This video is a quick notice to SQL before diving into other attacks.

In this first part of two videos, you will begin exploring the Amazon Web Services (AWS) offerings. We can explore everything AWS offers by browsing through the services list in the AWS console.

Throughout this course, you will hear about computing, storage, database, and networking services. The Amazon Web Services (AWS) platform provides all of these, and this platform is explored in this video.

You may be wondering how you can use the cloud. Do you have to move everything to the cloud or just some solutions? What do buzzwords such as IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS mean? You will find out in this video.

In this video, you will learn to create a database on AWS and put our data in the cloud. We will understand databases and types. We will briefly explore DynamoDB and other database server examples (MySQL, Aurora, and others).

After learning to create our free-tier account on AWS, you will learn to use the interface and how to get around managing the AWS console—in short, explore the AWS console.

These are the four main components that make up AWS. Find out what exactly each of these is in the AWS environment.

It's time to take the final pass at our design for Widget Makers. In this video, we will see how we can keep costs down while accomplishing availability, performance and security for the AWS solution.

In this video, you will explore the options for database monitoring so that you can plan for alerts and other automated capabilities that will assist the database managers in their processes.

How do you take a picture of your database at a point-in-time? The answer is with snapshots. Snapshots are the basic backup method used in AWS RDS. This video demonstrates how they are used.

MySQL is a very popular web database solution because it is an open-source database that is compatible with the SQL language and relational database concepts. In this video, you will see how to create a free tier MySQL database in the...

When you need a data warehouse solution, Redshift may be the answer. A custom-built database solution offered in AWS, Redshift works well on massive data stores and allows you to analyze it quickly.

The AWS Aurora relational database is the OLTP database solution unique to AWS. In this video, you will learn about Aurora and its features and capabilities.

When implementing databases, it is important to consider security. Databases store data and data may be sensitive at varying levels. In this video, database security is explored.

How do you grow a database when it's not keeping up with the workload. AWS offers different scalability solutions, and they are presented in this video to assist the architect in selecting the best option.

Availability means that a resource is there when you need it and where you need it. With databases, this is of ultimate importance. In this video, you will explore the high availability solutions for databases in AWS.

You can host databases in AWS in two primary ways. One method is managed more by AWS and the other is managed more by your organization. This video helps you understand the pros and cons of each.

AWS supports several different database types. Varying applications have varying database type requirements. When you understand these types, you can select the best database service for your design.

Databases can perform faster when portions of the data frequently accessed are stored in memory. The result is less disk access. ElastiCache is the AWS service that provides this capability and it is described in this video.

DynamoDB is a database solution used frequently for data stream capture and small, fast reads and writes. This video introduces DynamoDB.

This video talks about how to find SQL syntax errors using Google Hacking.
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This clip is from the chapter "Web Application Security Testing with Google Hacking" of the series "Web Hacker's Toolbox - Tools Used by Successful...

In this video, we will walk through how to implement GET requests in a mobile app, and provide examples of how to use this functionality to retrieve and display data from an API.

This video helps you with the environment setup. You will be creating a serverless Azure SQL database.
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This clip is from the chapter "Developing Azure Functions Applications with Azure SQL Database" of the series "Learn Azure...

Learn how to implement the SELECT TOP statement in SQL. We will work with the SELECT TOP PERCENT statement as well.
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This clip is from the chapter "Advanced SQL" of the series "SQL Server Course for Beginners with 100+...