Amazon Web Services (AWS) for Java Developers

Amazon Web Services (AWS) for Java Developers, available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.13, with 160 lectures, based on 41 reviews, and has 317 subscribers.

You will learn about Create and manage AWS IAM users, roles, and policies programmatically using Java. Implement secure authentication and authorization mechanisms in Java applications for seamless access to AWS services. Learn to leverage AWS CloudShell as a convenient development environment for Java projects within the AWS ecosystem. Develop Java applications that interact with Amazon DynamoDB for efficient NoSQL data storage and retrieval. Optimize DynamoDB queries and performance within Java applications. Utilize Java SDK to perform operations on Amazon S3 buckets and objects, such as uploading, downloading, and managing files. Create, connect to, and manage Amazon RDS databases from Java applications. Provision, configure, and manage Amazon EC2 instances programmatically with Java. Deploy Spring-based Java applications on Amazon EC2 instances and configure them for production use. Develop serverless Java functions using AWS Lambda, allowing for efficient and cost-effective event-driven processing. Create, manage, and version AWS infrastructure as code (IaC) templates using AWS CloudFormation and Java. Configure and send email notifications from Java applications using Amazon Simple Email Service (SES). Deploy Spring-based Java applications to AWS Elastic Beanstalk for easy scaling and management. This course is ideal for individuals who are Java Developers who are interested to work with AWS Services and Java It is particularly useful for Java Developers who are interested to work with AWS Services and Java.

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Summary

Title: Amazon Web Services (AWS) for Java Developers

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4.13

Number of Lectures: 160

Number of Published Lectures: 160

Number of Curriculum Items: 160

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 160

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Create and manage AWS IAM users, roles, and policies programmatically using Java.

Implement secure authentication and authorization mechanisms in Java applications for seamless access to AWS services.

Learn to leverage AWS CloudShell as a convenient development environment for Java projects within the AWS ecosystem.

Develop Java applications that interact with Amazon DynamoDB for efficient NoSQL data storage and retrieval.

Optimize DynamoDB queries and performance within Java applications.

Utilize Java SDK to perform operations on Amazon S3 buckets and objects, such as uploading, downloading, and managing files.

Create, connect to, and manage Amazon RDS databases from Java applications.

Provision, configure, and manage Amazon EC2 instances programmatically with Java.

Deploy Spring-based Java applications on Amazon EC2 instances and configure them for production use.

Develop serverless Java functions using AWS Lambda, allowing for efficient and cost-effective event-driven processing.

Create, manage, and version AWS infrastructure as code (IaC) templates using AWS CloudFormation and Java.

Configure and send email notifications from Java applications using Amazon Simple Email Service (SES).

Deploy Spring-based Java applications to AWS Elastic Beanstalk for easy scaling and management.

Who Should Attend

Java Developers who are interested to work with AWS Services and Java

Target Audiences

Java Developers who are interested to work with AWS Services and Java

Are you a Java developer looking to harness the power of Amazon Web Services (AWS) to enhance your applications, improve scalability, and enable seamless cloud integration? Look no further. This comprehensive course is designed specifically for Java developers like you, eager to unlock the full potential of AWS and revolutionize your cloud-based development skills.

What You’ll Learn:

This hands on course will empower you with the knowledge and practical skills needed to excel in the world of AWS, guiding you through a step-by-step journey in mastering the integration of AWS services with Java applications. Here’s what you can expect to achieve:

AWS IAM with Java: Understand the core concepts of AWS Identity and Access Management and implement secure access control within your Java applications.

AWS CloudShell: Explore the convenient AWS CloudShell environment and leverage it for efficient Java development within the AWS ecosystem.

AWS DynamoDB: Learn to develop Java applications that seamlessly interact with Amazon DynamoDB, optimizing data storage and retrieval.

Amazon S3: Master the Java SDK for Amazon S3 to perform file operations, securely store data, and enhance your application’s capabilities.

Amazon RDS: Create and manage Amazon RDS databases from your Java applications, ensuring efficient data persistence.

Amazon EC2: Dive deep into Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) and discover how to provision, configure, and manage instances programmatically using Java.

Deploy Spring Application to EC2: Deploy Spring-based Java applications on EC2, enabling you to scale and manage your applications effectively.

AWS Lambda: Develop serverless Java functions using AWS Lambda, transforming your application architecture for cost-effective event-driven processing.

AWS CloudFormation: Explore Infrastructure as Code (IaC) with AWS CloudFormation and automate AWS resource management using Java scripts.

Amazon SES: Configure and send email notifications from your Java applications using Amazon Simple Email Service (SES).

Deploy Spring Application to Elastic Beanstalk: Master the deployment of Spring-based Java applications on Elastic Beanstalk for scalability and easy management.

Why Choose This Course?

This course offers more than just theoretical knowledge; it provides practical, real-world examples that will empower you to implement what you’ve learned immediately. By the end of this course, you’ll be equipped with the skills needed to confidently develop, deploy, and manage Java applications on AWS.

