AWS Well-Architected Framework: Performance Efficiency Pillar

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Mark Wilkins

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01 Introduction

001 The performance efficiency pillar.mp4

02:47

002 What you should know.mp4

02:51

02 Designing Performance Efficiencies

001 Design principals.mp4

05:26

002 Achieving performance efficiency at AWS.mp4

05:23

003 Compute performance efficiency.mp4

06:26

004 Demo Use AWS Compute Optimizer.mp4

01:17

005 Effective storage efficiencies.mp4

05:45

006 Demo Storage tuning.mp4

05:38

007 Designing for effective database performance efficiency.mp4

05:11

008 Demo Aurora Serverless deployment.mp4

02:55

009 Designing for effective Network performance efficiency.mp4

05:38

010 Demo Using a Quick Start reference deployment.mp4

03:03

011 Challenge Modify and test compute and storage speeds.mp4

03:46

012 Monitoring performance efficiency.mp4

03:02

013 Performance efficiency trade-offs.mp4

01:54

014 Demo Using the Well-Architected tool.mp4

01:58

03 Conclusion

001 Next steps.mp4

01:58

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The AWS Well-Architected Framework includes strategies to help enterprise architects compare workloads against AWS-identified best practices. It is designed to help architects build secure, high-performing, resilient, and efficient infrastructure for their applications and comprises five pillars: operational excellence, security, reliability, performance efficiency, and cost optimization. In this course, Mark Wilkins takes an in-depth look at the fifth pillar, performance efficiency. Mark covers the different computing resources—including compute, storage, database, and network—and shows how to optimize performance for each. He also illustrates the importance of fine-tuning performance to maintain efficiency over time. This course is designed to work in conjunction with the remaining courses in the path, and while Mark covers some topics that were detailed in the other pillars, in this course he looks at these topics specifically from the viewpoint of efficiency.

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