Introduction to Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)
Introduction Amazon ECS is a fully managed container orchestration service that helps you run, manage, and scale Docker containers on AWS. It removes the need to set up your own container management system by providing built-in scheduling, networking, and scaling features, so you can easily deploy containerized applications with high reliability and performance. Lab Steps […]
Create an AWS EC2 Instance and run some AWS CLI Commands.
Introduction. Creating an AWS EC2 Instance and running AWS CLI commands means launching a virtual server in AWS and then using the AWS Command Line Interface to perform basic operations such as checking resources, managing services, or testing AWS access directly from that server’s terminal. Lab Steps Step 1: Sign to the AWS Management Console 1. […]
Step-by-Step: Mount EFS on EC2.
Introduction. Amazon Elastic File System (EFS) is a scalable and fully managed network file system that allows multiple EC2 instances to access shared storage simultaneously. It is designed to provide elastic capacity, meaning it can automatically grow and shrink as you add or remove files, eliminating the need to provision storage in advance. Mounting EFS […]
Triggering lambda function from SQS and store the message in S3 bucket.
To trigger an AWS Lambda function from an SQS queue and store the received messages in an S3 bucket, you begin by creating an Amazon SQS queue that will act as the event source. After setting up the queue, configure an AWS Lambda function that will process incoming messages. In the Lambda console, you add […]
Creating a SNS topic and subscribing through Email.
Creating an SNS topic and subscribing through email in AWS is a straightforward process that begins by logging into the AWS Management Console and navigating to the Simple Notification Service, commonly known as SNS, from the list of available services. Once you reach the SNS dashboard, you start by selecting the Topics section and clicking […]
Created a Lambda Function and Testing it.
In today’s world of cloud computing, serverless technology has become increasingly popular. AWS Lambda is one of the leading serverless services available to developers and IT professionals. It allows you to run code without provisioning or managing servers. This makes development faster, more scalable, and cost-efficient. Creating a Lambda function is the first step toward […]
Getting Started with Amazon Elastic container Service using Fargate
Getting Started with Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS) using Fargate means learning how to run containerized applications on AWS without managing servers. ECS handles the container orchestration, and Fargate automatically provisions the compute resources. You just upload your container, set the task configuration, and AWS runs it for you making deployment easier, scalable, and fully serverless. […]
Create a cluster in Amazon EKS and install kubectl.
Introduction. Creating a cluster in Amazon EKS and installing kubectl means setting up a managed Kubernetes environment on AWS and installing the CLI tool used to control it. EKS creates the Kubernetes control plane for you, while kubectl lets you connect to the cluster, deploy applications, manage pods, services, and configurations all from your local machine. Lab […]
Setting up AWS Budget and Alerts for Cost Development
Introduction. Setting up AWS Budgets and alerts for cost management is an essential practice for organizations seeking to maintain financial control, enhance visibility into cloud spending, and prevent unexpected cost overruns that can impact long-term planning and operational efficiency.By configuring AWS Budgets, teams gain the ability to define custom spending thresholds, monitor usage patterns, and […]
API Gateway Creating Resources and Method.
In Amazon API Gateway, creating resources and methods means defining the structure of your API. Lab Steps Step 1: Sign to the AWS Management Console 1. Click on the Open Console button, and you will get redirected to AWS Console in a new browser tab. 2. Copy your User Name and Password in the Lab Console […]