Mastering AWS : Complete Course with Real-Time Tasks in 15 Hours | PART - 1

In this comprehensive series, we take you step by step through the essentials of AWS, covering 39 key services that are crucial for mastering cloud computing. Whether you're just starting out or looking to deepen your understanding, this series has something for everyone!

Timestamps:

00:00 - IP Addressing and its Importance
18:00 - VPC Creations, Subnets, Route Table
37:09 - VPC Peering
1:01:16 - VPC Endpoints
1:14:42 - Practical Demonstration of VPC Endpoints
1:26:54 - VPC Flow Logs
1:45:51 - Introduction to EC2 Instances and Types
2:11:20 - Security Groups and Network Access Control Lists (NACLs)
2:29:01 - Practical Example of Security Groups and NACLs
2:44:44 - Elastic IPs: Introduction and Practical Application
2:54:44 - Introduction to NAT Gateway and Practical Example
3:15:26 - Introduction to Transit Gateway and Practical Example
3:44:53 - Setup and Configuration of AWS Transit Gateway
4:01:38 - Introduction to AMIs and Packer
4:20:43 - Introduction to AWS Block Storage Types
4:28:23 - Setting Up Network Load Balancers with Route 53
4:42:15 - Application Load Balancer Setup and Its Advantages
5:07:16 - Introduction to Auto Scaling Groups and Their Configuration
5:14:34 - Testing and Verifying Auto Scaling Group Functionality
5:21:34 - Introduction to Route 53 and Its Policies
5:25:43 - Introduction to Weighted Routing Policy
5:33:21 - Summary of Route 53 Routing Policies
5:51:21 - Introduction to IAM Roles in AWS
6:12:52 - Practical Demonstration of Attaching Policies to Roles
6:23:38 - Advanced Role Configuration and User Integration
6:33:07 - Conclusion and Introduction to Next Session Topics
7:22:38 - Introduction to Different Types of Databases
7:50:42 - Steps to Create and Configure an RDS Instance
7:57:59 - Introduction to DynamoDB, API Gateway, and Lambda Functions
8:10:28 - Creating and Configuring DynamoDB and Lambda Functions
8:26:28 - Introduction to Redshift and Its Use Cases
8:37:56 - Introduction to S3 Storage Types and Deploying a Static Website
8:54:01 - Introduction to FSX and AWS Workspaces
9:20:24 - Introduction to AWS Systems Manager and Its Tasks
9:27:34 - Enhanced Monitoring and Custom CloudWatch Metrics
9:48:03 - Introduction to Glacier Lifecycle Rules for S3 Bucket
9:58:37 - Introduction to AWS Systems Manager and Its Tasks
10:18:09 - Hands-On Session for Configuring AWS Systems Manager and CloudWatch
10:41:45 - Creating Alarms and Notifications Using CloudWatch
11:01:29 - Final Steps and Explanation of Real-Time Project Tasks

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[akashsxo]

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[TNNest]

I’m 45 minutes in and haven’t blinked. You definitely doing something right.

[shaktiprasadmishra]

Hi, I was watching the Dynamic Scaling Policy explanation where you mentioned:

If CPU utilization >= 40, add 1 instance, and >= 60, add another instance, etc.
To make it clearer, I suggest including both minimum and maximum limits during the explanation. For example:

If CPU utilization >= 40 and < 60, add 1 instance.
If CPU utilization >= 60 and < 80, add 1 more instance.
If CPU utilization >= 80 and up to infinite, add another instance.
This approach highlights the range more effectively and avoids confusion about infinite values in the GUI. Please don't mind i just shared my View It is a good practice to remember this from day 1.

[sandeepkodavati]

Your hardwork means a lot brother🎉
Definetely i will watch the entire session without any skips

[ganeshpondy]

I learned a lot from this video. It's really beneficial. Thank you very much. Will Watch part 2 also

[dhruprajapati]

I never understood IP addressing part uptil now, your 15 min video made it crystal clear to me . Thanks sir, cannot wait to complete this whole series!!

[chiragsen]

I'm absolutely thrilled with this Mastering AWS course! The content is incredibly engaging, and your teaching style makes even the most complex concepts easy to understand. This video reveals something new, and I’m so captivated that I can’t even think about sleeping!

I’m excited to dive deeper into the material and absorb everything. Your hard work and dedication are truly commendable, sir. Hats off to you for creating such an outstanding Course :)

[omstechorbit]

1. Networking and VPC Essentials (00:00 - 1:45:51)
- IP Addressing and VPC basics: creation, subnets, route tables, peering, endpoints, flow logs, and practical demonstrations.

2. Compute and Security (1:45:51 - 2:44:44)
- EC2 instances, security groups, NACLs, and practical examples.

3. Advanced Networking (2:44:44 - 4:01:38)
- Elastic IPs, NAT Gateway, Transit Gateway, and demonstrations.

4. Storage and Load Balancing (4:01:38 - 5:07:16)
- AMIs, block storage, network and application load balancers, auto-scaling groups.

5. Route 53 and IAM (5:21:34 - 6:33:07)
- Route 53 policies, weighted routing, IAM roles, policies, and advanced configurations.

6. Databases and Serverless (7:22:38 - 8:37:56)
- RDS, DynamoDB, API Gateway, Lambda functions, Redshift, and use cases.

7. Storage and Monitoring (8:37:56 - 10:41:45)
- S3 storage, FSX, AWS Workspaces, Systems Manager, Glacier lifecycle rules, CloudWatch.

8. Real-Time Project Tasks (11:01:29 - End)
- Practical steps and explanations for real-world implementations.

[aryamaan_]

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[AmaanzeSiddiqui]

really this video is feeling like challenges and adventureous learning 🥶

[vikki]

You Spent lot more time to explain the stuff thanks bro💎

[OSMARDANIELFUENTESFRANCISC-se]

"You have such a unique perspective! Thanks for sharing it with us!"

[ruchitaayare]

Hello, the entire video is amazing! Could you please create a real-time, end-to-end project using the services featured in the 15-hour video?

[codex]

bro you gained a new subscriber
today

[PratikPande-kh]

Appreciate your efforts brother. Thanks for making this video.

[kiraneshwargoli]

Sai bro,

I following up you from long back but due to work schedule unable to deep dive to check your content.


You really nailed it man ♂️
If someone has done ✅ these basics, he almost able to do anything in cloud 🌨️ which may be azure or google cloud also.

Most importantly, you mapped the important technical concepts according to real-time and this content is would be Newton's Law dear.


I'm really want to say thank you 🙏 on behalf of each community member 🙏

Happy Teacher's Day brother 🤗💟
You're doing great job 👍👏

[vigneshkrishnaraj]

Wow you are wonderful.. Thanks for this awesome video, all concepts explained clearly and appreciate your efforts.. way to go

[AmaanzeSiddiqui]

2:30 ok means nacl are subnet levels means that if we allowd port 22 inbound it allow inside not outside so for allowint it inbout rule have assign ports in range between 1024-65535 in which we can confgure it which nacl will match with port range and allowed to outbound nacl is stateless because it allow all traffic independently until we not define anything not like sg which first we inbound then various traffic inbound this id diffrence and outbound port range picking nacls 😀

[ranjeetsharma]

thanks for sharing this.. i would love to learn from you ...

[gourusai]

Hi sai, At 1:08:00 will creating public and private instance. you are selecting a security group right, which is not showed in the video how it is created and what permissions it had.