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Simplifying HA with services - Amazon Web Services (AWS) Tutorial
From the course: AWS for DevOps: High Availability and Elasticity
Simplifying HA with services
- [Instructor] So as I discussed in the previous movie, when we're considering high-availability approaches, one of the most modern concerns is to understand when you might actually select servers versus serverless architectures for your application. As I mentioned, the learning curve for most teams to build applications with serverless, is nontrivial, because it's a new technology, so there's an upfront cost to it, and I've actually found in working with some teams, that that's prohibitive. You know, they have a deadline, they have to get it out, so they need to use something more familiar, like EC2. And there's nothing wrong with that, but you have to weigh carefully both approaches in terms of cost because the long-term service cost for serverless is going to be probably much lower. So implementing availability and elasticity for serverless is simpler and cheaper. And because of that, we're going to talk about services that Amazon's providing and where they could plug in to your…
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High availability and elasticity defined3m 27s
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Outcome-based availability (SLAs)4m 24s
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Server-based vs. serverless applications6m
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Simplifying HA with services7m 14s
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AWS regions vs. availability zones4m 33s
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Metrics, tools, and levels of monitoring3m 47s
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Vertical vs. horizontal scaling6m 14s
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About self-healing architectures2m 48s
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