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Author: Parul Dubey

Amazon Web Services: A Comprehensive Guide for Beginners and Advanced Users is your go-to companion for learning and mastering AWS. It presents 10 easy-to-read chapters that build a foundation for cloud computing while also equipping readers with the skills necessary to use AWS for commercial projects. Readers will learn how to use AWS cloud computing services for seamless integrations, effective monitoring, and optimizing cloud-based web applications. What you will learn from this guide: 1. Identity and Access Management in AWS: Learn about IAM roles, security of the root account, and password policies, ensuring a robust foundation in access management. 2. Amazon EC2 Instance: Explore the different types of EC2 instances, pricing strategies, and hands-on experiences to launch, manage, and terminate EC2 instances effectively. This knowledge will help to make informed choices about pricing strategies. 3. Storage Options and Solutions: A detailed examination of storage options within Amazon EC2 instances. Understanding Amazon Elastic Block Store (EBS), Amazon Elastic File Storage (EFS), and more, will enhance your ability to handle data storage efficiently. 4. Load Balancing and Auto Scaling: Learn about different types of load balancers and how auto-scaling groups operate, to master the art of managing varying workloads effectively. 5. Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3): Understand S3 concepts such as buckets, objects, versioning, storage classes, and practical applications. 6. AWS Databases and Analytics: Gain insights into modern databases, AWS cloud databases, and analytics services such as Amazon Quicksight, AWS Glue, and Amazon Redshift. 7. Compute Services and Integrations: Understand the workings of Docker, virtual machines, and various compute services offered by AWS, including AWS Lambda and Amazon Lightsail, Amazon MQ and Amazon SQS. 8. Cloud Monitoring: Understand how to set up alarms, analyze metrics, and ensure the efficient monitoring of your cloud environment using Amazon CloudWatch and CloudTrail. Key Features: Comprehensive Introduction to Cloud Computing and AWS Guides readers to the complete set of features in AWS Easy-to-understand language and presentation with diagrams and navigation guides References for further reading Whether you're a student diving into cloud specialization as part of your academic curriculum or a professional seeking to enhance your skills, this guide provides a solid foundation for learning the potential of the AWS suite of applications to deploy cloud computing projects.

Amazon Web Services the Definitive Guide for Beginners and Advanced Users 1st Table of contents:

