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Working with Amazon VPC Network Access Analyzer

Amazon Web Services and Amazon via AWS Skill Builder

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This lab demonstrates how to use the Network Access Analyzer feature in your Amazon VPC (Virtual Private Cloud). This feature helps you understand, verify, and improve your network security posture.


Level

Intermediate


Duration

1 Hours 0 Minutes


Course objectives

By the end of this lab, you will be able to:

      •    Understand, verify, and improve a network security posture.

      •    Demonstrate a network configuration meets compliance requirements.


Intended audience

This course is intended for:

      •    System Operations Engineers

      •    Network Engineers


Prerequisites

We recommend that attendees of this course have the following prerequisites:

      •    Knowledge about basic networking concepts (such as IP Addressing, CIDR notation, and routing)

      •    An understanding with basic cloud operations

      •    Familiarity with navigating the AWS Management Console.


Course outline

Task 1: Understanding the architectures you are working with

Task 2: Use a Network Access Scope template to analyze ingress traffic

Task 3: Create and analyze a VPC endpoint path

Task 4: Create a custom network access scope to analyze a private subnet

Task 5: Create a custom network access scope to analyze VPC segmentation

Task 6: Verify the use of a NAT gateway for internet traffic

Task 7: Duplicate and modify a Network Access Scope

Task 8: Validate a compliance requirement

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