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More than 17 hours of video instruction on Amazon Web Services with coverage on cloud computing and available AWS services, as well as a guided hands-on look at using services such as EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud), S3 (Simple Storage Service), and more.
Amazon Web Services (AWS) LiveLessons is a unique video product designed to provide a solid foundational understanding of the Amazon Web Services (AWS) infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) products. The course covers concepts necessary to understand cloud computing platforms, distributed computing, multi-tier architectures, virtual machines, storage, databases, analytics, high availability, and much more. This course has been designed to show just how simple and cost-effective it is to achieve a superior level of high-availability, fault-tolerance, security, and reduced operational burden in your infrastructure and applications. Detailed throughout the course are a number of use cases designed to spark your imagination and exemplify well-architected solutions within the rich and varied ecosystem that is Amazon Web Services. You can also use this video as a secondary resource to help you study for the AWS Cloud Practitioner and Solutions Architect Exams.
Since the first edition of this course, AWS has added many new services to their offerings, as well as many new features to existing services. The AWS web-based management console has also seen significant updates and improvements. In this second edition, many of those new services and features are covered, and all new diagrams have been provided to more accurately represent those you will see in a real-world scenario. The new edition also includes all new demos to account for changes in the AWS management console user interface.
Learn How To
- Get started with AWS, including networking, computing, storage, managing databases, and security
- Understand cloud-computing platforms, and how AWS fits into them
- Use EC2, CloudWatch, S3 Buckets, and more
- Use IAM, VPC, NACLs, AMI, ECS, EKS, EBS, and other various tools
Lesson 1: AWS Overview
In Lesson 1, “AWS Overview,” AWS global infrastructure is discussed, and there is a review of some very foundational terms and concepts that apply to everything covered in the remainder of the course. In this lesson, AWS data centers and their locations around the world, as well as a high-level overview of the kinds of services offered, are also covered.
Lesson 2: Identity and Access Management
Lesson 2, “Identity and Access Management,” dives into how to secure your accounts and credentials, and ensure proper access to resources. This lesson discusses the Identity and Access Management service, as well as the features and options that can be leveraged to secure access to AWS environments.
Lesson 3: Networking in AWS
In Lesson 3, “Networking in AWS,” one of the most important aspects to learn and become proficient at, is discussed in detail. To a seasoned IT professional many things in AWS will be familiar, yet many things will also be new concepts or work in significantly different ways. In this lesson, creating isolated networks with Amazon Virtual Private Cloud, subnets, routing, firewalls, and more are discussed.
Lesson 4: Computing in AWS
Lesson 4, “Computing in AWS,” covers the compute options offered by Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud, serverless computing, and container-based applications. It also includes several great demos on these areas.
Lesson 5: Storage in AWS
In Lesson 5, “Storage in AWS,” the wide variety of storage options is covered, as well as review demos of creating and using services like Amazon Simple Storage Service and Amazon Elastic Block Store. There are also reviews of backups, snapshots, archiving, and more.
Lesson 6: Databases in AWS
Lesson 6, “Databases in AWS,” explores highly available traditional databases on Amazon Relational Database Service, the nosql database Amazon DynamoDB, data warehousing with Amazon Redshift, as well as services for in-memory cache and graph databases.
Lesson 7: High Availability in AWS
In Lesson 7, “High Availability in AWS,” Amazon Elastic Load Balancing and Auto Scaling are explored. There is also a discussion of concepts pertinent to achieving a superior degree of high-availability and fault-tolerance.
Lesson 8: Analytics in AWS
Lesson 8, “Analytics in AWS,” covers the exciting technologies AWS offers, such as real-time stream processing with Amazon Kinesis, big data processing with Amazon EMR, and Athena. Tools that make it easy to move and transform data between various and destinations are reviewed, as well as a use case highlighting business intelligence by making use of several various services.
Lesson 9: Management Tools
Lesson 9, “Management Tools,” reviews monitoring and log collection, user activity tracking, inventory and change tracking, and tools to help build a more secure approach to configurations management.
