Category Archives for Amazon Web Services
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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Multi-Account Management Using AWS Organizations
Many AWS users found it difficult to manage multiple AWS accounts as they scale up their resources for a variety of reasons and because of multiple accounts billing becomes more complex due to the operational overhead cost of multiple AWS accounts. All these problems can be resolved by introducing AWS Organization to make account management […]
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Roles and Responsibilities of AWS Solutions Architect
After becoming an AWS Certified Solutions Architect, many questions would come to your mind that what will be my roles, what would be my responsibilities as a Solutions Architect. Conducting architectural analysis and designing a complex company level solution configuration is a part of day to day job of a Solutions Architect. To know more […]
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Amazon Kinesis: Overview, Features, And Benefits
AWS has launched the Amazon Kinesis service that is famous for real-time big data processing and ingestion. Amazon Kinesis offers key capabilities and functionalities such as processing of streaming data cost-effectively at any scale as well as flexibility feature to opt for the tools best suit the requirements of the application. Check out the blog […]
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AWS Certificate Manager (ACM): Overview, Features, and how it works?
AWS Certificate Manager (ACM) is designed to simplify and automate many of the tasks traditionally associated with provisioning and managing SSL/TLS certificates. ACM takes care of the complexity surrounding the provisioning, deployment, and renewal of digital certificates for no extra cost! Check out the blog at https://k21academy.com/awsdevops21 to know more about ACM, its overview and […]
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Blue-Green Deployment in AWS – The Zero Downtime Deployment
Blue-green deployments can reduce common risks associated with deploying software, such as downtime and rollback capability. These deployments give just about a zero-downtime release and rollback capabilities. Check out the blog at k21academy.com/awssa29, where we are going to cover everything that you need to know about Blue-Green Deployment. This blog will cover: • Overview • […]
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SDLC Automation: Everything You Need to Know
SDLC domain supports one of the core principles of DevOps of removing the difference between developers and operators with the intent of performing automation as much as possible. The main idea behind Automation is to set up, configuration, deploy, and support infrastructure and the applications that run on it. Check out the blog at https://k21academy.com/awsdevops18 […]
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What Is DevOps? AWS DevOps For Beginners
AWS provides a set of services that are designed to enable companies to build and deliver products quickly and reliably using AWS and DevOps practices. These services simplify provisioning and managing infrastructure, deploying application code, automating software release processes, and monitoring your application and infrastructure performance. This blog at https://k21academy.com/awsdevops16 will also give you a clear […]
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AWS DevOps Vs. Azure DevOps
In this digital era, gone are the days of using physical storage services. Thanks to the public cloud services and two of the biggest names in this domain which are AWS (Amazon Web Services) and Microsoft Azure. Amazon Web Services (AWS) is a subsidiary of Amazon that provides on-demand cloud computing platforms to individuals, companies, […]
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Case Study: Deploy a Containerized Application With AWS Fargate
AWS Fargate is a serverless compute engine for containers that work with Amazon Elastic Container Service. Fargate makes it easy for you to focus on building your applications. Fargate removes the need to provision and manage servers, lets you specify and pay for resources per application, and improves security through application isolation by design. Check […]
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