AWS Infrastructure with Python: Getting Started
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Automating your infrastructure normally requires learning new, inexpressive programming languages. This course will teach you how to use the AWS CDK to build your cloud application resources using the familiar Python programming language.
Automating your infrastructure normally requires learning new, inexpressive programming languages. In this course, AWS Infrastructure with Python: Getting Started, you’ll learn to use the AWS Cloud Development Kit to provision different types of resources in the cloud. First, you’ll explore what the Cloud Development Kit is on a conceptual level. Next, you’ll set up your development environment for this course. Finally, you’ll learn how to write serverless, containerized, and virtualized CDK applications. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of AWS CDK needed to create common cloud applications.
Author Name: Miguel Saavedra
Author Description:
Miguel Saavedra is an author, solutions architect, and Instructor specializing in AWS, big data, automation, and security. He has worked in several companies in the finance/fintech, education, and medical industries as well as some government projects. He has published and conducted research on both cloud and on-premise solutions for big data focusing on network analytics, and machine learning. He also designs highly available and automated CICD toolchains for high throughput microservices on AW… more
Table of Contents
- Course Overview
1min - Introduction to the Cloud Development Kit
7mins - Setting up Your Development Environment
12mins - Creating a Serverless Environment
16mins - Creating a Containerized Environment
17mins - Creating a Network Environment
29mins - Creating a Virtualized Environment
21mins
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