Embark on a comprehensive 4-5 hour tutorial designed specifically for early-stage startups looking to leverage AWS. Learn the essentials of creating an AWS account, deploying applications, and managing scaling budgets. Dive into crucial topics such as account security, multi-account setup, and AWS security services. Explore the best free-tier AWS services and learn how to track AWS credits. Gain practical experience by setting up a development environment, deploying a marketing website, and launching web applications using various AWS services. Discover best practices for email management, WordPress setup, and mobile application deployment. Acquire valuable insights on AWS support, technical positioning, and security measures. By the end of this tutorial, gain a solid foundation in AWS implementation tailored for startup needs, equipping you with the knowledge to effectively utilize cloud services for your business growth.
Overview
Syllabus
) Meet Your Instructor.
) Setting Up Your AWS Account.
) Avoid Overbilling by Creating AWS Budgets and Billing Alarm.
) Securing Root Account and Create an Administrative User.
) Setting up Multi-Account and Creating a Cross-Account Role.
) Crash Course on AWS Security Services.
) Reviewing The Best Free-Tier AWS Services.
) AWS Activate and Keeping Track of AWS Credits.
) Evolution of Servers.
) Technical Architectures and Technical Responsibility.
) ⌨ Registering a Domain Name with Route53.
) ⌨ Setting up A Development Environment on Cloud9.
) ⌨ Setting up Your Marketing Website on S3 and CloudFront.
) ⌨ How do I deploy my web-application to Elastic Beanstalk?.
) ⌨ Sending Emails Via Your Web-Application using SES.
) ⌨ Creating a Business Email Using Amazon WorkMail.
) ⌨ Setting Up A Wordpress with using LightSail or EC2.
) ⌨ Sending Campaign Emails using PinPoint.
) ⌨ Launching a Sample Mobile Application Using AWS Amplify.
) ⌨ Why you should consider paying for AWS Support.
) Why you should use these AWS Services To Get Better Technical Positioning.
) ⌨ Why you should avoid using EC2 Key Pairs and Instead Use Sessions Manager.
) Why you should try to run your Web-Application in at Least 3 AZs.
) ⌨ Why you should avoid assigning users Administrative Access and use these Policies Instead.
) Why you should use decentralized authentication such as Cognito.
) Thank You and Additional AWS Resources.
Taught by
freeCodeCamp.org
