
Certificazione AWS Certified Solutions Architect – Professional
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Esame AWS Certified Solutions Architect – Professional;
L’esame di certificazione AWS Certified Solutions Architect – Professional (SAP-C01) è progettato per valutare le competenze avanzate dei candidati nella progettazione, implementazione e gestione di soluzioni su AWS. L’esame copre tematiche come l’architettura di soluzioni complesse, l’integrazione di servizi AWS e di terze parti, la gestione del networking, la sicurezza e l’ottimizzazione dei costi.
L’obiettivo è garantire che i candidati abbiano una conoscenza approfondita delle best practice e delle soluzioni avanzate AWS per risolvere problemi complessi e specifici. Durante l’esame, i candidati affronteranno argomenti quali la migrazione di applicazioni esistenti, l’adozione di strategie di continuità operativa e disaster recovery, e la gestione dell’architettura di rete a livello avanzato.
Per conseguire la Certificazione AWS Certified Solutions Architect – Professional è necessario sostenere con successo il seguente esame:
AWS SAP-C01;

Corsi di Preparazione:
– Advanced Architecting on AWS
– AWS Well-Architected Best Practices
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SVOLGIMENTO E DURATA
Esame AWS Certified Solutions Architect – Professional Durata 180 minuti circa 75 quesiti;
Negli esami sono presenti quesiti formulati in lingua inglese in forme differenti: Risposta Multipla; completamento di testo, collegamenti concettuali Drag and Drop; vere e proprie simulazioni laboratoriali.
PREREQUISITI
Si consiglia la frequentazione dei seguenti corsi:
ARGOMENTI D’ESAME
Esame AWS Certified Solutions Architect – Professional – SAP-C01
Domain 1: Design for Organizational Complexity
- Determine cross-account authentication and access strategy for complex organizations.
- Analyze the organizational structure
- Evaluate the current authentication infrastructure
- Analyze the AWS resources at an account level
- Determine an auditing strategy for authentication and access
- Determine how to design networks for complex organizations.
- Outline an IP addressing strategy for VPCs
- Determine DNS strategy
- Classify network traffic and security
- Determine connectivity needs for hybrid environments
- Determine a way to audit network traffic
- Determine how to design a multi-account AWS environment for complex organizations.
- Determine how to use AWS Organizations
- Implement the most appropriate account structure for proper cost allocation, agility, and security
- Recommend a central audit and event notification strategy
- Decide on an access strategy
Domain 2: Design for New Solutions
- Determine security requirements and controls when designing and implementing a solution.
- Implement infrastructure as code
- Determine prevention controls for large-scale web applications
- Determine roles and responsibilities of applications
- Determine a secure method to manage credentials for the solutions/applications
- Enable detection controls and security services for large-scale applications
- Enforce host and network security boundaries
- Enable encryption in transit and at rest
- Determine a solution design and implementation strategy to meet reliability requirements.
- Design a highly available application environment
- Determine advanced techniques to detect for failure and service recoverability
- Determine processes and components to monitor and recover from regional service disruptions with regional failover
- Determine a solution design to ensure business continuity.
- Architect an automated, cost-effective back-up solution that supports business continuity across multiple AWS Regions
- Determine an architecture that provides application and infrastructure availability in the event of a service disruption
- Determine a solution design to meet performance objectives.
- Design internet-scale application architectures
- Design an architecture for performance according to business objectives
- Apply design patterns to meet business objectives with caches, buffering, and replicas
- Determine a deployment strategy to meet business requirements when designing and implementing a solution.
- Determine resource provisioning strategy to meet business objectives
- Determine a migration process to change the version of a service
- Determine services to meet deployment strategy
- Determine patch management strategy
Domain 3: Migration Planning
- Select existing workloads and processes for potential migration to the cloud.
- Complete an application migration assessment
- Classify applications according to the six Rs (re-host, re-platform, re-purchase, refactor, retire, and retain)
- Select migration tools and/or services for new and migrated solutions based on detailed AWS knowledge.
- Select an appropriate database transfer mechanism
- Select an appropriate data transfer service
- Select an appropriate data transfer target
- Select an appropriate server migration mechanism
- Apply the appropriate security methods to the migration tools
- Determine a new cloud architecture for an existing solution.
- Evaluate business applications and determine the target cloud architecture
- Break down the functionality of applications into services
- Determine target database platforms
- Determine a strategy for migrating existing on-premises workloads to the cloud.
- Determine the desired prioritization strategy of the organization
- Analyze data volume and rate of change to determine a data transfer strategy
- Evaluate cutover strategies
- Assess internal and external compliance requirements for a successful migration
Domain 4: Cost Control
- Select a cost-effective pricing model for a solution.
- Purchase resources based on usage requirements
- Identify when to use different storage tiers
- Determine which controls to design and implement that will ensure cost optimization.
- Determine an AWS-generated cost allocation tags strategy that allows mapping cost to business units
- Determine a mechanism to monitor when underutilized resources are present
- Determine a way to manage commonly deployed resources to achieve governance
- Define a way to plan costs that do not exceed the budget amount
- Identify opportunities to reduce cost in an existing architecture.
- Distinguish opportunities to use AWS Managed Services
- Determine which services are most cost-effective in meeting business objectives
Domain 5: Continuous Improvement for Existing Solutions
- Troubleshoot solutions architectures.
- Assess an existing application architecture for deficiencies
- Analyze application and infrastructure logs
- Test possible solutions in non-production environment
- Determine a strategy to improve an existing solution for operational excellence.
- Determine the most appropriate logging and monitoring strategy
- Recommend the appropriate AWS offering(s) to enable configuration management automation
- Determine a strategy to improve the reliability of an existing solution.
- Evaluate existing architecture to determine areas that are not sufficiently reliable
- Remediate single points of failure
- Enable data replication, self-healing, and elastic features and services
- Test the reliability of the new solution
- Determine a strategy to improve the performance of an existing solution.
- Reconcile current performance metrics against performance targets
- Identify and examine performance bottlenecks
- Recommend and test potential remediation solutions
- Determine a strategy to improve the security of an existing solution.
- Evaluate AWS Secrets Manager strategy
- Audit the environment for security vulnerabilities
- Enable manual and/or automated responses to the detection of vulnerabilities
- Determine how to improve the deployment of an existing solution.
- Evaluate appropriate tooling to enable infrastructure as code
- Evaluate current deployment processes for improvement opportunities
- Test automated deployment and rollback strategies