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Getting Started with AWS Certified Developer Associate

• Introduction - AWS Certified Developer Associate

• Course Overview - AWS Certified Developer Associate

Getting Started - Cloud and AWS - Regions and AZs

• Step 01 - Introduction to Cloud and AWS

• Step 02 - Creating an AWS Root Account

• Step 03 - Creating an IAM User For Your AWS Account

• Step 04 - Need for Regions and Zones

• Step 05 - Introduction to Regions and Zones

Getting Started - EC2

• Step 01 - Section Overview - EC2

• Step 01 - Exploring EC2 Fundamentals

• Step 02 - Creating your first EC2 instance

• Step 03 - Understanding EC2 instance type and SSH with Instance Connect

• Step 04 - Installing HTTP Webserver on EC2

• Step 05 - Playing with EC2 Instance Metadata Service and Dynamic Data

• Step 06 - 1 - Exposing EC2 dynamic data details on HTTP Web Server

• Step 06 - 2 - JSON Viewer Plugin

• Step 07 - Playing with EC2 Security Groups

• Step 08 - Understanding EC2 Public and Private IP Addresses

• Step 09 - Understanding Elastic IP Addresses

• Step 10 - Simplify EC2 HTTP server setup

• Step 11 - Creating Launch Templates for EC2 instances

• Step 12 - Creating Customized AMI for EC2 instance - Part 1

• Step 13 - Creating Customized AMI for EC2 instance - Part 2

• Step 14 - Exploring Amazon Machine Image

• Step 15 - EC2 Security - Key Pairs

• Step 16 - EC2 Security - Connecting from Windows

• Step 17 - Key Pairs Recap & Troubleshooting

• Step 18 - Important EC2 Scenarios

• Step 19 - Choosing Availability Zone for EC2 Instance

• Step 20 - Quick Review of EC2 - AMI Security Groups Key Pairs etc

Monitor Billing on the Cloud

• Step 01 - Its Your Responsibility to Monitor Billing on the Cloud - 5 Recommendations

• Step 02 - Monitor AWS Billing Setting Billing Alerts

Getting Started - AWS Elastic Load Balancing

• Step 01 - Getting started with Load Balancing - AWS Elastic Load Balancing

• Step 02 - Understanding HTTP, HTTPS, UDP and TCP Protocols

• Step 03 - Exploring Types of AWS Elastic Load Balancers

• Step 04 - AWS Elastic Load Balancing - Getting started with Classic Load Balancer

• Step 05 - Exploring Classic Load Balancer Further

• Step 06 - AWS Elastic Load Balancing - Getting started with Application Load Balancer

• Step 07 - Exploring Application Load Balancer Further

• Step 08 - Understand AWS Elastic Load Balancing Listeners

• Step 09 - Exploring Application Load Balancer Target Groups

• Step 11 - Using Multiple Target Groups for Microservices Architectures

• Step 12 - Exploring Listener Rules in ALB

• Step 13 - Getting started with Auto Scaling Groups

• Step 14 - Creating Your First Auto Scaling Group

• Step 15 - Playing with Auto Scaling Group

• Step 16 - Understanding Auto Scaling Components and Dynamic Scaling Policies

• Step 17 - Exploring Auto Scaling Policies - Dynamic Scaling

• Step 18 - Exploring Auto Scaling Scenarios

• Step 19 - Getting Started with a Network Load Balancer

• Step 20 - Creating a Network Load Balancer

• Step 21 - Exploring Network Load Balancer

• Step 22 - Deleting Network Load Balancers and Target Groups

• Step 23 - Deleting Application Load Balancers and Target Groups

• Step 24 - Quick Review of ELB - Application, Classic and Network Load Balancers

Getting Started - Serverless with AWS Lambda

• Step 01 - Introduction to Serverless

• Step 02 - Getting started with AWS Lambda

• Step 03 - Creating Your First Serverless Function with AWS Lambda

• Step 04 - Understanding Your First Serverless Function - AWS Lambda Event and Response

• Step 05 - Playing with Your First Serverless Function - AWS Lambda Context

• Step 06 - Playing with Your First Serverless Function - AWS Lambda Basic Settings

• Step 07 - Monitoring your AWS Lambda Serverless Functions - CloudWatch and XRay

• Step 08 - Versioning your AWS Lambda Serverless Functions - Versions and Alias

Theory - Serverless with AWS Lambda

• Step 01 - Understanding Concurrency of Lambda Functions

• Step 02 - 01 - Understanding AWS Lambda Execution Context

• Step 03 - Understanding Provisioned Concurrency of Lambda Functions

• Step 04 - Lambda Functions - What is Throttling?

