GO on AWS - Coding, Serverless and Infrastructure as Code

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Gernot Glawe

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1. Introduction to GO on AWS

1.1 L1-Intro.pdf

1.2 Website.html

1. Introduction to GO on AWS.mp4

05:13

2. GO - the language

1.1 m1-c1-s1.pdf

1.2 Website.html

1. Setup your Environment.mp4

03:17

2. Why GO.mp4

07:06

3.1 Code.html

3.2 exercise-1.pdf

3.3 Website.html

3. Exercise 2-1 Hello world.mp4

12:24

3. Basic Data Types

1.1 m1-c3-s1.pdf

1. Primitive variable types.mp4

07:14

2.1 exercise-3-1.pdf

2. Exercise 3-1 Variable declaration.mp4

08:50

3.1 L7-scopes.pdf

3. Variable Scopes.mp4

04:57

4.1 exercise-1-3.pdf

4. Exercise 3-2 Variable scopes.mp4

05:14

5.1 Documentation.html

5.2 Pointers in go-on-aws.html

5.3 Source.html

5. Pointers.mp4

08:17

4. Advanced Data Types

1.1 Arrays on go-on-aws.html

1.2 L10-arrays.pdf

1.3 Source.html

1. Advanced data types arrays.mp4

09:30

2.1 L11-slices.pdf

2.2 Slices on go-on-aws.html

2.3 Source.html

2. Advanced data types slices.mp4

09:58

3.1 L12-maps.pdf

3.2 Maps on go-on-aws.html

3.3 Sources.html

3. Advanced data types maps.mp4

08:44

5. Complex Data Types

1.1 L13-structs.pdf

1.2 Source.html

1. Simple structures.mp4

08:26

2.1 L14-structs-json.pdf

2.2 Source.html

2. Complex structures.mp4

07:10

3.1 L15-exercise-5-1.pdf

3.2 Source.html

3. Exercise 5-1 Structures.mp4

09:26

4.1 L16-interfaces-any.pdf

4.2 Source.html

4.3 Website.html

4. Interfaces and Any.mp4

03:43

6. Modules

1.1 go-on-aws.html

1.2 L17-modules.pdf

1.3 Source.html

1. GO modules.mp4

14:02

2.1 L18-exercise-6-1.pdf

2.2 Source.html

2. Exercise 6-1 Modules.mp4

05:51

7. Functions

1.1 go-on-aws.html

1.2 L19-functions.pdf

1.3 Source.html

1. Functions.mp4

18:40

2.1 go-on-aws.html

2.2 L20-exercise-7-1.pdf

2.3 Source.html

2. Exercise Function basics.mp4

11:39

3.1 L21-not-oo.pdf

3.2 Source.html

3. Not object oriented.mp4

13:43

4.1 go-on-aws.html

4.2 L22-s3-event-json.pdf

4.3 Source.html

4. S3 Event JSON.mp4

10:46

5.1 go-on-aws.html

5.2 L23-more-about-interfaces.pdf

5.3 Source.html

5. More on Interfaces.mp4

04:39

8. Control Flow

1.1 go-on-aws.html

1.2 L24-if-statements.pdf

1.3 Source.html

1. If statements.mp4

07:39

2.1 go-on-aws.html

2.2 L25-switch-statements.pdf

2.3 Source.html

2. Control flow with switch.mp4

08:35

3.1 L26-loops.pdf

3.2 Source.html

3. For loops.mp4

11:19

9. The AWS GO SDK Version 2

1.1 AWS CLI Python source.html

1.2 go-on-aws.html

1.3 L27-the-go-sdk.pdf

1.4 Source.html

1. AWS GO SDK V2.mp4

11:58

2.1 EC2 API DescribeInstances.html

2.2 GO SDK EC2 DescribeInstances.html

2.3 go-on-aws.html

2.4 L28-first-program.pdf

2.5 S3 API.html

2.6 Source List Instances.html

2.7 Source ListBuckets.html

2. The first program.mp4

25:29

3.1 L29-exercise-list-ec2-instances.pdf

3.2 Source.html

3. Exercise List EC2 instances.mp4

33:16

4.1 API PutObject.html

4.2 L30-write-objects.pdf

4.3 SDK Doc PutObject.html

4.4 Source.html

4. Write Objects.mp4

13:13

10. Simple Service Examples with the GO SDK V2

1.1 go-on-aws.html

1.2 L31-cloudformation-stackcounter.pdf

1.3 Source.html

1. Stackcounter.mp4

14:40

2.1 L32-exercise-stack-resource-lister.pdf

2.2 Similar app.html

2.3 Source.html

2. Exercise stack-resource-lister.mp4

31:14

3.1 L33-s3-share.pdf

3. Share objects with presinged URLs.mp4

08:24

4.1 L34-exercise-presign.pdf

4.2 Source.html

4. L34-exercise-presign.mp4

20:55

11. S3 - handling storage with GO

1.1 AWS Code Examples S3.html

1.2 L35-the-s3-service.pdf

1. The S3 service.mp4

07:27

2.1 go-on-aws.html

2.2 L36-s3-many-objects.pdf

2.3 Source goroutines starter.html

2.4 Source s3 30k.html

2. Create many files.mp4

20:56

3.1 L37-upload-large-files.pdf

3.2 Source.html

3. Upload large files.mp4

04:21

4.1 AWS event definitions.html

4.2 L38-s3-event-options.pdf

4. S3 Event options.mp4

07:58

12. DynamoDB

1.1 L39-dynamodb.pdf

1.2 Source.html

1. The DynamoDB service.mp4

21:43

2.1 L40-tables-and-keys.pdf

2.2 Source.html

2. Tables and Keys.mp4

05:17

3.1 L41-attribute-values.pdf

3.2 Source.html

3. From AttributeValue to struct.mp4

13:02

4.1 L42-expressions.pdf

4.2 Source.html

4. Using the expression package.mp4

06:53

13. STS - Secure Token Service

1.1 L43-assume-role.pdf

1.2 Source.html

1. Cross account access with STS - Security Token Service.mp4

13:55

14. AWS Infrastructure in GO

1.1 L44-IAC.pdf

1.2 Source.html

1. Infrastructure as GO AWS CDK GO.mp4

11:58

2.1 L45-IAC-hello-world.pdf

