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# Task Statement 3.2: Design High-Performing and Elastic Compute Solutions

### **📌 Task Statement 3.2: Design High-Performing and Elastic Compute Solutions**

This study group focuses on **designing scalable, high-performing, and elastic compute architectures** that **dynamically adjust to workload demands** while maintaining cost efficiency.

We will follow **SecureCart**, an e-commerce platform, as they **optimize their compute workloads**, transition to **event-driven compute solutions**, and explore **containerized and serverless architectures**.

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### **📅 Study Group Agenda**

| **Week**   | **Topic**                                    | **Key AWS Services**                                    |
| ---------- | -------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Week 1** | AWS Compute Services & Use Cases             | EC2, Fargate, Lambda, AWS Batch                         |
| **Week 2** | Elastic & Auto-Scaling Compute Architectures | EC2 Auto Scaling, AWS Auto Scaling                      |
| **Week 3** | Decoupling Workloads for Performance         | SQS, SNS, EventBridge, Step Functions                   |
| **Week 4** | Serverless & Containerized Compute Solutions | AWS Lambda, AWS Fargate, ECS, EKS                       |
| **Week 5** | Compute Optimization & Cost Efficiency       | Right-Sizing EC2, Compute Savings Plans, Spot Instances |
| **Week 6** | Hands-on Labs & Final Challenge              | Implementing a High-Performance AWS Compute Solution    |

### **Final Study Group Summary**

| **Week**   | **Focus Area**                         | **Outcome**                                      |
| ---------- | -------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------ |
| **Week 1** | AWS Compute Services & Use Cases       | Select the Best Compute Service for Workloads    |
| **Week 2** | Elastic & Auto-Scaling Architectures   | Implement Auto Scaling for Compute Resources     |
| **Week 3** | Decoupling Workloads for Performance   | Use SQS, SNS, & EventBridge for Scalable Systems |
| **Week 4** | Serverless & Containerized Compute     | Deploy Lambda, Fargate, ECS, & EKS               |
| **Week 5** | Compute Optimization & Cost Efficiency | Optimize EC2, Lambda, & Compute Costs            |
| **Week 6** | Hands-on Scenarios                     | Implement a Scalable Compute Solution            |

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### **🚀 Next Steps**

Would you like:\
✅ **Terraform automation scripts for AWS compute services?**\
✅ **Scenario-based quizzes for each study group session?**\
✅ **Instructor-led deep-dive discussions?**


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