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Part 1 Create AWS Account & Set Up AWS CLI
10 Lessons-
Start1 Intro - AWS Setup
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Start2 Create AWS Account
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Start3 Login to AWS using Root User and go to IAM
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Start4 Create Admin User with Console and Programmatic Access
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Start5 Download and Install AWS CLI
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Start6 Create Access Key for AWS CLI Access
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Start7 Configure AWS CLI on your system
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Start8 VIMP - Set up three AWS Budgets
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Start8.5 Set Default Region to us-east-1
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Start9 Comment - Outtro - AWS Set Up
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Part 3 Cloud Fundamentals & EC2
9 Lessons-
StartDownload your Notes
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Start1 Comment On Premise Set Up and Cloud
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Start2 Comment - Lift and Shift vs Rewriting the application in cloud or building an application from scr
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Start3 EC2 Console and Cloudshell
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Start4 Comment - Spin Up EC2 and Terminate it
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Start5 Comment Global Infrastructure of AWS
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Start6 Comment - Where do you come into play as a Data Engineer with respect to EC2
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Start7 What do you feel ( Review )
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Start8 Where do you go Next
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Unix & Cloud Foundations for Data Engineers
From Unix Basics to Running Your First Cloud Server
Course Summary
Modern data engineers are expected to be comfortable working on Linux systems and cloud platforms — even before they touch Spark, Airflow, or data warehouses.
RADE™ Unix & Cloud Foundations for Data Engineers is a beginner-friendly, confidence-building course designed to give you the essential baseline skills every data engineer is assumed to have in real projects and interviews.
This course starts with a practical Unix skill booster, where you learn how to navigate Linux systems, work with files, analyze logs, use pipes and redirection, manage permissions, and write simple shell scripts — all through hands-on practice using AWS Cloud Shell. The focus is not memorization, but understanding what’s possible and building muscle memory through real commands.
In the second part, you move into cloud fundamentals with AWS, where you learn how companies move from on-premise systems to the cloud, the difference between lift-and-shift and cloud-native approaches, and where EC2 fits in modern data engineering projects. You will launch and tear down a real EC2 instance using automation scripts, explore AWS regions and availability zones, understand basic networking concepts like VPCs and security groups, and see how data engineers work with infrastructure and DevOps teams in real environments.
By the end of this course, you won’t just “know the terms” — you’ll be able to:
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Confidently work on Linux command lines
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Understand how cloud infrastructure actually works
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Explain EC2, regions, and cloud migration in interviews
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Communicate effectively with infra and DevOps teams
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Step into advanced data engineering courses with confidence
This course is part of the RADE Silver Membership and serves as the foundation layer before moving into SQL, data warehousing, Spark, and cloud-native data engineering services.
Course Curriculum
