
AWS Simple Notification Service (SNS) acts as a broker between publishers and receivers, delivering autoscaling group events to email, mobile, or http endpoints for use cases like alarms and alerts.
Learn how cloud watch collects metric and log data to monitor applications, configure alarms, and receive sns notifications, with a lab to create a cloud watch alarm and notifications.
Learn to create an SNS topic and configure a CloudWatch alarm to monitor CPU utilization across an auto scaling group, triggering email notifications and showcasing alarm states.
Create an SNS topic, add an SMS subscription with a phone number, publish to reach many mobiles, and manage promotional vs transactional messages, sender id, and opt-out preferences.
Learn to publish messages to AWS SNS from a Node.js application by setting up AWS credentials, crafting a publish-only IAM policy, installing the AWS SDK, and publishing to a topic.
As you all know Amazon Web Services is one of the heavily used cloud platforms and it is really important to understand the key services and most heavily used services in AWS, one such service is Simple Notification Service. This service is pretty much tied to every AWS service like for example Autoscaling, cloudwatch, sqs and many more and it adds a great value to the AWS Services. Not only in AWS Ecosystem, SNS can be leveraged outside the AWS Ecosystem by using the aws creds. This allows may use cases like sending exception messages from application or sending critical information which helps you maintain your applications in a better way. With these broad use cases it is really important to understand SNS in and out to be able to better put to use. SNS Offers a lot of value to both the Developers as well as Administrators.
This course covers a lot of hands on labs to get you an in depth understanding of AWS SNS and you do not require any prior knowledge of using AWS.
By the end of the course students can take away a complete understanding of SNS as well as develops a lot of ideas to leverage SNS in their applications or administrative practices.
I really hope that you will join the course and benefit from it.