Building a Highly Available, Scalable Web Application | Amazon Web Service | Lab Project | Part - 1

Sorry can not upload for part 2 due to not having the account and the credit

Building a Highly Available, Scalable Web Application | Amazon Web Service | Lab Project | Part - 1

Overview and objectives
Throughout various AWS Academy courses, you have completed hands-on labs. You have used different AWS services and features to create compute instances, install operating systems (OSs) and software, deploy code, and secure resources. You practiced how to enable load balancing and automatic scaling, and how to architect for high availability to build simple, lab-specific applications.

In this project, you’re challenged to use familiar AWS services to build a solution without step-by-step guidance. Specific sections of the assignment are meant to challenge you on skills that you have acquired throughout the learning process.

By the end of this project, you should be able to do the following:

Create an architectural diagram to depict various AWS services and their interactions with each other.
Estimate the cost of using services by using the AWS Pricing Calculator.
Deploy a functional web application that runs on a single virtual machine and is backed by a relational database.
Architect a web application to separate layers of the application, such as the web server and database.
Create a virtual network that is configured appropriately to host a web application that is publicly accessible and secure.
Deploy a web application with the load distributed across multiple web servers.
Configure the appropriate network security settings for the web servers and database.
Implement high availability and scalability in the deployed solution.
Configure access permissions between AWS services.

Scenario
Example University is preparing for the new school year. The admissions department has received complaints that their web application for student records is slow or not available during the peak admissions period because of the high number of inquiries.

You are a cloud engineer. Your manager has asked you to create a proof of concept (POC) to host the web application in the AWS Cloud. Your manager would like you to design and implement a new hosting architecture that will improve the experience for users of the web application. You’re responsible for building the infrastructure to host the student records web application in the cloud.

Your challenge is to plan, design, build, and deploy the web application to the AWS Cloud in a way that is consistent with best practices of the AWS Well-Architected Framework. During the peak admissions period, the application must support thousands of users, and be highly available, scalable, load balanced, secure, and high performing.

The following image shows an example of the student records web application. The site lists records of students who have applied for admission to the university. Users can view, add, delete, and modify student records.

[joelwsy]

I hope God gives you the strength to make part 2

[ansinitro]

Nice video!
Bro can you create the second video, or send me it?
The part where we need to calculate the cost?

[SecondChance-pg]

Can u show me how to do the
1. Pricing Calculator
2. Architectural diagram
3. Complete Website
?

[sharlleen]

brotha, i need part 2 brotha. cmon. its been 6 months my brotha

[OleksandrProkopenko_ua]

i just stuck at that same exact place at the end of the video(((( do someone solve that problem?

[aminealoui]

what are you doing from 40 min to 60 min just 20 min wasting our time ? can you at least cut those 20 min so people don't just sit waiting for you for nothing ?