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Amazon Web Services (AWS) - Zero to Hero
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Amazon Web Services (AWS) - Zero to Hero

Beginners, Zero to Hero. AWS EC2 web server, NodeJS Server, AWS RDS database server, S3, SES & CloudWatch. FREE
Created byBackSpace Academy
Last updated 7/2019
English
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What you'll learn

  • Launch an AWS EC2 WordPress web server
  • Create and connect to an AWS relational database server
  • Create a NodeJS highly available and fault tolerant web application environment
  • Upload files to AWS S3
  • Send email with AWS SES
  • Monitor and alert with AWS CloudWatch
  • How to use AWS for free.

Course content

1 section • 14 lectures • 2h 56m total length

  • Introduction9:21

    Explore AWS cloud architecture, regions and availability zones, edge locations, and pay-as-you-go services, while learning to sign up, use the management console, and access SDKs, REST APIs, and CLI.

  • Lab Session - Intro to Storage Services22:05

    Explore AWS storage services, including S3, Glacier, EBS, and EFS, with a hands-on lab on creating a bucket, uploading objects, and using lifecycle rules to archive data.

  • Lab Session - Intro to Database Services18:07

    Explore AWS database services such as RDS, DynamoDB, and ElastiCache, and perform a hands-on lab to launch, connect to, and manage a MySQL database on RDS.

  • Lab Session - Intro to Compute and Networking Services24:11

    Discover how aws compute and networking services deploy a WordPress site on ec2, scale with auto scaling and load balancing, and deliver content via cloudfront and route 53.

  • Lab Session - Intro to Management Services10:26

    Enable billing alerts in the AWS management console, set a CloudWatch billing alarm, and connect it to an SNS email notification to avoid unexpected charges.

  • Lab Session - Intro to Application Services10:25

    Explore AWS application integration and engagement services, including step functions, swf, sns, sqs, and ses, with a hands-on lab on email verification and sending limits.

  • Lab Session - Intro to Analytics and Machine Learning11:49

    Explore AWS analytics and machine learning services, from EMR and Athena to SageMaker and Rekognition, and see practical demos of vision, speech, and text analysis.

  • Lab Session - Intro to Security, Identity & Compliance11:25

    Explore Amazon web services security, identity and compliance services with a hands-on identity and access management lab; learn to create users, assign access, enable multi-factor authentication, and secure root credentials.

  • Lab Session - Intro to Developer, Media, Mobile, Migration, Business, IoT17:14

    Explore AWS services across developer, media, mobile, migration, business, and IoT, with hands-on coverage of Cloud9, code star, CI/CD pipelines, CodeBuild, CodeDeploy, and media workflows.

  • AWS Elastic Beanstalk8:39

    Explore how AWS Elastic Beanstalk deploys code and provisions environments automatically. Learn how auto scaling, load balancing, and health monitoring enable highly available, fault-tolerant architectures.

  • Lab Session - Highly Available & Fault Tolerant NodeJS Server4:04

    Deploy a NodeJS app to a highly available and fault-tolerant architecture with AWS Elastic Beanstalk, set up auto scaling and a load balancer, and delete the app to avoid charges.

  • AWS Command Line Interface11:28

    Learn to access AWS services via the command-line interface using the AWS API and CLI tools, Cloud9, IAM credentials, temporary credentials, CloudTrail, and multi-factor authentication security.

  • Lab Session - AWS Command Line Interface12:08

    Learn to use the AWS CLI in a Cloud9 environment to create an S3 bucket, upload and delete files, and clean up resources.

  • AWS Free Tier4:46

    Explore the aws free tier, including 12-month, 750 hours per month of t2 micro compute, 5 gb s3 storage, and limits for rds, dynamodb, cloudwatch, ses, and redshift trials.

Requirements

  • Basic understanding of computer networking

Description

A high paced hands on course on AWS. Complete with in depth professional course notes.

Subtitles for 24 languages.

Learn how to do common tasks:

  • Create an AWS EC2 WordPress Web server;

  • Launch and connect to an AWS RDS relational database server;

  • Create a highly available and fault tolerant back-end for NodeJS applications with AWS Elastic Beanstalk;

  • Store and retrieve files from AWS S3;

  • Send email with AWS SES;

  • Create Alarms with AWS CloudWatch; and

  • Use the AWS Command Line Interface.

This is the first section of our popular AWS Certified Associate course.

Who this course is for:

  • Anyone who wants to learn how to use Amazon Web Services

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