45 Hours
Suggested structured learning across ten foundational modules.
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AWS Cloud Practitioner & Cloud Fundamentals
Course fee: INR 12,000 + 18% GST (INR 2,160). Total including GST: INR 14,160.
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Learn Cloud Computing. Understand AWS. Build Your Future.
AWS Cloud Concepts · Core Services · Security Fundamentals · Pricing & Cost Awareness
A 45-hour beginner program covering cloud concepts, AWS core services, security, pricing, and guided practice.
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AWS Fundamentals
Explore cloud infrastructure and introductory AWS service categories.
Practical Learning
Follow guided demonstrations and beginner exercises subject to lab access.
Certification Preparation
Review Cloud Practitioner exam topics; the certification exam is separate.
Program Overview
Start with cloud concepts and explore AWS fundamentals
Build a strong foundation in cloud computing with an introduction to Amazon Web Services (AWS).
This 45-hour training program introduces cloud concepts, AWS core services, security, pricing, architecture, and cloud deployment fundamentals. Beginners explore how organizations use cloud services for data storage, application hosting, infrastructure, and digital services.
Through demonstrations, guided labs, and practical exercises (subject to the available learning environment), learners explore compute, storage, networking, databases, identity and access, billing, and introductory architecture. The course covers topics associated with AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner exam preparation. Official certification requires a separate provider exam.
This course is suitable for students, graduates, IT support professionals, system administrators, developers, business professionals, and career changers. Basic computer knowledge and internet usage are recommended. Previous AWS experience is not required. Confirm fees, schedule, delivery, lab access, and certification exam arrangements with ECAREERPLUZ.
What you will learn
- Understand cloud computing concepts, benefits, deployment models, and service models.
- Explore AWS global infrastructure, including Regions and Availability Zones.
- Recognize introductory compute, storage, networking, database, and application services.
- Learn about security fundamentals, IAM, MFA, encryption, and shared responsibility.
- Explore pricing, billing, AWS Budgets, and cost estimation concepts.
- Gain introductory familiarity with the AWS Management Console through demonstrations or guided practice where access is available.
- Review topics associated with AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner exam preparation.
- Plan further learning in cloud administration, architecture, DevOps, or cloud security.
Who should enroll?
College students and fresh graduates
Explore cloud concepts and technology career pathways.
Beginners interested in cloud computing
Start learning without requiring previous AWS experience.
IT support professionals and system administrators
Build foundational awareness of cloud services and operations.
Software developers
Understand introductory cloud deployment concepts and service options.
Business professionals
Develop awareness of cloud technology, pricing, and common service use cases.
Career changers
Explore cloud-related learning paths and potential next steps.
Eligibility
- Basic computer knowledge and internet usage are recommended.
- Previous AWS or cloud computing experience is not required.
- Confirm device requirements, lab environment, AWS account access, and any account or usage costs before enrolment.
Curriculum Preview
Suggested ten-module curriculum · 45 hours total.
Module 01: Introduction to Cloud Computing · 4 hours
- Cloud computing concepts, benefits, and common business use cases
- Public, private, and hybrid cloud deployment models
- Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), and Software as a Service (SaaS)
- Cloud elasticity, scalability, availability, and shared resources
Module 02: AWS Fundamentals · 5 hours
- Overview of AWS services and the AWS Management Console
- Regions, Availability Zones, and edge locations
- Global infrastructure concepts and selecting a Region
- Service categories and introductory use cases
Module 03: Compute Services · 6 hours
- Amazon EC2 virtual server concepts and instance types
- Amazon Machine Images (AMIs) and basic launch configuration
- Instance lifecycle and introductory management concepts
- AWS Lambda and serverless computing introduction
Module 04: Storage Services · 5 hours
- Amazon S3 object storage, buckets, and access concepts
- Amazon EBS block storage and Amazon EFS file storage
- Storage classes, backup, durability, and data protection concepts
- Selecting an introductory storage approach for a scenario
Module 05: Networking Fundamentals · 5 hours
- Amazon VPC and virtual network concepts
- Subnets, route tables, and internet connectivity fundamentals
- Security groups and basic traffic-control concepts
- Amazon Route 53 overview and DNS fundamentals
Module 06: Databases and Application Services · 4 hours
- Amazon RDS managed relational database fundamentals
- Amazon DynamoDB NoSQL database overview
- Load balancing and Auto Scaling concepts
- Application hosting and selecting services for basic use cases
Module 07: Security and Compliance · 5 hours
- AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) users, roles, and policies
- Multi-factor authentication (MFA) and least-privilege concepts
- Encryption and security best-practice foundations
- AWS Shared Responsibility Model and introductory compliance awareness
Module 08: Pricing and Cost Management · 4 hours
- AWS pricing models, billing concepts, and cost drivers
- Free Tier eligibility and usage limits: check current terms before use
- AWS Budgets and introductory cost monitoring
- AWS Pricing Calculator and cost optimization fundamentals
Module 09: Hands-on Mini Project · 5 hours
- Plan a basic cloud solution for an example scenario
- Explore a basic compute or storage deployment in an approved learning environment
- Review access settings and document selected resources
- Estimate resource costs and remove lab resources after use
Module 10: Revision and Assessment · 2 hours
- Review foundational cloud and AWS service concepts
- Complete knowledge checks and practice questions
- Reflect on learning and identify next-step career or certification preparation
The modules total 45 hours (4 + 5 + 6 + 5 + 5 + 4 + 5 + 4 + 5 + 2). The curriculum may be adapted to learner progress. AWS services, console screens, certification objectives, pricing, and Free Tier eligibility can change; confirm current details before use.
