AWS DynamoDb, S3, SNS, SQS ,Beanstalk with Java

Name: AWS DynamoDb, S3, SNS, SQS ,Beanstalk with Java
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Integrate AWS -DynamoDb, S3, SNS, SQS ,Beanstalk, CodePipeLine with Spring Boot and Java.

Created byJunaid Pasha

Last updated 1/2021

English

What you'll learn

AWS DynamoDB, AWS S3 , AWS SNS , Aws SQS , AWS CodePipeline , AWS CodeBuild , AWS ElasticBeanStalk

Course content

7 sections • 35 lectures • 3h 7m total length

Introduction to the course5:21
Access to source Code0:18

Introduction3:18
Introduction of AmazonDynamoDB.
* Usage
* Advantages
Integration Spring Boot with DynamoDB3:14
At the end of this class, you will be able to integrate the Spring Boot application with AmazonDynamoDB.
We will set up a Maven Project and Load all dependencies.
Creating a sample JSON DB in AWS console5:33
At the end of this class, You will be able to set up a sample JSON Database in the AWS console.
You will also load be able to insert sample Tables in Database
Setting Up Access to DynamodDB and Creating Crud Repository6:21
At the end of this class, we should be able
At the end of this class, You will be able to Integrate Date Repository that uses the DynamoDB Bean
Integrate DynamoDB with the DAO Layer of our spring Boot application
Setup a Spring Boot Controller to Integrate with AWS ,Retrieve a DynamoDB Record14:40
In this Lecture we will setup the RestFul Controller to integrate with AWS DynamoDb
Create JAVA Objects that Map to the DynamoDB4:44
In this class, we will create JAVA DTO Classes and Map them to the Database.
We will also learn how to Map different columns and their Datatypes inside the Database with different fields inside the Java Object.
Inserting Records into DynamoDB using PutItem11:22
At the end of this class, You will be able to use the DynamoDB Java Functionality to insert records in the Database.
You will also be able to Integrate DynamoDB with the DAO Layer of our spring Boot application
Inserting Records into DynamoDB using Dynamomapper4:23
Introduction to Amazon DynamoMapper
Example usage of mapping Java classes directly to DynamoDB

Introduction to Amazon Elastic BeanStalk1:29
Setting up Server through Console4:11
In this Lecture, we will explore the Elastic Bean Stalk console
We will also be setting up instances using the console.
We will also explore the inbuilt logging functionality offered by Elastic BeanStalk.
Deploy Application to Elastic BeanStalk and Explore BeanStalk CLI7:31
In this Lecture, We will explore the AWS Bean Stalk CLI.
We will set up our Spring Boot Application and generate a WAR file.
We will also look at how to deploy the application using the CLI.

Setting up Java Amazon SQS3:33
In this lecture, we will setup Code to integrate with Amazon SQS
Creating a Queue from the console2:19
In this lecture , We will explore how to create a Queue from the management console
Sending a Message in Synchronous format5:31
In this lecture, We will explore how to send messages in a synchronous way.
Sending a Message in ASynchronous format2:34
In this lecture, We will explore how to send messages in an Asynchronous way.
Integrating JMS into Amazon SQS and Posting Message on Queue7:52
In this lecture, We will explore how to post messages using JMS.
Consuming messages through JMS in Synchronous way4:53
In this lecture, We will explore how to consuming messages using JMS in a synchronous way.
Consuming messages through JMS in ASynchronous way5:26
In this lecture, We will explore how to consuming messages using JMS in a Asynchronous way.

Introduction to Amazon SNS1:45
Introduction to Amazon SNS
Creating Topic through Console and Code7:17
At the end of this class, you will be able to
Create Topics through the console
Create Topics through the Java application
Publishing Messages to the Topic3:44
At the end of this class, you will be able to
Successfully Publish Messages to the Topic.
Creating Subscription through Console1:53
At the end of this class, you will be able to
Create a Subscription through the console
Create a Subscription through the Java application
Creating Subscription through Application Code3:35
At the end of this class, you will be able to
Create a Subscription through the console
Create a Subscription through the Java application
Working with Larger Payloads and publishing Payload to the Topic18:22
At the end of this class, you will be able to
Integrate S3, SQS, and SNS together.
Learn how to publish and consume larger payloads

Requirements

Prior Knowledge of Java.

Description

Welcome to the Learn AWS - DynamoDb, S3, SNS, SQS, Recognition, Beanstalk Class.

Complete AWS Modules integration with Spring Boot and Java class.

In this class, you will be learning the following concepts through practical implementations.

Setting up your AWS management console.
How to register for various AWS Services.
How to Set up AmazonDynamoDB.
- Integrate AmazonDynamoDB with the application
  through code.
- create
- Insert
- Delete
- Query Records through Code.
- working with DynamoMapper
How to Set up AmazonS3.
- Integrate AmazonS3 with the application through
  code.
- create Buckets
- Insert Objects in Buckets.
- Delete Buckets
- Emptying Buckets
- Hosting Static Websites
How to Set up AmazonSQS
- Integrate AmazonSQS with the application through
  code.
- Creation of Queues
- Publish Messages to Queues.
- How to use JMS to send Synchronous messages
- How to use JMS to send Synchronous messages
- How to use JMS to consume Synchronous messages
- How to use JMS to consume ASynchronous messages
How to Set up AmazonSNS.
- Integrate AmazonSNS with the application through
  code.
- create Topics
- Publish Messages to Topics.
- Create Subscriptions to Topic.
- Working with Larger Payloads

How to Set up Amazon ElasticBeanStalk.
- Working with BeanStalk CLI.
- create Topics
- How to initialize your instances and setup Servers.
- How to deploy the Spring Boot Application through CLI.

How to Set Up Amazon CodePipeline
- Integrate Amazon CodePipeline with Amazon CodeBuild
- Integrate Amazon CodeBuild with GitHub.
- Integrate Amazon CodePipeline with ElasticBean Stalk.
- Deploy Spring Boot Application through CodePipeline to BeanStalk Instances

Who this course is for:

Beginner AWS-Java developers , Professional AWS-Java developers, AWS Cloud Architects

AWS DynamoDb, S3, SNS, SQS ,Beanstalk with Java

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Course content

Introduction to the Course2 lectures • 6min

Working with Amazon DynamoDB8 lectures • 54min

Working with Amazon Elastic BeanStalk3 lectures • 13min

AWS code Pipeline and AWS Code Build1 lecture • 12min

Working with Amazon SQS7 lectures • 32min

Working with AWS S38 lectures • 35min

Working with Amazon SNS6 lectures • 37min

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