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Build a Serverless Video Processing Pipeline
Get hands-on by building out a serverless event-driven application. This course will teach you how to use AWS Lambda, Amazon EventBridge, and AWS Elemental Media Convert to create a media processing pipeline.
Intermediate
- Course
Build a Serverless Video Processing Pipeline
Get hands-on by building out a serverless event-driven application. This course will teach you how to use AWS Lambda, Amazon EventBridge, and AWS Elemental Media Convert to create a media processing pipeline.
Intermediate
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What you'll learn
Use AWS tools and services to build an event-driven serverless application step-by-step. In this course, Build a Serverless Video Processing Pipeline, you’ll gain the ability to create event-driven services with AWS Lambda and Amazon EventBridge. First, you’ll explore building out the necessary supporting infrastructure, such as S3 buckets for video storage. Next, you’ll discover how to use EventBridge, Lambda, and Elemental Media Convert to create a video processing service. Finally, you’ll learn how to expand the pipeline with DynamoDB-backed metadata storage, secure IAM roles, and API endpoints. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of building event-driven pipelines needed to create your own full-featured serverless applications.
Build a Serverless Video Processing Pipeline
Intermediate
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With a background at a cloud hosting company, I started learning Linux and DevOps from the bottom up as a technical writer set out to document configuration management systems. Falling in love with Linux, DevOps and tech as a whole, I eventually took my ability to explain technical concepts to wide audiences to the training area, creating courses on Red Hat, SaltStack, HashiCorp, LXD, Docker, and more.