Top AWS Services For Backend Developers
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- Want to learn AWS as a backend developer? Focus on these dozen or so services to build a solid foundation and get started on your cloud journey.
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Love how you call out services not to learn/explain why
Glad it helped!
Probably the most comprehensive and interesting intro to AWS essentials. Thank you so much Daniel !!!
Really appreciate the comment. Thank you and you're very welcome!
Great video to get the overview of the crazy ecosystem aws offer! Amazing job!🎉
Great content as usual, congrats !!!
Super super helpfil. thx for putting together.
I love your content. Keep it up!
Thanks for nice lecture,
This is great thanks
THANK YOU 🙏
EBS and EFS are also useful to know for everyone using ec2
I haven’t watched yet, but know that is extremely useful , like in advance man
Hope you enjoy and let me know what you think!
Would secrets manager be a good addition to misc as well?
Your videos are incredibly helpful, thank you.
Have you encountered a scenario where you needed to utilize a custom global domain name to connect to a REST gateway from outside of AWS? Initially, everything functions correctly with request signatures. However, issues arise when attempting to connect from within a AWS VPC with peering to the VPC where service behind the REST gateway lives. AWS DNS resolves the global domain name to an internal gateway or load balancer, which possesses its own TLS certificate which lacks the global domain name and TLS validation falls. The security team prohibits the use of cross-region VPC peering. They might also restricted a transit gateway usage for similar reasons. Can you recommend any workarounds or solutions for this situation? Many thanks.
Also i do find it a bit funny that you chose AWS Shield's logo to represent security groups :D
I couldnt find the right logo for it! :(
What website did you use for this presentation?
Hey, I wanted to ask, do you have courses where you show how to deploy a full stack app (frontend and backend) step by step where to deploy the frontend and the backend? is it on youtube or in your other platform, I feel like I do understand the concepts of AWS but I need to know how to use it with confidience and not google almost everything, The most important thing for me is deployment of full stack apps, where to store the frondend, the backend, the database and etc, I would appreciate if you could point me to the course where you explain all of that if you have such course, thanks.
This video is so clear! Thank you😊
Glad it was helpful!
please we need end to end projects with various combinations of above services
Instead of using Step Functions to manage the application's workflow, I use CloudWatch to trigger Lambda functions. This is because I feel I do not want to rely too much on many AWS services such as Step Functions to save on cost. Is this an acceptable workflow?
Hi, I have no experience in cloud computing or know how it works. I want to start off by learning AWS cloud. Can you please guide me in the right direction, please ?
EDIT: I have just viewed your course. Is it for beginners who has no experience in cloud and coding? Also what do we get from "AWS Step Functions Masterclass"
a bit odd that you put CloudFront on a "Storage" level, i believe it's more of a global CDN type of service, although i understand the choice since it does behave like a global cache
Hi please, what tool are you using for the presentation?
Hi I'm using eraser.io/
@@BeABetterDev Thank you! Excellent video!! 👏🏽👏🏽
Has anyone purchased his course? Is it worth it? I really like his content so far
Could you please share us your diagram for each video, it would be helpful for us to take some notes
I'm developing a miniproject to upload profile pics. User can ask signedurl to post an image to s3, in the frontend user can crop the image and post the image with metadata that tells how to crop.
then after upload confirmation user will tell the backend that the image was uploaded. The backend will trigger a lambda function written in rust that will pull the image from the receiver bucket, get the metadata, crop, downscale it to a defined height and width, convert it to jpeg with a dpi of 72, then upload to another bucked and delete the original image. (a 1,5mb png image turned to 45kb).
Why rust? even though rust is harder, deploying a binary to lambda was a lot simpler. The binary was of 3,9mb.
After that the lambda will tell the backend the process completed, the backend will tell the user to reload it's gallery to see the uploaded image.
It's quite a mess but I'm learning a lot of things and how to integrate a bunch of things together.
The idea is that I can re-utilize this profile pic capability in any future project that need it
You got to fix the audio sync issue.