SOA-C03 hands-on labs — AWS Certified CloudOps Engineer - Associate
SOA-C03 is the exam for AWS Certified CloudOps Engineer - Associate. 71 hands-on labs are mapped to it by the lab vendor or a StationX roadmap — about 44 hours of hands-on practice in total. Each runs in your browser, with nothing to install. All 71 are in StationX Infrastructure Labs ($149/year).
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SOA-C03 at a glance
- Exam code
- SOA-C03
- Certification
- AWS Certified CloudOps Engineer - Associate
- Labs
- 71 in StationX Infrastructure Labs
- How the labs are mapped
- 71 tagged by the lab vendor
- Practice time
- About 44 hours, every lab states a duration
- Lab levels
- Guided 51 · Advanced 14 · Expert 5 · Getting Started 1
The 71 SOA-C03 labs
- Automate Snapshots by Using DLM
- Build a Network by Using the VPC Wizard
- Can You Automate Processes by Using AWS Services?
- Can You Automate the Build of EC2 Instances Behind an Elastic Load Balancer?
- Can You Build a Network Foundation in AWS?
- Can You Build a Website by Using an Amazon S3 Bucket?
- Can You Configure a Resilient EC2 Server Farm?
- Can You Configure a Resilient Website That Uses Monitoring and Automatic Remediation?
- Can You Create a Custom AMI Based on a New EC2 Instance?
- Can You Create a Resilient System by Using a Launch Template and an Auto Scaling Group?
- Can You Create a Website with Cross Region Replication and Logging?
- Can You Deploy an End-to-End Solution in AWS?
- Can You Design a Cloud Network by Using AWS?
- Can You Design a Database Solution?
- Can You Design an Elastic, Highly Available Architecture in AWS?
- Can You Implement a Multi-Layer Security Model?
- Can You Implement an End-to-End Solution in AWS?
- Can You Implement Metrics, Alarms, and Filters?
- Can You Remediate Issues by Using Monitoring and Availability Metrics?
- Can You Serve a Simple, Static Website with Amazon S3?
- Can You Use Access Logging for Bucket Management and Monitoring?
- Collect Metrics and Logs by Using the CloudWatch Agent
- Configure a NoSQL Database by Using Amazon DynamoDB
- Configure a Relational Database by Using Amazon RDS
- Configure an Amazon EventBridge Rule That Sends an Automated Email by Using the Simple Notification Service
- Configure an Amazon EventBridge Rule That Triggers an Action
- Configure an Amazon S3 Notification
- Configure an Elastic Load Balancer
- Configure an S3 Bucket and Website
- Configure an SNS Notification for a CloudWatch Alarm
- Configure AWS Auto Scaling
- Configure AWS Network Security for EC2 Resources
- Configure AWS Systems Manager Patch Manager
- Configure High Availability by Using an Elastic Load Balancer
- Configure Maintenance Windows by Using AWS Systems Manager
- Configure Security for an IAM User
- Create a CloudWatch Alarm
- Create a CloudWatch Dashboard
- Create a Scalable Website That Uses an Elastic Load Balancer
- Create an Auto Scaling Group
- Create an EC2 Instance by Using a Launch Template
- Create an Instance by Using a Custom AMI
- Create an Object Lifecycle Policy for Amazon S3 Documents
- Create and Configure an EC2 Instance That Uses a User Data Script
- Create Buckets, Versioning, and Permissions with Amazon S3
- Create Metric Filters
- Design a VPC and Associated Subnets in AWS
- Enable Network Security in AWS
- Establish Internet and NAT Gateways
- Evaluate AWS Config Rules
- Execute Commands and Automation Documents by Using the AWS Systems Manager Service
- Getting Started with AWS Secure Architecture Configuration
- Hosting a Static Website with Amazon S3
- Implement a Fault Tolerant File Service by Using EFS
- Implement a Security Monitoring Process
- Implement an IAM Policy
- Implement Caching in AWS by Using DAX
- Implement Encryption at Rest
- Implement Health Checks by Using ELB and Route 53
- Implement Protection for Data and Infrastructure
- Implement Scaling for an Amazon RDS Instance
- Implement Security by Using an IAM Role
- Implement Security by Using Security Groups
- Install a Web Server by Using AWS System Manager Run Command
- Manage AWS Logs by Using CloudTrail
- Migrate a Load Balanced Application by Using a Blue/Green and Canary Deployment Strategy
- Monitor Applications by Using CloudWatch
- Perform Automatic Remediation by Using an AWS Config Rule
- Protect AWS Network Resources by Using WAF
- Provision and Maintain AWS Resources by Using CloudFormation
- Troubleshoot an EC2 Instance by Using a CloudWatch Alarm