AWS Flash - SaaS Business Fundamentals

The SaaS Business Fundamentals course offers an introduction to the strategic and operational aspects of managing Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solutions on Amazon Web Services (AWS). This foundational training covers critical topics such as understanding the SaaS business model, operational efficiency, agility, key business metrics, and growth strategies. We will explore how to leverage AWS to optimize SaaS operations, drive innovation, and achieve business growth. This course lays the groundwork for deeper exploration and provides insights into the SaaS business model concepts, guiding the development and strategic thinking around SaaS solutions.

• Course level: Fundamental
• Duration: 60 minutes

Activities

On-demand, self service training, videos, and knowledge checks.

Course objectives

In this course, you'll learn:

• The fundamentals and importance of Identity and access management when designing and building SaaS solutions on AWS.
• Design and implement a secure and scalable multi-tenant architecture on AWS, ensuring proper tenant isolation and data segregation.
• Understand the concept of cost per tenant, billing and metering a SaaS solution.
• Look in to the common SaaS metrics, how they get captured and aggregated, and how they apply across a SaaS business.
• Introduce approaches for implementing multi-tenant storage in your SaaS application.

Target audience

This course is aimed at: Product Manager, LoB leaders in Sales, Customers Success, Marketing, Software Architect and Developer

Requisites

None. While not required, having some hands-on experience with AWS services and building cloud-based applications would be beneficial for getting the most out of this course.

Course outline

How to Use This Course

Introduction

Lesson 1: SaaS Fundamentals

Lesson 1: Knowledge Check

Lesson 2: Key Business Considerations in SaaS

Lesson 2: Knowledge Check

Lesson 3: Business Strategy and Growth in SaaS

Lesson 3: Knowledge Check

Conclusion

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Case Studies

Case Study: Automated Logic

Case Study: CyberArk

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