This document provides an overview and introduction to Amazon Web Services (AWS) including key services like EC2, S3, VPC, RDS, and Lambda. It describes the purpose and basic functionality of each service. It also includes brief demonstrations of launching EC2 instances, creating S3 buckets, setting up VPC networking, and other core AWS services. The goal is to help readers understand the breadth of AWS offerings and how to get started using various compute, storage, database, and developer services.

1. AWS PRIMER
Mamun @mamunr7
5.2017

2. AWS Snowball

3. AWS Snowmobile

4. Amazon has its own Global Fiber Cable Network

5. Source: https://www.inc.com/peter-gasca/10-facts-about-the-internet-that-
will-blow-your-mind.html March 07 2017
How Pervasive is AWS?

6. Key Services
 EC2
 IAM
 VPC
 S3
 Elastic Load Balancer (ELB)
 Elastic IP
 RDS
 Route53
 Dynamodb
 Opsworks
 Cloudformation
 Cloudwatch
 Cloudfront
 Elastic Beanstalk
 SNS
 SQS
 Kinesis
 Lambda

7. AWS Regions

8. AWS Availability Zones

9. EC2
Elastic Cloud Compute Generation 2

10. Console Home Page

11. Look to the Right

12. EC2

13. Launch Instance: Choose Type

14. Demo of
Launching of
an Instance

15. Demo of Creating a Key

16. Copy the .pem file from downloads
folder to a place convient for you
e.g. Babun home directory

17. Get the Public FQDN and/or IP of that Instance

18. And, you are ON
(successful ssh)!

19. IAM
Identity and Access Management
This is where you manage your users,
role and much more

20. Change Your Sign in Link

21. ROOT USER

22. Real Users

23. Roles

24. IAM POLICY
Excellent Primer here:
http://start.jcolemorrison.com/aws-iam-policies-in-
a-nutshell/

25. Why do we need policies?

26. Some IAM Policy Buzz Words

27. IAM DEMO

28. VPC
Virtual Private Cloud
Essentially you have a BIG network in AWS in which you
can put cloud versions of whatever you would have in a
classic data center

29. Click on VPC to get started

30. Routing Tables

31. Internet Gateways i.e. “routers” to internet.

32. Elastic IPs

33. NAT Gateways

34. Peering Connections

35. ACLs

36. VPC
DEMO

37. S3

38. Storage Choices

39. RRS

40. Block Storage vs. Object-based Storage
 Block-based  (e.g. EBS) , gets mounted and gets File System on top.
 Object-based -> Buckets, Files -> S3

41. Advantages of S3
Source: https://www.edureka.co/https://www.edureka.co/blog/s3-aws-amazon-simple-storage-
service/blog/s3-aws-amazon-simple-storage-service/

42. Data Organization in S3

43. Creating a bucket

44. Static Web Site Hosting via S3 Buckets

45. A few steps later……

46. S3 DEMO

47. You can nuts with S3

48. Elastic Load Balancer

49. The Big IDEA
Source:
http://docs.rightscale.com/cm/dashboard/clouds/aws/act
ions/load_balancing_actions.html

50. Create a Elastic Load Balancer
Source: https://www.outsystems.com/forums/discussion/6240/howto-configure-load-balancing-in-the-amazon-cloud/

51. Define Name etc.

52. Define Health Checks

53. Add EC2 Instances

54. Elastic Load Balancer Demo

55. RDS:
Basically Database as a service
without the hassle of maintaining servers and other related infrastructure
We will skip this one for now.

56. Tiny RDS DEMO

57. Route53

58. Create a ZONE
source: http://blog.flux7.com/blogs/aws/route-53-walk-through

59. Record Sets

60. A Record

61. DYNAMODB:
Big Data as Service

62. DYNAMODB DEMO

63. OPSWORKS
Amazon’s Chef

64. Layers = Roles (Chef)

65. Stack = Environment? (Chef)

66. Stack in Relation to Other Services

67. Tiny OPSWORKS DEMO

68. Cloudformation
Coded Infrastructure (JSON)
I see no use of this , given we have Terraform

69. Cloudwatch
Automated Monitoring

70. Cloudfront:
Content Delivery Network (e.g. Netflix)

71. Elastic Beanstalk
Platform as a Service
Not sure why any one would use this any more when We have
Lambda

72. SNS
Way to send messages to gazillion people
Subscription-based

73. SQS
Kind of like Rabbitmq

74. Kinesis
Massive Real-time Streaming Like Kafka

75. Lambda
Supposed to be the next big thing for
Serverless coding
All you need to bring is you code, nothing else.