Let's get acquainted with registering an AWS account so we can explore many relevant services to become an AWS cloud practitioner.

This lesson takes us through the acceptable use policy, which is important when migrating to AWS or, if unfamiliar with AWS, can lead to account suspension or termination.

In this lesson, we will understand how to set up an AWS free-tier account and the benefits of AWS free-tier.

In this lesson, we will understand the basics of AWS pricing, how it is determined, and understand account billing before registration.

This is a brief overview of the AWS process. We will examine the various elements we need to know in order to get the best out of the AWS service.

In this video, we will look at AWS's performance as the pack leader with a sizeable margin market.

In this lesson, to understand the exponential growth of AWS, we will look at the history of its parent company, Amazon.

In this video, we will look at some statistics about the exponential growth of cloud computing and the detailed standing of AWS among its competitors.

This is the final cloud deployment model, the virtual private cloud, which maintains the same security restrictions as a private cloud but offloads apps or workloads as a public cloud.

Here, we will look at public and hybrid clouds, where organizations may need to combine two deployment models.

In this video, we will understand the second cloud deployment model, the community model, when many organizations share similar infrastructure needs.

In this video, we will understand the first cloud deployment model, the private model, single-tenant environments accessible by a single organization.

In this lesson, we will understand the third service model of cloud computing, the Software as a Service model.

In this lesson, we will understand the second service model of cloud computing, the Platform as a Service model.

In this lesson, we will understand the first service model of cloud computing, the Infrastructure as a Service model.

This video is a general introduction to the three service models of cloud computing: IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS.

In this lesson, we will understand concepts such as virtualization, a key concept that is vital to cloud computing.

In part 3 of the characteristics of cloud computing, we will understand measured service, which is the fifth characteristic of cloud computing.

In part 2 of the characteristics of cloud computing, we will understand rapid elasticity, on-demand/self-service, and broad network access, which are the second to fourth characteristics of cloud computing.

In part 1 of the characteristics of cloud computing, we will understand resource pooling, which is the first characteristic of cloud computing.

After learning how Netflix uses AWS for its services, we will now understand how Twitter using the same principles to offer its services.

In this lecture, we will understand how Netflix uses AWS cloud to serve millions of users globally with on-demand video content.

This video explains why AWS and cloud computing has gained such popularity and will discuss use cases from the real world.

In this lesson, we will examine the importance of understanding how the cloud works and how data, personnel, and systems comprise organizational components.