IAM (Mainly Roles and Federation), VPC (Nat, Bastion, Public & Private Subnet, Elastic IP Security groups and ACLs) EC2 (Instance type selection, EBS and Instance store, EBS volume types and Encryption, Instance Metadata and User data, Placement groups) S3 (Security - ACL and Policies, Encryption, with CloudFront, Read after Write and Eventual Consistency) Others included (Couple of Questions)...
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