Top 50+ AWS Services Explained in 10 Minutes

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00:00 AWS Origin
00:34 RoboMaker
00:40 IoT Core
00:46 Ground Station
00:53 Quantum Computing
01:00 EC2
01:26 Load Balancer
01:39 Cloud Watch
01:47 Auto Scale
01:56 Beanstalk
02:21 Lightsail
02:40 Lambda
03:07 Serverless Repos
03:16 Outposts
03:25 Snow
03:39 ECR
03:56 ECS
04:09 EKS
04:15 Fargate
04:27 App Runner
04:41 S3
04:59 Glacier
05:06 Block Storage
05:19 EFS
05:32 SimpleDB
05:48 DynamoDB
05:59 DocumentDB
06:13 ElasticSearch
06:21 RDS
06:36 Aurora
06:58 Neptune
07:06 ElasticCache
07:16 TimeStream
07:28 QLDB
07:38 Redshift
08:05 Lake Formation
08:21 Kinesis
08:31 EMR
08:43 MSK
08:52 Glue
09:16 Data Exchange
09:31 Sagemaker
09:53 Rekognition
10:02 Lex
10:10 Deep Racer
10:18 IAM
10:33 Cognito
10:45 Notifications
10:52 SES
10:56 CloudFormation
11:08 Amplify
11:20 Budget

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[makerjr.]

You basically just introduced AWS' arsenal better than Amazon itself 🔥

[ecs]

At this point I should add "Subscribed to fireship" to my resume

[egg]

“When did you become AWS certified?”

“3am last night”

[holden]

I'm a developer with 7 years of IT experience and that must be the most useful AWS summary I have ever watched.

[seppe]

Even for our 5 min guy it takes 10 minutes to explain all of their services 😂

[ashutoshkaushik]

Aws has an overwhelming amount of features and quite the hurdle for a beginner. This really helps!

[LV-mdlb]

This must have taken a ton of time and effort to get done. Better introduction than any intro AWS has done themselves. Thanks!

[TheNewton]

Solves my biggest gripe with mega services(Amazon, goog, Adobe) they never clearly explain what things DO on the label ; its always jargon descriptions that only mean something if your already using the thing in which case you never see the landing page anyway.

[neildeshpande]

0:46 lol, I like how he just casually mentions "if you happen to have a satellite orbiting the earth..."

[hafizkarla]

i don't even in IT/programing career path again but i still love to watch these kind of video

[sanketn]

Amazing grouping and flow. Best AWS services intro I have seen. I know there are more, but some of the commons ones people use often that someone starting might want to look at - SQS - messaging queue, step function/SWF - orchestrated workflow, VPC - isolated virtual networks, Cloudfront - CDN, Route 53 - DNS, ALB/NLB - load balancers (http layer 7 and 4 resp.) etc.

[_modiX]

I'm dealing with AWS since this year and I have to say it's troublesome if you don't know where to start, this video is golden, it gives the common grasp, the overview, that is needed to do proper Google searches to find tutorials that explain the "How" in detail. Thank you, Jeff! :)

[praenubilus]

This one is awesome. Definitely need another one for Azure or GCP.

[IceyNoEvil]

This is by far the best intro video to AWS that's not trying to punt a course or waffle on aimlessly and make it seem incoherent.
This is beyond brilliant - superb work !!!

THANK YOU SO MUCH

[chris-hayes]

I use AWS so we can send Bezos to space and leave him there.

[masudurrahman]

This 10 minutes video took me 30 minutes to watch. I was taking notes for each service. Hats off @Fireship!

[NageswaraSadasivamS]

Hey there! I accidentally saw this video just hours before I took CCP exam today. It was so helpful, I got questions from Lex, App Runner and some 4 more questions which I was able to answer only because of this video, which I was not aware of before. Btw, I cleared my exam, my first ever certification. Just wanted to share it here. Thanks a lot, dude.

[YouTube_Staff]

This guy simplified my week of learning and getting my AWS cloud practitioner certification in 10 minutes.

[dannnnydannnn]

Great, great job giving a brief description of each service. I use maybe 7 or 8 regularly and haven’t had the time to dive further into stuff I likely won’t need but your run down conformed that this was actually the case 90% of the time but now also has me realizing that I need to dig further into a few services that seem to be a better fit for a few projects I’m currently working on.
This is one of those moments that I’m glad YouTube is around. It’s content like this that makes up for all the garbage I come across otherwise on these platforms. We appreciate you man!

[code.]

Last time I was this early, fireship was as awesome as ever.