AWS Container Services
AWS Container Services include AWS Core Services plus Amazon ECR, Amazon ECS, and Amazon EKS.
Course content
Amazon ECR
- What is the Purpose of ECR?
- Key Components in ECR
- Prerequisites for ECR
- Update IAM Group to Allow Access to ECR
- Setup & Configure Docker
- Pull Docker Image from Docker Hub
- ECR Repository
- What is the Purpose of ECR Repository?
- Create ECR Repository
- Push Docker Image to ECR Repository
- Do's and Dont's with ECR
Amazon ECS
- What is the Purpose of ECS?
- Key Components in ECS
- Prerequisites for ECS
- Update IAM Role to Allow Access to ECS
- Create VPC Subnet for ECS
- Create VPC Security Group for ECS
- Create EC2 Launch Template for ECS
- Launch NAT EC2 Instance for ECS
- ECS Cluster
- What is the Purpose of ECS Cluster?
- Create ECS Cluster
- Using EC2 Instances as Container Instances in ECS Cluster
- Launch Container Instances for ECS Cluster
- Deploy Container Agent on Container Instances of ECS Cluster
- Prepare Container Instances in ECS Cluster
- ECS Task Definition
- What is the Purpose of ECS Task Definition?
- Create ECS Task Definition
- ECS Service
- What is the Purpose of ECS Service?
- Create ECS Service
- Do's and Dont's with ECS
Amazon EKS
- What is the Purpose of EKS?
- Key Components in EKS
- Prerequisites for EKS
- Create IAM Role to Allow Access to EKS
- Update IAM Role to Allow Access to EKS
- Create VPC Subnet for EKS
- Create VPC Security Group for EKS
- Launch NAT EC2 Instance for EKS
- EKS Cluster
- What is the Purpose of EKS Cluster?
- Create EKS Cluster
- EKS Node Group
- What is the Purpose of EKS Node Group?
- Using EC2 Instances as Nodes in EKS Node Group
- Create EKS Node Group
- Prepare Nodes in EKS Node Group
- EKS Control Plane
- What is the Purpose of EKS Control Plane?
- Install Kubernetes Client
- Configure Kubernetes User to Access EKS Control Plane
- Manage EKS Control Plane
- Do's and Dont's with EKS
Prerequisites
- A machine running Linux Ubuntu 18.04 LTS as host operating system. Don't panic, we'll help you in this.
- Machine hardware requirements are minimum 12GB RAM, 4 CPU cores, and 100GB storage.
- Must have exceptional knowledge on Linux-based operating systems and it's commands.
- Must have good understanding and hands-on with AWS Core Services.
Objective
The main objective of the AWS Container Services course is to help you provision and manage AWS resources that is required to deploy a sample CRM app service and Redis database service on AWS Cloud. The CRM app is built on Python Flask micro framework and uses Redis as database.
Audience
Anyone from the IT/software industry who is passionate and willing to manage Cloud infrastructure can start learning AWS Container Services. It doesn't matter whether you are a fresher or an experienced candidate, we always start from ground zero.
Activities
- You do hands-on from day one.
- We do digital whiteboarding to make you understand concepts and real-time implementations.
- You can ask questions, participate in discussions, and get solutions for complex problems.
- We deal with a variety of use cases and case studies.
- We do deep diving on all topics.