Spring Boot DevOps on AWS: Cloud Deployment and CI/CD

Modern enterprise development requires more than just writing code; it demands the ability to deploy applications reliably across multiple cloud environments. Transitioning a local project to a professional cloud infrastructure is a critical skill for any developer looking to work in a modern software team. This course provides a clear path from understanding local configurations to managing full-scale cloud deployments. You will learn how to bridge the gap between development and production by mastering the tools and workflows used by professional DevOps engineers. By the end of this course, you will be able to manage application settings for different environments and automate the delivery of your software using industry-standard practices. What you'll learn: - Understand core Spring configuration concepts to manage development, testing, and production environments. - Configure Spring Boot applications to switch seamlessly between local databases and cloud-managed RDS instances. - Provision and manage Linux-based servers within the AWS ecosystem for hosting tools and applications. - Set up a Jenkins CI/CD pipeline to automate the build and deployment process. - Apply containerization fundamentals using Docker to ensure consistent application behavior across platforms. - Implement basic Infrastructure-as-Code concepts to manage cloud resources efficiently. - Configure custom networking and domain routing using Route 53 and web server proxies. The course begins with foundational terminology and the principles of Inversion of Control before moving into practical server provisioning and automation. You will progress through written explanations and technical exercises that simulate real-world deployment scenarios, focusing on building a robust and scalable cloud architecture. This course is designed for beginner developers and aspiring DevOps professionals who are familiar with Java and want to learn cloud-native deployment. No prior experience with AWS or automation servers is required. Master the DevOps lifecycle and take your Spring Boot applications to the cloud.