20 AWS services you should know [as a Software Engineer]

Here are some AWS services you should know as a software developer or freelancer. These services can help you quickly build and manage the technical muscle of your organization!

Each of these services solves a different business and tech problem. Let's dive in!

00:00 Who should watch this?
00:32 20. AWS Neptune Graph Database
01:17 19. AWS Cognito Authenticator
01:45 18. AWS TimeStream Database
02:18 17. AWS OpenSearch Engine
03:02 16. AWS Serverless Lambda
04:16 15. AWS Kinesis Streams
05:05 14. AWS Glacier Storage
06:23 13. AWS Simple Queue Service
07:06 12. AWS Data Migration Service
08:10 11. AWS DynamoDB
09:13 10. AWS ElastiCache
09:55 9. AWS Simple Email Service
10:57 8. AWS Elastic Load Balancer
11:37 7. AWS CloudWatch Monitoring
12:39 6. AWS API Gateway
13:00 5. AWS Route53 DNS
13:48 4. AWS CloudFront CDN
14:41 3. AWS RDS Database
15:45 2. AWS S3
16:27 1. AWS EC2
18:03 Engineering Perspective
18:57 Conclusion
19:27 Thank you!

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[adithyadinesh]

AWS Opensearch is built on opensearch fork of elastic search it broke away long ago. I think u need to correct it. Thanks :D

[varungupta]

CloudFront engineer here and just wanted to point out that we’re more than just a pure cache. There is also a compute component which is used for things like injecting ads in a live stream in real time. :)

[joaosallaberry]

Hey Gaurav, I've been following your channel for many years now and have learned a lot! One suggestion: I think we'd all benefit from a better mic. There's some echo that makes it hard to understand you in some situations.

[adityapatange]

Thank you for the brilliant video, Gaurav. I used almost all these services in my previous roles. You missed AMB (Amazon Managed Blockchain).

[msk]

I jst came here Just because of Google suggestions in my feed... Missed a gem these many days 😮😊

[Templesify]

nice one Gaurav 👍 thanks for the video

[shenth]

One correction: Cassandra was inspired by Amazon's Dynamo paper not Dynamo DB.

[Анастасия-зор]

Hi Gaurav, thank you so much ❤ Do you planning to make more video about AWS?

[satyendrakumarsharma]

Hey @Gaurav,
We'd love to hear from you about "Elastic Search".
I'm sure your dedicated session would present in your typical simplistic and interesting style🤘🏽
Fan !!!

[afsanVlog]

Dynamo DB in my orginasation we are using its very helpful

[raghupaavan]

Hi @gaurav the content is great, but if you can manage to improve the sound quality that will be great as the sound seems resounded.

[zaidshaikh]

I wonder you didn't spoke about EKS since Kubernetes has been adopted a lot nowadays in many Startups to Mid & even Large Sized companies. Nontheless good video as always.

[ocean_sunrise]

thanks again for this very helpful video

[MultiPIYUSH]

This was needed..thank you brother !!

[abhinavsrivastava]

Shouldnt we consider SNS as the more appropriate contemporary to Kafka rather than sqs? I dont see sns being something to be used merely for the use case of sms sending - it even follows similar terminology like topics and subscriptions.. the difference lies in the fact that sns doesnt have a queue of its own - unlike kafka but sqs can be used alongside to achieve that (we use one queue per topic). Another thing would be that its push based and atleast what i have seen so far - kafka implementations are pull based.. let me know ur thoughts 🙂

[NikitaBajaj]

Could you please come up with some tutorials on Azure cloud service

[gavravdhongadi]

Hey Gaurav! Where does IBM cloud stand?Why is it not as popular as other csp

[arijitkundu]

Please do some processing on your audio, it's very sharp on headphones.😢

[siddharthabajpai]

ECS kidhr hai ? 🧐🧐why not? any reason??

[bhumit]

what would be the bill of startups if they start using these?