Amazon ECS in 60 Minutes- Hands-on with Docker and Fargate

Amazon ECS in 60 Minutes: Hands-on with Docker and Fargate, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 3.4, with 36 lectures, 3 quizzes, based on 27 reviews, and has 264 subscribers.

You will learn about How to build and manage ECS clusters using the AWS Console How to build and manage ECS clusters with Terraform (Infrastructure as Code) How to run serverless applications with AWS Fargate and ECS How to deploy applications into ECS The benefits of Amazon ECS and when to use it Understand the individual components of Amazon ECS You will get access to a library of code examples that you can use in your work or hobby projects This course is ideal for individuals who are Software developers or System administrators or DevOps and Cloud Engineers looking to deploy applications into Amazon ECS It is particularly useful for Software developers or System administrators or DevOps and Cloud Engineers looking to deploy applications into Amazon ECS.

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Summary

Title: Amazon ECS in 60 Minutes: Hands-on with Docker and Fargate

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 3.4

Number of Lectures: 36

Number of Quizzes: 3

Number of Published Lectures: 36

Number of Published Quizzes: 3

Number of Curriculum Items: 39

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 39

Original Price: $54.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

How to build and manage ECS clusters using the AWS Console

How to build and manage ECS clusters with Terraform (Infrastructure as Code)

How to run serverless applications with AWS Fargate and ECS

How to deploy applications into ECS

The benefits of Amazon ECS and when to use it

Understand the individual components of Amazon ECS

You will get access to a library of code examples that you can use in your work or hobby projects

Who Should Attend

Software developers

System administrators

DevOps and Cloud Engineers looking to deploy applications into Amazon ECS

Target Audiences

Software developers

System administrators

DevOps and Cloud Engineers looking to deploy applications into Amazon ECS

Learn from industry-leading DevOps and Cloud Engineers at Releaseworks:

In the next 60 minutes, you will learn the key features of Amazon Elastic Container Service, and how to use it in practice. This is essential knowledge to any software developer or cloud engineer looking to deploy containerized applications in AWS.

Amazon Web Services is the leading cloud platform in the world. Amazon Elastic Container Service, or ECS, was among the first managed container orchestration platforms on the market and it remains as the default container orchestration platform in cloud-native AWS deployments.

Amazon ECS in 60 Minutes includes 12 labs to help you practice along with the instructor, and learn by doing.

This training course is designed to help you decide if Amazon ECS is the right choice for your team by demonstrating its benefits and differences to other container orchestrator solutions. If you do decide to build your container orchestration platform on Amazon ECS, this course will help you get started with it in practice.

We will cover how to create serverless ECS clusters with AWS Fargate, as well as more traditional EC2-based clusters. Our examples also include Terraform code to help you build ECS clusters following the Infrastructure as Code best practices. You are free to use the fully working code examples we provide in your work and hobby projects.

Did you know that DevOps is one of the most sought-after set of skills in the job market right now, with tens of thousands of open roles globally. According to PayScale, the median DevOps salary in the U.S. is $93,770 per year. The best DevOps specialists on the market can name their price, and often earn more than $200,000 in a year. The best time to start learning DevOps was 5 years ago – the second best time is now!

Releaseworks is an upskilling-focussed DevOps and cloud engineering consultancy based in London. We help some of the largest digital organizations in the world to take full advantage of the cloud, and implement DevOps ways of working. Our mission is to help software development teams release better software, faster. Releaseworks Academy is the collection of learning resources that we use to upskill the software development teams of our clients, as well as our own cloud engineers.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Welcome to ECS Fundamentals

Lecture 2: Meet your instructor: David Bien, Cloud Engineer at Releaseworks

Lecture 3: What you will learn on this course

Chapter 2: Getting started

Lecture 1: Using the terminal

Lecture 2: Where to find the code examples

Lecture 3: Optional: How to install Ubuntu Linux on Windows 10 with WSL

Lecture 4: How to create an AWS account

Lecture 5: How to install Terraform

Chapter 3: ECS Basics

Lecture 1: What is ECS

Lecture 2: Benefits of ECS

Lecture 3: Fargate vs. EC2 Clusters

Lecture 4: Components of ECS

Chapter 4: Diving into the internals

Lecture 1: Clusters

Lecture 2: Task Definitions

Lecture 3: Tasks

Lecture 4: Services

Lecture 5: Deployment Strategies

Lecture 6: Autoscaling and Load Balancers

Lecture 7: Elastic Container Registry (ECR)

Chapter 5: Using ECS

Lecture 1: Lab: Create a Docker image repository in ECR

Lecture 2: Lab: Create an EC2-based ECS cluster

Lecture 3: Lab: Create an ECS Task Definition

Lecture 4: Lab: Create an ECS Service

Lecture 5: Lab: Create an Application Load Balancer

Lecture 6: Lab: Create an ECS service with a Load Balancer

Lecture 7: Lab: Create a serverless ECS cluster with AWS Fargate

Lecture 8: Lab: Create a Task Definition for use with Fargate

Lecture 9: Lab: Create a Private Subnet and a NAT Gateway for ECS tasks

Lecture 10: Lab: Create a serverless ECS service on Fargate with a Load Balancer

Chapter 6: Managing ECS with Terraform

Lecture 1: Why use Terraform to manage ECS

Lecture 2: Lab: Build an EC2-based ECS cluster with Terraform

Lecture 3: Lab: Build a Fargate-based ECS cluster with Terraform

Chapter 7: Afterword and Next Steps

Lecture 1: Five takeaways from this course

Lecture 2: Further reading

Lecture 3: Congratulations

Lecture 4: Bonus: Recommended Further Learning

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