‫Now, one last touch before get started
‫with this course.
‫I will be referring to
‫the Shared Responsibility Model quite a lot.
‫And you will see this diagram at the end of this course.
‫This is what define what is your responsibility
‫versus AWS when using the cloud
‫and there is a shared responsibility.
‫You as a customer, you're responsible
‫for the security in the cloud.
‫So whatever you use in the cloud,
‫however you configure it is your entire responsibility.
‫That includes security, your data, your operating system,
‫your network and firewall configuration, et cetera.
‫And AWS is going to be responsible
‫for the security of the cloud.
‫So all the infrastructure, all the hardware,
‫all the software, all their own internal security,
‫they are responsible of.
‫And this is why we have shared responsibility.
‫In the Certified Cloud Practitioner exam,
‫you will be asked some questions around finding
‫what is your responsibility
‫and what is the responsibility of AWS.
‫So I just wanted to give you a quick overview of this
‫and in some sections I will be referring back
‫to this diagram and this model to tell you
‫what is your responsibility
‫and what is the responsibility of AWS.
‫Finally, when you use AWS,
‫you are agreeing to their Acceptable Use Policy,
‫which you can find right here
‫and I think it's pretty obvious
‫that you cannot do any illegal,
‫harmful of offensive use or content,
‫you cannot do any security violation,
‫you cannot abuse a network
‫and you cannot do email or other types of messages abuse.
‫All of that makes sense but it's good to specify it.
‫Now , I hope you're excited.
‫We're gonna get started with this course
‫and actually get to use the cloud.
‫So, I will see you in the next section.