• Step 05 - Invoking Lambda Functions Synchronously

• Step 06 - Invoking Lambda Functions Asynchronously

• Step 07 - 01 - Exploring AWS Lambda - Context Object

• Step 07 - 02 - Invoking Lambda Functions from CloudFront - Lambda@Edge

• Step 08 - Understanding Versioning of Lambda Functions

• Step 09 - Exploring Alias for Lambda Functions

• Step 10 - Creating Layers for Lambda Functions

• Step 11 - Understanding AWS Lambda Best Practices

• Step 12 - Exploring AWS Lambda - Scenario Questions

Getting Started - AWS API Gateway

• Step 01 - Getting started with AWS API Gateway

• Step 02 - Getting started with AWS API Gateway - API Types - HTTP, REST and WebSockets

• Step 03 - Creating Your First AWS API Gateway - REST API

• Step 04 - Understanding the Basics of Handling Request with AWS REST API Gateway

• Step 05 - Playing with AWS REST API Gateway - Customizing Mock Response and Headers

• Step 06 - Integrating AWS REST API Gateway with Lambda Integration

• Step 07 - Playing with API Gateway - Using Mapping Template to map Request Headers and Params

• Step 08 - Playing with API Gateway - Creating POST Method

• Step 09 - Playing with API Gateway - Validation Request Body using Model Schema

• Step 10 - Playing with API Gateway - Customizing Response Headers and Validation

• Step 11 - Deploying API Gateways - Creating a new Stage

• Step 12 - Understanding AWS REST API Gateway Integrations - Custom vs Proxy Integration

