AWS Compute and Storage Essentials for Developers

Building modern applications requires a solid understanding of how to run code and store data in the cloud. Navigating the vast array of AWS compute and storage options can feel overwhelming when you are just starting out. This text-based course guides you through the foundational concepts of AWS infrastructure, helping you confidently choose, configure, and connect the right services for your projects. You will transition from a cloud novice to a developer capable of deploying robust, cloud-backed applications. What you'll learn: - Understand foundational cloud terminology, global infrastructure, and security principles. - Configure and launch virtual servers using EC2 with appropriate block storage volumes. - Manage scalable object storage with S3, implementing modern lifecycle policies and access controls. - Deploy serverless functions with Lambda to build efficient, event-driven application architectures. - Compare different AWS storage options like EBS, EFS, and S3 to select the right tool for your workload. - Explore container hosting fundamentals using ECS and Fargate for modern microservices. The course begins with essential definitions and core architectural principles to build a solid theoretical ground. You will then progress through structured written explanations and step-by-step configuration examples that demonstrate how to set up, secure, and integrate AWS compute and storage resources. This course is designed specifically for beginner developers, system administrators, and technology enthusiasts looking to establish a strong foundation in AWS. No prior cloud experience is required. Start your journey into the AWS cloud today and learn how to build scalable infrastructure.