
This chapter gives an introduction to Cloud Computing
This chapter gives an introduction to Amazon Web Services
This chapter lets you know on what core aspects are needed from a knowledge perspective
This chapter gives an Introduction to AWS Global Infrastructure
This chapter explains how to create an AWS Free Account
This chapter gives an Introduction on the Amazon Virtual Private Cloud
This chapter gives an Introduction on Elastic Compute Cloud
This chapter gives a demo on Elastic Compute Cloud
This chapter gives an Introduction on Simple storage service
This chapter gives a demo on Simple storage service
Learn to host a static website on AWS S3 by creating a bucket, enabling static website hosting, uploading content publicly, and mapping a custom domain with Route 53.
Use the relational database service to spin up databases quickly, with automated installation and backups, and configure storage and server capacity for engines like Oracle, SQL Server, and MySQL.
Learn how AWS serverless architecture lets you deploy code without managing servers, using fully managed services like DynamoDB, S3, and Lambda to host scalable applications.
Compare sql databases with nosql models and discover how DynamoDB provides a fully managed, schema-less document store with items and attributes and on-demand scaling.
Explore how DynamoDB uses tables, items, and attributes with a partition key and optional sort key to form a composite primary key.
Discover how AWS Lambda provides a fully managed compute service that runs code, scales on demand, and patches automatically, with languages like Java, C#, and Go.
Explore elastic beanstalks service, Opsware service, and cloud permission service to understand how automation provisions environments, manages application stacks, and enables infrastructure as code.
AWS Elastic Beanstalk provisions web environments automatically, handles app deployment and scalability with a load balancer and Route 53 DNS, letting developers focus on code.
Create an Elastic Beanstalk application and environments (development, staging, production) for a Java Tomcat app. Configure instance types, load balancing, deployment monitoring, and use environment swap for seamless production releases.
Learn how AWS CloudFormation automates infrastructure provisioning by defining templates that describe resources like EC2 instances in a VPC subnet. Create templates with image id to deploy resources automatically.
Learn how to design and validate CloudFormation templates, deploy resources with a stack, and monitor events in a region to automate infrastructure provisioning.
Launches a collaboration site on an EC2 instance connected to an AWS relational database service, and delivers content worldwide via CloudFront with a GoDaddy domain and Route 53 alias record.
cloud computing serves multiple roles beyond developers, including system admins, network admins, and consultants, with diverse certifications; monitor usage and costs and consider hybrid on-premise and cloud solutions.
This chapter looks at what you can do next
This chapter looks at AWS Certifications
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This course is designed to give an Introduction to students on the Amazon web services. In this course you will learn in brief on the following
Cloud Computing
The AWS Cloud
The Virtual Private Cloud
The Elastic Compute Cloud service
The Simple Storage Service
DynamoDB
The Lambda Compute Service
The Elastic Beanstalk Service
The Opswork service
Cloudformation
The Cloud is here to stay. It's important for every IT professional to understand cloud computing