PART 1: Getting Started with AWS Journey Chapter 1: Overview of Cloud Computing and AWS Chapter 2: Interacting with AWS using API, SDKI, and CLI Chapter 3: Networking using Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (Amazon VPC) Chapter 4: Creating a Virtual machine Using Amazon EC2 PART 2: AWS High Availability and Fault Tolerance Chapter 5: Elastic Load Balancing and Auto Scaling Chapter 6: Distributing the Contents via AWS CloudFront Chapter 7: Domain Name System (DNS) and Amazon Route 53 PART 3: Working with Cloud Storage Chapter 8: Working with Simple Storage Service s3 Chapter 9: Amazon EBS, Amazon EFS, and Glacier PART 4: Authentication and Authorization Chapter 10: Securing AWS resources with Identity and Access Management (IAM) Chapter 11: Web Identity Federation and Amazon Cognito for User Authentication Chapter 12: Protect Your Data Using Server-side and Client-side Encryption PART 5: Creating SQL and NoSQL Database in AWS Cloud Chapter 13: AWS Relational Database Services Chapter 14: AWS NoSQL Database Service -- DynamoDB PART 6: AWS Application Integration and Management Chapter 15: Amazon Simple Queue Service and Simple Notifcation Service Chapter 16: Simple Workflow Service, Amazon API Gateway and AWS Step Functions Chapter 17: Monitoring Using Amazon CloudWatch, AWS CloudTrail, and AWS Config Chapter 18: Infrastructure as Code Using AWS CloudFormation PART 7: Developing Cloud Native Applications in AWS Chapter 19: Develop Serverless Application with Lambda Chapter 20: Deploying a Static Website on Amazon S3 Bucket Chapter 21: Deploy Web Application Using Elastic Beanstalk Chapter 22: Migrating Your Application and Database to AWS PART 8: Build, Deploy, and Debug Cloud Applications Chapter 23: Host Secure Repositories Using AWS CodeCommit Chapter 24: Building an Application Using CodeBuild Chapter 25: Deploying Application Using CodeDeploy and CodePipeline Chapter 26: Building Scalable and Fault-Tolerant CI/CD Pipeline PART 9: Appendices Appendix A: AWS Certified Developer - Associate Exam Objective Map Glossary.