
Introduction to deploying services and their configuration in production and live environments, via the discourse module, with prerequisites in Linux administration.
Explore a lab diagram for AWS services in a test environment, showing an EC2 in a default VPC, RDS, security groups, and S3 bucket with backups and internet gateway.
Launch an Amazon Linux AMI EC2 instance in the AWS console, configure VPC and security groups, enable MFA, then install Apache and PHP to serve a simple web page.
Explore how to register a domain and map it to EC2 instances using Route 53, creating hosted zones and DNS records that translate human names to IP addresses.
Learn to create an Amazon RDS database instance in the AWS console, configuring engine, instance size, VPC subnets, security groups, public accessibility, backups, and monitoring.
Learn to configure an RDS instance with endpoint connectivity, security groups, MySQL port 3306, and backups, logs, and monitoring in CloudWatch within a VPC.
Create and configure an AWS RDS database instance, set up VPC security and a security group, then connect with MySQL Workbench to explore the database schema and table data.
Launch and connect an RDS instance, obtain its endpoint, configure master username and password, create a database, and verify the connection from an EC2 instance.
Learn to create an s3 bucket in us-east-1, configure a daily rds db content backup, dump and zip the data, and copy it to s3 using a cron-driven script.
Learn how to create and schedule cron jobs to automate scripts with minimal human intervention, including setting frequencies like every four hours, and storing backup files in Amazon S3 bucket.
Learn to set up a lamp stack on an Amazon EC2 instance by updating packages, installing Apache, MySQL, and PHP, enabling and starting services, and verifying the running status.
Introduction to AWS EC2, S3, Route53 & RDS Instance Services introduces you to AWS products, services, and common solutions. It provides IT technical end users with basic fundamentals to become more proficient in identifying AWS services so that you can make informed decisions about IT solutions based on test environment.
Cloud computing provides a simple way to access servers, storage, databases and a broad set of application services over the Internet. A Cloud services platform such as Amazon Web Services (AWS), owns and maintains the network-connected hardware required for these application services, while you provision and use what you need via a web application.
AWS began offering its technology infrastructure platform in 2006. At this point, AWS has over a million active customers using AWS in every imaginable way. Its services support everything from small projects to global-scale applications.
This 1.5-hour course is deli
This course is approximately 1.5 hours long in total, and will be delivered through a mix of:
Instructor lectures
Video demonstrations
Resource material
EC2 for virtual servers
S3 for scalable object storage
Route53 for DNS and domain management
RDS for managed relational databases
Together, these insights will help participants understand and navigate essential AWS cloud components.