• Step 13 - Exploring REST API Gateway Lambda Proxy Integration

• Step 14 - Implementing Rate Limiting and API Keys using AWS API Gateway

• Step 15 - Exploring AWS API Gateway Stages

• Step 16 - Getting Started with AWS API Gateway - HTTP API

• Step 17 - Creating HTTP API - AWS API Gateway

• Step 18 - Exploring HTTP API - AWS API Gateway

• Step 19 - Exploring HTTP API - AWS API Gateway Further

Theory: Exporing API Gateway

• Step 01 - Exploring API Gateway Endpoint Types

• Step 02 - Exploring API Gateway Integration Types

• Step 03 - Exploring API Gateway Lambda Integrations - Custom and Proxy

• Step 04 - Exploring API Gateway - Stages

• Step 05 - Exploring API Gateway - Caching

Getting Started - Amazon Cognito

• Step 00 - 01 - Introduction to Identity Federation

• Step 00 - 02 - Introduction to Amazon Cognito

• Step 01 - Understanding Amazon Cognito User Pools

• Step 02 - Understanding Amazon Cognito Identity Pools

• Step 03 - 01 - Playing with Amazon Cognito User Pools

• Step 03 - 02 - Customize UserPool Workflow With Triggers

• Step 04 - Exploring Amazon Cognito Identity Pools

• Step 05 - Exporing Amazon Cognito Use Cases - Identity vs User Pools

• Step 06 - Integrating Authorization with API Gateway

• Step 07 - Exploring API Gateway - Scenarios

Getting Started - S3 - Object Storage in AWS

• Step 01 - Getting Started with S3 - AWS Object Storage

• Step 02 - Creating an S3 Bucket and Exploring the UI

• Step 03 - Understanding S3 - Objects, Buckets and Key Value Pairs

• Step 04 - Playing with S3 Versioning

• Step 05 - Logging S3 Access Requests

• Step 06 - Creating a Public Website with S3

• Step 07 - Quick Review - Creating a Public Website with S3

• Step 08 - Exploring S3 Object level logging and Encryption

• Step 09 - Exploring S3 Object Locks, Tags and Transfer Acceleration

• Step 10 - Exploring S3 Event Notifications

• Step 11 - Implementing S3 Event Notifications with AWS Lambda

• Step 12 - Playing with S3 Prefixes

• Step 13 - Exploring Bucket and Object ACLs in S3

• Step 14 - Getting Started with S3 Storage Classes

• Step 15 - Comparing S3 Storage Classes

• Step 16 - Exploring S3 Lifecycle Configuration

• Step 17 - Exploring S3 Cross Region and Same Region Replication

• Step 18 - Exploring S3 Object Level Configurations

• Step 19 - Understanding S3 Consistency Model - Eventual Consistency

• Step 20 - Exploring S3 Presigned URLs

• Step 21 - Basics of Amazon S3 Access Points

• Step 21 - Exploring Different Cost Factors with Amazon S3

• Step 21 - Quick Review of Amazon S3 Security Scenarios

• Step 23 - Quick Review of Amazon S3 Cost Scenarios

• Step 24 - Quick Review of Amazon S3 Performance Scenarios

• Step 25 - Exploring S3 Features using Scenarios 89dB v2

• Step 25 - Exploring S3 Features using Scenarios v1 OLD

• Step 26 - Getting Started with S3 Glacier - S3 vs S3 Glacier

• Step 27 - Exploring S3 Glacier - Quick Review

Getting Started - IAM

• Step 01 - Getting Started with IAM - Identity and Access Management

• Step 02 - Creating an Operations IAM User

• Step 03 - Playing with IAM Users, Groups and Policies

• Step 04 - Understanding IAM AWS Managed and Customer Managed Policies

• Step 05 - Exploring IAM Inline Policies

• Step 06 - Connecting to AWS Services from Command Line

• Step 07 - 01 - Creating an IAM role to connect to S3 from EC2

• Step 08 - Quick Review of IAM - Users, Roles and Groups

• Step 08 - ZZ - Quick Introduction to Instance Profiles 89dB

• Step 09 - Exploring IAM Scenarios

• Step 10 - Exploring IAM Cross Account Access using Roles

• Step 11 - Understanding Federation with IAM Roles

• Step 12 - Understanding Web Identity Federation with IAM Roles

• Step 13 - Exploring Identity Based and Resource Based Policies

• Step 14 - Quick Review of IAM with Scenario Questions

• Step 15 - Authentication with IAM - A Review

• Step 16 - Understanding IAM Best Practices

Getting Started - KMS and CloudHSM

• Step 01 - Understanding Data States, Encryption, KMS and Cloud HSM

• Step 02 - Getting Started with AWS Key Management Service KMS

• Step 03 - Connecting AWS KMS with S3 - Server Side Encryption SSE

• Step 04 - Exploring KMS Customer Master Keys - CMKs

• Step 05 - How does Server Side Encryption Happen with KMS

• Step 06 - Exploring KMS APIs

• Step 07 - Exploring KMS Other APIs and Quotas

• Step 08 - Using KMS with S3 - Whats happening in the Background?

• Step 09 - Using KMS with S3 - Usecases

• Step 10 - Integrating KMS with CloudWatch

• Step 11 - KMS - Important Things to Remember

• Step 12 - Getting Started with AWS Cloud HSM

• Step 13 - Quick Review of Cloud HSM

Getting Started - Amazon VPC

• Step 01 - Understanding Need for an Amazon VPC

• Step 02 - Getting Started with Amazon VPC

• Step 03 - Understanding Need for an Amazon VPC Subnets

• Step 04 - Creating Amazon VPC with Public and Private Subnets

• Step 05 - Public Subnet vs Private Subnet - Internet Gateway

• Step 06 - Getting Started with NAT Instance and Gateway

• Step 07 - Exploring NAT Instance vs NAT Gateway

• Step 08 - Getting Started with NACL

• Step 09 - Exploring NACL vs Security Groups

• Step 10 - Getting Started with VPC Flow Logs

• Step 11 - Understanding VPC Peering

• Step 12 - Connecting On Premises with AWS - Direct Connect and VPN

• Step 13 - Understanding VPC Endpoints - Gateway and Interface

• Step 14 - Reviewing Important Networking Concepts in AWS

Getting Started - Databases in AWS

• Step 01 - Getting Started with Databases

• Step 02 - Understanding Challenges with Choosing Databases

• Step 03 - Understanding Availability and Durability of Databases

• Step 04 - Understanding RTO and RPO

• Step 05 - Understanding Read Replicas for Databases

• Step 06 - Understanding Importance of Database Consistency

• Step 07 - Exploring Different Database Categories

• Step 08 - Exploring Relations Databases for OLTP and OLAP Use cases (RDS and RedShift)

• Step 09 - Exploring the differences between OLTP and OLAP Databases

• Step 10 - Getting Started with Document Databases (DocumentDB)

