
Deploy a web app with the Amplify console by connecting a GitHub repo, authorizing access, selecting the master branch, and watching builds, deploys, and live updates.
Create an Elastic Beanstalk application, enable high availability with a MySQL database, deploy code, initialize the database, and verify data persistence and health.
Launch a LightSail demo to deploy a lamp stack on Linux using the lamp blueprint, clone from Git, configure Apache and MySQL, and access the app via the public IP.
Expose how an IAM role uses policies to restrict to read-only DynamoDB actions on a specific table, illustrating least-privilege and preventing cross-table data access.
Build and configure a Flutter water tracker app using AWS Amplify, add authentication with Cognito, and push cloud resources with Amplify push, linking onboarding and sign-up flows to the console.
Build and deploy Java applications on AWS using CodeDeploy pipelines, deployment groups, S3 artifacts, and blue-green production deployments with manual approval.
Set up an upstream 2.0 application streaming environment using image builder to install applications like Notepad++ and Blender, then create fleets and stacks to stream those apps to end users.
Set up an amazon connect virtual contact center, configure inbound and outbound telephony, add agents, assign routing and security profiles, and test a sample contact flow.
Provision Amazon Workspaces desktop environments, assign users from a directory service, configure bundles and encryption, and enable auto stop or always on to access the cloud Windows desktop.
Explore an AWS backup demo that demonstrates creating a backup plan, securing a vault, and performing on-demand backups and restores for an EFS file system.
Build and test an Amazon Pinpoint journey to greet new members, verify email delivery, segment users, craft and reuse templates, and automate a reminder email after open.
Learn to create an Amazon Neptune cluster, add a read replica across availability zones, enable encryption and CloudWatch audit logs, and monitor replication latency in the AWS console.
Leverage real-time transcription with punctuation and English-to-Chinese translation to empower agents. Use speech analytics, sentiment, and keyword spotting to guide next-best actions within Amazon Connect, with data and Kobana visuals.
Explore a console view with call summary, sentiment distribution, and participation, plus a full transcript and speaker colors, enabling supervisors to jump to the relevant core recording and save time.
Set up content flow on the Amazon Kinect console, including a welcome prompt and agent transfer. Enable real-time and post-call analytics and create escalation and cancellation rules to monitor calls.
Analyze real-time notifications and sentiment categories from transcripts to empower supervisors to assist agents, share knowledge base resources, and transfer calls to resolve customer issues.
Explore how a ride assistance service uses agent connections, knowledge base article suggestions, and pre-built connectors to access repositories and improve search with Salesforce and ServiceNow.
Explore document processing with Textract and Comprehend to extract form data, classify content, and map key values from a rental application form, a payslip, and a bank statement.
AWS Platforms and Services Overview
1. Compute Services
EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud): Virtual machines with OS-level control; scalable cloud servers.
Light Sail: Simplified cloud hosting with automatic deployment of compute, storage, and networking.
Elastic Beanstalk: Automated deployment & provisioning for scalable applications.
EKS (Elastic Kubernetes Service): Managed Kubernetes clusters on AWS.
AWS Lambda: Serverless compute; pay only for function execution time.
2. Migration Services
DMS (Database Migration Service): Migrate databases (e.g., Oracle to MySQL) to AWS.
SMS (Server Migration Service): Migrate on-premises servers to AWS.
Snowball: Physical device for large data transfer to/from AWS.
3. Storage Services
Amazon Glacier: Low-cost archival and backup storage.
Amazon EBS (Elastic Block Store): Block-level storage for EC2 instances.
AWS Storage Gateway: Connects on-premises apps with cloud storage.
4. Security Services
IAM (Identity and Access Management): User and permissions management.
Inspector: Security vulnerability assessments on virtual machines.
Certificate Manager: Free SSL certificates for domains.
WAF (Web Application Firewall): Protects web apps from attacks like SQL injection.
