AWS Systems Manager (SSM) - Hands On

looks like you've compiled a comprehensive list of topics and labs that cover a wide range of AWS services and practices. This curriculum is well-rounded and includes essential components such as:

1. Compute: EC2, Elastic Beanstalk, EFS, and user data configuration.
2. Storage: S3, EBS, EFS, and snapshot management.
3. Networking: VPC, NAT instances/gateways, Network ACLs, VPC peering, Direct Connect, Route 53, and CloudFront.
4. Database: Not explicitly mentioned but should be covered in a complete curriculum (RDS, DynamoDB, etc.).
5. Security: IAM roles, MFA, security groups, and data encryption.
6. Management & Monitoring Tools: CloudFormation, CloudWatch, AWS CLI, and health dashboard.
7. Deployment Strategies: Elastic Beanstalk deployment policies (all at once, rolling, immutable, traffic splitting).
8. Identity & Access Management: IAM users, groups, roles, and policies.
9. High Availability & Scalability: Auto Scaling groups, load balancers (ALB), and path-based routing.
10. DNS & Domain Management: Route 53 domain registration and DNS services.
11. Account Management & Billing: AWS Organizations and billing alarms.

This curriculum is a solid foundation for anyone looking to gain expertise in AWS, whether for the AWS Certified Solutions Architect exam or for practical skills in cloud computing. Each topic should be accompanied by hands-on labs to reinforce learning and provide real-world experience. Remember to also cover best practices, security considerations, and cost management strategies throughout the curriculum.