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Buy AWS Certified Advanced Networking Official Study Guide: Specialty Exam by Halachmi, Alan, Devine, James, Lehwess, Matt, Matthews, Nick, Chauhan, Sidhartha online on desertcart.ae at best prices. ✓ Fast and free shipping ✓ free returns ✓ cash on delivery available on eligible purchase. Review: Like the review title says: you should check out this book whether or not you'd ever go for the certs. Anyone that's done advanced networking scenarios mentioned in this book can and should admit to themselves that there is some complexity to AWS (no matter how "easy" it is), and this book helps address those focal areas in a concise manner (vs. AWS docs, FAQs, and random web searches). While AWS is changing every few months, this book should remain relevant for years, due to the value in the core principles it covers. Each chapter also has labs that you can do in AWS, as well as practice questions for the test. Let's see what that covers, by chapter: 1. Introduction to AWS Networking: 50k ft. view basics 2. desertcart Virtual Private Cloud (desertcart VPC) and Networking Fundamentals - everything regarding VPC configuration Anything associated with the VPC configuration panel goes here: subnets, route tables, IP addresses, security groups, network ACLs, gateways, NAT, and VPN. While this might seem like the part you'd "already know", it covers many critical aspects of core VPC fundamentals that should be present in your AWS architecture and design patterns. It also dips into VPC peering and endpoints, which are expanded upon later (when we get to the advanced portion) 3. Advanced desertcart VPC - VPC interconnectivity This is where your experience possibly starts deviating from the book material. This chapter covers VPC endpoints in detail, AWS PrivateLink vs. VPC peering, and VPC resizing. 4. Virtual Private Networks - VPNs into your VPC You will find Site-to-Site and Client VPNs in many scenarios in this chapter. These were helpful for me, because no end user or customer has every scenario, and this will undoubtedly give you some ideas, as well as provide some design patterns. 5. AWS Direct Connect - connecting your on-prem networks to AWS Direct Connect is something that's easy enough to setup, once you get it. There's more of a prevalence of 3rd-party providers like Megaport providing Direct Connect access to AWS in different regions, so the basic Direct Connect documentation resources might not apply to you, and this will give you a better picture of where it fits in either way. 6. Domain Name System and Load Balancing - DNS with Route 53, and load balancing with Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) This chapter starts off by covering DNS within a VPC, and moves to using AWS' Route 53 DNS services. These are included in the same chapter as load balancing, since both can used to dynamically direct traffic to AWS resources. If you've used traditional load balancing, this chapter on ELB is very similar, and if not, it's a good resource anyway. If desertcart was to test on these subjects, you can imagine that they'd have questions as to whether Route 53 or ELB would be a good scenario, and this chapter should help. 7. desertcart CloudFront - AWS' Content Delivery Network (CDN) This relatively short chapter covers the basics of working with CDNs, and the advanced features AWS has that tie into the value of having existing resources on the platform. If you need a primer on CDNs in general, this is not the place. 8. Network Security - securing your AWS resources While reading this chapter won't make you an AWS security expert, it does steer you into some basic principles and design patterns, as well as provides info on security-focused AWS services. It does provide a very comprehensive set of next steps via links to other info. While anyone building AWS environments should read this, the test takers want to focus on the shared responsibility model, which is prevalent in all AWS training I've seen. 9. Network Performance - a small collection of resources This short chapter is a useful hodgepodge of resources, containing everything from performance through a VGW, Direct Connect circuit, etc. to EC2 advanced networking (available from HVM instance of desertcart Linux), including SR-IOV and Intel DPDK. 10. Network Automation - AWS CloudFormation, Network monitoring tools, and logging If you're not experienced with infrastructure as code, this short chapter won't make you an expert. If you're studying, it will provide enough information you'd need for the test, and if you haven't used CloudFormation on desertcart yet, it's a good starting point. 