From the course: AWS Essential Training for Developers
What is the best way to use AWS? - Amazon Web Services (AWS) Tutorial
From the course: AWS Essential Training for Developers
What is the best way to use AWS?
- Amazon Web Services has a lot of pieces to it and it can be hard to figure out just where to get started. Think of your AWS account like a starship. It could be lean and fast like Millennium Falcon, and it only uses a few AWS services and can easily be run by one to two people. Or your AWS account might be like the Starship Enterprise with many different decks and hundreds of rooms tying together a multitude of AWS services while being commanded by several engineering, science and security teams. My name is JV and I've been coding on web applications and running servers for over 20 years now. So hop on board while we explore the different decks and rooms of our AWS Starship and learn the basics of how to keep our Starship running at light speed. Engage.
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Creating an EC2 instance2m 29s
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Choosing the right EC2 instance type5m 26s
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Creating a key pair3m 31s
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Setting up a web server5m 36s
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Stopping and starting vs. rebooting instances2m 28s
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Right-sizing with EC2 autoscaling2m 24s
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Creating backups with an AMI Snapshot4m 41s
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Saving money in EC23m 18s
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Challenge: Restore an EC2 instance25s
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Solution: Restore an EC2 instance2m 14s
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Using security groups as firewalls2m 21s
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Editing security groups6m 34s
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Virtual Private Cloud (VPC)4m 1s
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Public and private subnets2m 23s
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Internet and NAT gateways4m 36s
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Static addresses with Elastic IPs4m 56s
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Using VPNs to access private subnets3m 23s
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Scaling with Elastic Load Balancer (ELB)2m 46s
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Creating an Application Load Balancer (ALB)7m 9s
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Pointing a domain to your EC2s with Route 536m 57s
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Challenge: Add a server to your load balancer26s
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Solution: Add a server to your load balancer2m 39s
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Hard drives with Elastic Block Store (EBS)4m 58s
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Storing passwords with Secrets Manager3m 26s
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NAS with Elastic File System (EFS)3m 18s
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Web storage with Simple Storage Service (S3)2m 53s
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Uploading a file to S3 from the AWS CLI9m 10s
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IAM roles for EC23m 53s
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Using the SDK to create a file within S33m 7s
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Putting together all of the IAM resources3m 49s
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Long-term storage with S3 Glacier4m 2s
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Serving content faster with CloudFront5m 45s
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What is database as a service (DBaaS)?3m 46s
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Relational Database Service (RDS)4m 40s
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Create an Aurora database7m 52s
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NoSQL databases1m 54s
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In-memory caches1m 24s
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Big data databases3m 30s
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Data Analytics in AWS2m 31s
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Challenge: Aurora1m 27s
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Solution: Aurora2m 17s
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Hosting web apps with Elastic Beanstalk1m 32s
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Running containers on AWS5m 20s
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Using Kubernetes with AWS2m 26s
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Serverless functions with Lambda1m 42s
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Create a Lambda function3m 40s
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Challenge: Lambda function49s
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Solution: Lambda function3m 14s
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What is DevOps?2m 25s
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Continuous integration and deployment (CI/CD)2m 38s
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Developer tools within AWS1m 6s
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Infrastructure as Code with AWS4m 37s
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Monitoring with CloudWatch3m 23s
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Log monitoring with AWS1m 51s
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DevOps using Machine Learning1m 56s
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Challenge: Cloudwatch41s
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Solution: Cloudwatch1m 32s
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