Category Archives for AWS Solutions Architect

AWS Step Functions

AWS Step Functions : Serverless Workflows

Application development becomes more intuitive using the AWS Step Functions, allowing developers to configure each applications with chain of functions such as a AWS Lambda function, or a function on the container that is developed stateless as a set of states. With AWS Step Functions you can build serverless workflows that orchestrate machine learning training, report […]

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Amazon API Gateway

Interactivity Using Amazon API Gateway

Amazon API Gateway is an awesome service to use as an HTTP frontend. You can use it for building serverless applications, for integrating with legacy applications, or for proxying HTTP requests directly to other AWS services. But understanding API Gateway can be difficult. So, in this blog, we are going to cover everything that you […]

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AWS Serveerless application model

AWS Serverless Application Model: Complete Solution For Serverless Apps

It won’t surprise anyone when you say that the cloud train has left the station a while ago and is gaining more and more speed every day. Because this trend doesn’t seem to stop at all it is required to be able to act fast on your changing environment to meet your customer’s demand with […]

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Introduction To Cloud & AWS FAQs

[Q/A] AWS Certified Solution Architect Associate Day 1: Introduction To Cloud & AWS

In this blog, we will cover the Q/A’s from Day 1 of AWS Certified Solution Architect Associate covering Introduction To Cloud & AWS FAQs. This blog will help you to get started with AWS Solution Architect. The blog post at k21academy.com/awssa36 covers: 1. Cloud Services and Deployment Model 2. AWS Global Infrastructure Region AZ 3. […]

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Amazon CloudWatch and CloudTrail

AWS: Difference Between Amazon CloudWatch and CloudTrail

Amazon CloudWatch and CloudTrail can be very easy to confuse with these two services. CloudWatch mainly monitors performance, whereas CloudTrail mainly monitors actions in your AWS environment. In this blog at https://k21academy.com/awssa35, we will cover everything you need to know about Amazon CloudWatch and CloudTrail and the difference between them. In this blog, we are […]

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aws for testers and qa

Amazon Web Services for Testers and Quality Assurance (QA)

There was a dramatic shift in the software development industry over the past 3 years towards cloud technology. In the past agencies might favour dealing with their own infrastructure. This means that more usually than not the software developed and the infrastructure it was deployed on would be in the same place. Or deployed on […]

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AWS Database Migration Service

AWS Database Migration Service

Are you looking for a way to migrate your on-premise database to the cloud? AWS Database Migration Service (DMS) is a managed service that provides a quick and secure way to migrate your on-premise databases to the cloud. Check out this blog at k21academy.com/awssa34 to know more about AWS Database Migration Service: • What is […]

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AWS Route 53

Introduction to AWS Route 53

AWS Route 53 is one of the most popular and widely used services of Amazon Web Services. This is generally because it is highly available and reliable and flexible for customer/user to use. In this blog at k21academy.com/awssa33, we are going to cover everything that you need to understand about AWS Route 53:- 1.Overview of […]

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aws database

AWS Database Service – Amazon RDS, Aurora, DynamoDB, ElastiCache

AWS Database Service is Amazon’s fully managed and scalable database solution for your applications. Amazon provides a wide range of database options such as Amazon RDS, Aurora, DynamoDB, ElasticCache, and Redshift. Check out this blog post at k21academy.com/awssa32 to know more about AWS Database Services: • AWS Database Service • AWS Relational Database Service (RDS) […]

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EC2 Instance

Create and Connect To Amazon AWS Windows EC2 Instance

The EC2 is a computing service that provides scalable computing capacity and eliminates the investment in hardware up-front, so the applications can be developed and deployed faster. Virtual machines on AWS EC2, are called instances. Here in this blog >> k21academy.com/awssa31, we are going to covers how to launch a Windows-based instance. This blog will […]

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