Cloud Directory: Create cloud-native hierarchical data directories.
KMS (Key Management Service): Manage encryption keys securely.
Organizations: Manage multiple AWS accounts centrally.
Shield: Managed DDoS protection.
Macie: Data visibility and sensitive content classification.
GuardDuty: Threat detection service.
5. Database Services
Amazon RDS: Managed relational databases.
Amazon DynamoDB: Fully managed NoSQL database.
Amazon ElastiCache: In-memory caching service.
Neptune: Managed graph database service.
Amazon RedShift: Data warehousing for complex analytics.
6. Analytics Services
Athena: Run SQL queries directly on S3 data.
CloudSearch: Managed search engine for websites.
ElasticSearch: Search and analytics engine with extended features.
Kinesis: Real-time streaming data analytics.
QuickSight: Business intelligence and visualization tool.
EMR (Elastic MapReduce): Big data processing with Hadoop, Spark, etc.
Data Pipeline: Data movement and transformation.
7. Management Services
CloudWatch: Monitor AWS resources and custom metrics.
CloudFormation: Infrastructure as code using templates.
CloudTrail: Logs and audits AWS API activity.
OpsWorks: Automated Chef/Puppet deployments.
Config: Monitors compliance and configuration changes.
Service Catalog: Manage approved AWS services usage.
Auto Scaling: Automatically scale resources based on demand.
Systems Manager: Centralized resource grouping and issue remediation.
8. Internet of Things (IoT)
IoT Core: Connect and manage IoT devices securely.
IoT Device Management: Large-scale device management.
IoT Analytics: Analyze IoT device data.
Amazon FreeRTOS: Real-time OS for microcontrollers connecting IoT devices.
9. Application Services
Step Functions: Visualize and coordinate microservices workflows.
SWF (Simple Workflow Service): Manage automated & human workflows.
SNS (Simple Notification Service): Send email/SMS notifications.
SQS (Simple Queue Service): Decouple apps with messaging queues.
Elastic Transcoder: Convert videos for multiple devices.
10. Deployment and Management
AWS CloudTrail: Track API calls and changes.
Amazon CloudWatch: Monitor resource and app health.
AWS CloudHSM: Hardware security modules for compliance.
11. Developer Tools
CodeStar: Project management for software development.
CodeCommit: Private Git repositories.
CodeBuild: Automated code compilation.
CodeDeploy: Automated code deployment to EC2.
CodePipeline: Continuous integration and delivery pipelines.
Cloud9: Cloud-based IDE for coding and debugging.
12. Mobile Services
Mobile Hub: Configure mobile app features.
Cognito: User sign-up and authentication with social identities.
Device Farm: Test apps on real devices.
AWS AppSync: Managed GraphQL API service with real-time sync.
13. Business Productivity
Alexa for Business: Voice-controlled organization tools.
Chime: Online meetings and video conferencing.
WorkDocs: Cloud document storage.
WorkMail: Business email service.
14. Desktop & App Streaming
WorkSpaces: Virtual desktops in the cloud.
AppStream: Stream desktop applications to browsers.
15. Artificial Intelligence
Lex: Build chatbots.
Polly: Text-to-speech service.
Rekognition: Image and video facial/object recognition.
SageMaker: Build, train, and deploy ML models.
Transcribe: Speech-to-text transcription.
Translate: Language translation service.
16. Augmented Reality & Virtual Reality
Sumerian: Build and publish interactive 3D/VR scenes on the web.
17. Customer Engagement
Amazon Connect: Cloud-based contact center.
Pinpoint: User engagement and analytics.
SES (Simple Email Service): Bulk email sending.
18. Game Development
GameLift: Host scalable game servers.
Common Applications of AWS Services
Website hosting
SaaS and application hosting
Media sharing (images/videos)
Mobile and social apps
Content delivery and media distribution
Storage, backup, and disaster recovery
Development and testing environments
Academic computing
Search engines
Social networking