- [Instructor] To get the most out of this course, you should be comfortable with a web application framework, such as Ruby on Rails, Python Django or .NET. The AWS services covered in this course can be used to deploy a wide selection of application types. But since we can't cover every use case, we'll look at each AWS deployment option through the lens of a Ruby on Rails app running on Amazon Linux. If you're unfamiliar with Rails, fear not. The things you will learn about Beanstalk, OpsWorks and the other AWS services will apply regardless of your preferred platform. You should also have some understanding of Git fundamentals, SSH, YAML, basic shell scripting, and web servers, like Nginx and application servers.
I'll go into detail where necessary. You'll also need some basic fluency with the command line. For these sections, I'll be on a Mac terminal. If you're working on Linux, you'll be right at home. The AWS specific tools are cross-platform, so Windows users should not see any variation there. However, you will still need to know the Windows equivalent of Linux commands such as ls, cat, and SSH. Finally, there are a few things you'll need to have in advance of starting. First, Git command-line tools. You will also need a text editor, and an AWS account.
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12/24/2018- Understanding AWS EC2
- Creating an EC2 instance
- Provisioning with CloudFormation
- Architecting apps for horizontal scaling
- Creating an Elastic Beanstalk environment and app
- Using OpsWorks
- Deploying apps with CodeDeploy
- Working with the Cloud9 cloud-based IDE
- Quickly setting up coding projects with CodeStar
Skill Level Intermediate
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Initial setup3m 26s
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Forking the demo app2m 20s
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Deployment options2m 2s
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Beanstalk database5m 20s
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Beanstalk configuration6m 41s
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Customize Elastic Beanstalk3m 36s
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Elastic Beanstalk teardown1m 26s
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5. OpsWorks
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OpsWorks key concepts6m 14s
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Create an OpsWorks stack2m 33s
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Create an OpsWorks layer4m 17s
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Define an application6m 30s
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Create a database6m 9s
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OpsWorks teardown2m 19s
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6. CodeDeploy
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AWS CodeDeploy key concepts4m 32s
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CodeDeploy: IAM setup4m 40s
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CodeDeploy: App creation3m 31s
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Understand AWS CodeBuild2m 52s
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CodeDeploy teardown3m 6s
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S3 teardown1m 49s
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7. CodeDeploy for Lambda
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Understand AWS Cloud93m 7s
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8. CodeStar
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Understand AWS CodeStar2m 33s
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Create a CodeStar project3m 37s
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Concusion
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Next steps28s
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