Getting Started with AWS | Amazon Web Services BASICS
Let’s dive right into the basics of AWS so that you get a quick overview over what AWS actually is and what you can do with it.
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Let’s dive right into the basics of AWS so that you get a quick overview over what AWS actually is, what you can do with it and how it works!
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I don't understand the prices. i guess is the most expensive services i ever see
Just when you believed that you are close to mastery in your field. AWS enters the chatroom
There is nowhere in my container options to change the node command. Anyone else have this issue?
In "EC2", Elastic means you can expand the hardware like vCPUs, RAM, Storage…and for sure, we can also shrink them down.
Ughm I think there is something he forgot to mention. If "on demand" option is on, you are only allocating the ressources chosen WHEN you start a session. Let's say I run a Finite Element Analysis simulation that will take me 12h by using the d2.8xLarge instance you will pay the hourly rate for the 12 hours of running the simulation. Which is not expensive considering that computing jobs are super expensive nad the price you spend on the ressources (CPUs, RAM and storage) is usually billed to the client. However, if you are not "on demand" you will have a monthly charge because you are occupying those ressources even if you're not running any simulation. (Or at least you have priority over them).
How do you update your site once is up ? Say you want to tweak some part of the code so how do you upgrade to the server ?
thank you so much for this amazing tutorial waiting for more
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you earned your llike and subscribe, sir
Jesus Christ man this was supposed to be helpful but now i am feeling dumber than before .
Doctors and developers are on a different level altogether.
For people who follow this video steps and don't find the node command option in the configuration. AWS changed it. Now you have to add a file and name it Procfile its extension is .file and write in it web: npm start AWS detects this file and run this command
A very comprehensive overview of AWS.
Thank you for this video. I learned a lot very quickly. This was a great way to get started.
What are the AWS benefits? I created my Amazon Affiliate Website https://www.thesuperfood.net/. Which idea can you propose me to use it on my website? thanks.
Oh my God What are you you know full stack development , database, AWS too? what are you man? you human?
Thanks max ..
This was one of the most comprehensive videos on AWS. Thank you!
can you have a Windows Instance?
Man your knowledge is impressive. Thank you for this intro.
what if i opened an account and all, but never made any instances or application, would they charge me after a year, even if i didn’t consume any of my free 750 hours??? 🧐🧐
Great Overview! But what are alternatives if you don't want to support Amazon?
Thanks , this helped a lot . But sometimes I receive file not found error on a running page. When I remove cache , history and run the page again by typing the page address manually in browser’s address bar and add www with url it fixes the issue and page is up again . Can anybody suggest anything to about this issue and what steps should it take to resolve it. Thanks
Watching this video because I've an interview with AWS day after tomorrow. I hope I get the job. I've cleared all the rounds, only personal interview is left. Life's hard
If anyone wants to know some more details about AWS jobs refer this link
https://blog.skillmonks.com/it-careers/top-10-jobs-with-aws-certification-in-2020/
Thanks for sharing. This is the best video for tutorials for newbie
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If you're interested to learn AWS concepts, here's an awesome course on AWS concepts by Daniel Vassallo, who worked in AWS team at Amazon for 10+ years
Single License: https://gumroad.com/a/238777459/MsVlG
Team License: https://gumroad.com/a/238777459/EpUED
great video but what if your website grows and you get more traffic? that monthly bill could be in the hundreds. i have a video sharing site like YT called roxytube dot com. i have a dedicated server and thinking of staying with that but not sure yet. ALSO, can you use just S3 for hosting your site or do you need to launch a virtual machine too?
i want to sign up to learn but i dont want to enter my credit card #.
In india we are calling you GURU, great max thanks for making web development courses easier.
They 'NEED' (no they don't) your credit card, not because you "might exceed" their free tiers, but because when you hit one of those pay walls, you'll know how easy it is to just approve the purchase. If you had to enter your card info in then, you might have time to think about it. It's called Social Engineering.