Tools & Technologies
AWS services and learning resources
The course introduces these AWS services and cloud concepts. The actual service access, software, account setup, and hands-on scope depend on the training environment.
Cloud platform and infrastructure
Amazon Web Services (AWS)
Explore the AWS Management Console, global infrastructure, service categories, and common cloud use cases.
Regions, Availability Zones, edge locations, and service navigation
Compute and application services
Amazon EC2 and AWS Lambda
Understand introductory virtual server and serverless computing concepts.
Instances, AMIs, basic launch concepts, and serverless introduction
Storage services
Amazon S3, EBS, and EFS
Compare object, block, and file storage concepts and explore backup fundamentals.
Buckets, volumes, file storage, storage classes, and durability concepts
Networking and access
Amazon VPC, Route 53, and AWS IAM
Explore virtual networking, DNS, identity, roles, policies, and access controls.
Subnets, routes, security groups, IAM, MFA, and least privilege
Databases and availability
Amazon RDS, DynamoDB, and scaling services
Recognize managed relational and NoSQL database concepts and availability patterns.
RDS, DynamoDB, load balancing, and Auto Scaling overview
Monitoring and cost awareness
CloudWatch, AWS Budgets, and Pricing Calculator
Explore introductory monitoring, budgeting, and cost estimation workflows.
Monitoring fundamentals, budgets, billing, and example estimates
AWS and service names are trademarks of Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates. ECAREERPLUZ course participation does not itself grant an AWS certification. The AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner exam is separate; confirm registration, current exam objectives, fees, and any exam voucher inclusion independently. Hands-on console practice depends on an approved account or training environment and instructor setup; do not enter personal payment details without understanding the account terms. AWS usage may incur charges. Free Tier eligibility, service limits, and terms can change and do not guarantee that every activity is free. Monitor costs and remove lab resources after exercises. The AWS Management Console and service interfaces change over time. Review the provider's current exam objectives when preparing for certification.
Projects & Practical Work
Practise foundational AWS scenarios
Lab availability depends on instructor setup, account permissions, and the training environment.
PROJECT 1
Launch a Virtual Server
Explore Amazon EC2, review a basic instance configuration, inspect connectivity settings, and understand the lifecycle of a cloud server.
EC2 concepts, instance selection, configuration review, and resource lifecycle.
PROJECT 2
Cloud Storage Setup
Explore creating an Amazon S3 bucket, uploading sample files, reviewing access settings, and discussing secure storage practices.
S3 buckets, object storage, permissions, and storage concepts.
PROJECT 3
Cloud Security Basics
Review IAM roles and policies, discuss least-privilege access, and identify ways to strengthen account security.
IAM, permissions, MFA, shared responsibility, and security awareness.
PROJECT 4
Understand a Cloud Network
Map an example VPC with subnets, routing, and security groups to understand how cloud resources communicate.
VPC, subnets, route tables, security groups, and network diagrams.
PROJECT 5
Cloud Cost Estimation
Use an example workload to explore AWS Pricing Calculator inputs and identify possible cost drivers.
Pricing concepts, cost estimates, budgets, and resource awareness.
PROJECT 6
Capstone: Plan a Small Business Cloud Solution
Prepare a basic cloud architecture proposal covering compute, storage, security, availability, and estimated costs.
Cloud components, architecture communication, security, availability, and cost awareness.
Practical learning approach
- Progress from cloud computing concepts to AWS infrastructure and service categories.
- Learn through explanations, demonstrations, knowledge checks, and guided beginner exercises where lab access is available.
- Discuss security, access permissions, pricing, and resource cleanup throughout practical scenarios.
- Apply concepts in example projects and review a basic cloud architecture proposal.
- Use revision and assessment activities to identify next steps for learning or certification preparation.
