Learning AWS

Learning AWS

<b>Design, build, and deploy responsive applications using AWS cloud components</b><h2>About This Book</h2><ul><li>Build scalable and highly available real-time applications</li><li>Make cost-effective architectural decisions by implementing your product’s functional and non-functional requirements</li><li>Develop your skills with hands-on exercises using a three-tiered service oriented application as an example</li></ul><h2>Who This Book Is For</h2><p>This book is targeted at expert programmers and architects wanting to learn AWS. Some familiarity with Spring, MySQL, and RESTful web services is assumed.</p><h2>What You Will Learn</h2><ul><li>Multi-tenant design approaches for SaaS applications</li><li>Planning dev, test, staging, and production environments</li><li>Design considerations for scalability and high-availability</li><li>Planning for DR</li><li>The security considerations and implementation of AWS applications</li><li>Production deployment processes and tools</li><li>Monitoring AWS applications using CloudWatch</li><li>Automating infrastructure using CloudFormation</li></ul><h2>In Detail</h2><p>With the increasing global interest in leveraging cloud infrastructure, AWS Cloud from Amazon offers a cutting-edge platform for architecting, building, and deploying web-scale cloud applications. The variety of features available within AWS can reduce overall infrastructure costs and accelerate the development process for both large enterprises and startups alike.</p><p>Beginning with basic cloud concepts, you'll learn about the various cloud services models and the design implications of multi-tenant applications. You'll then design, implement, and deploy a multi-tier, scalable, highly-available and secure application on the AWS platform. At every step, we explain the key guiding principles driving real-world production-ready application architectures. Finally, you will learn how to automate your cloud infrastructure, set up operations, application monitoring, and DevOps pipeline.</p>