AWS for Developers: AWS Amplify (2019)

- Working with AWS, can sometimes feel like you're loading a million different websites, with a thousand different options, and tabs, and lists, and check boxes, and so on. Even their list of services can be overwhelming. Amplify in its command-line interface, removes the carpal tunnel workout, and puts it in one place; the command line. It does so much for you, you might get a little lazy, but command-line interfaces or CLIs can be a little scary. What are all those options, and what did it just do in the background, and what about if something goes wrong and you see the dreaded red letter error after a sea of text goes by.

While we work with the CLI, we'll visit AWS online to see what's happening behind the scenes, and remove the fear. Once you're comfortable and confident, you may not load up AWS in a browser anymore. I'm Bear Cahill, Head Binary Sequencer at Brainwash, Inc, and I'm amped up to help you get a little lazy without the fear, by using Amplify.