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Introduction xxvi
Chapter 1 Understanding the Foundations of AWS 3(26)
Essential Characteristics of AWS Cloud Computing
4(4)
On-Demand Self-Service
5(1)
Broad Network Access
6(1)
Resource Pooling
6(1)
Rapid Elasticity
7(1)
Measured Service
7(1)
Moving to AWS
8(7)
Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)
10(2)
Platform as a Service (PaaS)
12(3)
Operational Benefits of AWS
15(2)
Cloud Provider Limitations
17(1)
Security at AWS
18(4)
Network Security at AWS
19(1)
Application Security at AWS
19(1)
Playing in the AWS Sandbox
20(1)
Determining What Problem Needs to Be Solved
21(1)
Migrating Applications
22(2)
Applications That Can Be Moved to AWS and Hosted on an EC2 Instance with No Changes
23(1)
Applications with Many Local Dependencies That Cause Problems When Being Moved to the Cloud
23(1)
Replacing an Existing Application with a SaaS Application Hosted by a Public Cloud Provider
24(1)
Applications That Should Remain on Premises and Eventually Be Deprecated
24(1)
The AWS Well-Architected Framework
24(3)
The Well-Architected Tool
26(1)
In Conclusion
27(2)
Chapter 2 Designing Multi-Tier Architecture Solutions 29(56)
"Do I Know This Already?" Quiz
30(3)
Foundation Topics
33(1)
Availability and Reliability
33(3)
Availability in the Cloud
34(1)
Reliability
35(1)
AWS Regions and Availability Zones
36(7)
Availability Zones
39(1)
Availability Zone Distribution
40(2)
Multiple Availability Zones
42(1)
Choosing a Region
43(13)
Compliance Rules
44(1)
Understanding Compliance Rules at AWS
45(3)
The Shared Responsibility Model
48(1)
AWS and Compliance
48(2)
HIPAA
50(1)
KIST
51(1)
Gov Cloud
52(1)
Latency Concerns
53(1)
Services Offered in Each AWS Region
54(1)
Calculating Costs
55(1)
Multi-Tier Architecture Solutions
56(7)
Resilient VPC Architecture
56(2)
Design Problems to Overcome
58(3)
Multi-Tier Data Redundancy
61(1)
Protecting Against Application Failure
62(1)
AWS Global Services: Edge Locations
63(17)
Services Located at the Edge
64(1)
Route 53
64(7)
AWS Shield (Standard and Advanced)
71(1)
Web Application Firewall (WAF)
72(1)
CloudFront
73(5)
AWS Lambda@Edge
78(2)
AWS Service Quotas
80(1)
Exam Preparation Tasks
81(1)
Review All Key Topics
81(1)
Define Key Terms
82(1)
Q&A
82(3)
Chapter 3 Highly Available and Fault-Tolerant Architectures 85(50)
"Do I Know This Already?" Quiz
85(3)
Foundation Topics
88(1)
Comparing Architecture Designs
88(6)
Designing for High Availability
88(2)
Adding Fault Tolerance
90(1)
Removing Single Points of Failure
91(3)
Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity
94(9)
Backup and Restoration
95(1)
Pilot Light Solution
95(1)
Warm Standby Solution
96(3)
Hot Site Solution
99(1)
Multi-Region Active-Active Application Deployment
100(2)
The AWS Service-Level Agreement (SLA)
102(1)
Automating AWS Architecture
103(14)
Automating Infrastructure with CloudFormation
105(2)
CloudFormation Components
107(1)
CloudFormation Templates
107(2)
CloudFormation Stacks
109(4)
CloudFormation Stack Sets
113(1)
Third-Party Solutions
114(1)
AWS Service Catalog
115(2)
Elastic Beanstalk
117(4)