• Step 11 - Exploring Key Value Databases (DocumentDB)

• Step 12 - Quick Look at Graph Databases (Neptune)

• Step 13 - Quick Look at In Memory Databases (ElastiCache)

• Step 14 - Quick Review of Database Options

• Step 15 - Scenarios Review of Database Options

Getting Started - Amazon RDS

• Step 01 - Getting Started with RDS - AWS Relational OLTP Database

• Step 02 - Responsibilities for RDS - You vs AWS

• Step 03 - Exploring options in creating RDS Databases

• Step 04 - Creating Your First RDS Database in AWS

• Step 05 - Creating an EC2 instance to connect to RDS Database

• Step 06 - Connecting to RDS Database from EC2 instance and creating tables

• Step 07 - Exploring Options on an Existing Your First RDS Database in AWS

• Step 08 - Understanding Multi-AZ Deployments of RDS

• Step 09 - Understanding Read Replicas of RDS

• Step 10 - Getting Started with Amazon Aurora Database

• Step 11 - Exploring UI for Amazon Arora Database

• Step 12 - Exploring Other RDS Database Engines

• Step 13 - Architecture - Managing Scaling of Your RDS Databases

• Step 14 - Architecture - Managing Operations for RDS Databases

• Step 15 - Architecture - Managing Security and Encryption for RDS

• Step 16 - Architecture - Managing Costs for Your RDS Databases

• Step 17 - Quick Review - When to use RDS

• Step 18 - RDS Review with A Few Scenarios

Getting Started - Amazon DynamoDB

• Step 01 - Introduction to DynamoDB

• Step 02 - Understanding DynamoDB Hierarchy - Tables Items and Attributes

• Step 03 - Exploring DynamoDB Data Types

• Step 04 - Playing with DynamoDB

• Step 05 - Exploring DynamoDB Primary Key and Partitions

• Step 06 - Understanding DynamoDB - Local Secondary Index - LSI

• Step 07 - Understanding DynamoDB - Global Secondary Index - GSI

• Step 08 - Understanding DynamoDB Data Consistency Levels

• Step 09 - Understanding DynamoDB Capacity Modes - Provisioned and OnDemand

• Step 10 - Understanding DynamoDB Read Write Capacity Calculations - 1

• Step 11 - Understanding DynamoDB Read Write Capacity Calculations - 2

• Step 12 - Exploring DynamoDB - Query vs Scan

• Step 13 - Creating a Cloud9 Environment

• Step 14 - Playing with DynamoDB APIs from Cloud9 Command Line

• Step 15 - Exploring DynamoDB - Projection and Filter Expressions

• Step 16 - Exploring DynamoDB - Pagination

• Step 17 - Exploring Other DynamoDB API

• Step 18 - Exploring DynamoDB API Errors

• Step 19 - Exploring DynamoDB - TTL - Time To Live Attribute

• Step 20 - Designing DynamoDB Tables - Choosing Partition Keys

• Step 21 - Designing DynamoDB Tables - Time Series Data

• Step 22 - 01 - Understanding Optimistic Locking with DynamoDB

• Step 22 - 02 - Exploring DynamoDB Best Practices

• Step 22 - 03 - IAM Policy - Restrict User Access on DynamoDB and S3

• Step 23 - DynamoDB - Things to Remember

• Step 24 - Exploring DynamoDB Streams

• Step 25 - Taking care of Operations for DynamoDB

• Step 26 - Taking care of Security for DynamoDB - IAM, and Encryption

• Step 27 - Comparing DynamoDB with RDS

• Step 28 - Exploring DAX - DynamoDB Accelerator

• Step 29 - Exploring DynamoDB Scenarios

Getting Started - Amazon SQS, Amazon SNS, and Amazon MQ

• Step 01 - Understanding Need for Asynchronous Communication

• Step 02 - Getting Started with SQS

• Step 03 - Sending and Receiving a Messaging using SQS - Best Case

• Step 04 - Understanding Lifecycle of a Message on an SQS Queue

• Step 05 - Implementing AutoScaling with SQS

• Step 06 - Understanding Important SQS Configuration

• Step 07 - Implementing Security for Your SQS Queues

• Step 08 - 01 - Creating an Amazon SQS Queue and Playing with Messages

• Step 08 - 02 - Sending and Receiving SQS Messages from an EC2 instance

• Step 08 - 03 - IAM Role - Trust Policy

• Step 09 - Identifying Duplicate Messages in SQS using DeDuplication ID

• Step 10 - Exploring Amazon SQS APIs

• Step 11 - Exploring Amazon SQS API - Receive Message

• Step 12 - Exploring Amazon SQS Scenarios

