Overview

This course starts with a quick introduction to AWS and the prerequisites to get you started. It gives you a fair understanding of core AWS services and the basic architecture. Next, you get familiar with Identity and Access Management (IAM) along with Virtual Private Cloud (VPC). Moving ahead, you will learn about Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) and handling application traffic with Elastic Load Balancing (ELB). We will also talk about Monitoring with CloudWatch, Simple Storage Service (S3), Glacier and CloudFront, along with other AWS storage options. Next, we will take you through AWS DynamoDB - A NoSQLDatabase Service, Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS), and have an overview of CloudFormation. Finally, you will understand Elastic Beanstalk and go through an overview of AWS lambda.At the end of this course, we will cover enough topics, tips, and tricks along with mock tests for you to be able to pass the AWS Certified Developer - Associate exam and deploy as well as manage your applications on the AWS platform. With the rapid adaptation of the cloud platform, the need for cloud certifications has also increased. This is your one-stop solution and will help you transform from zero to certified. This course will help you gain technical expertise in the AWS platform and help you start working with various AWS services.What this Course coversChapter 9: Other AWS Storage Options, touches upon AWS Storage Gateway, which is anetwork appliance or a server residing on a customer premises. It provides an overview ofAWS Snowball, which is a service that accelerates transferring large amounts of data intoand out of AWS using physical storage appliances. It also provides a basic understanding ofAWS Snowmobile, which is an Exabyte-scale data transfer service used to move extremelylarge amounts of data to and from AWS.Chapter 10: AWS Relation Database Services, provides an understanding of AWS RelationDatabase Services (RDS). It explains different types of engine supported by AWS RDS andhow to efficiently and effectively create and manage RDS instances on AWS cloud.Chapter 11: AWS DynamoDB - A NoSQL Database Service, describes various components ofDynamoDB with the best practices to manage it.Chapter 12: Amazon Simple Queue Service, provides an understanding of what SQS is andhow to create and manage it with relevant examples.Chapter 13: Simple Notification Service, talks about fully managed messaging service thatcan be used to send messages, alarms, and notifications from various AWS services such asAmazon RDS, CloudWatch, and S3 to other AWS services such as SQS and Lambda.Chapter 14: Simple Workflow Service, provides a basic understanding of SWF, its variouscomponents, and how to use them.Chapter 15: AWS CloudFormation, provides an overview of the AWS CloudFormationservice. CloudFormation templates provide a simpler and efficient way to manage yourresources on AWS cloud.Chapter 16: Elastic Beanstalk, gives an introduction to Elastic Beanstalk and describes howto create and manage applications using the service.Chapter 17: Overview of AWS Lambda, provides an overview of Lambda and describes howit runs code in response to events and how it automatically manages the compute resourcesrequired by that code.

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