Updating Elastic Beanstalk Applications
119(2)
Deployment Methodologies
121(10)
Rule 1: Use One Codebase That Is Tracked with Version Control to Allow Many Deployments
123(1)
AWS CodeCommit
124(1)
Rule 2: Explicitly Declare and Isolate Dependencies
125(1)
Rule 3: Store Configuration in the Environment
126(1)
Rule 4: Treat Backing Services as Attached Resources
126(1)
Rule 5: Separate the Build and Run Stages
127(1)
Rule 6: Execute an App as One or More Stateless Processes
128(1)
Rule 7: Export Services via Port Binding
129(1)
Rule 8: Scale Out via the Process Model
129(1)
Rule 9: Maximize Robustness with Fast Startup and Graceful Shutdown
130(1)
Rule 10: Keep Development, Staging, and Production as Similar as Possible
130(1)
Rule 11: Treat Logs as Event Streams
131(1)
Rule 12: Run Admin/Management Tasks as One-Off Processes
131(1)
Exam Preparation Tasks
131(1)
Review All Key Topics
131(1)
Define Key Terms
132(1)
Q&A
132(3)
Chapter 4 Decoupling Mechanisms Using AWS Services 135(34)
"Do I Know This Already?" Quiz
135(3)
Foundation Topics
138(1)
Stateful Design
138(6)
Changing User State Locations
140(2)
User Session Management
142(2)
Application Integration Services
144(8)
Amazon SNS
144(3)
SNS Cheat Sheet
147(1)
Amazon SQS
147(2)
SQS Cheat Sheet
149(1)
AWS Step Functions
149(3)
Lambda
152(4)
Lambda Cheat Sheet
156(1)
API Gateway
156(4)
API Gateway Cheat Sheet
160(1)
Building a Serverless Web App
160(5)
Step 1: Create a Static Website
161(1)
Step 2: Handle User Authentication
162(1)
Step 3: Create the Serverless Backend Components
162(1)
Step 4: Set Up the API Gateway
163(1)
Step 5: Register for Conference
164(1)
Exam Preparation Tasks
165(1)
Review All Key Topics
165(1)
Define Key Terms
166(1)
Q&A
166(3)
Chapter 5 Choosing Resilient Storage 169(44)
Do I Know This Already?
170(4)
Foundation Topics
174(1)
AWS Storage Options
174(3)
Workload Storage Requirements
176(1)
Elastic Block Storage (EBS)
177(10)
EBS Volume Types
178(2)
General-Purpose SSD (gp2/gp3)
180(2)
Elastic Volumes
182(1)
Attaching an EBS Volume
182(1)
EBS Cheat Sheet
183(1)
EBS Snapshots
184(1)
Taking a Snapshot from a Linux Instance
184(1)
Taking a Snapshot from a Windows Instance
185(1)
Snapshot Administration
185(1)
Snapshot Cheat Sheet
186(1)
Local Instance Storage
186(1)
Elastic File System (EFS)
187(4)
EFS Performance Modes
188(1)
EFS Throughput Modes
188(1)
EFS Security
189(1)
EFS Lifecycle Management
190(1)
EFS DataSync
191(1)
EFS Cheat Sheet
191(1)
FSx for Windows File Server
191(3)
Simple Storage Service (S3)
194(13)
Buckets, Objects, and Keys
196(2)
S3 Data Consistency
198(1)
S3 Storage Classes
198(2)
S3 Management
200(4)
Versioning
204(1)
Amazon S3 Access Points
205(1)
S3 Cheat Sheet
206(1)
S3 Glacier Storage Options
207(1)
S3 Glacier
207(2)
Vaults and Archives
208(1)
S3 Glacier Deep Archive
208(1)
Glacier Cheat Sheet
209(1)
Exam Preparation Tasks
209(1)
Review All Key Topics
210(1)
Define Key Terms
211(1)
Q&A
211(2)
Chapter 6 Designing High-Performing Compute Architecture 213(88)
Do I Know This Already?
213(4)
Foundation Topics
217(1)
EC2 Instances
217(16)
Instance Families
218(1)
What Is a vCPU?
