AWS Developer Essentials: Identity, Compute and Storage

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AWS Developer Essentials: Identity, Compute and Storage

Coursera · Intermediate ·☁️ DevOps & Cloud ·5mo ago

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Covers AWS developer essentials including identity, compute, and storage services using hands-on assignments and real-world scenarios

Original Description

Want to start creating on AWS with confidence? Then, this AWS Developer Essentials is your first step into the world of cloud-native development. This course, designed for developers, DevOps experts, and cloud newbies, teaches you practical skills across core AWS services via demos, real-world scenarios, and hands-on assignments. You will begin with Identity and Access Management (IAM) and learn how to create IAM users, define roles and policies, manage access keys, enable MFA, and federate identities securely. Next, start networking by creating Virtual Private Clouds (VPCs), defining subnets, and establishing VPC peering for scalable infrastructure architecture. Explore AWS compute services by deploying EC2 instances, building AMIs, and configuring Auto Scaling Groups with alerts. Then, move on to storage options such as EBS volumes, EFS file systems, and access-controlled S3 buckets. You will even learn how to host a static website with Amazon S3. By the end of this AWS Developer course, you'll know how to create, deploy, and manage real-world apps on AWS. Enroll today and start building in the cloud with confidence. Disclaimer: AWS and Amazon Web Services are trademarks of Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates. This course is not affiliated with or endorsed by AWS.
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