Prepare to unlock a world of possibilities with AWS and elevate your Java development career. Enroll now, and let’s embark on this AWS journey together!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 2: Course Requirements

Chapter 2: AWS Introduction

Lecture 1: What is AWS

Lecture 2: AWS Global Infrastucture

Lecture 3: Creating AWS Account

Lecture 4: Overview of AWS Services

Chapter 3: Working with AWS IAM & Java

Lecture 1: What is AWS IAM

Lecture 2: IAM Users and Policies

Lecture 3: Create IAM User with Console

Lecture 4: Create IAM User Group

Lecture 5: Configure AWS SDK for Java

Lecture 6: Create IAM User with Java SDK

Lecture 7: List IAM Users with Java

Lecture 8: Update IAM User with Java AWS SDK

Lecture 9: Create Custom Policy with Java

Lecture 10: List All Policies with Java

Lecture 11: Attach Policy to User with Java

Lecture 12: Detach Policy from User

Lecture 13: Create IAM User Group with Java

Lecture 14: Attach Policy to Group with Java

Lecture 15: Add Users to Group with Java

Lecture 16: Detach Policy from Group with Java

Lecture 17: Create IAM User Access Key with Java

Lecture 18: Create IAM User Login Profile with Java

Lecture 19: Delete User with Java

Lecture 20: Delete User from Group with Java

Lecture 21: Delete Group with Java SDK

Chapter 4: Advanced AWS IAM with Java

Lecture 1: Create IAM Roles with Java

Lecture 2: Attach Policy to IAM Role with Java

Lecture 3: Create Instance Profile with Java

Lecture 4: Add Role to Instance Profile

Lecture 5: Create EC2 Instance with Role

Lecture 6: IAM Conditional Policies

Lecture 7: IAM User Tags Management

Chapter 5: AWS CloudShell

Lecture 1: AWS CloudShell Introduction

Lecture 2: AWS CloudShell IAM Login Profile

Lecture 3: Attach Policy to User with AWS CloudShell

Lecture 4: Generate Access Key with AWS CloudShell

Lecture 5: Create Groups with AWS CloudShell

Chapter 6: AWS DynamoDB with Java

Lecture 1: What is Amazon DynamoDB

Lecture 2: Basic Components of DynamoDB

Lecture 3: DynamoDB Capacity Modes

Lecture 4: Create Amazon DynamoDB Table

Lecture 5: What is PartiQL

Lecture 6: Creating GSI in DynamoDB

Lecture 7: Create DynamoDB Table with Java

Lecture 8: Insert Data in to Table with Java

Lecture 9: Retreiving Data from DynamoDB With Java

Lecture 10: Query with Conditions in Amazon DynamoDB

Lecture 11: Working with Global Secondary Index with Java

Lecture 12: Update DynamoDB Item with Java

Lecture 13: Delete Item From Table

Lecture 14: Batch Operation with DynamoDB & Java

Lecture 15: Handling Conditional Writes with Java & DynamoDB

Lecture 16: DynamoDB TTL

Lecture 17: Describe DynamoDB Table with Java

Lecture 18: Listing DynamoDB Tables

Lecture 19: Create Backup for DynamoDB with Java

Lecture 20: Delete DynamoDB Backup with Java

Lecture 21: Delete DynamoDB Table with Java

Lecture 22: Best Practices for Amazon DynamoDB

Chapter 7: Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3) with Java

Lecture 1: What is Amazon S3

Lecture 2: Create S3 Bucket

Lecture 3: Uploading Objects in Amazon S3 Buckets

Lecture 4: Data Security & Encryption in Amazon S3

Lecture 5: Bucket Versioning in Amazon S3

Lecture 6: Controlling Ownership of Objects

Lecture 7: Adding Bucket Policy

Lecture 8: Create Bucket with Java

Lecture 9: Upload Image to S3 Bucket

Lecture 10: Listing All Buckets with Java

Lecture 11: Delete Bucket with Java

Lecture 12: Upload File to S3 Bucket with Java

Lecture 13: Download File from Amazon S3 with Java

Lecture 14: List Bucket Files with Java

Lecture 15: Get Summary Object with Java

Lecture 16: Copy Object from One Bucket to Another

Lecture 17: Delete Object from S3 with Java

Chapter 8: Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS) with Java

Lecture 1: Introduction to Amazon RDS

Lecture 2: Amazon RDS Components

Lecture 3: Create MySQL DB Instance with RDS

Lecture 4: Create MySQL DB Instance with Java

Lecture 5: Create MySQL Database

Lecture 6: Check MySQL Database Connection

Lecture 7: Create MySQL Employee Table

Lecture 8: Showing MySQL Tables

Lecture 9: Insert Data to MySQL Database

Lecture 10: Show All Data with Java

Lecture 11: Update MySQL Data

Lecture 12: Delete MySQL Data with Java

Lecture 13: Describe DB Instance with Java

Lecture 14: Delete MySQL DB Instance with Java

Instructors

Parwiz Forogh
Programmer

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4 stars: 14 votes

5 stars: 19 votes

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