Over the past few months, I have been focusing on teaching cloud technologies with Amazon Web Services and other providers. I created a rather a large collection of resources which will help you to learn Amazon Web Services.
First of all, here’s a series of blog posts for total beginners with Amazon Web Services:
- AWS EC2 Web Console Tutorial: Creating WordPress in Minutes
- AWS EC2 Web Console Tutorial: Node.js Hello World Server
- AWS EC2 Tutorial: Adding Robustness and Scalability with Elastic Load Balancer
- AWS S3 Tutorial: Easy Static Website Hosting in Under 5 Minutes
- AWS EC2 Autoscaling: Creating an EC2 Autoscaling Group
Then, here’s a more advanced blog post on ECS and Docker: Deploying Node and Mongo Containers on Amazon Web Services Elastic Container Service (AWS ECS)
Lastly, make sure to checkout some free preview lectures of these Node University courses:
- AWS Intro: Build Solid Foundation of Main AWS Concepts and Services
- AWS Intermediate: All you need to know to start DevOps with AWS
- Node in Production with Docker and AWS at Node University: Learn How to Create and Deploy Container Images for Node.js, MongoDB and Node Stack
Amazon Web Services is de-facto a standard of cloud computing. Every software engineers should know at least its basics if not know it to an intermediate level.