219(1)
EC2 Instance Choices
220(1)
Micro Instances
221(1)
General-Purpose Instances
221(1)
Instances Designed to Burst
221(2)
Compute-Optimized Instances
223(1)
Memory-Optimized Instances
223(1)
x1 Instances
223(1)
High-Memory Instances
223(1)
z1d Instances
224(1)
Accelerated Computing Instances
224(1)
g3 Instances
224(1)
f1 Instances
224(1)
Storage-Optimized Instances
224(1)
Bare-Metal Instances
224(1)
Dedicated Hosts
225(1)
Dedicated Hosts Cheat Sheet
226(1)
Dedicated Instances
226(1)
EC2 Network Performance
226(2)
Using Launch Templates
228(1)
Changing the Current Instance Type
229(3)
Amazon Lightsail
232(1)
Amazon Machine Images (AMIs)
233(9)
Choosing an AMI
235(1)
AWS Linux AMIs
235(1)
Windows AMIs
236(1)
AMIs at AWS Marketplace
237(1)
Creating a Custom AMI
237(1)
Instance Store-Backed Windows or Linux AMIs
238(1)
Custom Instance Store AMIs
239(1)
AMI Build Considerations
240(2)
Elastic Container Service (ECS)
242(5)
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)
244(1)
AWS Fargate
245(1)
AWS ECS for Kubernetes (EKS)
246(1)
Monitoring with CloudWatch
247(17)
CloudWatch Basic Monitoring
249(1)
CloudWatch Logs
250(3)
Collecting Data with the CloudWatch Agent
253(1)
Planning for Monitoring
253(2)
CloudWatch Integration
255(2)
CloudWatch Terminology
257(5)
Creating a CloudWatch Alarm
262(1)
Additional Alarm and Action Settings
263(1)
CloudWatch Cheat Sheet
264(1)
Elastic Load Balancing (ELB) Services
264(21)
Redundancy in Design
267(1)
Health Checks
268(1)
ELB Cheat Sheet
269(1)
Classic Load Balancer (CLB)
269(1)
Application Load Balancer (ALB)
270(1)
Target Groups
271(1)
ALB Cheat Sheet
271(1)
Big-Picture Steps: ALB Creation
272(2)
Rule Choices
274(2)
HTTPS Listener Security Settings
276(1)
Target Group Routing
277(1)
Target Group Attributes
277(1)
Maintaining User Sessions
278(1)
Sticky Session Support
278(1)
Configuring Health Checks
279(1)
ALB Security
280(3)
Monitoring Load Balancer Operation
283(1)
Cloud Watch
283(1)
Access Logs
284(1)
Network Load Balancer
284(1)
NLB Cheat Sheet
285(1)
EC2 Auto Scaling
285(13)
EC2 Auto Scaling Cheat Sheet
289(1)
EC2 Auto Scaling Operation
289(1)
Launch Configuration
290(1)
Launch Templates
290(1)
Auto Scaling Groups (ASGs)
291(1)
Scaling Options for Auto Scaling Groups
292(4)
Cooldown Period
296(1)
Termination Policy
296(1)
Lifecycle Hooks
297(1)
Exam Preparation Tasks
298(1)
Review All Key Topics
298(1)
Define Key Terms
299(1)
Q&A
299(2)
Chapter 7 Choosing High-Performing and Scalable Storage Solutions 301(28)
Do I Know This Already?
301(3)
Foundation Topics
304(1)
Elastic Block Storage (Provisioned IOPS)
304(2)
io1 and io2
304(1)
Storage-Optimized EC2 Instances
305(1)
Shared File Storage at AWS
306(13)
Elastic File System (EFS)
307(2)
EFS Performance Modes
309(1)
Storage Classes
310(1)
EFS Throughput Modes
311(1)
EFS Security
312(1)
EFS Cheat Sheet
312(1)
Storage Options Compared
313(2)
Amazon FSx for Windows File Server
315(1)
FSx File System Performance
316(1)
FSx Cheat Sheet
317(1)
FSx for Lustre
317(1)
FSx for Lustre Cheat Sheet
318(1)
AWS Data Transfer Options
319(3)
AWS Storage Gateway Family
322(2)
AWS Storage Gateway Cheat Sheet
324(1)
Exam Preparation Tasks
324(1)
Review All Key Topics
324(1)
Define Key Terms
325(1)
Q&A
325(4)
Chapter 8 Selecting Networking Solutions for Workloads 329(84)
Do I Know This Already?
