Amazon Web Services (AWS) is a bundled remote computing service that
provides cloud computing infrastructure over the Internet with storage,
bandwidth, and customized support for application programming interfaces
(API).
This video will help you in AWS administration. We'll begin with the
monitoring and alerting which is the critical part of using AWS-based
infrastructure. Next, you will see database services provided by AWS
cloud. You can stop depending on individual servers for your data with
highly available, fault tolerant location to store your application. You
will then see networking which is foundational component of using other
AWS services such as EC2, RDS, and others. Moving on, you will see
security which is one of the most critical areas of using the
cloud.Finally, you will learn to estimate the costs for your cloud. By
the end of the video, you will be able to easily administer your AWS
cloud.
About the Author
Lucas Chan has
been working in tech since 1995 in a variety of development, systems
admin, and DevOps roles. He is currently a senior consultant and
engineer at Versent and technical director at Stax. He's been running
production workloads on AWS for over 10 years. He’s also a member of the
APAC AWS Warriors program and holds all five of the available AWS
certifications.
Rowan Udell
Rowan Udell has been working in development and operations for
15 years. He has held a variety of positions, such as SRE, front-end
developer, back-end developer, consultant, technical lead, and team
leader. His travels have seen him work in start-ups and enterprises in
the finance, education, and web industries in Australia and Canada. He
currently works as a senior consultant with Versent, an AWS Advanced
Partner in Sydney. He specializes in serverless applications and
architectures on AWS and contributes actively in the Serverless
Framework community.