• Step 13 - Getting Started with Simple Notification Service - SNS

• Step 14 - YY - Creating an SNS Topic and Registering a Lambda to Subscribe

• Step 15 - ZZ - Registering an SQS Queue as a subscriber to an SNS Topic

• Step 16 - Getting Started with Amazon MQ

Getting Started - Amazon Kinesis

• Step 01 - Getting Started with Streaming Data

• Step 02 - Handling simple streams with S3 Notifications

• Step 03 - Handling simple streams with DynamoDB Streams

• Step 04 - Getting Started with Amazon Kinesis

• Step 05 - Getting Started with Amazon Kinesis Data Streams

• Step 06 - Understanding Hierarchy of Kinesis Streams

• Step 07 - Exploring Kinesis Streams - Resharding

• Step 08 - Exploring Kinesis Streams API

• Step 09 - Getting Started with Amazon Kinesis Data Firehose

• Step 10 - Getting Started with Amazon Kinesis Analytics

• Step 11 - Getting Started with Amazon Kinesis Video Streams

• Step 12 - Exploring Amazon Kinesis

• Step 13 - Exploring Kinesis Streams - Scenario Questions

Getting Started - Amazon CloudFront

• Step 01 - Understanding the Need for CDN - CloudFront

• Step 02 - Getting Started with Amazon CloudFront

• Step 03 - Understanding an Amazon CloudFront Distribution

• Step 04 - Setting Cache Behaviors for Amazon CloudFront Distribution

• Step 05 - Creating Private Content with Amazon CloudFront

• Step 06 - Creating Signed URLs and Cookies with Amazon CloudFront

• Step 07 - Protecting content in S3 using Amazon CloudFront OAI

• Step 08 - 01 - Creating a CloudFront Distribution

• Step 08 - 02 - Exploring CloudFront Distribution

• Step 09 - Recommended Architecture for Static Content in AWS

• Step 10 - Quick Review of Amazon CloudFront

Getting Started - Route 53

• Step 01 - Getting Started with Route 53 - AWS Domain Registrar and DNS

• Step 02 - Understanding Route 53 - DNS Records and Alias Records

• Step 03 - Understanding Route 53 Routing Policies

• Step 04 - Creating a Hosted Zone with Route 53 and Exploring Routing Policies

• Step 05 - Exploring Route 53 Routing Policies - 1

• Step 06 - Exploring Route 53 Routing Policies - 2

• Step 07 - Exploring Route 53 Routing Policies - 3

Getting Started - DevOps in AWS

• Step 01 - Getting Started with DevOps

• Step 02 - Getting Started with CI-CD - Continous Integration and Deployment

• Step 03 - Understanding DevOps Tools in AWS - CI-CD

• Step 04 - Getting Started with IAC - Infrastructure as Code

• Step 05 - Understanding DevOps Tools in AWS - IAC - CloudFormation and SAM

• Step 06 - Getting Started with AWS CodeCommit

• Step 07 - Playing with AWS CodeCommit

• Step 08 - Getting Started with AWS CodeBuild

• Step 09 - Understanding AWS CodeBuild Buildspec file

• Step 10 - Exploring Docker Example for AWS CodeBuild Buildspec

• Step 11 - Running AWS CodeBuild in a VPC

• Step 12 - Getting Started with AWS CodeDeploy

• Step 13 - Understanding AWS CodeDeploy Deployment Types

• Step 14 - Understanding AWS CodeDeploy Components

• Step 15 - Running AWS CodeDeploy on EC2 and On-Premises

• Step 16 - Running AWS CodeDeploy for Lambda Functions

• Step 17 - Running AWS CodeDeploy for ECS - Elastic Container Service

• Step 18 - Exploring CodeDeploy - Order of Hooks Execution

• Step 19 - Exploring CodeDeploy - Rollbacks

• Step 20 - Getting started with AWS CodePipeline

• Step 21 - DevOps with AWS CodePipeline - 01

• Step 22 - DevOps with AWS CodePipeline - 02

• Step 23 - Using CodeStar - Develop and Deploy to AWS in Minutes

• Step 24 - Exploring DevOps Scenarios

Getting Started - AWS CloudFormation

• Step 01 - Getting started with AWS CloudFormation

• Step 02 - Exploring AWS CloudFormation Templates

• Step 03 - Exploring AWS CloudFormation Terminology

• Step 04 - Exploring AWS CloudFormation Templates - Important Elements

• Step 05 - Understanding AWS CloudFormation Templates - Resources

• Step 06 - Understanding AWS CloudFormation Templates - Parameters and Pseudo Parameters