Practical labs require suitable account permissions and a training environment. AWS usage may incur charges; follow instructor guidance, monitor cost, and delete lab resources after use. Projects do not imply production deployment experience.
Learning Goals
Foundational cloud and AWS skills
By completing this 45-hour course and its guided practice, learners should be able to:
Explain cloud concepts
Describe cloud benefits, deployment approaches, and IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS models.
Describe AWS infrastructure
Identify Regions, Availability Zones, and edge locations at a foundational level.
Recognize core services
Explain introductory compute, storage, networking, database, and application service use cases.
Understand cloud security
Describe IAM fundamentals, least privilege, MFA, encryption, and shared responsibility.
Explore pricing concepts
Recognize billing, budgets, pricing estimates, and cost-awareness practices.
Navigate introductory exercises
Explore the AWS Management Console and follow guided beginner labs where access is available.
Interpret a simple architecture
Identify common cloud components and how they may relate in an example design.
Plan next learning steps
Identify further certification preparation and technical skills to develop.
This is a fundamentals course. Cloud roles may require further hands-on experience and skills such as Linux, networking, scripting, troubleshooting, and role-specific training.
Cloud Career Pathways & Indicative Salary Outlook
Build foundations and develop specialist skills step by step
Cloud fundamentals can support learning and career development across IT services, software development, infrastructure management, startups, and digital businesses. A 45-hour fundamentals course does not by itself qualify someone for a role; employers may expect experience and additional technical skills.
Career pathways
Cloud Support Associate
Help users understand cloud services and assist with basic access or configuration support.
Junior Cloud / IT Operations Trainee
Develop experience with infrastructure monitoring, resource management, access controls, and routine procedures.
Cloud Operations Support
Progress toward supporting cloud environments, availability, monitoring, and routine operations after further technical training.
Cloud-Aware IT Professional
Apply cloud fundamentals in software development, IT support, business analysis, project coordination, or technology consulting.
Indicative salary progression in India
Compare these planning ranges with current local opportunities. Pay varies by role, qualifications, experience and employer.
Entry-level IT / cloud trainee
₹2.5–4.5 LPAIndicative annual estimate · IndiaJunior cloud support / operations
₹3.5–7 LPAIndicative annual estimate · IndiaExperienced cloud operations professional
₹7–14 LPAIndicative annual estimate · IndiaCloud engineer / specialist with strong experience
₹10–20+ LPAIndicative annual estimate · IndiaBusiness opportunities
- Basic cloud resource setup and documentation for small businesses, after gaining appropriate technical competence.
- Cloud cost-estimation and usage-review assistance within the learner's experience.
- Website hosting or migration support after suitable technical training.
- Cloud awareness workshops for students or business owners after developing sufficient expertise.
- Further progression into managed cloud services, DevOps, cloud security, and architecture through advanced learning.
Build your future: Potential services require suitable competence, client permission, secure practices, and clear scope. Develop practical experience and seek advanced learning before taking responsibility for production infrastructure.
Placement Assistance & Career Support
Prepare for entry-level opportunities and plan further learning
The course outline describes career preparation services. Confirm which services are currently available from ECAREERPLUZ for this course and batch.
Career support services
Resume Preparation
Present cloud fundamentals, practical exercises, academic projects, and relevant technical skills clearly.
- Highlight verified course learning and relevant skills
- Document lab work without exposing credentials or account data
Interview Preparation
Practise foundational cloud, AWS service, and entry-level technical interview topics.
- Cloud and AWS service fundamentals
- Explain sample project decisions and basic security
Mock Interviews
Build confidence through practice interviews and feedback, subject to availability.
- Practise clear technical explanations
- Identify areas for further study
Project Portfolio Guidance
Document completed labs and prepare project summaries suitable for a resume or professional profile.
- Describe objectives, architecture, and learning outcomes
- Remove credentials and sensitive account details
Job Search & Certification Guidance
Explore suitable entry-level vacancies, internship pathways, and official certification preparation resources.
- Plan next skills such as Linux, networking, and scripting
- Review current AWS exam information from AWS directly
Career opportunities after training
- Students and fresh graduates exploring cloud fundamentals.
- IT support professionals and system administrators building cloud awareness.
- Developers and business professionals seeking introductory cloud knowledge.
- Career changers planning further study for cloud-related roles.
Outcomes depend on learner performance, eligibility, employer requirements, and opportunity availability.
Certification information
This course covers selected topics associated with AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner preparation. AWS issues the certification only after a learner meets its current exam requirements and passes the separate official exam.
This course provides training and preparation on selected AWS Cloud Practitioner topics; it is not an AWS-issued credential. AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner certification requires the separate official exam and is subject to AWS registration, eligibility, exam fees, current objectives, and passing requirements. Confirm whether any exam voucher is included; none is implied.
Course completion is not AWS certification.
