Hands-On Cloud Architecture Labs & Project Workflows

Turn meeting recordings into structured minutes automatically with a serverless AI pipeline. When an audio file is uploaded to Amazon S3, a Lambda function starts an Amazon Transcribe job, and when the transcript lands back in S3, the same function sends it to an Amazon Bedrock model that writes a summary, decisions, and action items in Markdown. You will generate a sample meeting with Amazon Polly, run it through the pipeline, and read the finished minutes, all without polling or servers.

The AWS Client VPN Hands On Lab demonstrates how to build a secure remote-access VPN environment on AWS. It covers VPC and subnet configuration, NAT & routing, certificate-based authentication, Client VPN endpoint creation, OpenVPN client configuration, private EC2 access, testing, monitoring, troubleshooting, and security best practices.

AWS CloudShell Tutorial: Run AWS CLI in Your Browser lab on Evalvo Cloud is a guided, hands-on exercise for learners who want to turn cloud theory into practical skills. Instead of only reading documentation or watching a demo, you work through a focused scenario and learn why each step matters. The lab aligns naturally with AWS Cloudshell tutorial and is suitable for students, developers, DevOps learners, and cloud practitioners who want practical AWS experience. You will configure the resources required for AWS Cloudshell, validate the result, and connect the exercise to a realistic AWS operations or deployment scenario. The emphasis is on understanding how configuration choices affect the result you see in AWS or Linux.

Set up a private, fully managed Git repository with AWS CodeCommit and use it the way a real team would, entirely from the AWS Management Console. Create a repository, commit a simple web application, work on a feature branch, and open and merge a pull request. Enforce code reviews on the main branch with an approval rule template, and send pull request and branch notifications to your email through Amazon SNS. The repository structure built here is the source used in the CodeBuild, CodeDeploy, and CodePipeline labs.

The AWS IAM Policies Explained: Hands-On Lab on Evalvo Cloud is a guided, hands-on exercise for learners who want to turn cloud theory into practical skills. Instead of only reading documentation or watching a demo, you work through a focused scenario and learn why each step matters. The lab aligns naturally with AWS IAM policy tutorial and is suitable for students, developers, DevOps learners, and cloud practitioners who want practical AWS experience.

AWS IAM Security Tools: Credentials Report & Access Advisor lab on EvalvoCloud is a guided, hands-on exercise for learners who want to turn cloud theory into practical skills. Instead of only reading documentation or watching a demo, you work through a focused scenario and learn why each step matters. The lab aligns naturally with AWS IAM security tools and is suitable for students, developers, DevOps learners, and cloud practitioners who want practical AWS experience.

AWS IAM Users and Groups: Hands-On Tutorial on EvalvoCloud is a guided, hands-on exercise for learners who want to turn cloud theory into practical skills. Instead of only reading documentation or watching a demo, you work through a focused scenario and learn why each step matters. The lab aligns naturally with AWS IAM users & groups and is suitable for students, developers, DevOps learners, and cloud practitioners who want practical AWS experience.

The AWS Lambda Layers: Share Code Across Functions lab on Evalvo Cloud is a guided, hands-on exercise for learners who want to turn cloud theory into practical skills. Instead of only reading documentation or watching a demo, you work through a focused scenario and learn why each step matters. The lab aligns naturally with the AWS Lambda layers tutorial and is suitable for developers learning event-driven architectures, APIs, asynchronous processing, and serverless design.

Understanding how to build a Virtual Private Cloud shouldn't be complicated for professionals or students. Build a VPC Labs ensures this. Build a VPC Labs facilitates learning right from the starting point. Users practically go through different stages — with understanding customization as the first step. While the default AWS VPC, an acronym for Virtual Private Cloud, is widely available and accessible; architecting a tailored solution gives a more liberated feel. Users, in Build a VPC Labs, also learn to create public and private subnets across different Availability Zones. Hands-on experience further covers configuration of an Internet Gateway, creation of route tables, and associating subnets appropriately to build a secure & scalable network architecture. The lab then goes a step further — deploying a Bastion Host, Backend Server, and Database Server into the network, complete with least-privilege Security Groups and a NAT Gateway for controlled outbound access, so users see the VPC actually put to work rather than left empty. Start right away to gain practical understanding and earn a certificate at the end.

Evalvo Cloud's AWS-SQLSynth: AWS Redshift Natural Language to SQL hands-on lab gives AWS Solutions Architect Associate learners practice with data engineering and analytics on AWS. The exercise focuses on ingesting, transforming, querying, or streaming data with managed AWS services and clear security, performance, and cost controls. Learners move from a stated requirement to a working configuration, observe the result, and explain why each architectural choice matters. This approach within the Amazon Redshift lab supports certification study, job preparation, academic cloud labs, and real project readiness while reinforcing secure, resilient, high-performing, and cost-aware AWS design.

