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Full Description
Learning Amazon Web Services (AWS) is a clear, complete, practical, and hands-on introduction to the world's leading cloud platform -- a perfect resource for everyone who needs to understand AWS, whatever their previous IT background.
Top cloud trainer and evangelist Mark Wilkins covers all you need to know to succeed with AWS, introducing each key concept in the context of a book-length case study. He teaches best practices that fully align with Amazon's Well Architected Framework, the basis of all AWS certifications -- making this guide a valuable learning tool for those seeking to demonstrate their expertise by pursuing formal certification. Wilkins introduces new concepts based on how they are presented in the AWS self-service portal, making his coverage even easier to learn from and practice with.
Coverage includes:
The big picture: What AWS is, how it has evolved, and how it can help you
Foundation Core Services: compute, network, storage, and databases
Implementing AWS Compute Services and EC2 instances (and understanding their pricing)
Enforcing AWS security, compliance, and control
Leveraging AWS Networking Services, including VPC, CIDR, DHCP, NAT, Internet gateways, endpoints, and VPNs
Utilizing AWS cloud storage and databases
Efficiently administering and managing AWS
Contents
Preface xix
Chapter 1 Learning AWS 1
Chapter 2 Designing with AWS Global Services 29
Chapter 3 AWS Networking Services 77
Chapter 4 Compute Services: AWS EC2 Instances 147
Chapter 5 Planning for Scale and Resiliency 209
Chapter 6 Cloud Storage 255
Chapter 7 Security Services 315
Chapter 8 Automating AWS Infrastructure 373
Index 409