329(5)
Foundation Topics
334(1)
VPC Networking
334(20)
Partnering with AWS
335(2)
VPC Cheat Sheet
337(1)
To Host or to Associate?
338(1)
What's Behind the Networking Curtain?
339(2)
It's All About Packet Flow
341(2)
The Mapping Service
343(1)
Creating a VPC
344(1)
Using the Create VPC Wizard
344(1)
Using the Launch VPC Wizard
345(2)
Using the AWS CLI to Create a VPC
347(1)
How Many VPCs Do You Need?
347(2)
Creating the VPC CIDR Block
349(1)
Planning Your Primary VPC CIDR Block
349(2)
Adding a Secondary CIDR Block
351(1)
The Default VPC
352(1)
Revisiting Availability Zones
353(1)
Subnets
354(2)
Subnet Cheat Sheet
355(1)
Route Tables
356(5)
The Main Route Table
357(1)
Custom Route Tables
357(3)
Route Table Summary
360(1)
Route Table Cheat Sheet
360(1)
IP Address Types
361(10)
Private IPv4 Addresses
361(1)
Private IP Address Summary
362(1)
Public IPv4 Addresses
362(2)
Elastic IP Addresses
364(2)
Public IPv4 Address Cheat Sheet
366(1)
Inbound and Outbound Traffic Charges
367(1)
Bring-Your-Own IP (BYOIP)
368(1)
The BYOIP Process
369(1)
IPv6 Addresses
370(1)
Security Groups
371(8)
Security Group Cheat Sheet
374(1)
Custom Security Groups
374(1)
Application Server Inbound Ports
375(1)
Database Server Inbound Ports
376(1)
Administration Access
376(1)
Pinging an EC2 Instance
377(1)
Elastic Load Balancing (ELB)
377(1)
Security Group Planning
378(1)
Network ACLs
379(8)
Network ACL Implementation Details
380(1)
Network ACL Cheat Sheet
380(1)
Network ACL Rule Processing
381(2)
Understanding Ephemeral Ports
383(2)
Network ACL Planning
385(1)
VPC Flow Logs
385(2)
Connectivity Options
387(8)
Peering VPCs
387(1)
Establishing a Peering Connection
388(2)
Endpoints
390(1)
Gateway Endpoints
391(1)
Interface Endpoints
392(1)
Endpoint Services with PrivateLink
393(2)
External Connections
395(14)
Internet Gateway: The Public Door
396(1)
Internet Gateway Cheat Sheet
397(1)
Egress-Only Internet Gateway
398(1)
NAT
399(1)
NAT Gateway
399(1)
NAT Gateway Cheat Sheet
400(1)
Transit Gateway
401(1)
VPN Connections
401(3)
Virtual Private Gateway
404(1)
Customer Gateway
404(2)
VPN CloudHub
406(1)
Understanding Route Propagation
406(1)
Direct C9nnect
407(1)
Direct Connect Cheat Sheet
408(1)
Exam Preparation Tasks
409(1)
Review All Key Topics
410(1)
Define Key Terms
411(1)
Q&A
411(2)
Chapter 9 Designing High-Performing Database Solutions 413(40)
Do I Know This Already?