• Step 07 - Understanding AWS CloudFormation Templates - CreationPolicy

• Step 08 - Understanding AWS CloudFormation Templates - Common Resource Attributes

• Step 09 - Understanding AWS CloudFormation Templates - Conditions

• Step 10 - Understanding AWS CloudFormation Templates - Mappings

• Step 11 - Understanding AWS CloudFormation Templates - Outputs

• Step 12 - Understanding AWS CloudFormation Templates - Transform

• Step 13 - Understanding AWS CloudFormation Intrinsic Functions - Ref

• Step 14 - Understanding AWS CloudFormation Intrinsic Functions - GetAtt

• Step 15 - Understanding AWS CloudFormation Intrinsic Functions - FindInMap

• Step 16 - Understanding AWS CloudFormation Intrinsic Functions - Join

• Step 17 - Understanding Other AWS CloudFormation Intrinsic Functions

• Step 18 - 01 - Playing with AWS CloudFormation - 01

• Step 18 - 01 - Playing with AWS CloudFormation - 02

• Step 18 - 02 - Exploring AWS CloudFormation Execution Statuses

• Step 19 - Understanding AWS CloudFormation Cross Stack Reference

• Step 20 - Understanding AWS CloudFormation Nested Stacks

• Step 21 - Comparing Nested Stacks with Cross Stack

• Step 22 - Understanding AWS CloudFormation - Stack Set

• Step 23 - AWS CloudFormation - Important Things to Remember

• Step 24 - AWS CloudFormation vs Elastic Beanstalk

• Step 25 - Learning more about AWS CloudFormation

Getting Started - SAM

• Step 01 - Getting Started with SAM - Serverless Application Model

• Step 02 - Getting Started with AWS SAM - Installing Required Tools

• Step 03 - Creating and Deploying a Serverless Application with AWS SAM

• Step 04 - Exploring AWS SAM Template

• Step 05 - Exploring AWS resources created by SAM - Lambda, API Gateway, and CloudFormation Stack

• Step 06 - Configuring HTTP API Gateway and Exploring Change Sets

• Step 07 - Exploring SAM - Serverless Application Model Template

• Step 08 - Exploring SAM - Serverless Application Model CLI Commands

• Step 09 - Exploring SAM - Serverless Application Model CLI Policy Templates

• Step 10 - Exploring SAM - Scenario Questions

Going Deeper with EC2

• Step 01 - Getting started with Scalability - Horizontal and Vertical Scaling

• Step 02 - Understanding EC2 Tenancy - Shared vs Dedicated

• Step 03 - Getting started with EC2 Pricing Models

• Step 04 - Getting Started with EC2 On-Demand and Spot Instances

• Step 05 - Understanding EC2 Reserved Instances

• Step 06 - Understanding EC2 Savings Plans

• Step 07 - Quick Review of EC2 Pricing Models

• Step 08 - Exploring EC2 Placement Groups

• Step 09 - Exploring EC2 Placement Groups - Continued

• Step 10 - Exploring Elastic Network Interface

• Step 11 - Exploring Elastic Network Interface - Hands-On

• Step 12 - Monitoring EC2 Instances with Amazon CloudWatch

Getting Started - Block and File Storage in AWS

• Step 01 - Understanding Storage Types - Block Storage vs File Storage

• Step 02 - Understanding AWS Block Storage - Instance Store

• Step 03 - Understanding AWS Block Storage - EBS

• Step 04 - 01 - Creating EC2 Instances with Elastic Block Storage Volumes

• Step 04 - 02 - Playing with EC2 Instances and Elastic Block Storage Volumes

• Step 04 - 03 - Mounting Elastic Block Storage onto an EC2 Instance

• Step 04 - 04 - Mounting Elastic Block Storage onto an EC2 Instance

• Step 05 - Exploring Instance Store vs EBS Elastic Block Storage

• Step 06 - Exploring Elastic Block Storage - HDD vs SSD

• Step 07 - Exploring File Storage in AWS - EFS and FSx - 1

• Step 08 - Exploring File Storage in AWS - EFS and FSx - 2

• Step 09 - Quick Review of AWS Storage Options

• Step 10 - Exploring AWS Storage Gateway - Hybrid Storage

Getting Started - AWS Elastic Beanstalk

• Step 01 - Introduction to AWS Managed Services - IAAS, PAAS, CAAS, FAAS, and Serverless-27102020

