Amazon Web Services (AWS) has been running Microsoft workloads-the majority of workloads for enterprise customers-since 2006. This course provides guidance for successfully running Microsoft workloads after a migration to the Amazon cloud. Instructor Brien Posey teaches you how to create Windows EC2 instances, creating a native cloud-based Active Directory environment, join an instance to a Cloud AD, and manage resources with Amazon Lightsail.
- Create Infrastructure Components
- Creating a Security Group
- Create an S3 Storage Bucket
- Explore an S3 Bucket
- Uploading and Downloading Data
- Tags
- Install AWS CLI
- EC2 Instances
- Create a Key Pair
- Create an EC2 Instance
- View an Instance
- Name an Instance
- Change an Instance State
- Configure Termination Protection
- Interact With an Instance
- Retrieve an Instance Password
- Connect to an Instance
- Share Local Resources with the Instance
- Change the Instance Type
- Create a New Storage Volume
- Attach a Storage Volume
- Attach a New Network Interface
- Active Directory
- Create a Microsoft Active Directory on AWS
- Join an EC2 Instance to a Cloud Active Directory
- Manually Join a Cloud Active Directory
- Log Into the Cloud AD Environment
- Install the AD DS and AD LDS Tools
- Create Cloud AD Users and Groups
- Application Deployment
- Copy Application Binaries to a Windows Instance
- Use an ISO File for Application Installation
- Install Applications from a Physical DVD
- Using the AWS Marketplace
- Lightsail
- Lightsail Advantages and Limitations
- Create a Lightsail Instance
- Connect to a Lightsail Instance
- Manage Network Resources
- Manage Storage Resources
- Manage Snapshots
Running Microsoft Workloads on AWS