamoDB overview
Networking: VPC basics (subnets, routing)
Security Groups vs NACL basics
DNS: Route 53 overview
CDN: CloudFront overview
Monitoring: CloudWatch fundamentals
Application Integration overview (SQS, SNS basics)
Migration & transfer service overview

Core compute services deep dive

EC2 instance families overview
Auto Scaling concept and use cases
Lambda invocation model basics

Storage & data foundations

S3 bucket architecture basics
Storage class selection criteria
RDS and DynamoDB comparison scenarios

Networking and delivery basics

VPC building blocks in plain language
Route 53 record types (high-level)
CloudFront caching behavior basics

Operations and governance

CloudWatch alarms and dashboards concepts
Account structure with Organizations
Tagging strategy basics for cost visibility

Billing, pricing & support (CLF-C02 domain)

AWS pricing principles & cost drivers
On-Demand vs Reserved vs Savings Plans (high-level)
Cost Explorer + Budgets + alerts
Trusted Advisor basics
Support plans & how they differ
Organizations + consolidated billing overview
Cost allocation tags basics
Pricing calculator & forecasting basics

Exam strategy + mock drills

Domain-wise revision
Scenario-based questions
Full mock exam walkthrough
Elimination strategy for tricky options
Exam-day checklist and time management

Final revision and confidence sprint

High-frequency exam traps
Rapid-fire domain recap
Readiness checklist + next steps

Real world case studies & projects

Guided AWS use-case implementation
Architecture and troubleshooting review with mentor
Portfolio-ready mini project with code walkthrough

Reviews

*****

“Clear structure, practical assignments, and mentor guidance made AWS Cloud Practitioner easy to apply at work.”

Aman Verma · Software Engineer

TCS

*****

“Weekly feedback and project checkpoints helped me stay consistent and interview-ready.”

Nitika Jain · Cloud Associate

Infosys

*****

“Mentor sessions were practical and direct. I gained confidence in architecture decisions and implementation trade-offs.”

Rohit Sharma · Backend Developer

Cognizant

*****

“Structured curriculum, clear feedback, and consistent support helped me complete projects faster than expected.”

Sneha Kulkarni · Senior Analyst

Accenture

Course FAQs

Do I need prior experience?

This track is marked Beginner. We support learners from adjacent backgrounds and share a prep path in the first week.

Are sessions live or recorded?

Sessions are live and interactive. You also get recordings for revision and catch-up.

How much weekly time should I plan?

Typical effort is 6-8 hours/week including classes, labs, and revision for this 6 Weeks program.

Will I build real projects?

Yes. Each cohort includes practical case studies and implementation-focused assignments.

Certification

100% of our learners cleared certification.

Aligned with the official AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (CLF-C02) exam. We cover the exam domains and provide mock practice—register for the exam separately through AWS Certification.