At times, you might want to run some code in AWS without having to launch, configure, upgrade, and manage entire EC2 instances. You may be able to do this with the Elastic Container Service and this video explains how.

What if you want services to access other services indirectly? You can use endpoints. Unlike the traditional term in networking, AWS uses the term endpoint to refer to something different. This video explains how AWS uses the term.

How can you ensure secure connections between your VPCs, services, and applications in AWS? Check out PrivateLink to find out.

Now that you understand Glacier as a concept, it's time to explore the process of creating Glacier storage. This storage is called a vault with archives. This video demonstrates their creation and use.

Throughout this course, you will hear about computing, storage, database, and networking services. The Amazon Web Services (AWS) platform provides all of these, and this platform is explored in this video.

You may be wondering how you can use the cloud. Do you have to move everything to the cloud or just some solutions? What do buzzwords such as IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS mean? You will find out in this video.

In this video, we will look at the process of creating the AWS documentation process. We will look at the various important data required to be compared before designing an AWS account.

This video demonstrates calculating the costs incurred, if any, while using AWS. We will look at the cost calculator and the cost explorer using the AWS Budgets application.

In the final video of this chapter, we will explore some of the few other fabulous services available on AWS, which are unique capabilities that the cloud provides to implement better services.

In this video, you will learn how to create storage in the cloud. You will learn to use the Simple Storage Service (S3) to store your data. You will learn to create an S3 bucket, upload data, and set up permissions.

After learning to create our free-tier account on AWS, you will learn to use the interface and how to get around managing the AWS console—in short, explore the AWS console.

In this video, we will understand Amazon Web Services in brief. We will examine the various opportunities that AWS provides, the need to get certified with AWS, and its benefits.

The final step is to take the exam. Here are a few good exam tips to help you pass with confidence.

In this video, you will learn about the inference mechanisms for generic recommender systems, including training the system to capture information to make recommendations.

We have explored IAM in detail in this course. AWS offers additional security services such as KMS and HSM. This video explores some of the additional security services available within AWS.

We live in an age of media. New media. Social media. Whatever the media platform, AWS provides a solution for it. This video explores the various media creation, management and distribution services of AWS.

In earlier videos of this course, CloudWatch has been referenced. In this video, you will see what CloudWatch has to offer so that you can design for it well.

What can you do if you want to integrate a local Active Directory or another identity management system with AWS? The answer is found in Cognito, an AWS solution for user identity and data synchronization or single sign-on (SSO).

What if you need one application to notify another application of an activity or a workload that needs to be executed? You need the Simple Notification Service (SNS) that AWS offers. This video introduces SNS.

Some applications are not sequential and consistent in the flow of processing. Rather, they allow for non-sequential processing or delayed processing. To implement such solutions, you need a method to queue requests and the AWS Simple...

What if you need some code to run in the cloud but you don't want to build an entire instance-based platform to support the code? Lambda comes to the rescue. This video explains how Lambda can be used to execute code in the cloud without...

AWS includes many different application services and deployment services. In this video, you will understand what these services are and why they are important to you. In the remaining videos of this chapter, you will explore specific...

What can you use to implement multiple servers to enhance performance or fault tolerance? In AWS, you can use Elastic Load Balancing (ELB), which is introduced in this video.

Before you can consider the AWS features that assist in implementing load balancing, you must understand general load balancer concepts. This is particularly true for a design architect. In this video, you will explore the load balancer...