AWS services to learn for Solutions Architects
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- In this video, we go over popular designs and trends, and AWS services for different layers for those designs. These are important to master for your cloud SA interview, and projects.
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Wow, just plain and simple. No BS. Thanks for sharing Raj!
Glad you liked it
This is really good approach to understand how to become SA. Thanks Raj
Glad it was helpful 🙌
Great video!! Thank you Raj 😊
As always Raj, very nice video! The only thing I want to add is file server migration using EFS/ DataSync/S3 services.
Ty, great tip!
It's a great video to have an overview of AWS services and how they interact! Congrats!
Ty Luis, glad it was helpful 🙌
Great video. Helped understand the key services and their usage. In short you really understand the key elements of a micro service application hosted on AWS environment. Thanks !!
Glad it helped!
Hey thanks Raj for the information. You mentioned microservice architecture on EC2. I am not sure how MS will work on EC2. Do we need to provision multiple EC2 and deploy and route services on them. I mostly saw microservices hosted on EKS. Will be great if you can clarify my doubt.
Hopefully you got the free guide that answers your question
Thank you Raj
Amazing explaination for aws in nutshell. Keep rocking !
Glad you liked it 🙌
WoW Dada Old School White Board Presentation . Superb Content i am just looking and preparing for next switch.
Ty! Yes, a whiteboard is SAs best friend. Best of luck in your career switch.
I agree in big organisations and in fact I would say all organisation K8 is the preferred deployment arch than ec2 and auto scaling ..serverless mostly used by small organisations or maybe for some small use cases but not for micro services architecture
Ty for sharing your insights. Kubernetes is indeed becoming very popular, perhaps more than serverless. Serverless is good for event driven, but for microservices and other patterns K8s is getting more traction.
Great way expalining about aws services, Concept based..
Please do more videos like wise..😍😍
Glad you liked it, yes will do more 🙌
It will be very helpful if you do video on EKS aws workshop
Noted
Awesome explanation and its as simple as that, Thank you Raj.
Along with three tier architecture the spice of GF/crush is really needed, Liked it 😄
Glad it was helpful 🙌
Wow, a great video, ty for the valuable info
Glad it was helpful!
Another Great Video Raj ......Best wishes Nitesh
Ty Nitesh 🙌
Great video 😊 keep it up
Thank you! Will do!
Thnk u Raj sir❤
Glad it was helpful Suryakant 🙌
Is there any discount available on rocking aws for beginners course?
Yes, check cloudwithraj.com, max discounted link is there
Hi, I have one question. does mysql (latest version) support auto failover on aws ec2 instance
Amazing Raj.
What are the some courses you suggest for someone new to AWS to learn step by step?
Check out my AWS beginners course. Discounted link at cloudwithraj.com
Hi Raj can we get the bootcamp videos as passive membership ? We missed the bootcamp are u planning for anything near by
No passive membership. Yes, next cohort will be end of Aug or Sept probably.
Hey Raj, I love your content! Do you think it's possible to transition into Solution Architecture with 5 yrs backend experience? I have supplemented my work experience with a number of cloud projects using different Architecture patterns.
Also, in interviews, is knowing the tools enough or do you neer hands on experience with them all?
Yes 100% possible
@cloudwithraj Thanks! Gonna try for a SA role 🙌🏾
Hi Raj, are there any high quality AWS, Kubernetes, or anything devops related books that you could recommend?
Hmm, not sure about books. This space moves so quick. I mostly study from official blogs/videos/workshops
What about DNS and certificate service ? route53 and ACM
Yeah they are good to know as well. The services on the video are chosen based on their criticality in interviews/projects. Else if I start adding all the services that's used, it'd cross 100 services 😅
😊 yes agree
Hey thanks Raj for the information. You mentioned microservice architecture on EC2. I am not sure how MS will work on EC2. Do we need to provision multiple EC2 and deploy and route services on them. I mostly saw microservices hosted on EKS. Will be great if you can clarify my doubt.
Download the free cloud guide, it has microservices architecture explained - cloudwithraj.com/freeguide
Thanks Raj