This repository documents my hands-on journey through AWS Cloud Quest: Cloud Practitioner,
an interactive game-based learning challenge from AWS.
The game provides practical, scenario-based labs to strengthen cloud computing skills.
I enrolled in this program through my AWS Skill Builder account,
and the Cloud Quest gaming course is available here: AWS Cloud Quest: Cloud Practitioner
- A role-based learning game where players help a digital city by solving cloud challenges.
- Each challenge represents a real AWS task, e.g., deploying S3 websites, configuring EC2, etc.
- Builds both technical hands-on experience and problem-solving skills.
By completing Cloud Quest tasks, I will gain:
- Understanding of AWS core services (S3, EC2, IAM, VPC, etc.)
- Skills in deploying cloud-based solutions
- Experience with scalable and secure architectures
- Ability to translate real-world business needs into cloud solutions
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Task 1: Static Website Hosting with Amazon S3
- Hosted a website using Amazon S3.
- Renamed
index.html→waves.html. - Read more
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Task 2: Launching EC2 Instances in Multiple AZs
- Deployed two EC2 instances across different Availability Zones.
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Task 3: Computing Solutions (EC2 Scaling)
- Scaled up an EC2 instance from t3.micro → m4.large to improve performance.
- Practiced: starting/stopping instances, modifying types, and verifying metadata.
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Task 4: Cloud Economics (Pricing Estimates)
- Created a cost estimate for EC2 usage.
- Modified estimate by changing EC2 type to t2.micro.
- Generated a new AWS pricing estimate link.
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