Lesson 10: Developer Tools
Lesson 10, “Developer Tools,” reviews several services related to coding, version control, deployments, and debugging.
Lesson 11: Mobile and Application Services
Lesson 11, “Mobile and Application Services,” explores the various tools offered by AWS along with other exciting technologies that ease the development of mobile applications.
Lesson 12: Security in AWS
In Lesson 12, “Security in AWS,” controlling access to data, encryption, and other services that can secure our environment through automation are reviewed.
Lesson 13: Cost Management and Billing Options
Lesson 13, “Cost Management and Billing Options,” reviews the cost models and highlights often-overlooked cost contributors for various services, as well as tools that can be used to understand and manage those costs.
Lesson 14: Course Wrap Up
Lesson 14, “Course Wrap Up,” provides some overarching thoughts about Amazon Web Services, and a few notes about the Solutions Architect exam.
Table of Contents
1 Amazon Web Services AWS LiveLessons 2nd Edition – Introduction
2 Learning objectives
3 1.1 What is “Cloud Computing”
4 1.2 Regions
5 1.3 Availability Zones
6 1.4 Edge Locations
7 1.5 Scope of Services
8 Learning objectives
9 2.1 Introduction to Identity and Access Management (IAM)
10 2.2 Demo – Creating a User and Group
11 2.3 Authorization via Policies
12 2.4 Demo – Creating and Attaching Policies
13 2.5 Demo – Managing Access Keys
14 2.6 Understanding Roles
15 2.7 Roles for EC2
16 2.8 Roles for Cross-Account Access
17 2.9 Demo – Creating Roles
18 2.10 Federated Users
19 2.11 Demo – Managing an MFA Device
20 2.12 First Steps and Best Practices
21 Learning objectives
22 3.1 Introduction to Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (VPC)
23 3.2 Demo – Creating a VPC and Subnets
24 3.3 Routing
25 3.4 Public, Private, and Hybrid Subnets
26 3.5 Demo – Configuring Routing to the Internet
27 3.6 Network Access Control Lists (NACLs)
28 3.7 Demo – Creating and Applying a NACL
29 3.8 Security Groups
30 3.9 Demo – Creating a Security Group
31 3.10 VPC Peering
32 3.11 VPC Peering Scenarios
33 3.12 Demo – Peering Two VPCs
34 3.13 VPN Access
35 3.14 AWS Direct Connect
36 Learning objectives
37 4.1 Introduction to Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2)
38 4.2 Amazon Machine Image (AMI)
39 4.3 Key Pairs
40 4.4 Demo – Launching a Linux Instance
41 4.5 Instance Metadata Service
42 4.6 Demo – Querying Instance Metadata Service
43 4.7 Bootstrapping with User Data
44 4.8 Demo – Launching a Windows Instance
45 4.9 Demo – Stopping and Terminating Instances
46 4.10 Single vs. Multi-Tenant Instances
47 4.11 Amazon EC2 Billing Options
48 4.12 Introduction to AWS Lambda
49 4.13 Demo – Hello World in AWS Lambda
50 4.14 Use Case – Image Processing with AWS Lambda
51 4.15 Introduction to Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)
52 4.16 Introduction to Amazon ECS for Kubernetes (EKS)
53 4.17 Use Case – Running Container-Based Microservices
54 4.18 VMware Cloud on AWS
55 Learning objectives
56 5.1 Overview of AWS Storage Options
57 5.2 Object vs. Block Storage
58 5.3 Introduction to Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3)
59 5.4 Demo – Creating Buckets and Objects
60 5.5 Bucket Security with Resource Policies and ACLS
61 5.6 Demo – Creating a Bucket Policy for Public Read Access
62 5.7 Introduction to Amazon Glacier
63 5.8 Storage Class Management with Lifecycle Rules
