Intro to AWS - The Most Important Services To Learn

Learn about the most important AWS services by evaluating a common system architecture, and what components are needed to build it with AWS.

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[farzadmf]

AMAZING video to connect everything together. There a million (!) videos explaining different services in isolation, and leave it up to you to figure out how they can be connected. Really appreciate what you did to at least give an idea how things can be connected together, great job!

[mikanos]

i loved your templated breakdown of a system design, ive been using it with all of my clients, then filling in the specifics, its a great high level way to remember all the componnents. great work, I also added [component repo] and [authR] and [authN it fits 99% of all needs, after that its really easy, everyone is very impressed whenever i draw the scaffolding like this. its a game changer. thank you, so happy i came across your video

[abhishekaryan]

Really very insightful...short and crisp descriptions of the major and most commonly used AWS services. Thank you for this :)

[BeGoodDoGood]

This video was just what I was looking for to understand AWS at a high level and how various components tie in with each other. Thanks for taking the time to make this content!!

[saltdomeguy]

One of your best videos yet. I would love to see you equate AWS with their opensource counterparts, but I know that's not your mission. This was the next best thing.

[jarretedotio]

This video did a remarkable job of simplifying these concepts, architecture and features. Excellent content.

[ivanz]

Thanks mate, finally, someone has connected all the services in a visual way. Are you planning on doing a course that uses all those services in a "real application"? Probably is going to be a super long course but happy to pay for it haha

[ray]

three-tier application architecture
1.web backend layer
2.application layer(service-oriented architecture)
3.database layer

[busyrand]

Thanks a million times... This video was an absolute Masterpiece. Your presentation style of revealing each service as you described them was unlike anything I've seen before. You're a very gifted teacher...

[BrieJac]

Thank you! I am currently enrolled in the AWS Cloud Institute and there is so much information from every angle at one time, this really summed it up and connected dots for me. Incredibly well done!

[shrikantwandhare]

A Pure technical gem. It is way clear now. I can peacefully relate to the AWS concepts now. Thanks buddy.

[darnellarford]

This is awsome. I can see where a service is on the screen and scrub until I see it appear if I want to review your description of that service. I'm screenshotting the final frame and keeping it in my notes. Thanks for posting this.

[calvincruzada]

single-handedly the most concise resource I've seen for AWS. Let's

[davidparty]

Very structured information. Thank you mate.

[sunmoonsect-solarfistlunar]

This the best and easiest to understand AWS explanation that’s I’ve found thus far

[Squarepeg]

Outstanding video. The amount of prep it must have taken to bring all this content together... Well done and thank you!

[tyronefrielinghaus]

Thanks so much...I'm doing the SAA CO2....and I really needed a video...long and detailed...to really bring it all together. Watched plenty of your other(great!) Videos. Thanks for all your work.
Ps..great voice! Easy to listen to, and clear diction.

[antoniocalderon]

Your videos sparked my goal again to be a solution architect. I currently have my AWS solution Architect associate and working towards the professional cert!

[haoding]

Very helpful even for developer in AWS as we may focus on our team product too much and lacking in knowledge of other good things in the org, many thanks!

[fernandofranco]

Finally understood the big picture of AWS, thank you so much