What is Cloud Computing with AWS?
Amazon Web Services (AWS) is the global leader in cloud computing, offering a wide range of services that enable businesses and developers to build and scale applications efficiently. With over 200 services available, AWS is the go-to platform for organizations seeking to innovate faster, reduce costs, and increase agility. From startups to large enterprises, AWS provides the infrastructure to meet the needs of virtually every industry and application.
Why AWS?
AWS offers unparalleled functionality compared to other cloud platforms, including computing, storage, databases, machine learning, artificial intelligence, and more. The variety and depth of AWS services make it easy to migrate existing applications and create new ones from scratch, all while optimizing performance and costs.
Moreover, AWS has the largest and most active community of customers and partners worldwide, supporting developers with a wealth of resources, tools, and integration options. Whether you’re building simple applications or complex, mission-critical systems, AWS provides the scalability, security, and flexibility needed to meet your needs.
Security & Compliance
AWS is designed with security in mind, meeting the most stringent requirements for industries like finance, healthcare, and government. With a broad array of security tools and compliance certifications, AWS ensures your data is safe, encrypted, and compliant with international standards.
About the Course
This course is your entry point into the world of cloud development using AWS. Designed to equip you with the skills needed to develop, deploy, and manage applications in the cloud, this course covers everything from fundamental cloud concepts to advanced AWS-specific services. We focus on practical, real-world skills to ensure you are ready to work in the cloud and can confidently work with cloud-neutral technologies such as microservices, containers, and serverless architectures.
We understand that certifications alone are not enough without hands-on experience. That’s why this course combines theoretical learning with practical exercises to help you master cloud development using AWS.
Course Highlights:
- Cloud-Neutral Skills: Learn the concepts of serverless computing, microservices, containerization, and orchestration to be ready for any cloud platform.
- Real-World Applications: Gain practical experience with AWS services and cloud architecture, preparing you for the future of cloud computing.
- AWS Developer Focus: Get hands-on experience with AWS tools and technologies, positioning you as a proficient AWS Developer.
This Course is for You If:
- You’re eager to start your journey into cloud development with AWS.
- You want to transition into an AWS Developer role.
- You already have basic programming skills and want to dive deeper into cloud development.
- You aim to be cloud-ready and acquire valuable, future-proof skills in the ever-evolving tech world.
If you’re ready to take the next step in your tech career and embrace the future of cloud computing, this course is for you!
Curriculum
- 8 Sections
- 61 Lessons
- 20 Weeks
- Getting Started with AWS Developer Associate2
- Getting Started - Cloud and AWS - Regions and AZs5
- Getting Started - EC212
- 3.1Section Overview – EC2
- 3.2Exploring EC2 Fundamentals
- 3.3Creating your first EC2 instance
- 3.4Understanding EC2 instance type and SSH with Instance Connect
- 3.5Installing HTTP Webserver on EC2
- 3.6Playing with EC2 Instance Metadata Service and Dynamic Data
- 3.7Exposing EC2 dynamic data details on HTTP Web Server
- 3.8JSON Viewer Plugin
- 3.9Playing with EC2 Security Groups
- 3.10Understanding EC2 Public and Private IP Addresses
- 3.11Understanding Elastic IP Addresses
- 3.12Simplify EC2 HTTP server setup
- Monitor Billing on the Cloud2
- Getting Started - AWS Elastic Load Balancing19
- 5.1Getting started with Load Balancing – AWS Elastic Load Balancing
- 5.2Understanding HTTP, HTTPS, UDP and TCP Protocols
- 5.3Exploring Types of AWS Elastic Load Balancers
- 5.4AWS Elastic Load Balancing – Getting started with Classic Load Balancer
- 5.5Exploring Classic Load Balancer Further
- 5.6AWS Elastic Load Balancing – Getting started with Application Load Balancer
- 5.7Exploring Application Load Balancer Further
- 5.8Understand AWS Elastic Load Balancing Listeners
- 5.9Exploring Application Load Balancer Target Groups
- 5.10Using Multiple Target Groups for Microservices Architectures
- 5.11Exploring Listener Rules in ALB
- 5.12Getting started with Auto Scaling Groups
- 5.13Creating Your First Auto Scaling Group
- 5.14Playing with Auto Scaling Group
- 5.15Understanding Auto Scaling Components and Dynamic Scaling Policies
- 5.16Exploring Auto Scaling Policies – Dynamic Scaling
- 5.17Exploring Auto Scaling Scenarios
- 5.18Getting Started with a Network Load Balancer
- 5.19Creating a Network Load Balancer
- Serverless with AWS Lambda8
- 6.1Introduction to Serverless
- 6.2Getting started with AWS Lambda
- 6.3Creating Your First Serverless Function with AWS Lambda
- 6.4Understanding Your First Serverless Function – AWS Lambda Event and Response
- 6.5Playing with Your First Serverless Function – AWS Lambda Context
- 6.6Playing with Your First Serverless Function – AWS Lambda Basic Settings
- 6.7Monitoring your AWS Lambda Serverless Functions – CloudWatch and XRay
- 6.8Versioning your AWS Lambda Serverless Functions – Versions and Alias
- AWS API Gateway8
- 7.1Getting started with AWS API Gateway
- 7.2Getting started with AWS API Gateway – API Types – HTTP, REST and WebSockets
- 7.3Creating Your First AWS API Gateway – REST API
- 7.4Understanding the Basics of Handling Request with AWS REST API Gateway
- 7.5Playing with AWS REST API Gateway – Customizing Mock Response and Headers
- 7.6Integrating AWS REST API Gateway with Lambda Integration
- 7.7Playing with API Gateway – Using Mapping Template to map Request Headers and Params
- 7.8Playing with API Gateway – Creating POST Method
- Exporing API Gateway5