How to Get Started with AWS • Crash Course
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- Опубліковано 24 чер 2024
- Learn how to get started with AWS in 30 minutes!
You'll learn how to create an AWS account, configure IAM users, and use the AWS CLI and SDK. We'll also look at AWS CDK and see how we can use it to manage cloud infrastructure.
👉 Links
🔗 Project: github.com/pixegami/todo-list...
🔗 AWS Console: aws.amazon.com
🔗 AWS Free Tier: aws.amazon.com/free
🔗 AWS CLI: aws.amazon.com/cli
🔗 Credential Provider Chain: docs.aws.amazon.com/sdkref/la...
🔗 IAM Best Practices: docs.aws.amazon.com/IAM/lates...
🔗 Node.js: nodejs.org/en
🔗 AWS CDK: docs.aws.amazon.com/cdk/v2/gu...
📚 Chapters
00:00 Introduction to AWS
00:57 Example AWS Services
05:51 AWS Pricing
07:32 AWS Free Tier
09:30 4 Ways to Use AWS
10:26 Create an AWS Account
11:40 How AWS Regions Work
13:08 Creating an IAM User
16:21 Using the AWS CLI
19:11 Using the AWS SDK for Python
20:47 Using AWS CDK
25:37 Deploying a Serverless To-Do List
27:16 Reference Architecture Diagrams
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i found your channel today, and i love how you teach, thanks for these contents!
I'm glad to hear that, thank you!
Great Introduction. I would like to see more videos about DynamoDB and Sigle Table Design.
Noted, thanks for the feedback :)
Great foundation. Keep adding more advanced content around Lambda and CDK.
Thank you! Will do!
Smart guy, smart video :)
Thank you!
Very informative video! Could you make more AWS centric videos covering real-world use cases and example applications?
Great idea... Thanks for the suggestion :)
Great video! Could you do a video on automatically deploying to AWS using GitHub actions? I want to build an API using FastAPI + Mangum + Docker and deploy to AWS Lambda using GitHub actions, but it seems complex.
Thank you! Yes I actually have a video on GitHub actions for AWS too! Check it out here: How To Use GitHub Actions • Automate Your AWS Deployments
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Found your channel its amazing. I am learning my aws and the bedrock. I wanna ask instead of using ec2, can I use lightsail for cheaper cost to
Thank you, and welcome! I think Lightsail uses things like EC2 under the hood, so yes you should be able to use them too.
But I think EC2 has a free tier as well (with the micro instance). If you really wanna have cost-effective compute, I recommend looking at Lambda (but it depends what you're trying to build --- Lambda will work well with event-driven services, or API services).
Really enjoyed your AWS videos. Can you cover the new Bedrock services in a future video?
Thanks! Yeah, it's a great - I'll look into it next :)
Great intro for beggingers, keep rocking bro
Thank you!
Hello I would like to ask that, in the privategpt can I add link to html ? or do I have to give html files in the source documents?
Awesome inteoduction thanks so much. One question when i try creating an additonal user it takes me to the IAM identity center instead though and creates it there rather than in IAM section. Do you know why that is?
Thanks! Hmm, not quite sure - I think there could be different interfaces for creating the user. But it should still be fine no matter where you create it from.
I am a senior mobile engineer coding in react native. I am now inclined towards cloud and AI. What roadmap would you recommend to transition.
I think learning how to build basic services in the cloud (e.g. AWS, Azure, Firebase) is a good place to start for the first 6 months or so. You wanna know how to build services like a clone of Twitter, Instagram, Discord, etc.
Then for AI - well it depends if you wanna be more of a science role (e.g. train and create models). But I think most people will want to learn how to apply AI. It's all new so there's no good roadmap for it yet, but I would guess just build apps that use a lot of AI, learn how to use the APIs for AI, and learn about popular applications (like RAG, Langchain, and how to evaluate models).
thanks for your coherent response. Yes as far as AI is concerned, I am more interested in its usage to enhance productivity.
Hi can I get a way to connect with you had some queries to talk.