“I definitely want to try DevOps, but I don't know anything since AWS.. Hmm”

This course has a strong interest in DevOps,
This is an AWS DevOps all-in-one course for back-end engineers looking to expand their job!

I recommend it to people like this!

Those who dream of being a DevOps/Cloud Engineer
- “AWS? Isn't that difficult?” A person who has a vague fear
People who are new to the AWS cloud but want to use it right away in practice
- Those who don't just learn theory and need practical knowledge that they can use tomorrow
Those who want to know step by step “why should I use this” rather than simply explaining the function
- Those who are frustrated because the official documentation is too difficult and YouTube is too fragmented
Those who want to efficiently learn only what they really need out of the many AWS services
- There are over 200 AWS services, do I need to learn them all? (No!)
“The cloud is difficult...” A person who wants to break the prejudice
- Even if you're not a computer science major, you can learn enough!

Course features

1. As a non-major, I'll tell you what knowledge you need to start with to understand it!

“Why doesn't anyone explain this?”

To understand the cloud, you basically need to know computer science as a background. However, most lectures are about these basic concepts, “Of course you understand, right?” and I'll move on..

You don't even know what a network is, but you're learning about VPCs?
- As a non-major, the concepts I studied while heading to the ground to understand the cloud structure everything I'll solve it and explain it to you!
IP addresses, subnets, routing, load balancing... It's OK if you're new to these terms. From “why do you need it” to “how to use it” We tell you step by step
While listening to the lecture, I thought, “Ah, that's why I needed this!” That moment will continue to come

2. Essential services carefully selected based on practical experience

“There are over 200 AWS services, do I need to learn them all?”

No! I will select and tell you only the core services that are used a lot in practice.

An incumbent who has directly operated a B2C service infrastructure of more than 5 million MAUAs a result, I carefully selected AWS services that I actually use every day
It's not a “good service in theory,” which I learned in the book, but carefully selected services used in real businesses.

3. Systematic learning starting with the AWS Well-Architected Framework

“I don't know where to start...”

Many courses are randomly distributed starting from EC2, but why for actual practical implementation? You must understand it.

Why cloud should be designed this way Learn from an architectural perspective
If you start by understanding the six principles of the Well-Architected Framework officially recommended by AWS, why should you build complex systems this way later?” You can find the answer for yourself
It's not just about following a function, Ability to understand and apply design principlesWe will develop

4. Theory only? NO! Learn by making it with your own hands

Hands-on exercises are included in every chapter
From configuring a VPC network to launching an EC2 instance, setting up a load balancer, and configuring auto scaling directly with my own hands I'll make it
Especially in Chapter 2 for about 3 hours We will build the same infrastructure from beginning to end as the working environment
“Ah, this is how it connects!” I can feel the joy of doing it

5. Never miss the latest trends - Serverless & Event-Driven Architecture

“Everyone is serverless these days, what is that?”

In addition to traditional server management methods, Modern cloud-native architectureIt also covers it!

Serverless Computing with AWS Lambda
Automate image resizing with Event-Driven Architecture
“The service works without a server?” - If you make it yourself, it makes sense!

6. We will guide you through the preparation of the certification!

An introduction to the SAA exam and study guide are provided in the final chapter of the course
From practical skills to certification, two birds with one stone!

It covers all of these things!

Core computing & networking (uses 90% of practice)

VPC - Lending an isolated network environment
EC2 - The basics of cloud servers
Load Balancer, Auto-Scaling - Response to mass traffic
Route53 - DNS

Essential services

S3 - Large storage
CloudFront - Fast anywhere in the world with CDN
RDS & ElastiCache - Database and cache management
IAM - Getting started with security and mastering rights management
ACM & TLS - Apply basic HTTPS security

Modern architecture (be a trendy developer!)

AWS Lambda - Run only the code without a server
CloudWatch - Monitoring and log management
Event-Driven Architecture - Event-based system design
Practical projects: Create a system that automatically resizes images when uploaded

“I definitely want to try DevOps, but I don't know anything since AWS.. Hmm”

AWS best practices for DevOps beginners that can be used directly in practice

AWS best practices for DevOps beginners that can be used directly in practice