Home Automation with Raspberry Pi and AWS IoT 2019

Home Automation with Raspberry Pi and AWS – IoT – 2019, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.45, with 100 lectures, based on 83 reviews, and has 592 subscribers.

You will learn about Create a headless Raspberry PI AWS CodeDeploy AWS Pipeline AWS SSM – Parameter Store AWS DynamoDB AWS SNS AWS IAM Important Commands in Linux Cloud Security Nodejs This course is ideal for individuals who are Interesting in learning how to connect an IoT device to the cloud. It is particularly useful for Interesting in learning how to connect an IoT device to the cloud.

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Summary

Title: Home Automation with Raspberry Pi and AWS – IoT – 2019

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.45

Number of Lectures: 100

Number of Published Lectures: 100

Number of Curriculum Items: 100

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 100

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Create a headless Raspberry PI

AWS CodeDeploy

AWS Pipeline

AWS SSM – Parameter Store

AWS DynamoDB

AWS SNS

AWS IAM

Important Commands in Linux

Cloud Security

Nodejs

Who Should Attend

Interesting in learning how to connect an IoT device to the cloud.

Target Audiences

Interesting in learning how to connect an IoT device to the cloud.

In this course you are going to learn how to deploy your code to your raspberry Pi using AWS Codedeploy and AWS Codepipeline and Github. You also are going to learn how to integrate your application with AWS DynamoDB,? AWS SNS, AWS SSM, AWS IAM, AWS parameter store.?

We are going to create a headless boot disk for Raspberry Pi and setup the device to receive the application stored on GitHub.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction Part 1

Lecture 2: Introduction Part 2

Chapter 2: Setup Headless Raspberry Pi

Lecture 1: Download Raspbian Image

Lecture 2: Copying raspbian image to SD Card

Lecture 3: Enable SSH

Lecture 4: Wifi Setup

Lecture 5: Ejecting the USB adapter / SD Card

Lecture 6: Powering ON Raspberry PI – Inserting the SD Card

Lecture 7: Connect to Raspberry using SSH

Chapter 3: Working with Linux Users

Lecture 1: Why create a new user

Lecture 2: Add user

Lecture 3: No password required to run sudo commands

Lecture 4: Permission to access GPIO

Lecture 5: Testing super power

Lecture 6: Deleting user pi

Lecture 7: Important – Only Log as app user

Lecture 8: Update the system

Lecture 9: Creating a Key Pair for raspberry Pi

Lecture 10: Disable Password auth

Chapter 4: AWS Enviroment

Lecture 1: Creating AWS Account

Lecture 2: sign in and what to do first

Lecture 3: 000250 – MFA

Lecture 4: Add new user

Lecture 5: 000270 – alias for the AWS account

Lecture 6: 000280 – login with new user

Lecture 7: Password policy

Lecture 8: MFA for new user

Lecture 9: create a pi user on AWS IAM

Chapter 5: Developer Enviroment

Lecture 1: Install forever and forever-service

Lecture 2: Installing Nodejs

Lecture 3: installing AWS CLI

Lecture 4: AWS Regions

Lecture 5: AWS configure

Chapter 6: DynamoDB

Lecture 1: Introduction – flowchart

Lecture 2: Creating a DynamoDB table

Lecture 3: Creating a DynamoDB Item

Lecture 4: DynamoDB permissions

Lecture 5: DynamoDB Removing list table permission

Chapter 7: AWS SNS

Lecture 1: Introduction – flowchart

Lecture 2: SNS – Creating a topic

Lecture 3: SNS – Trying to Publish to a topic

Lecture 4: SNS – Give permission to publish to a Topic

Lecture 5: Trying to Publishing to a Topic again

Chapter 8: AWS parameter store

Lecture 1: Creating a parameter store

Lecture 2: access AWS parameter store from raspberry pi

Chapter 9: Raspberry Pi – physical connections

Lecture 1: Introduction – flowchart

Lecture 2: Testing door sensor – part 1

Lecture 3: Testing door sensor – part 2

Lecture 4: Connecting door sensor do Raspberry Pi

Lecture 5: Pulldown resistor

Chapter 10: AWS CodeDeploy Agent

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Install CodeDeploy Agent

Lecture 3: More comments about CodeDeploy

Lecture 4: GEt Pi Serial Number

Lecture 5: AWS CodeDeploy register command Part 1

Lecture 6: AWS CodeDeploy register command Part 2

Lecture 7: AWS CodeDeploy Dashboard Showing the registered instance

Lecture 8: Deleting Extra Permissions

Chapter 11: AWS CodeDeploy

Lecture 1: Introduction – flowchart

Lecture 2: Create a github account

Lecture 3: About appspec.yml file

Lecture 4: Deployments Scripts

Lecture 5: app user home directory before deployment

Lecture 6: Create CodeDeploy Application

Lecture 7: Create a Deployment Group

Lecture 8: Create Deployment

Lecture 9: Change the code and deploy again

Chapter 12: CodePipeline

Lecture 1: FlowChart

Lecture 2: Create AWS CodePipeline

Lecture 3: Lets change the code

Chapter 13: forever and forever-service

Lecture 1: forever and forever-service explanation

Lecture 2: Forever Hands-on

Chapter 14: app.js – deep dive

Lecture 1: app.js

Lecture 2: Global Variables

Lecture 3: main fucntion

Lecture 4: AWS Region and DynamoDB DocumentClient

Lecture 5: Parameter Store

Lecture 6: pushButton.readSync();

Lecture 7: pushButton.watch()

Lecture 8: Getting Pi Serial Number

Lecture 9: Getting the AWS Region

Lecture 10: Getting Linux username

Lecture 11: Writing to DynamoDB Table

Lecture 12: Publishing to a SNS topic

Lecture 13: Free GPIO resources

Chapter 15: Create a WEB Server

Instructors

Adilson Perinei
Cloud Engineer – AWS Certified DevOps Professional

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4 stars: 29 votes

5 stars: 41 votes

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