1. Introduction To Cloud Computing and AWS
2. INTRODUCTION
3. CLOUD ARCHITECTURE
4. TYPES OF CLOUD COMPUTING SERVICES
5. Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)
6. Platform as a Service (PaaS)
7. Software as a Service (SaaS)
8. Models for Cloud Computing Deployment
9. CLOUD COMPUTING'S CHARACTERISTICS AND BENEFITS
10. Provisioning at one’s Leisure
11. Elasticity
12. Pay Per Use
13. Resilience of the Workload
14. The Capacity to Change Locations with Relative Ease
15. The Capacity to Establish Connections with a Wide Variety of Different Networks
16. Shared Use of Resources and Several Tenants
17. Cost Control
18. Mobility of Data and Work
19. Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery (BCDR)
20. NEGATIVE ASPECTS OF CLOUD COMPUTING
21. Security in the Cloud
22. Cost Variability
23. The Absence of Skill and Knowledge
24. Governance of Information Technology
25. Observance of Industrial Regulations
26. Managing Various Cloud Providers
27. Efficiency when using the Cloud
28. Getting a Personal Cloud
29. The Transition to the Cloud
30. “Locking in” a Vendor
31. CLOUD SERVICE PROVIDERS
32. EVOLUTION OF AWS
33. The Formative Years (2000–2005)
34. First Generation (2006–2010)
35. Growing Generation (2010-2015)
36. Market Leader (After 2016)
37. GLOBAL INFRASTRUCTURE OF AWS
38. Regions
39. Available Regions
40. Regions and Endpoints
41. Availability Zone
42. Local Zones
43. Wavelength Zones
44. AWS Outposts
45. AWS Shared Responsibility Model
46. FOUNDATIONAL CAPABILITIES OF AWS
47. QUALITY OF SERVICE
48. CONCLUSION
49. Identity and Access Management in AWS
50. INTRODUCTION
51. IAM CAPABILITIES
52. WORKING OF IAM
53. CONSTITUENTS OF THE IAM
54. CLI VS CONSOLE
55. ADDING IAM USERS THROUGH THE CONSOLE
56. IAM ROLES
57. AWS SERVICE ROLE
58. AWS Service Role For An EC2 Instance
59. AWS Service-linked Role
60. Role Chaining
61. Delegation
62. Trust Policy
63. Principal
64. CREATE AN IAM ROLE
65. SECURITY OF THE ROOT ACCOUNT
66. Password Policy
67. Virtual MFA Devices
68. FIDO Security Key
69. Hardware MFA Device
70. CONCLUSION
71. Amazon EC2 Instance
72. INTRODUCTION
73. TYPES OF EC2 INSTANCES
74. PRICING STRATEGY OF EC2 INSTANCE
75. On-demand Instance
76. Reserved Instances
77. Savings Plans
78. Spot Instances
79. Dedicated Hosts
80. Dedicated Instances
81. EC2 INSTANCE HANDS-ON
82. Launching of EC2 Instance
83. Choosing Among Different Pricing Strategy
84. Launch Template
85. Spot Request
86. EC2 Instance Connect
87. Terminating An Instance
88. CONCLUSION
89. Storage Options with Amazon EC2 Instance
90. INTRODUCTION
91. STORAGE
92. AWS EC2 INSTANCE STORAGE
93. AMAZON ELASTIC BLOCK STORE (EBS)
94. HANDS-ON EBS
95. Amazon Elastic File Storage (EFS)
96. CONCLUSION
97. Load Balancing and Auto Scaling in AWS
98. INTRODUCTION
99. TYPES OF LOAD BALANCERS
100. Application Load Balancers
101. Network Load Balancer
102. Gateway Load Balancers
103. HANDS-ON ELB
104. AUTO-SCALING GROUP
105. VARIATIONS OF AUTOSCALING
106. Reactive
107. Predictive
108. Scheduled
109. Dynamic
110. CONCLUSION
111. Amazon Simple Storage Service
112. INTRODUCTION
113. S3 BUCKETS
114. S3 OBJECTS
115. Getting started with S3
116. S3 VERSIONING
117. S3 STORAGE CLASSES
118. Amazon S3 Standard
119. S3 Intelligent-Tiering
120. Amazon S3 Standard-Infrequent Access
121. Amazon S3 One Zone-Infrequent Access
122. Archive
123. CONCLUSION
124. AWS Databases and Analytics
125. INTRODUCTION
126. MODERN DATABASES
127. Cloud Database
128. Graph Database
129. In-memory Database
130. AWS CLOUD DATABASES
131. Amazon Relational Database Service
132. Amazon Aurora
133. Architecture Design
134. Amazon DynamoDB
135. Amazon ElastiCache
136. Amazon Neptune
137. WORKING WITH RDS
138. DATA ANALYTICS IN AWS
139. Amazon Quicksight
140. AWS Glue
141. Amazon Redshift
142. CONCLUSION
143. Compute Services in AWS
144. INTRODUCTION
145. WORKING OF DOCKERS AND VIRTUAL MACHINES
146. Run Docker on AWS
147. Amazon Elastic Container Service
148. AWS Fargate
149. Kubernetes
150. Amazon Elastic Container Registry
151. AWS Batch
152. AWS Copilot
153. AWS Lambda-a Serverless Service
154. Hands on Lambda
155. AMAZON LIGHTSAIL
156. WORKING WITH LIGHTSAIL
157. CONCLUSION
158. Cloud Integrations
159. INTRODUCTION
160. AWS APPLICATION INTEGRATION SERVICES
161. AWS MESSAGING
162. Amazon MQ
163. Amazon SQS
164. Amazon SNS
165. Amazon Pinpoint
166. Amazon Kinesis
167. IMPLEMENTING SQS
168. CONCLUSION
169. Cloud Monitoring
170. INTRODUCTION
171. AMAZON CLOUDWATCH
172. CLOUDWATCH LOGS
173. WORKING WITH CLOUDWATCH LOGS
174. CLOUDWATCH METRICS
175. AMAZON CLOUDWATCH ALARMS
176. Metric Alarm
177. Composite Alarm
178. MERIC ALARM STATES
179. Analyzing an Alarm
180. Period
181. Evaluation Periods
182. Data Points
183. HANDS ON CLOUDWATCH ALARM
184. AWS CLOUDTRAIL
185. HANDS-ON CLOUD TRAIL
186. AMAZON HEALTH DASHBOARD
187. CONCLUSION

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