Course Overview
This course teaches experienced developers how to programmatically interact with AWS services to build web solutions. It guides you through a high-level architectural discussion on resource selection and dives deep into using the AWS Software Development Kits (AWS SDKs) and Command Line Interface (AWS CLI) to build and deploy your cloud applications. You will build a sample application during this course, learning how to set up permissions to the development environment, adding business logic to process data using AWS core services, configure user authentications, deploy to AWS cloud, and debug to resolve application issues. The course includes code examples to help you implement the design patterns and solutions discussed in the course. The labs reinforce key course content and help you to implement solutions using the AWS SDK for Python, .Net, and Java, the AWS CLI, and the AWS Management Console.
The final day is an AWS Jam, a gamified event, with teams competing to score points by completing a series of challenges according to established best practices based on concepts covered in the course. You get to experience a wide range of AWS services in a series of real-world scenarios that represent common operational and troubleshooting tasks. The end result is developing, enhancing, and validating your skillsets in the AWS Cloud through real-world problem solving, exploring new services, features, and understanding how they interoperate
Who should attend
This course is intended for experienced:
- Software developers
- Solution architects
- IT workers who want to improve their developing skills using AWS Services
Prerequisites
We recommend that attendees of this course have:
- AWS Technical Essentials (AWSE)
- Working knowledge of AWS core services
- Programming experience in any one of the following languages:
- Python
- .NET
- Java
Course Objectives
In this course, you will learn to:
- Build a simple end-to-end cloud application using AWS Software Development Kits (AWS SDKs), Command Line Interface (AWS CLI), and IDEs.
- Configure AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) permissions to support a development environment.
- Use multiple programming patterns in your applications to access AWS services.
- Use AWS SDKs to perform CRUD (create, read, update, delete) operations on Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) and Amazon DynamoDB resources.
- Build AWS Lambda functions with other service integrations for your web applications.
- Understand the benefits of microservices architectures and serverless applications to design.
- Develop API Gateway components and integrate with other AWS services.
- Explain how Amazon Cognito controls user access to AWS resources.
- Build a web application using Cognito to provide and control user access.
- Use DevOps methodology to reduce the risks associated with traditional application releases and identify AWS services that help in implementing DevOps practices.
- Use AWS Serverless Application Model (AWS SAM) to deploy an application.
- Observe your application build using Amazon X-Ray.
- Work in a team environment to solve real AWS use-case challenges in an AWS Jam
Course Content
- Course Overview
- Building a Web Application on AWS
- Getting Started with Development on AWS
- Getting Started with Permissions
- Lab 1: Configure the Developer Environment
- Getting Started with Storage
- Processing Your Storage Operations
- Lab 2: Develop Solutions Using Amazon S3
- Getting Started with Databases
- Processing Your Database Operations
- Lab 3: Develop Solutions Using Amazon DynamoDB
- Processing Your Application Logic
- Lab 4: Develop Solutions Using AWS Lambda Functions
- Managing the APIs
- Lab 5: Develop Solutions Using Amazon API Gateway
- Building a Modern Application
- Granting Access to Your Application Users
- Capstone – Complete the Application Build
- Deploying Your Application
- Observing Your Application
- Lab 7: Observe the Application Using AWS X-Ray
- Course Wrap-up
- AWS Jam