Architecting for Cost on AWS
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Fernando Medina Corey
5:05:09
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01 - Course Overview.mp4
01:44
02 - Overview - AWS Cost Optimization Basics.mp4
03:49
03 - Organizational Computing Models.mp4
04:32
04 - Cloud-based Compute Options.mp4
05:40
05 - Cloud Adoption Case Studies - Dropbox and Netflix.mp4
05:08
06 - Cloud Adoption Case Studies - Slack and Fokal.mp4
04:25
07 - Risks and Realities of Cloud Adoption - Exposed AWS Keys.mp4
03:08
08 - Risks and Realities - Cloud Migration Misconceptions.mp4
04:20
09 - Risks and Realities - Prototyping Costs and AWS Relationship.mp4
04:13
10 - Cost-optimization Design Principles.mp4
06:41
11 - Estimating Total Cost of Ownership with AWS TCO Calculator.mp4
10:37
12 - Cost Optimization Basics Module Review.mp4
01:13
13 - Overview of Tooling and Resources.mp4
00:55
14 - Appropriate Provisioning.mp4
04:26
15 - Introduction to Right Sizing.mp4
04:16
16 - Right Sizing Considerations.mp4
06:55
17 - Creating Underutilization Alarms for Our EC2 Applications.mp4
06:52
18 - Using the AWS Console to Create an Alarm Notification.mp4
11:39
19 - Purchasing Options On-demand.mp4
01:24
20 - Spot Instances.mp4
04:27
21 - Reserved Instances and Capacity.mp4
06:04
22 - EC2 Fleet and Other Purchasing Options.mp4
04:16
23 - Requesting a Spot Instance.mp4
09:16
24 - Geographic Selection.mp4
06:16
25 - Managed Services.mp4
04:52
26 - Optimize Data Transfer.mp4
02:10
27 - Prototyping and Pricing Applications with the AWS Simple Monthly Calculator.mp4
08:23
28 - Module Review.mp4
01:16
29 - Overview of Supply and Demand Design Patterns.mp4
01:14
30 - Demand-based Designs and Tools - Elasticity.mp4
02:18
31 - Auto Scaling Groups.mp4
03:31
32 - Elastic Load Balancing.mp4
01:13
33 - AWS Auto Scaling.mp4
01:09
34 - Considerations for Demand-based Designs.mp4
02:33
35 - Using Auto Scaling with EC2.mp4
15:19
36 - Stressing and Scaling Our Auto Scaling Group.mp4
13:25
37 - Buffer-based Design Patterns.mp4
03:02
38 - AWS Buffering Services - Amazon Simple Queue Service.mp4
03:59
39 - Amazon Kinesis Data Streams.mp4
03:13
40 - Considerations for Buffer-based Designs.mp4
01:48
41 - Using an SQS Queue to Buffer Messages.mp4
10:30
42 - Time-based Methods and Examples.mp4
04:36
43 - Creating Time-based Actions with CloudWatch and AWS Lambda.mp4
11:49
44 - Module Review.mp4
01:01
45 - Overview of Developing Cost Awareness.mp4
01:15
46 - The Challenge of Organizational Education.mp4
05:03
47 - Reserved Instance Reports and Cost Management with IAM.mp4
03:07
48 - Creating Billing Alarms with Amazon CloudWatch.mp4
09:48
49 - AWS Account Structure.mp4
05:19
50 - Structuring AWS Accounts Inside an Organization.mp4
12:42
51 - Tagging Purposes and Strategies.mp4
03:28
52 - Tagging Application Resources in the AWS Console.mp4
10:46
53 - Entity Lifecycle Tracking.mp4
03:28
54 - Getting Started with AWS Config.mp4
10:39
55 - Module Summary.mp4
01:25
56 - Module Overview.mp4
00:51
57 - Ongoing Optimization.mp4
02:45
58 - Using the Billing and Cost Management Dashboard.mp4
06:36
59 - Optimizing with the Latest Trends.mp4
03:56
60 - Using the AWS Trusted Advisor.mp4
02:47
61 - Module Summary and Next Steps.mp4
01:37
Description
With hundreds of services and features, developing cost-effective cloud applications is a challenge. This course will teach you the tools, design patterns, and concepts you need to know to optimize the cost of your AWS applications.
What You'll Learn?
Effectively cost-optimizing cloud applications is a challenge for every organization. In this course, Architecting for Cost on AWS, you will gain the knowledge you need to design cost-effective applications. First, you will learn how to avoid common cost-optimization pitfalls with case studies from cloud-adoption failures and success stories. Next, you will discover design patterns to architect applications to match the supply and demand of cloud resources to reduce wasted spending. Finally, you will explore how to develop ongoing cost awareness and optimize your cloud costs over time. When you are finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge required to architect cost-optimized applications on AWS and to optimize existing AWS applications.
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Fernando Medina Corey
Instructor's CoursesFernando works full time learning the newest trends and tools in application development in order to share them with application developers and architects. Before this, he worked as a Data Engineer at Curalate, where he analyzed data from products used by hundreds of the world's leading visual brands. He also writes frequently about serverless development, and data and security topics. He especially enjoys helping others learn about cloud infrastructure offerings to better support the needs of developers and the organizations
that they work with. Fernando organized the Serverless Philadelphia Meetup and taught courses for the Python User Group and Girl Develop It. He loves giving back to his community by helping beginners learn how to code. His adorable puppy Riley will also be making cameos in each of his courses.
Pluralsight
View courses PluralsightPluralsight, LLC is an American privately held online education company that offers a variety of video training courses for software developers, IT administrators, and creative professionals through its website. Founded in 2004 by Aaron Skonnard, Keith Brown, Fritz Onion, and Bill Williams, the company has its headquarters in Farmington, Utah. As of July 2018, it uses more than 1,400 subject-matter experts as authors, and offers more than 7,000 courses in its catalog. Since first moving its courses online in 2007, the company has expanded, developing a full enterprise platform, and adding skills assessment modules.
- language english
- Training sessions 61
- duration 5:05:09
- level preliminary
- Release Date 2023/10/10