Exam registration, current exam objectives, price, and eligibility are controlled by AWS and may change.
An exam voucher or official exam fee is not included unless ECAREERPLUZ explicitly confirms it.
Example learning journeys
Learn the concepts. Practise the basics. Plan your next step.
Explore example cloud computing and DevOps projects and learning journeys.
Example learning journey01
From Student to Cloud Learner
Sample profile · not a real learner
A sample learner explores cloud terminology, introductory AWS services, and guided practice exercises.
Practice focus: Develop practical skills through guided exercises and project work.
Example learning journey02
From IT Basics to Practical Confidence
Sample profile · not a real learner
A sample learner connects virtual servers, storage, access permissions, and cloud cost concepts in an example scenario.
Practice focus: Develop practical skills through guided exercises and project work.
Example learning journey03
From Fundamentals to Further Learning
Sample profile · not a real learner
A sample learner uses introductory knowledge to plan further study, projects, or certification preparation.
Practice focus: Do not imply certification, employment, or an outcome without verifiable evidence and permission.
Practical, Security-Aware Cloud Learning
Build understanding through structured guidance and responsible practice
The learning approach combines instruction, demonstrations, guided exercises, knowledge checks, and example architecture scenarios. Practical access and support depend on the actual batch and lab environment.
Our learning approach
Structured Learning Path
Progress from cloud concepts to AWS services, security, pricing, and guided projects.
Hands-On Demonstrations
Explore services through guided exercises, console demonstrations, and sample architectures where access is available.
Progress Tracking
Use quizzes, lab checklists, assignments, and assessments to identify learning gaps.
Security and Cost Awareness
Practise careful access management, resource monitoring, billing awareness, and cleanup.
Learner-Centred Guidance
Use explanations, doubt-clearing, feedback, and next-step guidance as available.
Instructor profiles, lab account access, assessment arrangements, batch size, and placement services are subject to confirmation. Review AWS usage charges and Free Tier limits before starting lab activities.
Meet Your Mentors
Learn from Industry Experts and Experienced Professionals.
Mr. P. PRAKASH RAJ
Software Developer
Mrs. S. SIVANISHA
IT Trainer
Mr. S. MOHAMED RIYAS KHAN
UI & UX Designer
Mr. S. SABARINATHAN
AI AnalystFrequently Asked Questions
What is the AWS Cloud Practitioner & Cloud Fundamentals course?
It is a beginner course introducing cloud computing, AWS core services, security, networking, storage, billing, and basic cloud architecture.
What is the duration of this course?
The course duration is 45 hours. Contact admissions for batch dates and the detailed timetable.
Who can enrol in this program?
The course is intended for students, graduates, beginners, IT support professionals, system administrators, developers, business professionals, and career changers. Basic computer knowledge is recommended.
Do I need programming knowledge?
The outline does not require previous AWS experience or programming knowledge. Basic computer and internet skills are recommended; ask admissions about any batch-specific requirements.
Will I get hands-on AWS experience?
The outline proposes guided labs and practical exercises. Hands-on console access depends on the account, training environment, instructor setup, and available permissions.
Does this course prepare me for AWS certification?
The course covers selected topics associated with AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner preparation. AWS exam objectives may change; consult current official AWS materials for exam requirements.
Will I receive an AWS certification after completing the course?
No AWS credential is implied by course completion. AWS certification requires passing the separate official exam under AWS's current requirements.
Is the official certification exam fee included?
Course fee: INR 12,000 + 18% GST (INR 2,160). Total including GST: INR 14,160. Confirm exclusions, materials, assessments and payment options with admissions.
Can I get a job after this course?
A fundamentals course is an introduction; employers may also require practical experience, Linux, networking, scripting, troubleshooting, and role-specific skills.
What career options can I explore after completing the course?
Potential entry-level directions to explore include cloud support, IT operations trainee, and cloud-aware IT roles. Actual requirements vary by employer and experience.
What should I learn after this course?
Possible next steps include Linux, networking, scripting, troubleshooting, hands-on AWS projects, and further role-specific AWS learning or certification preparation.
Will I learn to manage cloud costs?
The outline includes pricing models, billing, AWS Budgets, the Pricing Calculator, and cost-awareness fundamentals. Actual billing terms and Free Tier eligibility can change.
Can non-IT students join?
The course is designed for beginners and business professionals as well as IT learners. Basic computer knowledge and internet usage are recommended.
Will placement assistance be provided?
Ask about resume, interview, portfolio, job-search, and certification guidance. Confirm current availability with ECAREERPLUZ.
Can AWS lab usage incur charges?
Yes. AWS usage may be billable, and Free Tier eligibility and limits can change. Use only an approved learning environment, monitor costs, and remove lab resources after exercises.
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