A cloud architecture that looks fine in a diagram can still fail under real traffic, a security audit, or a surprise bill — the difference usually comes down to how well EC2, S3, VPC, IAM, and auto scaling were actually designed to work together. This AWS Cloud Architecture and Solution Design Training Course from Arab British Fellowship Training Academy builds the practical, business-focused architecture skills corporate professionals need to build, secure, and optimise AWS environments that hold up under real conditions.

Participants work through the core components of AWS solution design — EC2 compute, S3 storage, VPC networking, IAM identity management, auto scaling, and the AWS Well-Architected Framework — and examine how architectural choices affect security, performance, availability, operational excellence, and cost. The programme also strengthens the ability to evaluate existing cloud environments, plan migration and modernisation, and translate business requirements into secure, scalable, commercially sound architectures. Delivered under the Information Technology and Programming category, the course applies across infrastructure, security, operations, development, and management functions.

• Develop structured AWS cloud architecture strategies aligned with business and technology requirements.
• Design scalable, resilient cloud solutions for enterprise workloads, including EC2 compute and S3 storage strategies.
• Design secure VPC networking architectures with IAM-based identity and access management.
• Implement auto-scaling approaches that support changing workload and resource efficiency needs.
• Apply the AWS Well-Architected Framework to evaluate and improve cloud solutions.
• Assess architectural requirements around security, reliability, performance, operational excellence, and cost.
• Analyse existing AWS environments and identify optimisation opportunities.
• Support cloud migration, modernisation, and digital transformation initiatives through structured architecture planning.
• Apply corporate governance considerations when designing and managing AWS environments.
• Communicate AWS architecture decisions effectively with technical teams, managers, and business stakeholders.

Target Audience

• Cloud and Solutions Architects Designing Enterprise AWS Environments.
• Cloud Engineers and DevOps Professionals Managing AWS Infrastructure.
• IT Managers and Infrastructure Managers Overseeing Cloud Adoption.
• System Administrators and Network Professionals Working with Cloud Infrastructure.
• Security Professionals Responsible for AWS Access Management and Controls.
• Technical Project Managers Overseeing AWS Implementation Projects.
• Enterprise Architects and Technology Consultants Evaluating Cloud Strategy.
• IT Professionals Supporting Cloud Migration and Modernisation Initiatives.
• Business Technology Leaders Involved in Cloud Investment Decisions.

Module 1: Cloud Architecture Strategy and Solution Design Principles

• Translating organisational requirements into architectural decisions
• Requirements analysis, workload assessment, and service selection
• Creating solution designs with measurable business and operational value

Module 2: Compute and Storage Architecture — EC2 and S3

• EC2 instance selection, workload requirements, and resource configuration
• S3 storage architecture, data accessibility, durability, and lifecycle management
• Supporting business continuity, analytics, and application data through storage design

Module 3: Networking and Identity — VPC and IAM

• Designing virtual networks, subnets, routing, and segmentation
• Controlled communication between cloud resources
• IAM roles, policies, authentication, and access management

Module 4: Elastic Infrastructure and the AWS Well-Architected Framework

• Auto scaling strategies for changing workload demand
• Core pillars of the AWS Well-Architected Framework
• Applying Well-Architected principles to review and design cloud environments

Module 5: High Availability, Resilience, and Security

• Redundancy, fault tolerance, and recovery considerations
• Network security, resource control, and architectural security requirements
• Governance processes supporting compliance expectations

Module 6: Performance and Cost Optimisation

• Evaluating resource utilisation and improving application performance
• Controlling cloud infrastructure costs
• How compute, storage, networking, and scaling decisions affect spend

Module 7: Cloud Migration and Modernisation Architecture

• Migration planning, workload assessment, and dependency analysis
• Modernisation opportunities and solution architecture for legacy workloads
• Reducing operational disruption during migration

Module 8: Enterprise Architecture Review

• Evaluating AWS solution architectures against business and technical requirements
• A structured approach to architecture review
• Identifying improvements to strengthen enterprise cloud environments

Module 9: From Architecture to Implementation

• Converting architectural requirements into actionable implementation plans
• Solution documentation, resource planning, and governance considerations
• Communicating AWS architecture strategy to stakeholders