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AWS Cloud Practitioner, from zero.
The AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner exam (CLF-C02) covers 4 domains and 19 task statements. Tessorio's prep course follows them in order, for people with no cloud or IT background: every service starts with an everyday picture before the exam's own wording.
The official exam guide
Every domain and task statement
Domain 1Cloud Concepts4 task statements
- 1.1Define the benefits of the AWS Cloud
- 1.2Identify design principles of the AWS Cloud
- 1.3Understand the benefits of and strategies for migration to the AWS Cloud
- 1.4Understand concepts of cloud economics
Domain 2Security and Compliance4 task statements
- 2.1Understand the AWS shared responsibility model
- 2.2Understand AWS Cloud security, governance, and compliance concepts
- 2.3Identify AWS access management capabilities
- 2.4Identify components and resources for security
Domain 3Cloud Technology and Services8 task statements
- 3.1Define methods of deploying and operating in the AWS Cloud
- 3.2Define the AWS global infrastructure
- 3.3Identify AWS compute services
- 3.4Identify AWS database services
- 3.5Identify AWS network services
- 3.6Identify AWS storage services
- 3.7Identify AWS AI/ML services and analytics services
- 3.8Identify services from other in-scope AWS service categories
Domain 4Billing, Pricing, and Support3 task statements
- 4.1Compare AWS pricing models
- 4.2Understand resources for billing, budget, and cost management
- 4.3Identify AWS technical resources and AWS Support options
From Amazon Web Services: AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (CLF-C02) Exam Guide (CLF-C02).
The ready-made course · 7 units, 20 lessons
AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (CLF-C02): Zero to Exam Day
A from-scratch preparation course for the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (CLF-C02) exam, built for career switchers with no IT or cloud background: every service starts with an everyday analogy and a simple diagram before the exact exam wording appears. It covers all four exam domains and all 19 official task statements in order, with exam-style multiple-choice and multiple-response check-ins and a full practice exam. Independent prep course, not affiliated with or endorsed by Amazon Web Services.
Unit 1Domain 1 — Cloud Concepts: Why Anyone Moves to the Cloud4 lessons
- 1.1Renting Computers Instead of Buying Them: The Cloud and Its Six Benefits
- 1.2Six Pillars and Four Habits: Designing a Workload That Survives a Failure
- 1.3The Seven Rs and the Moving Truck: Choosing a Migration Strategy and the Tools to Carry It Out
- 1.4Big Purchase vs Monthly Bill: Calculating the Cost Case for Moving
Unit 2Domain 2 — Security and Compliance: Who Guards What4 lessons
- 2.1The Apartment Building Rule: Who Secures What on EC2, RDS, S3 and Lambda
- 2.2Keys, Badges and Visitor Passes: IAM Users, Groups, Roles and Least Privilege
- 2.3Proof, Paper Trail and Locked Boxes: Artifact, CloudTrail, Config, Organizations and Encryption
- 2.4Matching the Threat to the Guard: WAF, Shield, GuardDuty, Inspector, Macie, Security Hub and Secrets Manager
Unit 3Domain 3, Part 1 — Deploying on AWS and the Global Map2 lessons
- 3.1Console, CLI, SDK, CloudFormation and Elastic Beanstalk: Five Ways to Build the Same Server
- 3.2Regions, Availability Zones and the Edge: Choosing Where to Run
Unit 4Domain 3, Part 2 — Compute and Databases3 lessons
- 4.1Renting a Whole Computer vs. Paying by the Second: EC2, Lambda, Containers and Elastic Beanstalk
- 4.2Adding and Removing Servers Automatically: EC2 Auto Scaling and Elastic Load Balancing
- 4.3Choosing the Right Database: RDS, Aurora, DynamoDB, Redshift, ElastiCache, DocumentDB and Neptune
Unit 5Domain 3, Part 3 — Networking and Storage2 lessons
- 5.1Building a VPC: Fences, Doors, and Fast Lanes to Your Users
- 5.2Picking Storage by How Often the Data Is Touched
Unit 6Domain 3, Part 4 — AI/ML, Analytics and the Rest of the Service List2 lessons
- 6.1Machines That See, Speak and Answer: Picking the Right AI and Data Service
- 6.2Queues, Alarms and Glue Between Apps: SQS, SNS, CloudWatch and the Rest
Unit 7Domain 4 — Billing, Pricing, Support, and the Practice Exam3 lessons
- 7.1Paying for Compute: On-Demand, Reserved, Savings Plans, Spot and Dedicated Hosts
- 7.2Picking the Right Cost Tool and Support Plan for a Stated Requirement
- 7.3Sit the Timed Practice Exam and Build Your Revision Plan
An independent prep course, not affiliated with or endorsed by Amazon Web Services. It follows the official CLF-C02 exam guide's domains and task statements.
How the course works
Learned, not just watched
Each idea is shown, then checked
Lessons are narrated, and the picture draws itself as each part is named. After each idea the lesson stops and asks you a question.
What you miss comes back
A wrong answer gets an explanation of why. Topics you keep missing become catch-up lessons.
A tutor beside every lesson
Pause and ask about what's on screen. A big question can become a lesson of its own.
Which plan
Questions
Asked often
Do I need an IT background?
No. The course is built for career switchers starting from zero. Each service is introduced with an everyday comparison and a simple diagram before the technical terms.
Does it cover the whole exam guide?
Yes. It follows all four domains and all nineteen task statements in the official CLF-C02 exam guide, in order.
Is there a practice exam?
Yes. The last unit ends with a timed practice exam and a revision plan built from your results. The questions are written in the exam's style; they are not real exam questions.
Is this an official AWS course?
No. It is an independent prep course, not affiliated with or endorsed by Amazon Web Services.
What does it cost?
The free courses in the Tessorio Library need no account and cost nothing. Plans are Self-learning $19.99 a month, Family $29.99, Teacher $19.99 and Course Creator $79. Paying yearly costs ten times the monthly price, so two months are free. Each plan includes the whole Library and a set number of new lesson minutes a month; watching and rewatching never use them.
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