
Learn to use Boto3, the AWS SDK for Python, to write code that interacts with EC2, S3, and RDS through practical use cases.
Install Python and verify existing versions, then download the latest from python.org if needed, ensuring Boto3 can run with a compatible Python version.
Install PyCharm IDE, download the community version from JetBrains for Mac OS, verify the DMG, and drag PyCharm to the Applications folder to begin writing Python and running boto3 applications.
Set up a new PyCharm IDE project by naming it and selecting a Python interpreter version greater than 3.7 for Boto3 compatibility, then click next to initialize the project.
Install boto3 using pip and wait a few minutes for the installation to complete. Verify the setup by running pip show boto3 to view the installed version.
Create an IAM user and generate a secret key to access AWS services via boto3. Attach Administrator Access and review the user details in the IAM dashboard.
Create an IAM user's access key and enable programmatic access via AWS CLI. Learn tagging, downloading the CSV, and best practices like rotation and least-privilege access.
Install and configure the aws command line interface to manage multiple aws services from the terminal, enabling Boto3 to interact with ec2 and s3.
Create a DynamoDB table with Boto3 by configuring a composite primary key (username as hash, last name as range) and setting read and write capacity units in us east one.
Use Boto3 to create a DynamoDB resource and put an item into users table, specifying item fields username, first name, last name, and age, and set the region to us-east-1.
Learn to retrieve a DynamoDB item with Boto3 by specifying a table key (username and last name), configuring region, and printing the fetched item.
Update an item in DynamoDB with Boto3 by creating a DynamoDB service resource with the region, selecting the user table, and applying a set update expression for age.
Learn to query DynamoDB with boto3 by using a table's query method and a key condition expression on username to fetch Ant-Man's user data.
Learn to delete a DynamoDB item with Boto3 by creating a DynamoDB service resource, specifying the region, and calling delete_item with the item's primary key, demonstrated by removing Iron Man.
Create an amazon machine image (ami) and a launch template for EC2, exploring ami options, free tier choices, and how boto3 launches instances.
Launch an ec2 instance using boto3 by creating an ec2 client in a region and calling run_instances with image id, min count, max count, and instance type.
Learn to describe EC2 instances with boto3, using describe_instances to fetch details such as image id, instance type, status, launch time, and monitoring status.
Create an S3 bucket with boto3 by implementing a create_bucket method that uses an S3 client, region handling (including default region), location constraint, and logging for errors.
Welcome to the Boto3 SDK course to interact with AWS services on Udemy!
In this course, you'll learn how to use the Boto3 SDK to interact with various AWS services, including Amazon S3, EC2, Lambda, and more. Boto3 is a powerful Python library that allows you to build, configure, and manage AWS services programmatically, making it an essential tool for anyone working with cloud-based applications.
Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, this course will teach you everything you need to know to get started with Boto3. You'll learn how to set up your AWS environment, work with the Boto3 API, and integrate Boto3 with your Python applications.
Boto3 is the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Software Development Kit (SDK) for Python, which allows Python developers to write software that makes use of services like Amazon S3 and Amazon EC2. This course will help you get started with Boto3 by explaining the basics and demonstrating how to use it through several use cases. The course include step by step examples.
In this course, you will learn the basics of Boto3. The course cover the following:
Install Python
Instal and setup PyCharm IDE
Install Boto3, AWS SDK for python
Creating an IAM user and configuring your system using Amazon CLI
Learn to code to interact with Amazon DynamoDB using Boto3
Learn how to create a table in DynamoDB using Boto3
Learn how to add an item into a table in DynamoDB using Boto3
Learn how to update an item in DynamoDB using Boto3
Learn how to query a table in DynamoDB using Boto3
Learn how to delete a table in DynamoDB using Boto3
Learn to code to interact with Amazon EC2 instance using Boto3
Learn how to create an Amazon machine image (AMI)
Learn how to create an Amazon EC2 instance using Boto3
Learn how to describe EC2 instances using Boto3
Learn how to write code that interacts with Amazon s3 using AWS SDK for Python (Boto3)