2.2 Source.html

2. Hello CDK.mp4

13:50

3.1 L46-superpowers.pdf

3.2 Source complex fargate architecture.html

3. CDK Superpowers.mp4

13:33

4.1 L47-cdk-init.pdf

4.2 Source.html

4. CDK init - create a CDK app from scratch.mp4

11:13

5.1 L48-cdk-dynamodb.pdf

5.2 Source.html

5. CDK DynamoDB.mp4

13:09

15. AWS Lambda in GO

1.1 go-on-aws.html

1.2 L49-serverless.pdf

1.3 Source.html

1. Serverless Compute with Lambda.mp4

26:36

2.1 go-on-aws.html

2.2 L50-deployment.pdf

2.3 Source.html

2. Lambda Deployment Options.mp4

13:05

3.1 go-on-aws.html

3.2 L51-serverless-architecture.pdf

3.3 Source.html

3. Standard Serverless Architecture.mp4

10:23

4.1 go-on-aws.html

4.2 L52-exercise-serverless-walkthrough.pdf

4.3 Source.html

4. Exercise Standard Serverless Architecture walkthrough.mp4

24:31

16. Testing GO on AWS

1.1 go-on-aws.html

1.2 L53-automated-testing.pdf

1. Automated Testing.mp4

11:29

2.1 go-on-aws.html

2.2 L54-testing-go.pdf

2.3 Source.html

2. GO Testing.mp4

13:40

3.1 go-on-aws.html

3.2 L55-testing-aws-events.pdf

3.3 Source.html

3.4 The cuckoo egg testing lambda.html

3. Testing AWS events.mp4

12:12

4.1 L56-aws-test-interface.pdf

4.2 SDK V2 AWS Unit Test.html

4. Test AWS SDK with interfaces.mp4

03:50

5.1 L57-aws-test-mock.pdf

5.2 Sources.html

5. Test AWS SDK with awsmock.mp4

11:54

17. Test Pyramid

1.1 go-on-aws.html

1.2 L58-cdk-unit-test.pdf

1.3 Source CDK Testing.html

1.4 Source hellocdk.html

1. Unit Test of CDK.mp4

13:29

2.1 L59-cdk-integration-test.pdf

2.2 Source.html

2. Integration Test with CDK.mp4

11:30

3.1 L60-end2end-serverless.pdf

3.2 Source.html

3. Serverless test all Levels.mp4

14:07

18. Tools

1.1 L61-task.pdf

1.2 taskfile.dev.html

1. Task - a better Makefile.mp4

06:10

2.1 D2 lang web.html

2.2 Icons.html

2. d2 - declarative diagrams.mp4

06:09

19. Wrap-Up

1. Wrap-Up.mp4

02:56

Description

Learn the GO (golang) to create serverless and other architectures on AWS (SDK, CDK, TDD)

What You'll Learn?

Coding in GOlang
Using GO for AWS serverless projects
Doing Infrastructure as Code with GO on AWS
Using Test Driven Devolpment for GO applications and AWS infrastructure

Who is this for?

AWS builder, who want to develop in GO

What You Need to Know?

Basic AWS Know How, Knowledge in at least one other programming language

More details

Description
AWS supports many programming languages with SDKs. GO is a powerful language, but what is lacking is a complete reference not only for writing applications, such as AWS Lamba Functions, but also for Infrastructure as Code. Starting with basic programming knowledge, you get expert tips from real-world projects on how to build fast, secure and cost-effective applications with GO on AWS.
The course is written for students with basic AWS knowledge and experience in at least one other programming language like python or javascript.
We begin with GO fundamentals with many hints for a student from other languages. Building on that knowledge, we discover the possibilities of the AWS SDK - the software development kit. How to call services on a basic and more abstract level.
To build projects on AWS, you also need infrastructure like a storage bucket or a Lambda function. Modern infrastructure is built with IaC - infrastructure as code. We explore the AWS CDK - the cloud development kit. With GO, you gain speed an another level of type safety.
Having created some resources, we dive into the world of serverless. GO is one of the best languages for serverless programming because of the speed and the go compatibility promise. With python or javascript, you have to update often because of new runtime versions. Not with GO!
Now that we have learned all the building blocks, itâ€™s time to look at more complex architectures. We discuss container and serverless applications, and both build with GO.
The chapter about different types of the automated test give you insights into building applications with high programming quality.
All that is waiting for you, so let`s GO!
Who this course is for:
AWS builder, who want to develop in GO

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Gernot is Cloud Consultant and Trainer. He is focusing on AWS, DevOps and serverless development.He started ways back in the last century with a ZX80, worked with WWW right from the start. After eight years at an internet startup and more years at several Consulting companies, he now innovates with AWS at tecRacer and enjoys being an active AWS Community Builder.

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