413(4)
Foundation Topics
417(1)
Relational Database Service (RDS)
417(10)
RDS Database Instances
418(2)
Database Instance Class Types
420(1)
High-Availability Design for RDS
420(3)
Multi-AZ RDS Deployments
423(1)
Big-Picture RDS Installation Steps
423(2)
Monitoring Database Performance
425(1)
Best Practices for RDS
425(1)
RDS Cheat Sheet
426(1)
Amazon Aurora
427(6)
Aurora Storage
429(3)
Communicating with Aurora
432(1)
Aurora Cheat Sheet
433(1)
DynamoDB
433(12)
Database Design 101
435(2)
DynamoDB Tables
437(1)
Provisioning Table Capacity
438(1)
Adaptive Capacity
439(2)
Data Consistency
441(1)
ACID and DynamoDB
442(1)
Global Tables
443(1)
DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)
444(1)
Backup and Restoration
445(1)
ElastiCache
445(2)
Memcached Cheat Sheet
447(1)
Redis Cheat Sheet
447(1)
Amazon Redshift
447(2)
Exam Preparation Tasks
449(1)
Review All Key Topics
449(1)
Define Key Terms
450(1)
Q&A
450(3)
Chapter 10 Securing AWS Resources 453(64)
Do I Know This Already?
454(3)
Foundation Topics
457(1)
Identity and Access Management (IANI)
457(10)
IANI Policy Definitions
460(1)
IAM Authentication
461(3)
Requesting Access to AWS Resources
464(1)
The Authorization Process
465(1)
Actions
466(1)
IAM Users and Groups
467(12)
The Root User
468(2)
The IAM User
470(1)
Creating an IAM User
471(1)
IAM User Access Keys
472(2)
IAM Groups
474(1)
Signing In as an IAM User
474(1)
IAM Account Details
475(1)
Creating a Password Policy
476(1)
Rotating Access Keys
477(2)
Using Multifactor Authentication (MFA)
479(1)
Creating IAM Policies
479(17)
IAM Policy Types
479(1)
Identity-Based Policies
480(2)
Resource-Based Policies
482(1)
In-Line Policies
483(1)
IAM Policy Creation
484(1)
Policy Elements
484(2)
Reading a Simple JSON Policy
486(2)
Policy Actions
488(1)
Additional Policy Control Options
489(3)
Reviewing Policy Permissions
492(1)
IAM Policy Versions
493(1)
Using Conditional Elements
494(1)
Using Tags with IAM Identities
495(1)
IAM Roles
496(13)
When to Use Roles
497(1)
Using Roles When AWS Services Perform Actions on Your Behalf
497(1)
Using Roles for EC2 Instances Hosting Applications That Need Access to AWS Resources
497(2)
Using Roles with Mobile Applications
499(1)
Cross-Account Access to AWS Resources
499(2)
AWS Security Token Service (STS)
501(2)
IAM Cheat Sheet
503(1)
Identity Federation
503(3)
IAM Best Practices
506(1)
IAM Security Tools
507(2)
AWS Organizations
509(2)
AWS Organizations Cheat Sheet
510(1)
AWS Resource Access Manager (RAM)
511(2)
Exam Preparation Tasks
513(1)
Review All Key Topics
513(1)
Define Key Terms
514(1)
Q&A
514(3)
Chapter 11 Securing Application Tiers 517(14)
Do I Know This Already?
518(2)
Foundation Topics
520(1)
AWS CloudTrail
520(3)
Creating a CloudWatch Trail
521(1)
CloudTrail Cheat Sheet
522(1)
Essential AWS Management Tools
523(5)
AWS Secrets Manager
523(1)
GuardDuty
524(1)
Amazon Inspector
525(1)
AWS Trusted Advisor
526(2)
Exam Preparation Tasks
528(1)
Review All Key Topics
528(1)
Define Key Terms
529(1)
Q&A
529(2)
Chapter 12 Selecting Appropriate Data Security Options 531(20)
Do I Know This Already?
532(3)
Foundation Topics
535(1)
EBS Encryption
535(3)
S3 Bucket Security
538(5)
S3 Storage at Rest
540(2)
Object Lock Policies
542(1)
Legal Hold
542(1)
S3 Glacier Storage at Rest
543(1)
Key Management Service (KMS)
543(3)
Envelope Encryption
544(1)
KMS Cheat Sheet
545(1)
CloudHSM
545(1)
Amazon Certificate Manager (ACM)
546(1)
Exam Preparation Tasks
547(1)
Review All Key Topics
547(1)
Define Key Terms
547(1)
Q&A
548(3)
Chapter 13 Designing Cost-Effective Solutions 551(52)
Do I Know This Already?