64 5.9 Demo – Adding Lifecycle Rules
65 5.10 Instance Store Volumes
66 5.11 Introduction to Amazon Elastic Block Store (EBS)
67 5.12 Amazon EBS Volume Types and Performance
68 5.13 Demo – Creating an EBS Volume
69 5.14 Demo – Mounting an EBS Volume on Linux
70 5.15 Demo – Mounting an EBS Volume on Windows
71 5.16 Amazon EBS Snapshots
72 5.17 Demo – Creating a Snapshot
73 5.18 Introduction to Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)
74 5.19 Server-Side Encryption
75 5.20 AWS Snowball
76 Learning objectives
77 6.1 Overview of AWS Database Options
78 6.2 Introduction to Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS)
79 6.3 Data Durability with Amazon RDS
80 6.4 Demo – Launch an Amazon RDS Instance
81 6.5 Amazon Aurora
82 6.6 Amazon Aurora Serverless
83 6.7 Introduction to Amazon DynamoDB
84 6.8 Demo – Creating an Amazon DynamoDB Table
85 6.9 Demo – Scan and Query Operations
86 6.10 Introduction to Amazon ElastiCache
87 6.11 Introduction to Amazon Redshift
88 6.12 Introduction to Amazon Neptune
89 6.13 Use Case – Databases for E-commerce
90 Learning objectives
91 7.1 Introduction to Elastic Load Balancing
92 7.2 Application Load Balancers
93 7.3 Network Load Balancers
94 7.4 SSL Certificates
95 7.5 Demo – Creating an Elastic Load Balancer (ELB)
96 7.6 Introduction to Auto Scaling
97 7.7 Demand-Based Scaling
98 7.8 Demo – Creating an Auto Scaling Group
99 7.9 Introduction to Amazon CloudFront
100 7.10 Introduction to Amazon API Gateway
101 7.11 Use Case – Highly-Available Web Applications
102 Learning objectives
103 8.1 Streaming Data with Amazon Kinesis–Part 1
104 8.2 Streaming Data with Amazon Kinesis–Part 2
105 8.3 Big Data with Amazon EMR
106 8.4 AWS Data Pipeline
107 8.5 Introduction to Amazon Athena
108 8.6 Introduction to Amazon Elasticsearch Service
109 8.7 Use Case – Analytics for Subscription Video On Demand Service
110 Learning objectives
111 9.1 Monitoring with Amazon CloudWatch
112 9.2 Log Collection with Amazon CloudWatch Logs
113 9.3 User Activity Tracking with AWS CloudTrail
114 9.4 Automation with AWS CloudFormation
115 9.5 Demo – Creating Resources with AWS CloudFormation
116 9.6 Inventory and Change Tracking with AWS Config
117 9.7 Introduction to AWS Systems Manager
118 9.8 Optimizing Usage with AWS Trusted Advisor
119 Learning objectives
120 10.1 Writing Code with AWS Cloud9
121 10.2 Source Control with AWS CodeCommit
122 10.3 Demo – Working with AWS CodeCommit
123 10.4 CI_CD with AWS CodePipeline
124 10.5 Serverless Builds with AWS CodeBuild
125 10.6 Deployments with AWS CodeDeploy
126 10.7 Debugging with AWS X-Ray
127 10.8 Use Case – Continuous Integration and Delivery Pipelines
128 Learning objectives
129 11.1 Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)
130 11.2 Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)
131 11.3 Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)
132 11.4 Amazon Cognito
133 11.5 Amazon Pinpoint
134 Learning objectives
135 12.1 AWS Organizations
136 12.2 AWS WAF (Web Application Firewall)
137 12.3 AWS Key Management Service (KMS)
138 12.4 AWS Shield
139 12.5 Other Security Services
140 Learning objectives
141 13.1 Understanding Compute Costs
142 13.2 Understanding Storage Costs
143 13.3 Cost Optimization Tools
144 Learning objectives
145 14.1 The Well-Architected Framework
146 14.2 Best Practices
147 Summary
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