• Step 02 - Getting Started with AWS Elastic BeanStalk

• Step 03 - 01 - Creating your first AWS Elastic Beanstalk environment with Python

• Step 03 - 02 - Exploring AWS Elastic Beanstalk

• Step 04 - Exploring AWS Elastic BeanStalk Concepts

• Step 05 - Understanding AWS Elastic BeanStalk Web Tier

• Step 06 - Understanding AWS Elastic BeanStalk Worker Tier

• Step 07 - Exploring AWS Elastic BeanStalk Source Bundle

• Step 08 - Exploring AWS Elastic BeanStalk Configuration Files

• Step 09 - Exploring AWS Elastic BeanStalk Deployment Methods

• Step 10 - Reviewing AWS Elastic BeanStalk Deployment Methods

• Step 11 - Deploying New Version to AWS Elastic BeanStalk

• Step 12 - AWS Elastic BeanStalk - Things to Remember

Getting Started - Container Orchestration with AWS ECS

• Step 01 - Getting Started with Microservices and Containers

• Step 02 - Getting Started with Container Orchestration - ECS, Fargate, and Kubernetes

• Step 03 - Creating your first ECS Fargate cluster

• Step 04 - Playing with the ECS Farage Cluster - Tasks and Service

• Step 05 - Exploring ECS - Elastic Container Service - Clusters

• Step 06 - Exploring ECS - Elastic Container Service - Task Definition

• Step 07 - Exploring ECS - Elastic Container Service - Task Permissions

• Step 08 - Exploring ECS - Elastic Container Service - Service

• Step 09 - Exploring ECS - Elastic Container Service - Task Placement

• Step 10 - ECS - Elastic Container Service - Things to Remember

• Step 11 - Running Containers in Elastic Beanstalk

• Step 12 - Running Docker Containers in AWS

• Step 13 - Getting Started with Elastic Container Repository - ECR

• Step 14 - Exploring Docker Commands - Quick Reference

• Step 15 - Pushing Docker Images to Elastic Container Repository - ECR

Going Deeper into Serverless with AWS

• Step 01 - Understanding Event Source Mapping of Lambda Functions

• Step 02 - Exploring Integration of AWS Lambda with Application Load Balancer

• Step 03 - Exploring Integration of IAM with Lambda Function - Execution Role

• Step 04 - Exploring Integration of IAM with Lambda Function - Resource Based Policy

• Step 05 - Exploring Integration of CloudWatch Logs with Lambda Function

• Step 06 - Running Lambda Functions in a VPC

• Step 07 - Exploring API Gateway - CORS Configuration

• Step 08 - Comparing API Gateway HTTP API vs REST API

• Step 09 - Exploring API Gateway - Canary Releases

• Step 10 - Exploring API Gateway - Throttling

• Step 12 - Integration API Gateway with IAM - Resource-Based Policies

• Step 13 - Monitoring Your API Gateway

• Step 14 - Deploying Lambda Functions using CloudFormation - Inline

• Step 15 - Creating Lambda Deployment Packages

• Step 16 - Deploying Lambda Functions using CloudFromation - S3

• Step 17 - Understanding AWS Lambda Quotas

• Step 18 - Deploying SAM with CodeDeploy

• Step 19 - Getting Started with AWS AppSync

• Step 20 - Serverless Orchestration with AWS Step Functions

• Step 21 - Exploring AWS Step Functions

• Step 22 - Getting Started with Amazon Simple Workflow Service - SWF

Getting Started - Tracing with X-Ray

• Step 01 - Getting Started with X-Ray

• Step 02 - How does Tracing work with X-Ray?

