Amazing video !! I have very specific usecase which can be achieved with S3 --> Event bridge and multiple ECS Fargates calling them directly without any ingress layer in between. One person is dedicated to nginx/ingress layer and managing those pipelines and spending time in renewing certificates all the time which is an overhead. I will read more on this and try to do POC if this can be achieved with simply Event bridge and 3 ECS Fargates itself. I remember SQS costs less compared to Event bridge. We will look into it :) We are more into EKS and never used ECS and I think it's worth giving a try.
That's awesome video Raj.I am able to clear AWS SAA by following your course on Udemy thanks for detailed explanation.I am currently following your Rocking System design course .Do you have slack channel so as to post questions or queries that will be really helpful.
With pods running in private subnets, there can't be any public IP address and all traffic needs to come through ingress. Chances of being abused and DDoSd come down drastically this way
For EC2 mode, pods run inside the EC2, so it runs directly in ur VPC. For Fargate, the pods run inside amazon VPC, and gets an ENI to your VPC, so in effect, it uses IP address from your VPC.
Thanks , this is very good and informative. do you use whiteboard in udemy courses as well ? Using whiteboard and drawing things will make understanding easy and simple
Hey Ram. Yes, I use whiteboards in my Udemy courses, especially system design course. Since in real meetings and system design interviews, whiteboard is used, I decided to use the same!
@@cloudwithraj Great, Thanks ! I have purchased one of your course in Udemy , my question is if any clairification or doubt , how will you clarify, is it through udemy questions or linked in or any other simple way to communicate to get faster response ?
@@ramkumarch1 Udemy public q/a is the best place. You can also search previous questions to see if someone already asked ur q and got answers. Thanks for supporting me by enrolling in my courses!
Hi sir, I am 26 years old currently working as a production engineer in a company called micro plastics, since I have been working here for 3 yrs and couldn't see any growth in this domain now I am doing AWS devops course & I don't have sufficient time to practice in the home and now I planning to resign in the current company and start a career in IT I am 2018 engg batch mechanical can I get a job after completing this course please suggest me what to do ??
The best way to begin a day is Coffee with Raj (aka Cloud with Raj video) .Awesome Raj
Awesome Raj, you are a great teacher 👍
Ty Iaroslav, glad the video was useful
One of your best videos Raj.
The explanation using whiteboard made concepts much easier to understand.
Amazing video !! I have very specific usecase which can be achieved with S3 --> Event bridge and multiple ECS Fargates calling them directly without any ingress layer in between. One person is dedicated to nginx/ingress layer and managing those pipelines and spending time in renewing certificates all the time which is an overhead. I will read more on this and try to do POC if this can be achieved with simply Event bridge and 3 ECS Fargates itself. I remember SQS costs less compared to Event bridge. We will look into it :) We are more into EKS and never used ECS and I think it's worth giving a try.
Thank you very much your content and presentation are amazing.
Awesome Sir. Well explained
Thank you so much for such an informative video...Awesome!!!, would like to see more videos on implementation of system design if possible.
Great session Raj, would love to meet u in person in case u plan to be in India - Mumbai office by chance
Very well explained Raj.
Well done sir! I learned something today.
Could you add links to your AWS presentations? I would love to watch those also.
Thanks Jean. AWS will release them in couple more weeks. I will post the links after they go public.
@@cloudwithraj Super, looking forward to watching them!
That's awesome video Raj.I am able to clear AWS SAA by following your course on Udemy thanks for detailed explanation.I am currently following your Rocking System design course .Do you have slack channel so as to post questions or queries that will be really helpful.
Thanks Kesav. Congrats on SAA! No slack channel, Q/A via Udemy forums for now.
@28:46 AWS Distro for OpenTelemetry??
What are the advantages of running a kubernetes cluster in only private subnets as opposed to a mixture of public and private subnets?
With pods running in private subnets, there can't be any public IP address and all traffic needs to come through ingress. Chances of being abused and DDoSd come down drastically this way
Thank you for the very informative video. In both models, ec2 and fargate, do the pods run in aws vpc and NOT in customer's vpc?
For EC2 mode, pods run inside the EC2, so it runs directly in ur VPC. For Fargate, the pods run inside amazon VPC, and gets an ENI to your VPC, so in effect, it uses IP address from your VPC.
Excellent one ...
Awesome!
Thank you! Cheers!
Thanks , this is very good and informative. do you use whiteboard in udemy courses as well ? Using whiteboard and drawing things will make understanding easy and simple
Hey Ram. Yes, I use whiteboards in my Udemy courses, especially system design course. Since in real meetings and system design interviews, whiteboard is used, I decided to use the same!
@@cloudwithraj Great, Thanks ! I have purchased one of your course in Udemy , my question is if any clairification or doubt , how will you clarify, is it through udemy questions or linked in or any other simple way to communicate to get faster response ?
@@ramkumarch1 Udemy public q/a is the best place. You can also search previous questions to see if someone already asked ur q and got answers. Thanks for supporting me by enrolling in my courses!
Raj the video is as usual upto point & damn helpful...but your Tshirt is dude dope...is it possible for us to get one of those anyhow.... 💫🙏
Thanks bro. This t-shirt is just for internal EKS teams only for now. Maybe this will be available for public down the line.
@@cloudwithraj or if someday will be in that team by your teaching... 💫👍🙏
@@mohitmishra3091 YES, love this attitude 👊
Hi sir,
I am 26 years old currently working as a production engineer in a company called micro plastics, since I have been working here for 3 yrs and couldn't see any growth in this domain now I am doing AWS devops course & I don't have sufficient time to practice in the home and now I planning to resign in the current company and start a career in IT I am 2018 engg batch mechanical can I get a job after completing this course please suggest me what to do ??
for fargate even you don't manage EC2, but it is using EC2 as host? if not where is this cpu and memory come from?
No, it doesn't run on EC2. AWS uses firecracker VMs underneath.