AWS for Developers: Amazon Corretto and Java

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Carlos Rivas

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01.01-amazon corretto overview.mp4

00:43

02.01-install amazon corretto on windows.mp4

03:00

02.02-install amazon corretto on linux.mp4

02:48

02.03-corretto runtime settings.mp4

01:00

03.01-corretto performance.mp4

02:55

03.02-openjdk performance.mp4

01:57

03.03-oracle java performance.mp4

02:19

03.04-results.mp4

02:47

04.01-docker hub.mp4

03:21

04.02-corretto dockerfile.mp4

01:51

04.03-deployment and execution from containers.mp4

01:41

05.01-corretto and visual studio code.mp4

03:05

05.02-intellij idea.mp4

02:01

05.03-eclipse.mp4

02:08

06.01-links and resources.mp4

00:51

06.02-next steps.mp4

00:47

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Do you want to explore the features of Amazon Corretto, the production-grade, open-source Java environment from Amazon? In this course, instructor Carlos Rivas walks you through everything from setup to integration. Carlos shows you how to install Amazon Corretto on both Windows and Linux and goes over how to change runtime settings when needed. He explains how to measure the performance of Amazon Corretto with some sample code, then covers how to run the same performance-measuring code with OpenJDK for comparison. After demonstrating how to include Oracle Java in your performance test, Carlos describes how to compare test results to determine which Java implementation is best for your use cases. Next, he dives into how to set up containers, such as Docker Hub and Corretto Dockerfile, and how to run a deployment from your Dockerfile. Carlos finishes up by showing you how to integrate Corretto with Visual Studio code, IntelliJ IDEA, and Eclipse.

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Carlos Rivas

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Software Development has been my craft for over 2 decades. In recent years, I was introduced to the world of "Infrastructure as Code" and Cloud Computing. I loved it! -- it re-sparked my interest in staying on the cutting edge of technology. Colleagues regard me as a mentor and leader in my areas of expertise and also as the person to call when production servers crash and we need the App back online quickly. My primary skills are: ★ Software Development ( Java, PHP, Python and others ) ★ Cloud Computing Design and Implementation ★ DevOps: Continuous Delivery and Integration Going forward, I see myself helping organizations develop and deploy highly-available, scalable software solutions. Let's connect: Email me. ✉ [email protected] " Never Stop Learning! "

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