11. Service Requirements - networking requirements for other AWS Services, like Workspaces or Lambda 12. Hybrid Architectures - advanced AWS networking design for on-prem and AWS resources This chapter returns to more advanced networking scenarios between your on-premise resources and AWS, e.g. Direct Connect, using Transitive Routing, and transit VPC scenarios. If you have a hybrid cloud, or even just AWS and on-prem, you'll benefit from this chapter. 13. Network Troubleshooting - summary of troubleshooting with traditional tools and AWS tools Covers AWS Direct Connect, Security Groups, Network ACLs, VPC peering, CloudFront, ELB, DNS, AWS service limits, and VPN / IKE with traditional and AWS-specific tools. 14. Biling - short chapter to help you understand how billing works for all of the AWS networking-centric services covered 15. Risk & Compliance - Risk Management for your AWS enivonment First and foremost, this covers the AWS Services in Scope (compliance for external standards like PCI DSS) for AWS components like VPC, DNS, etc. Other resources, such as audit reports and whitepapers are linked This also covers encryption, and monitoring network activity with CloudWatch et al. Finally, malicious activity detection with AWS Shield and Anti-DDOS measures, VPC flow logs, and CloudWatch alerting. 16. Scenarios and Reference Architectures - a short chapter covering how you'd apply the appropriate hybrid IT architecture connectivity solution based on what you've learned in the book Review: This is a great official resource that won't only help you prepare for the exam which is a hard one, but will also improve your Advanced AWS Networking concepts and will be valuable reference afterwards. But a problem though with printed books is that as AWS evolves so fast, things could change and won't be updated on the printed book as it is the AWS online documentation. For example, the reference in the book about Direct Connect only available directly from AWS at 1 gbps or 10 gbps, but is also now available on 100 gbps.
| Best Sellers Rank | #342,801 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #313 in Computer & Technology Certification #1,048 in Networking & Cloud Computing #2,736 in Higher & Continuing Education |
| Customer reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (172) |
| Dimensions | 18.73 x 3.3 x 23.5 cm |
| Edition | 1st |
| ISBN-10 | 1119439833 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-1119439837 |
| Item weight | 1.05 Kilograms |
| Language | English |
| Print length | 576 pages |
| Publication date | 24 April 2018 |
| Publisher | Sybex Inc.,U.S. |
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Like the review title says: you should check out this book whether or not you'd ever go for the certs. Anyone that's done advanced networking scenarios mentioned in this book can and should admit to themselves that there is some complexity to AWS (no matter how "easy" it is), and this book helps address those focal areas in a concise manner (vs. AWS docs, FAQs, and random web searches). While AWS is changing every few months, this book should remain relevant for years, due to the value in the core principles it covers. Each chapter also has labs that you can do in AWS, as well as practice questions for the test. Let's see what that covers, by chapter: 1. Introduction to AWS Networking: 50k ft. view basics 2. Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (Amazon VPC) and Networking Fundamentals - everything regarding VPC configuration Anything associated with the VPC configuration panel goes here: subnets, route tables, IP addresses, security groups, network ACLs, gateways, NAT, and VPN. While this might seem like the part you'd "already know", it covers many critical aspects of core VPC fundamentals that should be present in your AWS architecture and design patterns. It also dips into VPC peering and endpoints, which are expanded upon later (when we get to the advanced portion) 3. Advanced Amazon VPC - VPC interconnectivity This is where your experience possibly starts deviating from the book material. This chapter covers VPC endpoints in detail, AWS PrivateLink vs. VPC peering, and VPC resizing. 4. Virtual Private Networks - VPNs into your VPC You will find Site-to-Site and Client VPNs in many scenarios in this chapter. These were helpful for me, because no end user or customer has every scenario, and this will undoubtedly give you some ideas, as well as provide some design patterns. 