Cloud Technologies Introduction

1. Introduction to Cloud Technologies

Learn about the history and development of cloud technologies, as well as how modern servers and web applications operate. This section will tell you a lot of interesting things related to cloud technologies.

History of Creation

Cloud Models

Major Cloud Service Providers

Security Fundamentals in Cloud Technologies

The Future of Cloud Technologies

2. AWS S3 Overview

In this section, we'll explore a cloud service called S3, and learn how to configure and use it. You'll upload various media to S3, and then we'll even learn how to host a simple static website on S3.

Creating AWS Account

Amazon Simple Storage Service Configuration

AWS S3 Media Usage

Challenge: Media Usage

Storing Code Fragments On AWS S3

Hosting an HTML Page on S3

3. EC2 Overview

Are you curious about how websites or servers for online video games are hosted? Then this section will tell you much more about hosting servers in the cloud on the EC2 service.

What is EC2 Used for?

EC2 Instance Creation

Instance Operations

Connecting to the Instance From Your Device

Basics of Working with EC2 Instance

EC2 Web Server

Section 3 Summary

4. RDS Management

In this section, we will learn how to create and use databases in the cloud. I'll tell you about the different types available, how they interact with applications, and integrate with various products. Cloud databases are the most secure way to store data, and this section will explain why.

RDS Overview

Database Creation and Configuration

Connecting to the RDS Instance

Operations with Database Instance

Connecting to the RDS from EC2 Instance

Course Summary

Congrats! 🥳

Congratulations on completing the course!

This course served as an introduction, showing you how to use the most popular AWS services such as S3, EC2, and RDS. These three services are commonly used in production and are suitable for beginners who want to deploy their projects in the cloud, leverage additional resources, or simply experiment with cloud technologies and learn something new.

We didn't delve into the intricacies of how specific services work; our main goal was to learn how to work with certain services while staying within the free tier.

To work in production, you need to know many nuances, such as application deployment, cost management, and much more. But the knowledge you've gained about cloud technologies should be enough to deploy your project to the cloud if you know how to work with web browsers in localhost.

I look forward to hearing your feedback on the course. Good luck!

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Section 4. Chapter 6

Course Content