551(4)
Foundation Topics
555(1)
Calculating AWS Costs
555(3)
Management Service Costs
556(1)
Understanding Tiered Pricing at AWS
557(1)
Compute Costs
558(17)
EC2 Pricing
559(1)
On-Demand Instance Limits
560(2)
Reserved Instances (RI)
562(1)
Term Commitment
563(1)
Payment Options
564(1)
EC2 Reserved Instance Types
564(1)
Scheduled Reserved EC2 Instances
565(1)
Regional and Zonal Reserved Instances
565(2)
Savings Plans
567(1)
Spot Instances
568(3)
Spot Fleet Optimization Strategies
571(1)
Spot Capacity Pools
572(1)
EC2 Fleet
573(2)
EC2 Pricing Cheat Sheet
575(1)
Storage Costs
575(6)
Tagging EBS Volumes and Snapshots
578(1)
Cost Allocation Tags
579(1)
Storage Performance Comparison
579(2)
Database Costs
581(3)
Database Design Solutions
582(2)
Networking Costs
584(8)
Network Design Solutions
587(1)
Public Versus Private Traffic Charges
588(2)
Data Transfer Costs Cheat Sheet
590(1)
Management Tool Pricing Example: AWS Config
590(1)
AWS Config Results
591(1)
AWS Billing Costs
592(8)
AWS Cost Explorer
593(2)
AWS Budgets
595(2)
Cost Explorer
597(2)
Cost and Usage Report
599(1)
Managing Costs Cheat Sheet
599(1)
Exam Preparation Tasks
600(1)
Review All Key Topics
600(1)
Define Key Terms
601(1)
Q&A
601(2)
Chapter 14 Final Preparation 603(12)
Exam Information
603(3)
Tips for Getting Ready for the Exam
606(2)
Scheduling Your Exam
608(1)
Tools for Final Preparation
609(4)
Pearson Test Prep Practice Test Software and Questions on the Website
609(1)
Accessing the Pearson Test Prep Software Online
609(1)
Accessing the Pearson Test Prep Software Offline
610(1)
Customizing Your Exams
611(1)
Updating Your Exams
612(1)
Premium Edition
612(1)
Chapter-Ending Review Tools
613(1)
Suggested Plan for Final Review/Study
613(1)
Summary
613(2)
Glossary of Key Terms 615(8)
Appendix A Answers to the "Do I Know This Already?" Quizzes and Q&A Sections 623(16)
Appendix B AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate (SAA-CO2) Cert Guide Exam Updates 639(2)
Index 641
Mark Wilkins is an electronic engineering technologist with a wealth of experience in designing, deploying, and supporting software and hardware technology in the corporate and small business world. Since 2013, Mark has focused on supporting and designing cloud service solutions with Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, and the IBM Cloud. He is certified in Amazon Web Services (Architecture and SysOps). Mark is also a Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT) and holds certifications in MCTS, MCSA, Server Virtualization with Windows Server Hyper-V, and Azure Cloud Services.



Mark worked as a technical evangelist for IBM SoftLayer from 2013 through 2016 and taught both SoftLayer fundamentals and SoftLayer design classes to many Fortune 500 companies in Canada, the United States, Europe, and Australia. As former course director for Global Knowledge, Mark developed and taught many technical seminars, including Configuring Active Directory Services, Configuring Group Policy, and Cloud and Virtualization Essentials. Mark currently develops AWS curriculum on technical aspects of AWS architecture for O'Reilly Media, Pluralsight, and LinkedIn Learning. To read and discuss all things Mark finds interesting about the cloud visit The Cloud Thingy, at https://thecloudthingy.substack.com/.

Mark's published books include Windows 2003 Registry for Dummies, Administering SMS 3.0, Administering Active Directory, and Learning Amazon Web Services (AWS): A Hands-On Guide to the Fundamentals of AWS Cloud.