Learn how to reach Amazon SQS privately from an EC2 instance by using an interface VPC endpoint. You will create an SQS queue, build a custom VPC with a subnet, an internet gateway and a route table, and launch an EC2 instance whose security group only allows traffic inside the VPC. You will see the instance fail to reach the public SQS endpoint, then create an interface endpoint for SQS and send a message to the queue over the private connection.

Evalvo Cloud's AWS Private EC2 Access to S3 hands-on lab gives AWS Solutions Architect Associate learners practice with AWS storage, backup, and data protection. S3 hands-on tutorial focuses on selecting and configuring storage that meets workload requirements for durability, performance, sharing, encryption, lifecycle, and recovery. Learners move from a stated requirement to a working configuration, observe the result, and explain why each architectural choice matters. This approach supports certification study, job preparation, academic cloud labs, and real project readiness while reinforcing secure, resilient, high-performing, and cost-aware AWS design.

Develop a secure application from scratch without getting into the complexities of the authentication system. Explore Add Login & MFA with Cognito User Pools Lab to understand user identity management, secure login platform, and cloud authentication service. The virtual IT lab assists you in leveraging Amazon Cognito User Pools to handle user registrations. You can go on to enforce the multi-factor authentication system to safeguard the project. Learning on the cloud platform accelerates scaling an enterprise application.

Advanced Linux Administration on Amazon EC2 on Evalvo Cloud is a guided, hands-on exercise for learners who want to turn cloud theory into practical skills. Instead of only reading documentation or watching a demo, you work through a focused scenario and learn why each step matters. The lab aligns naturally with advanced Linux commands and is suitable for beginners moving into cloud, DevOps, system administration, or backend engineering.

Advanced Linux Networking & Automation on AWS Hands-On Lab on Evalvo Cloud is a guided, hands-on exercise for learners who want to turn cloud theory into practical skills. Instead of only reading documentation or watching a demo, you work through a focused scenario and learn why each step matters. The lab aligns naturally with Linux networking commands and is suitable for beginners moving into cloud, DevOps, system administration, or backend engineering.

The Amazon Aurora MySQL-Compatible Cluster Setup lab on Evalvo Cloud is a guided, hands-on exercise for learners who want to turn cloud theory into practical skills. Instead of only reading documentation or watching a demo, you work through a focused scenario and learn why each step matters. The lab aligns naturally with the Aurora database creation guide and is suitable for cloud and backend learners who need practical database provisioning, access, and application-integration skills.

Designed for hands-on AWS SAA training, Amazon Global Accelerator with EC2 hands-on lab by Evalvo Cloud helps learners build practical skill in application delivery and traffic management. Its central goal is distributing application traffic securely and efficiently while maintaining availability, performance, and predictable user access. Instead of presenting the service as an isolated feature, AWS compute tutorial places it inside a realistic architecture scenario with dependencies, validation steps, and operational considerations. Learners can use AWS Global Accelerator lab for certification revision, interview preparation, instructor-led training, self-study, and evidence of applied cloud knowledge.

The Amazon RDS Hands-On: Launch and Connect to a Database lab on Evalvo Cloud is a guided, hands-on exercise for learners who want to turn cloud theory into practical skills. Instead of only reading documentation or watching a demo, you work through a focused scenario and learn why each step matters. The lab aligns naturally with the Amazon RDS hands-on tutorial and is suitable for cloud and backend learners who need practical database provisioning, access, and application-integration skills.

Amazon S3 Basics: Buckets, Objects & Storage Classes lab on Evalvo Cloud is a guided, hands-on exercise for learners who want to turn cloud theory into practical skills. Instead of only reading documentation or watching a demo, you work through a focused scenario and learn why each step matters. The lab aligns naturally with AWS S3 tutorial for beginners and is suitable for students, developers, DevOps learners, and cloud practitioners who want practical AWS experience.

Amazon S3 Batch Operations Hands-on Lab is an Evalvo Cloud sandbox environment for learners preparing for the AWS Solutions Architect Associate exam or building job-ready cloud skills. It concentrates on selecting and configuring storage that meets workload requirements for durability, performance, sharing, encryption, lifecycle, and recovery. Participants work with a realistic S3 hands-on tutorial, connect service configuration to architecture requirements, and verify the outcome. Along the way, they consider reliability, security, performance efficiency, operational visibility, and cost so the topic becomes usable knowledge rather than a collection of console steps.