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Amazon Web Services in Action, Third Edition, Video Edition

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  • 001. Part 1. Getting started
  • 002. Chapter 1. What is Amazon Web Services
  • 003. Chapter 1. What can you do with AWS
  • 004. Chapter 1. How you can benefit from using AWS
  • 005. Chapter 1. How much does it cost
  • 006. Chapter 1. Comparing alternatives
  • 007. Chapter 1. Exploring AWS services
  • 008. Chapter 1. Interacting with AWS
  • 009. Chapter 1. Creating an AWS account
  • 010. Chapter 1. Creating a budget alert to keep track of your AWS bill
  • 011. Chapter 1. Summary
  • 012. Chapter 2. A simple example WordPress in 15 minutes
  • 013. Chapter 2. Exploring your infrastructure
  • 014. Chapter 2. How much does it cost
  • 015. Chapter 2. Deleting your infrastructure
  • 016. Chapter 2. Summary
  • 017. Part 2. Building virtual infrastructure consisting of computers and networking
  • 018. Chapter 3. Using virtual machines EC2
  • 019. Chapter 3. Monitoring and debugging a virtual machine
  • 020. Chapter 3. Shutting down a virtual machine
  • 021. Chapter 3. Changing the size of a virtual machine
  • 022. Chapter 3. Starting a virtual machine in another data center
  • 023. Chapter 3. Allocating a public IP address
  • 024. Chapter 3. Adding an additional network interface to a virtual machine
  • 025. Chapter 3. Optimizing costs for virtual machines
  • 026. Chapter 3. Summary
  • 027. Chapter 4. Programming your infrastructure The command line, SDKs, and CloudFormation
  • 028. Chapter 4. Using the command-line interface
  • 029. Chapter 4. Programming with the SDK
  • 030. Chapter 4. Infrastructure as Code
  • 031. Chapter 4. Using AWS CloudFormation to start a virtual machine
  • 032. Chapter 4. Summary
  • 033. Chapter 5. Securing your system IAM, security groups, and VPC
  • 034. Chapter 5. Keeping the operating system up-to-date
  • 035. Chapter 5. Securing your AWS account
  • 036. Chapter 5. Controlling network traffic to and from your virtual machine
  • 037. Chapter 5. Creating a private network in the cloud Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (VPC)
  • 038. Chapter 5. Summary
  • 039. Chapter 6. Automating operational tasks with Lambda
  • 040. Chapter 6. Building a website health check with AWS Lambda
  • 041. Chapter 6. Adding a tag containing the owner of an EC2 instance automatically
  • 042. Chapter 6. What else can you do with AWS Lambda
  • 043. Chapter 6. Summary
  • 044. Part 3. Storing data in the cloud
  • 045. Chapter 7. Storing your objects S3
  • 046. Chapter 7. Amazon S3
  • 047. Chapter 7. Backing up your data on S3 with AWS CLI
  • 048. Chapter 7. Archiving objects to optimize costs
  • 049. Chapter 7. Storing objects programmatically
  • 050. Chapter 7. Using S3 for static web hosting
  • 051. Chapter 7. Protecting data from unauthorized access
  • 052. Chapter 7. Optimizing performance
  • 053. Chapter 7. Summary
  • 054. Chapter 8. Storing data on hard drives EBS and instance store
  • 055. Chapter 8. Instance store Temporary block-level storage
  • 056. Chapter 8. Summary
  • 057. Chapter 9. Sharing data volumes between machines EFS
  • 058. Chapter 9. Creating a mount target
  • 059. Chapter 9. Mounting the EFS filesystem on EC2 instances
  • 060. Chapter 9. Sharing files between EC2 instances
  • 061. Chapter 9. Tweaking performance
  • 062. Chapter 9. Backing up your data
  • 063. Chapter 9. Summary
  • 064. Chapter 10. Using a relational database service RDS
  • 065. Chapter 10. Importing data into a database
  • 066. Chapter 10. Backing up and restoring your database
  • 067. Chapter 10. Controlling access to a database
  • 068. Chapter 10. Building on a highly available database
  • 069. Chapter 10. Tweaking database performance
  • 070. Chapter 10. Monitoring a database
  • 071. Chapter 10. Summary
  • 072. Chapter 11. Caching data in memory Amazon ElastiCache and MemoryDB
  • 073. Chapter 11. Cache deployment options
  • 074. Chapter 11. Controlling cache access
  • 075. Chapter 11. Installing the sample application Discourse with CloudFormation
  • 076. Chapter 11. Monitoring a cache
  • 077. Chapter 11. Tweaking cache performance
  • 078. Chapter 11. Summary
  • 079. Chapter 12. Programming for the NoSQL database service DynamoDB
  • 080. Chapter 12. Creating tables
  • 081. Chapter 12. Adding data
  • 082. Chapter 12. Retrieving data
  • 083. Chapter 12. Removing data
  • 084. Chapter 12. Modifying data
  • 085. Chapter 12. Recap primary key
  • 086. Chapter 12. SQL-like queries with PartiQL
  • 087. Chapter 12. DynamoDB Local
  • 088. Chapter 12. Operating DynamoDB
  • 089. Chapter 12. Scaling capacity and pricing
  • 090. Chapter 12. Networking
  • 091. Chapter 12. Comparing DynamoDB to RDS
  • 092. Chapter 12. NoSQL alternatives
  • 093. Chapter 12. Summary
  • 094. Part 4. Architecting on AWS
  • 095. Chapter 13. Achieving high availability Availability zones, autoscaling, and CloudWatch
  • 096. Chapter 13. Recovering from a data center outage with an Auto Scaling group
  • 097. Chapter 13. Architecting for high availability
  • 098. Chapter 13. Summary
  • 099. Chapter 14. Decoupling your infrastructure Elastic Load Balancing and Simple Queue Service
  • 100. Chapter 14. Asynchronous decoupling with message queues
  • 101. Chapter 14. Summary
  • 102. Chapter 15. Automating deployment CodeDeploy, CloudFormation, and Packer
  • 103. Chapter 15. Rolling update with AWS CloudFormation and user data
  • 104. Chapter 15. Deploying customized AMIs created by Packer
  • 105. Chapter 15. Comparing approaches
  • 106. Chapter 15. Summary
  • 107. Chapter 16. Designing for fault tolerance
  • 108. Chapter 16. Considerations for making your code fault tolerant
  • 109. Chapter 16. Building a fault-tolerant web application Imagery
  • 110. Chapter 16. Summary
  • 111. Chapter 17. Scaling up and down Autoscaling and CloudWatch
  • 112. Chapter 17. Using metrics or schedules to trigger scaling
  • 113. Chapter 17. Decoupling your dynamic EC2 instance pool
  • 114. Chapter 17. Summary
  • 115. Chapter 18. Building modern architectures for the cloud ECS, Fargate, and App Runner
  • 116. Chapter 18. Comparing different options to run containers on AWS
  • 117. Chapter 18. The ECS basics Cluster, service, task, and task definition
  • 118. Chapter 18. AWS Fargate Running containers without managing a cluster of virtual machines
  • 119. Chapter 18. Walking through a cloud-native architecture ECS, Fargate, and S3
  • 120. Chapter 18. Summary
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