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Run and manage Docker containers in the cloud with AWS ECS. Integrate AWS ECS with other AWS services and Jenkins
In the past decade cloud computing has been gaining popularity at a tremendous rate. Some cloud providers are experiencing a growth rate of 50% year over year – which is just astounding. And the reasons for this growth is obvious – cloud computing enables ubiquitous, convenient, on-demand access to a shared pool of configurable computing resources which can be rapidly provisioned and released with minimal effort. Amazon Web Services is a cloud computing platform which offers a broad set of global compute, storage, database, analytics, application, and deployment services that help organizations move faster at lower IT costs, and scale their applications. Along with the popularity of cloud platforms – another phenomenon which has been taking over the modern software and IT landscape is containerization. The use of container technology like Docker has grown dramatically within organizations of all sizes. But do you know what happens when you marry these two amazing technologies? The result is a massively scalable, robust and flexible infrastructure solution. If you are serious about architecting, deploying and operating containers and clusters in the AWS cloud – then this course is for you. Look, if you’re serious about becoming an expert cloud engineer and generating a greater income for you and your family, it’s time to take action.
This course teaches you, how you can use Docker to package your code, deploy your applications in these portable containers and scale them using AWS ECS service in the AWS cloud.
What You Will Learn
- Pass the Network+ certification exam with confidence
- Describe computer networks, their functions, and their components
- Subnet networks
- Perform basic network configurations
- Become an effective networking technician in a small-to-medium sized business environment
Table of Contents
01 Welcome and introduction
02 Course overview
03 Why learn AWS ECS
04 Download course resources
05 Get ready for AWS ECS
06 Introduction to AWS ECS
07 AWS ECS features
08 AWS ECS components
09 AWS ECS and AWS IAM
10 Get hands-on with Docker
11 Docker and AWS ECS
12 Docker installation
13 AWS Container Registry
14 Launch Docker container instances
15 Launch AWS container instances and tasks
16 AWS ECS Components
17 Deploy AWS EC2 Instance
18 Connect To AWS EC2 Instance
19 Install AWS ECS Agent
20 Deploy AWS ECS Cluster
21 Deploy AWS ECS Cluster
22 Review AWS ECS Cluster
23 Create AWS ECS Task Definition
24 Launch Containers in AWS ECS Cluster
25 Integration of other AWS services with AWS ECS
26 Deploy AWS ELB
27 Deploy classic AWS ELB
28 Configure AWS ELB
29 Deploy and Configure AWS ALB
30 Deploy AWS ECS Service
31 Update AWS ECS Service
32 CI_CD pipeline with AWS ECS and Jenkins
33 Importance of CICD
34 Install Jenkins
35 Install-Jenkins
36 Build CI CD Pipeline
37 Build CI CD Pipeline
38 Implement CI CD Pipeline
39 Automate CI CD Pipeline
40 Integrate GitHub Webhooks with CI CD Pipeline
41 End of course
42 Introduction to AWS
43 Introduction to cloud computing
44 Why AWS
45 Who uses AWS
46 Services provided by AWS
47 More about AWS
48 Thank you
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