5. AWS Direct Connect - connecting your on-prem networks to AWS Direct Connect is something that's easy enough to setup, once you get it. There's more of a prevalence of 3rd-party providers like Megaport providing Direct Connect access to AWS in different regions, so the basic Direct Connect documentation resources might not apply to you, and this will give you a better picture of where it fits in either way. 6. Domain Name System and Load Balancing - DNS with Route 53, and load balancing with Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) This chapter starts off by covering DNS within a VPC, and moves to using AWS' Route 53 DNS services. These are included in the same chapter as load balancing, since both can used to dynamically direct traffic to AWS resources. If you've used traditional load balancing, this chapter on ELB is very similar, and if not, it's a good resource anyway. If Amazon was to test on these subjects, you can imagine that they'd have questions as to whether Route 53 or ELB would be a good scenario, and this chapter should help. 7. Amazon CloudFront - AWS' Content Delivery Network (CDN) This relatively short chapter covers the basics of working with CDNs, and the advanced features AWS has that tie into the value of having existing resources on the platform. If you need a primer on CDNs in general, this is not the place. 8. Network Security - securing your AWS resources While reading this chapter won't make you an AWS security expert, it does steer you into some basic principles and design patterns, as well as provides info on security-focused AWS services. It does provide a very comprehensive set of next steps via links to other info. While anyone building AWS environments should read this, the test takers want to focus on the shared responsibility model, which is prevalent in all AWS training I've seen. 9. Network Performance - a small collection of resources This short chapter is a useful hodgepodge of resources, containing everything from performance through a VGW, Direct Connect circuit, etc. to EC2 advanced networking (available from HVM instance of Amazon Linux), including SR-IOV and Intel DPDK. 10. Network Automation - AWS CloudFormation, Network monitoring tools, and logging If you're not experienced with infrastructure as code, this short chapter won't make you an expert. If you're studying, it will provide enough information you'd need for the test, and if you haven't used CloudFormation on Amazon yet, it's a good starting point. 11. Service Requirements - networking requirements for other AWS Services, like Workspaces or Lambda 12. Hybrid Architectures - advanced AWS networking design for on-prem and AWS resources This chapter returns to more advanced networking scenarios between your on-premise resources and AWS, e.g. Direct Connect, using Transitive Routing, and transit VPC scenarios. If you have a hybrid cloud, or even just AWS and on-prem, you'll benefit from this chapter. 13. Network Troubleshooting - summary of troubleshooting with traditional tools and AWS tools Covers AWS Direct Connect, Security Groups, Network ACLs, VPC peering, CloudFront, ELB, DNS, AWS service limits, and VPN / IKE with traditional and AWS-specific tools. 14. Biling - short chapter to help you understand how billing works for all of the AWS networking-centric services covered 15. Risk & Compliance - Risk Management for your AWS enivonment First and foremost, this covers the AWS Services in Scope (compliance for external standards like PCI DSS) for AWS components like VPC, DNS, etc. Other resources, such as audit reports and whitepapers are linked This also covers encryption, and monitoring network activity with CloudWatch et al. Finally, malicious activity detection with AWS Shield and Anti-DDOS measures, VPC flow logs, and CloudWatch alerting. 16. Scenarios and Reference Architectures - a short chapter covering how you'd apply the appropriate hybrid IT architecture connectivity solution based on what you've learned in the book
S**N
This is a great official resource that won't only help you prepare for the exam which is a hard one, but will also improve your Advanced AWS Networking concepts and will be valuable reference afterwards. But a problem though with printed books is that as AWS evolves so fast, things could change and won't be updated on the printed book as it is the AWS online documentation. For example, the reference in the book about Direct Connect only available directly from AWS at 1 gbps or 10 gbps, but is also now available on 100 gbps.
A**N
Ottimo libro. Il migliore tra le tre guide ufficiali disponibili al momento. Ottima referenza per quello che è possibile fare in aws lato networking. Ben spiegato.
C**N
Produit conforme à la descriprion. Très bon livre de formation pour préparer la certification networking. Je recommande
A**L
Great book but it is not a brand new. As you can see in the photos it has been been used before (there are different notes) so this is definitely 2nd hand but I will keep it anyway for studying. EDIT: The book does not contain any topics related to AWS Transit Gateway so I have to lower down the rating to 2 stars...
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