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AWS Compute
One of the main resources available on AWS or any cloud platform is the capability of using compute resources. You can provision specific types of compute resources for specific... Read more
What you will learn:
- Managing AWS EC2 Instances
- Docker Containers on AWS using the GUI and the CLI
- Managing Applications on AWS
Pre-requisites
Learners should be aware of general cloud platform capabilities.
Beginner
In this section you’ll learn about EC2, which is one main type of compute instance on AWS, and probably the most common to start learning about first.
Managing AWS EC2 Instances
1h 18m
Description
Have you ever wanted to harness the power of cloud computing to deploy servers, but didn’t know where to start? In this course, Managing AWS EC2 Instances, you’ll learn how to launch, manage, and troubleshoot servers in the cloud. First, you’ll learn about the different types of virtual machines that AWS offers, and how to choose one that best suits your needs. Next, you’ll learn how to back up and recover the data on your instances, keeping it safe and secure. Finally, you’ll learn how to connect to and interact with your instances through the command line. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge needed to create servers in the cloud with confidence and ease.
Table of contents
- Course Overview
- Launching AWS EC2 Instances
- Using AWS EC2 Instances
Intermediate
In this section you’ll learn about how containers work on AWS, and specifically how to launch, manage, and use Docker containers on AWS. You'll learn how to do this with both the AWS Management Console GUI and with the Command Line Interface (CLI).
Managing Docker Containers on AWS with the GUI
1h 8m
Description
A couple of years ago, if you wanted to host your company's website, you'd have to buy a server, wait for it to be delivered, install the OS and services, and manage updates. Virtual machines have made this all much easier to manage, but this can still be costly. This is where Docker comes in. In this course, Managing Docker Containers on AWS with the GUI, you will gain the ability to publish Docker images using AWS. First, you will learn how to create and manage a cluster using Elastic Container Service (ECS). Next, you will discover Amazon Elastic Container Registry (ECR). Finally, you will explore how to push, pull, and tag Docker images inside your repository. When you’re finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge of working with Docker images needed to successfully manage Docker containers in AWS.
Table of contents
- Course Overview
- Introduction to Containers with Amazon ECS
- Managing Containers with Amazon ECS
- Managing Repositories with Amazon ECR
Using Docker on AWS with the Command Line
1h 23m
Description
Looking to deploy high-performing and resource-efficient applications to a reliable and predictable environment? You'll have a hard time doing better than running Docker container clusters on Amazon AWS. In "Using Docker on AWS," you'll quickly go over the Docker basics. You'll then use some powerful command line interface tools (AWS CLI, docker, ecs-cli, eksctl, and kubectl) to effectively manage clusters and application workloads on Amazon's Elastic Container Service (both EC2 and Fargate launch types), the EKS Kubernetes orchestrator, and container images through both Docker Hub and the Elastic Container Registry (ECR). Using Docker on AWS will introduce you to both the theory and practice of using the world’s most popular container technology on the world’s most popular cloud platform.
Table of contents
- Course Overview
- Docker on AWS: Getting Started
- Amazon ECS and Fargate: Understanding the Platform
- Amazon EKS: Container Orchestration Using Kubernetes
- Working with Docker Images and Registries
Advanced
In this section you’ll learn about how to use compute resources to launch and manage your applications in the cloud.
Managing Applications in AWS
2h 15m
Description
Amazon Web Services is gaining ground and creating new services almost on a daily basis, and technologies such as Elastic Beanstalk, Lambda, and Step Functions are their cutting-edge products. In this course, Managing Applications in AWS, you will gain the ability to manage applications in 5 different technologies. First, you will learn how to manage all aspects of serverless application platforms such as Elastic Beanstalk and Lambda. Next, you will discover batch computing with AWS Batch and create workflows with AWS Step functions. Finally, you will explore how to connect external users to internal AWS services using AWS API Gateway. When you are finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge of above-mentioned serverless technologies needed to manage all aspects of running applications in the cloud with AWS.
Table of contents
- Course Overview
- Deploying Applications with AWS Elastic Beanstalk
- Administering AWS Elastic Beanstalk Applications
- Running Serverless Applications with AWS Lambda
- Running Batch Computing Workloads with AWS Batch
- Coordinating Components with AWS Step Functions
- Connecting with Amazon API Gateway
Introduction to AWS Wavelength
27m
Description
Want to learn about how Wavelength Zones relate to regions, availability zones, and local zones? In this course, Introduction to AWS Wavelength, you’ll learn to enable and use AWS Wavelength for 5G applications. First, you’ll explore what AWS Wavelength is. Next, you’ll discover how to leverage Wavelength for 5G requirements. Finally, you’ll learn how to configure Wavelength zones within a VPC. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of AWS Wavelength needed to supplement your AWS architecture with 5G-enabled edge computing.
Table of contents
- Course Overview
- Introduction to AWS Wavelength
- Configuring Your VPC and AWS Wavelength
- Deploying Applications to Wavelength with 5G
Containers on AWS Wavelength
30m
Description
We've reached a tipping point. There's a convergence happening right now - cloud, containers and Kubernetes, mobile devices and edge computing, and 5G - and it's enabling innovations and changes to the way we do just about everything.
In this course, Containers on AWS Wavelength, you’ll learn how to deploy edge applications to EKS (Kubernetes) clusters with nodes in AWS Wavelength zones.
First, you’ll explore what AWS Wavelength zones are and why they're important to delivering ultra-low latency 5G apps.
Next, you’ll discover how to deploy infrastructure, including carrier gateways and Kubernetes nodes, to Wavelength zones.
Finally, you’ll learn how to deploy applications to EKS clusters with nodes in Wavelength zones.
When you’re finished with this course, you'll be ready to start deploying low-latency containerized 5G apps to AWS Wavelength.
Table of contents
- Course Overview
- Introduction to AWS Wavelength
- Hands-on with Containers and AWS Wavelength
Learning Paths
AWS Compute
6 courses
7 hours- Skill IQ
One of the main resources available on AWS or any cloud platform is the capability of using compute resources. You can provision specific types of compute resources for specific jobs. In this path, you’ll learn about the different options and how and when you would use them.
Courses in this path
Beginner
In this section you’ll learn about EC2, which is one main type of compute instance on AWS, and probably the most common to start learning about first.
Intermediate
In this section you’ll learn about how containers work on AWS, and specifically how to launch, manage, and use Docker containers on AWS. You'll learn how to do this with both the AWS Management Console GUI and with the Command Line Interface (CLI).
Advanced
In this section you’ll learn about how to use compute resources to launch and manage your applications in the cloud.
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