What is AWS Fundamentals training? It is a foundational program that teaches teams the core building blocks of Amazon Web Services, the global cloud infrastructure, and the key compute, storage, networking, database, and security services that nearly every cloud project relies on. As organizations move more workloads to the cloud, a shared, accurate understanding of how AWS works is what keeps projects fast, secure, and cost-aware, and this program gives your teams that common foundation.
As businesses migrate operations and applications to the cloud, this program helps your teams understand and use core AWS services confidently inside real workflows. Empower your people with expert-led on-site, off-site, and virtual sessions delivered by Edstellar, a premier corporate training provider serving organizations worldwide. Built around your goals, the program turns AWS skills into lasting capabilities that lift performance across engineering, operations, and IT teams.
The payoff is a workforce that speaks one cloud language: teams that provision resources correctly, avoid costly misconfigurations, follow AWS security best practices, and make sound build-versus-buy decisions. That foundation shortens onboarding for deeper AWS programs, reduces cloud waste, and gives your organization a faster, safer path to value on AWS.

- Explain AWS global infrastructure (regions, availability zones, edge locations) and choose the right one for a workload.
- Launch, configure, and manage core compute resources with Amazon EC2, Lambda, and Elastic Beanstalk.
- Store and protect data correctly using Amazon S3, EBS, EFS, and lifecycle and backup options.
- Design basic, secure network architecture with Amazon VPC, subnets, security groups, and Route 53.
- Apply identity and access management (IAM) and AWS security best practices to reduce risk.
- Monitor usage and control spend with Amazon CloudWatch, AWS pricing models, and cost-management tools.
- Cloud Computing and the AWS Platform
- What cloud computing is and the core service and deployment models
- The AWS value proposition and shared responsibility model
- Navigating the AWS Management Console, CLI, and SDKs
- How AWS accounts, billing, and support plans are structured
- AWS Global Infrastructure and Core Services
- Regions, availability zones, and edge locations explained
- The categories of AWS services and how they fit together
- Designing for high availability and fault tolerance
- Choosing the right region for latency, cost, and compliance
- Compute Services on AWS
- Amazon EC2 instance types, AMIs, and key pairs
- Auto Scaling and Elastic Load Balancing fundamentals
- Serverless compute with AWS Lambda
- Simplified deployment with AWS Elastic Beanstalk
- Storage Services on AWS
- Object storage with Amazon S3 and storage classes
- Block storage with Amazon EBS and file storage with Amazon EFS
- Archival and lifecycle policies with S3 Glacier
- Backup, durability, and data protection options
- Networking and Content Delivery
- Amazon VPC, subnets, route tables, and gateways
- Security groups and network access control lists
- DNS and traffic routing with Amazon Route 53
- Content delivery and caching with Amazon CloudFront
- Databases on AWS
- Relational databases with Amazon RDS and Aurora
- NoSQL databases with Amazon DynamoDB
- Choosing the right database for a workload
- Backups, read replicas, and basic scaling concepts
- Security, Identity, and Compliance
- Identity and Access Management (IAM) users, groups, roles, and policies
- AWS security best practices and the principle of least privilege
- Data encryption in transit and at rest
- Key compliance and governance services overview
- Monitoring, Pricing, and Cost Management
- Monitoring and alerting with Amazon CloudWatch
- AWS pricing models and the Pricing Calculator
- Cost visibility with AWS Cost Explorer and Budgets
- Practical tactics to reduce and control cloud spend
- Cloud Engineers
- IT Administrators
- Systems Administrators
- DevOps Engineers
- Solutions Architects
- Cloud Architects
- Network Engineers
- Data Center Managers
- Security Analysts
- Technical Support Specialists
- IT Managers
- Cloud Services Managers
No prior AWS experience is required. Your team will get the most from the program with basic familiarity with IT concepts such as servers, networks, and databases, and general comfort using a computer and the internet. Any programming or system administration background is helpful but not essential, the program starts from core cloud concepts and builds up.
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