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AWS Cloud Practitioner Fast Track: Infrastructure Fluency to CLF-C02 Certified

“You know IT. Now get certified in the cloud that runs it.”

Skip the basics you already know — translate your on-premises expertise directly into AWS certification readiness in 10-14 days

Beginner11h6 modules36 slides18 exercises24 quiz Qs✓ Verified Mar 2026
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  • ✓6 modules of content
  • ✓36 concept slides
  • ✓18 practical exercises
  • ✓24 quiz questions
  • ✓Capstone project
  • ✓LearnAspire certificate

Learning Outcomes

What you'll learn

→You will be able to map every major CLF-C02 exam domain — cloud concepts, security, technology, billing, and support — to an on-premises infrastructure parallel you already operate, eliminating conceptual gaps before exam day
→You will be able to accurately describe the AWS Shared Responsibility Model in terms of your current patching, hardening, and compliance obligations — identifying exactly where AWS's responsibility ends and yours begins for EC2, RDS, and Lambda workloads
→You will be able to select and justify the correct AWS compute, storage, database, and networking service for a given scenario question by translating the scenario's on-premises constraints directly into AWS service capabilities and limitations
→You will be able to calculate and compare AWS pricing across On-Demand, Reserved, Savings Plans, and Spot models for a described workload, and explain the cost-allocation and tagging mechanisms that replace your existing chargeback processes
→You will be able to answer CLF-C02 scenario-format practice questions at passing accuracy — including IAM policy logic, VPC architecture decisions, and support plan trade-offs — within the time constraints of the actual 90-minute exam

The day after you finish

The day after completing this course, you will walk into a meeting with your manager or a client, pass the AWS CCP exam that week, and accurately explain which AWS services replace specific components of your current on-premises stack, what you are still responsible for securing and patching, and what your estimated monthly AWS bill would look like for a described workload — using correct AWS service names and pricing terminology throughout.

Who this is for

  • Sysadmins and infrastructure technicians with 2-7 years of hands-on experience who have an employer mandate to pass the AWS CCP
  • Network engineers pivoting toward cloud roles who need the CCP as a credential baseline before pursuing Solutions Architect or SysOps certifications
  • IT support leads and senior helpdesk engineers who manage on-premises environments and need to demonstrate cloud literacy to their organization

Prerequisites

  • Hands-on experience managing on-premises or hosted infrastructure — Windows Server, Linux, or both — including user accounts, file permissions, and service configuration
  • Working knowledge of TCP/IP networking: you can read a subnet mask, configure a VLAN, describe what a firewall rule does, and explain DNS resolution without looking it up
  • Familiarity with at least one virtualization platform (VMware, Hyper-V, Proxmox, or equivalent) at the level of deploying VMs, allocating vCPUs and RAM, and attaching virtual disks

Curriculum

6 modules · full breakdown

☁️ Part of: Cloud & DevOps Path

Step 1 — AWS Basics
→Step 2 — CI/CD
→Step 3 — Docker + CI/CD
→Step 4 — Advanced CI/CD
→Step 5 — Terraform IaC
→Step 6 — Security
Next in path: Step 2 — CI/CD →
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Capstone Project

AWS Architecture Translation Report and Timed Exam Simulation

Using a provided on-premises infrastructure scenario — a three-tier web application with AD-authenticated users, shared file storage, a SQL Server database, and a hardware load balancer — the learner produces a written AWS Architecture Translation Report that maps each on-premises component to its AWS equivalent service, specifies the correct pricing model for each service given the described usage pattern, draws the shared-responsibility boundary for each layer, and justifies every service selection with reference to at least one CLF-C02 exam domain. The report is accompanied by a completed 65-question timed practice exam (90-minute limit, CLF-C02 scenario format) with a scored results breakdown by domain.

What you'll deliver

A two-part submission: (1) a completed AWS Architecture Translation Report in the provided template, mapping all six infrastructure components to AWS services with pricing model justification and shared-responsibility annotations; (2) a scored CLF-C02-format practice exam result showing per-domain performance, completed under timed conditions

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