Wolfgang Unger
8.6/10
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Product is rated as #25 in category AWS
Introduction to AWS. Best practices on your account, security issues, IAM ( identity & access managemnt) , how to create users, roles and assign policies to them.
Overview on the Networking services, VPC, subnets, security groups, Route53 and CertificateManager
ComputingServices: EC2 (from launching the first instance to setup a webserver), Lambda and preview on other services like ECS and EKS
Storage: S3 and Glacier, hosting a static website on S3 an more
ManagementTools: CloudWatch, CloudFormation, TrustedAdvisor, SystemsManager
Instructor Details
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Courses : 1
Specification: AWS Basics – For beginners and intermediates
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| Price | $12.99 |
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| Provider | |
| Duration | 4.5 hours |
| Year | 2020 |
| Level | All |
| Language | English ... |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
AWS Basics – For beginners and intermediates
$12.99
Bill Ansley –
good speed
Abhijit Samanta –
Very much required this course for those want to work on cloud environment . Instructor is really nice and deliver training in very excellent way .
Chris Hurst –
The main topics covered were well presented but I feel a lot of features were skipped over or only the surface was scratched. I’d have liked a more tightly focussed, detailed look at the core functions.
Sai Vishnukanth Nalam –
most of the course is going on the theory and from AWS document content only it should be good if it contains some more hands on with some more detailed description.
Mircea Stan –
Very good explanations on the proposed topics
Adam B –
For the last lesson – RDS I did not find the resource files used. Otherwise great!
Yannick LARBAT –
The course is given in a simple way so that any one can understand it. Congratulation Mr Wolfgang Unger. good job !!
Kannan Sundaram –
The instructor seems to be reading from his notes at times, which seems to me that he is doing it fast. I feel he can pause and explain a few points from time to time.
Sunny Jhamb –
Course ws gd, bt display is not proper
Lucy Phan –
Thanks
Brian Hamill –
Really great course, detailing a lot of important pieces of AWS and including things like the key differences between types of S3 bucket and what S3 Glacier is for. Wolfgang is definitely very knowledgeable about AWS. It was really great to go over the RDS and batch services in the Additional Videos. It should be noted that to follow the course step by step a credit card will be needed to purchase a domain and to pay for the use of the wiki and Windows instance types. Also, following the Batch guide in Additional Videos uses a Large EC3 instance, which is not covered by the free tier and may cost money. No details on the role used for Lambda functions, selecting create new role when creating the function leads to an error relating to not being able to access EC2 instances. This is easy to resolve by attaching a policy that can see EC2 instances, but it would be really nice to describe that during the video. I don t think both the Windows and Wiki EC2 instance setups are required, both basically show the same thing (that we can start an instance based on a marketplace type and connect to it). I feel the Wiki instance was more valuable since it details that sometimes you need to access the logs to get the default credentials for the site.
Shefali Sharma –
An excellent course for beginners!
Andreea Mihut –
Very useful for starting with AWS or as a reminder of some of the most important features AWS has.
Ramesh Kumar –
yes .content wise It was good for a beginner.