This video explains how to create your first virtual machine.

Elastic Block Store is your "hard drive" in the cloud. This video introduces the use of an EBS volume in AWS.

When you launch an EC2 instance, you must consider more than just the Amazon Machine Image (AMI) to use. You must also determine the instance type or class to use to achieve optimum performance. For this reason, it is important to...

Cloud computing is all the buzz today, but what is the service in AWS that allows for this? The answer is EC2, and this video introduces the concepts around the EC2 service.

In the final video of this chapter, you will explore the important topic of performance related to storage. You need more than the storage space you require. You must also be able to access it at the speed you desire. The key is...

How might you integrate storage at your location with Amazon Web Services (AWS) storage? This video introduces the AWS features that allow you to incorporate storage in this way.

Short on time, but need to launch a robust, fully-managed file system quickly? Try Amazon's FSx, which can be configured to work with Windows File Server or Lustre, the high-performing file system from AWS.

Now that you know what the Elastic File System (EFS) offers, you can begin working with it in Amazon Web Services (AWS). This video demonstrates the creation of an EFS share.

While S3 and Glacier can be used to store files, what do you do when you need storage for a virtual machine (an instance) in Amazon Web Services (AWS)? The answer is in the AWS Elastic Block Store (EBS) service. This video introduces the...

What do you do if your antiquated system requires backing up to a physical tape? AWS now has the solution with Tape Gateway, which these systems see as a physical tape, yet cleverly backs up to a server.

Can you do more than store files in S3 buckets? You definitely can, and this video explores some of the more advanced features of S3.

S3 is the primary file or object storage service in Amazon Web Services (AWS). What can you do with S3? This video explains the basic concepts of S3 storage and management.

Amazon Web Services (AWS) offers many storage functions. Many cloud services provide storage alone, but AWS offers advanced storage services and many compute services. This video introduces the array of storage services offered.

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.

Why move to the cloud? This video provides an overview of the benefits of cloud computing. You can save money, time, and headaches when moving to the cloud.

In this video, we will look at the process of creating the AWS documentation process. We will look at the various important data required to be compared before designing an AWS account.

One of the key elements we use in building infrastructure in the cloud is the virtual machine, which we call EC2 instances. In this video, we will look at creating an EC2 instance and understand the process and options available.

In this video, you will learn how to create storage in the cloud. You will learn to use the Simple Storage Service (S3) to store your data. You will learn to create an S3 bucket, upload data, and set up permissions.

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

In this lecture, you will learn the basics about Amazon Web Services, what it includes and offers, and how to become a professional AWS user.

In this video, we will take a brief look at the introduction from the author/instructor and get acquainted with the concepts covered under the certification program.

Now that you understand resilient design, you will apply it to the Widget Makers requirements. See how to offer resilient design for processing, databases, storage and more.