AWS Developer Associate: Configuration as Code

Amazon Web Services 2020    |    Intermediate
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As an aspiring AWS developer, a knowledge of the concept of Configuration as Code and the services that enable it on AWS is essential. In this course, you'll define Configuration as Code and outline the services that enable its use on AWS, including OpsWorks, Elastic Container Service (ECS), Elastic Container Registry (ECR), and Fargate. You'll explore how to use these services for several tasks, including stacks and application management and the packaging and deployment of applications. Next, you'll identify the purpose of Docker containers and how to use them for various tasks, and how to apply load balancing to an existing ECS service on AWS. Finally, you'll create and configure ECS clusters, install Docker for Windows, and integrate the AWS X-Ray monitoring service with ECS.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

  • discover the key concepts covered in this course
    recognize that the concept of Configuration as Code involves the automation of infrastructure configuration
    identify how OpsWorks is used to create and manage stacks and applications on the AWS platform
    describe how Docker containers are used for packaging and deploying apps
    outline how the Elastic Container Service (ECS) is implemented on AWS
    outline how the Elastic Container Registry (ECR) provides a Docker registry service on AWS
    create AWS Elastic Container Service (ECS) clusters
    use ECS task definitions to specify how ECS will run a Docker container
  • create and configure an ECS service for a cluster
    apply load balancing to an existing ECS service on AWS
    install Docker for Windows on a Windows 10 development machine
    create a repository for storing Docker images using the Elastic Container Registry (ECR) and push an image to the repository
    define a custom revision of a Docker image that will be pulled from the AWS ECR repository
    create an ECS cluster using Fargate
    recognize how to integrate the AWS X-Ray monitoring service with ECS to analyze ECS application deployments
    summarize the key concepts covered in this course

IN THIS COURSE

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    1. 
    Course Overview
    2m 17s
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    2. 
    Configuration as Code on AWS
    3m 3s
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    The AWS OpsWorks Configuration Service
    19m 17s
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    4. 
    The Purpose of Docker Containers
    14m 34s
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    Elastic Container Service (ECS) on AWS
    9m 38s
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    Elastic Container Registry (ECR) on AWS
    8m 39s
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    Creating ECS Clusters
    4m 45s
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    Working With ECS Task Definitions
    8m 5s
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    Creating an ECS Service
    6m 6s
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    Implementing Load Balancing With an ECS Service
    7m 24s
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    Installing Docker on a Development Machine
    9m 13s
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    Creating a Repository Using AWS ECR
    8m 1s
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    Creating a New Revision of a Docker Image
    6m 19s
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    Creating an ECS Cluster Using Fargate
    4m 19s
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    Integrating ECS With X-Ray
    3m 44s
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    16. 
    Course Summary
    1m 38s
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