Author
Brien Posey
Released
4/3/2018- Creating infrastructure components
- Uploading and downloading data
- Creating EC2 instances
- Connecting to an instance
- Changing the instance type
- Attaching storage volumes
- Creating and joining a Cloud Active Directory
- Deploying applications
- Using Lightsail
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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- [Brien] Hello and welcome to my course on running Microsoft workloads on AWS. I'm Brien Posey, freelance technology author and speaker and commercial scientist astronaut candidate. In this course, we're going to learn all about running Microsoft workloads in the Amazon cloud, so I'll be teaching you how to do things like setting up virtual machine instances and even how to create a native cloud-based active directory environment, so it should be a lot of fun. Let's go ahead and get started!
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Introduction
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Welcome24s
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1. Create Infrastructure Components
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Creating a security group4m 11s
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Create an S3 storage bucket3m 37s
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Explore an S3 bucket4m 19s
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Tags3m 54s
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Install AWS CLI3m 53s
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2. EC2 Instances
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Create a key pair1m 27s
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Create an EC2 instance9m 50s
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View an instance5m 19s
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Change an instance state3m 22s
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3. Interact with an Instance
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Connect to an instance1m 53s
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Change the instance type1m 25s
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Create a new storage volume6m 10s
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Attach a storage volume4m 49s
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4. Active Directory
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5. Application Deployment
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Using the AWS Marketplace4m 14s
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6. Lightsail
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Create a Lightsail instance4m 13s
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Manage network resources3m 5s
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Manage storage resources4m 40s
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Manage snapshots2m 40s
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Conclusion
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Next steps29s
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