• Step 03 - Implementing Tracing with X-Ray

• Step 04 - Sending Traces using X-Ray Daemon

• Step 05 - Understanding X-Ray hierarchy - Segments and SubSegments

Getting Started - AWS CloudTrail and AWS Config

• Step 01 - Getting Started with AWS CloudTrail

• Step 02 - Exploring AWS CloudTrail

• Step 03 - Getting Started with AWS Config and AWS Config Rules

• Step 04 - Configuring AWS Config and AWS Config Rules

• Step 05 - Exploring Results from AWS Config and AWS Config Rules

Getting Started - Amazon CloudWatch

• Step 01 - Getting Started with Amazon CloudWatch

• Step 02 - Exploring Amazon CloudWatch Metrics

• Step 03 - Exploring Amazon CloudWatch - Dashboards Alarms and Logs

• Step 04 - Exploring Amazon CloudWatch - Metrics, Events, and Container Insights

• Step 05 - Understanding Amazon CloudWatch Metrics Terminology

• Step 06 - Publishing Custom Metrics to Amazon CloudWatch

• Step 07 - Amazon CloudWatch Metrics - Good to Know

• Step 08 - Exploring Amazon CloudWatch Logs

• Step 09 - Collecting Amazon CloudWatch Logs from EC2 and On-Premises

• Step 10 - Filtering Amazon CloudWatch Logs and Generating Metrics

• Step 11 - 01 - Exploring Amazon CloudWatch Alarms

• Step 11 - 02 - Exploring Amazon CloudWatch Alarms - Terminology

• Step 12 - Exploring Amazon CloudWatch Events

• Step 13 - Comparing Amazon CloudWatch Events vs EventBridge

Getting Started - AWS CLI and STS API

• Step 01 - Getting Started with AWS CLI

• Step 02 - Exploring AWS CLI Options

• Step 03 - Playing with AWS CLI

• Step 04 - Exploring Options to log in to AWS CLI

• Step 05 - Exploring Profiles in AWS CLI

• Step 06 - Exploring Configuration Precedence in AWS CLI

• Step 07 - Getting Started with AWS Security Token Service - STS

• Step 08 - Exploring AWS Security Token Service - STS APIs

Getting Started - CORS and Configuration Management in AWS

• Step 01 - What is CORS - Cross-Origin Resource Sharing?

• Step 02 - Implementing CORS in AWS - S3 and API Gateway

• Step 03 - What is Configuration Management?

• Step 04 - Configuration Management for AWS Lambda - Environment Variables

• Step 05 - Configuration Management in AWS - Parameter Store

• Step 06 - Secrets Management in AWS - AWS Secrets Manager

Getting Started - Caching in AWS

• Step 01 - What is Caching?

• Step 02 - Exploring Caching Strategies - Write Through and Lazy Loading

• Step 03 - Comparing Caching Strategies - Write Through and Lazy Loading

• Step 04 - Getting Started with Amazon ElastiCache - Memcached and Redis

• Step 05 - Comparing Amazon ElastiCache - Memcached vs Redis

• Step 06 - Comparing Amazon ElastiCache vs DAX DynamoDB Accelerator

• Step 07 - Caching Application Sessions in AWS

More AWS Services

• Step 00 - Understanding AWS Data Lakes Query in Place Options

• Step 01 - Exploring Service Quotas

• Step 02 - Exploring AWS Directory Service

• Step 03 - Exploring AWS Global Accelerator

• Step 04 - Implementing Conditions in S3 Bucket Policy

Getting Started - Well-Architected Framework

• Step 01 - Well-Architected Framework - Introduction

• Step 02 - Well-Architected Framework - Operational Excellence Pillar

• Step 03 - Well-Architected Framework - Security Pillar - 1

• Step 04 - Well-Architected Framework - Security Pillar - 2

• Step 05 - Well-Architected Framework - Reliability Pillar

• Step 06 - Well-Architected Framework - Loosely Coupled Architectures

• Step 07 - Well-Architected Framework - Troubleshooting on AWS

• Step 08 - Well-Architected Framework - Performance Efficiency Pillar

• Step 09 - Well-Architected Framework - Performance Efficiency Pillar - Choosing the right solution

• Step 10 - Well-Architected Framework - Cost Optimization Pillar

• Step 11 - Shared Responsibility Model - AWS and Customer - Security and Compliance

Getting Ready for AWS Certified Developer Associate

• Step 01 - Recommended Resources - AWS Certified Developer Associate

• Step 02 - Register for - AWS Certified Developer Associate

• Step 03 - My Recommendations for the AWS Certified Developer Associate Exam

• Step 04 - Congratulations