AWS Developer: Designing and Developing
Amazon Web Services (AWS) is the largest cloud provider in the world. This course will teach you how to use the AWS SDK to design and develop applications with AWS.
What you'll learn
Developing high-performance web applications in the real world requires the use of a cloud provider, and Amazon Web Services is widely recognized as the leader in cloud technology. In this course, AWS Developer: Designing and Developing, you will learn how to design and develop applications that utilize many of the services in AWS. First, you will discover how to use the AWS SDK to programmatically work with AWS. Next, you will delve into creating EC2 instances and querying DynamoDB tables. Finally, you will explore how to send messages to SQS queues. When you're finished with this course, you will be well-versed in how to design and develop applications with AWS.
Table of contents
- Introduction 2m
- EC2, AMI, and the AWS Marketplace 4m
- EC2 Instance Classes 3m
- The AWS REST API 4m
- Creating an EC2 Security Group 12m
- Creating an EC2 Key Pair 2m
- Creating an EC2 Instance 8m
- Managing EC2 Instances 8m
- Launching an EC2 Instance from the AWS Marketplace 6m
- Creating an Amazon Machine Image (AMI) 5m
- Limits with EC2 and AMI 2m
- Conclusion 1m
- Introduction 1m
- How DynamoDB Throughput Capacity Works 6m
- DynamoDB Keys and Secondary Indexes 3m
- Creating a DynamoDB Table 4m
- Populating a DynamoDB Table 4m
- Querying a DynamoDB Table 6m
- Creating a Database in RDS 6m
- Creating an ElastiCache Cluster 6m
- Limits with DynamoDB, RDS, and ElastiCache 2m
- Conclusion 1m
- Introduction 1m
- Route 53 Routing Policies 3m
- Creating a Hosted Zone in Route 53 3m
- Creating a Record Set in Route 53 6m
- What Is API Gateway? 1m
- Creating an API and Resource in API Gateway 7m
- Creating a Method in API Gateway 4m
- Creating a Proxy Resource in API Gateway 6m
- Deploying an API in API Gateway 4m
- Limits with Route 53 and API Gateway 2m
- Conclusion 1m
- Introduction 1m
- Understanding SQS Polling and the Message Lifecycle 3m
- Creating an SQS Queue 2m
- Sending Messages to SQS 3m
- Polling for Messages in SQS 4m
- Understanding Kinesis Streams 2m
- Creating a Kinesis Stream 2m
- Sending Data to a Kinesis Stream 2m
- Implementing a Kinesis Stream Consumer 5m
- Limits with SQS and Kinesis Streams 1m
- Conclusion 1m
About the author
Ryan Lewis is a Software Engineer who specializes in ambitious single page web applications. He started building websites over 15 years ago to promote his bands and record label. After traveling around the world playing music, he brought his talents to the Pacific Northwest, where he utilizes open-source technologies, such as Backbone, Ember, and Node.js, to build business intelligence and customer facing applications for companies such as Expedia and T-Mobile. In his current position, he works ... more
