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AWS DevOps Release and Rollback Patterns
A bad release should be caught early and undone safely. This course will teach you to apply AWS release strategies across ECS, EKS, Lambda, and EC2, and to plan rollback and recovery for failed releases.
Advanced
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AWS DevOps Release and Rollback Patterns
A bad release should be caught early and undone safely. This course will teach you to apply AWS release strategies across ECS, EKS, Lambda, and EC2, and to plan rollback and recovery for failed releases.
Advanced
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What you'll learn
Every production release carries risk. The release pattern decides how many customers feel a failure, and how fast it can be undone.
In this course, AWS DevOps Release and Rollback Patterns, you’ll gain the ability to release cloud workloads on AWS safely and recover quickly when a release fails.
First, you’ll explore how to match ECS, EKS, Lambda, and EC2 workloads to rolling, blue/green, canary, and replacement releases.
Next, you’ll discover how to promote one trusted artifact through a CodePipeline release flow with validation gates.
Finally, you’ll learn how to define validation signals, roll back failed releases, choose between rollback, retry, and forward-fix, and document the recovery handoff.
When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of AWS release and rollback patterns needed to release cloud workloads with less risk and recover safely when a release goes wrong.
AWS DevOps Release and Rollback Patterns
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