I’m happy to announce that we have just published 7 new AWS Hands-on Labs in the Cloud Academy content library! With these new additions, we now offer 60 hands-on labs in our catalog.
Our AWS Hands-on Labs are one of our most important and appreciated products. With them, you can learn how to build real things on AWS with your Cloud Academy membership (if you are not a member, try it for free!) using a real AWS environment, and without having to pay for an AWS account. Our members complete thousands of labs every day, and our dedicated team is hard at work building more labs with a focus on real-world, production-ready scenarios.
Here is the list of our 7 new AWS Labs. You’ll find a full description, including prerequisites and learning objectives for each lab at the links below. You can find more labs inside all our Learning Paths for AWS Certifications.
Turn on and configure CloudTrail so that it captures key events and delivers log files to a specific S3 bucket
Navigate the S3 bucket structure where CloudTrail logs are stored (as compressed JSON files)
Generate traffic in order to verify CloudTrail is working
Use the CloudTrail console to learn more about the events CloudTrail captures
Configure CloudTrail to send events to CloudWatch
Create a metric filter and alarm so that you receive a notification when specific events occur in AWS
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