Secure, Efficient, Resilient, High-performing, Sustainable, and Cost-effective
Are your applications well-architected? This talk will explore the best practices for operational excellence, Security, Reliability, Performance Efficiency, and cost optimization. Think of systems and services which provide business values. Do you know if all of these services are well-architected? You will learn how to create mechanisms, a repeatable process that allows you to improve over time. We will explore the best practices using real-world examples to make them more concrete and actionable.
Well-Architected helps cloud architects build secure, high-performing, resilient, and efficient infrastructure for various applications and workloads. They are built around six pillars—operational excellence, security, reliability, performance efficiency, cost optimization, and sustainability.
Join expert Rohit Bhardwaj to gain the knowledge and skills you need to solve current cloud implementation problems.
What you'll learn — and how you can apply it
By the end of this live, hands-on, online course, you'll understand the following:
– How to create responsive, maintainable, extensible architecture
– How to manage identities for people and machines and understand the significance of role-based, service-based, and attribute-based access
– How to design network topology and protect your network resources
– How to design interactions in a distributed system to prevent failures and improve performance and resiliency
– How to select the best-performing architecture and choose performant storage and databases
– How to manage demand and supply resources
– How to take advantage of user behavior patterns to support your sustainability goals
Topics covered:
Design Principles
– Scaling patterns
– Architecture Design Principles
– Capacity calculations
– Impact of data on design decisions
– Shared Responsibility Model
Reliability
– Resilient Architecture principles
– Herds of complex real-time distributed systems
– Hands-on Exercises / Case Studies
– Blast radius- fault isolation to protect your workload
– Availability patterns
– Recovery Point Objective and Recovery Time Objectives
– Data backup data patterns
– Routing Strategies
– Service quotas and constraints
– Design your workload service architecture
– Failure management in a distributed system
– Monitoring workload resources
– Calculating the response times
– Fallacies of Distributed Systems
– Testing reliability
– Cost Optimization
– Design cost-optimized storage
– Cost-optimized compute
– Data transfer costs
– Manage demand and supply resources
– Hands-on Exercises / Case Studies
Sustainability
– User behavior patterns
– Data access and usage patterns
– Development and deployment processes
– Hands-on Exercises / Case Studies
Performance Efficiency
– Select the best-performing architecture
– Choosing performant storage and databases?
– No-SQL for performance
– Caching strategies
– DOS attacks
– Tradeoffs to improve performance
– Evolving your workload
– Handle skewed data
– CDN networks like Cloudfront to solve the caching requirements for static and Dynamic
contents
– Monitor and set alarms for performance and network issues
– Hands-on Exercises / Case Studies
Operational Excellence
– Principles for Perform Operation Infrastructure as code
– Annotate Documentation - PlayBooks - Part of code
– Create Runbooks - Server down
– Capture failures and analyze them using Events and Real-Time Actions
– KPIs for cloud dashboard
– Incidence response - Root Cause Analysis
– Hands-on Exercises / Case Studies
Security, Privacy, and Compliance
– Manage identities for people and machines
– Identify Access Management
Role-Based, Service-Based, and Attribute-Based Access
– Securely operate your workload.
– Detect and investigate security events
– Web Application Firewall
– Virtual Private Cloud - design network topology
– Protecting your network resources
– Bastion Hosts
– Data classification
– Protecting data in Transit
– Protecting data at Rest
Hands-on Exercises / Case Studies