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Mastering AWS Development
Table of Contents Mastering AWS Development Credits About the Author About the Reviewers www.PacktPub.com
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Preface
What this book covers What you need for this book Who this book is for Conventions Reader feedback Customer support
Downloading the example code Downloading the color images of this book Errata Piracy Questions
1. Architecting in the Cloud
AWS services The AWS global infrastructure Regions and Availability Zones
What are AWS regions? What are AWS Availability Zones? How to use AWS AZs
AWS EC2 and IAM
The AWS EC2 functionality Instance types and pricing
Selecting an instance type
Available instance types Popular use cases for instance categories
AWS EC2 instance numbers and pricing
Billing and pricing
Ephemeral versus persistent storage
What is ephemeral storage? How to use persistent storage with your instance
Scalability, elasticity, and bootstrapping
Bootstrap your instances Black belt booting
Identity and Access Management
Accessing IAM
Authentication and authorization Summary
2. Elastic and Fault-tolerant Infrastructure
The AWS Elastic infrastructure by Auto Scaling
Working with Auto Scaling
Ways to access the Auto Scaling service
Installing and configuring Auto Scaling
Installing Auto Scaling prerequisites
Working with Auto Scaling using the CLI
Getting started with Auto Scaling using AWS Management Console
Summary
3. Storage Lifecycle Management
Data storage scaling AWS DynamoDB
DynamoDB data types Creating the first SDK project Java SDK operations The DynamoDB local
AWS Simple Storage Service (S3) Amazon CloudFront
Creating Amazon CloudFront Distribution
Amazon RDS management with CLI
Authorizing network access
Summary
4. Web Application and Batch Processing Architecture
Alarms with Amazon CloudWatch
Creating an EC2 instance
Batch processing flow
Creating an IAM role Creating SQS tasks Creating S3 bucket Launching worker nodes Dispatching work and viewing results Monitoring the cluster
Amazon CloudFormation Where should I start on AWS? Case study
LAMP on your Amazon EC2
Prerequisites Installing and starting the LAMP server File permissions Testing the LAMP web server
Summary
5. High Availability, Disaster Recovery, and Amazon VPC
Disaster recovery circumstances with AWS
Recovery time objective and recovery point objective Backup and restore Pilot light recovery in AWS Warm standby solution Multisite solution
Replication of data Architecting with Amazon VPC
Launching an instance in the VPC Creating a private subnet Spinning a database instance in the private subnet Creating a Remote Access Software VPN to your VPC Launching an OpenVPN instance Downloading the OpenVPN client Configuring the OpenVPN server
Summary
6. Tools for AWS and Setup Guidelines
Working with AWS SDKs and IDE toolkits Working with tools and code libraries
Creating an SDK project Java SDK operations
DynamoDB Local Command-line interface Summary
7. Interacting with AWS Using API
REST-based APIs Authenticating requests using REST APIs
Getting started with API tools Installing API tools Running your first instance
Example of EC2 API
Data format for DynamoDB HTTP requests
Request header Request body Response header
Operations in DynamoDB
CreateTable PutItem UpdateItem GetItem Query Scan DeleteItem DescribeTable UpdateTable DeleteTable ListTables BatchGetItem BatchWriteItem
Summary
8. Amazon Beanstalk, CloudTrail, and Data Warehouse Services
Application deployment using AWS Elastic Beanstalk Getting started with Amazon Redshift
Configuration options Cluster configurations
Interacting with AWS Trail
Features and benefits
Case study: migrating applications to the Cloud Summary
9. Bootstrapping and Auto-configuration
Black belt booting Bootstrapping instances with AWS CloudFormation Bootstrapping Amazon instances using Chef Continuous integration and deployment Automation with Amazon SWF
The workflow execution of Amazon SWF
Working with AWS OpsWorks
Creating an OpsWorks stack Creating the Rails App Server layer Creating the database layer Adding instances
Summary
10. AWS Billing and Amazon CDN Service
Programmatic AWS billing
Turning on detailed billing reports Select the detailed billing reports you want to receive Referencing your detailed billing report data
Cost allocation reporting Cost control architectures
Controlling access to your billing report files
CDN service from AWS – CloudFront
How CloudFront works Getting started with CloudFront
Streaming
Summary
11. Analyzing Big Data with AWS
Introducing Big Data and Hadoop Introducing Amazon Elastic MapReduce
Provisioning a Hadoop cluster on EMR
Hive structural design
Metastore Compiler The execution engine Supporting apparatuses
Data types Data model
Indexing on Hive tables
Amazon Kinesis
Kinesis terminology
Streams Data records Producers Consumers Shards Partition keys Amazon Kinesis Client Library
Summary
12. Miscellaneous Features, AWS Security, and Troubleshooting
Amazon CloudSearch
Creating and configuring a search domain Uploading and indexing the data for search Searching your Amazon CloudSearch domain
Amazon Mechanical Turk AWS Security best practices
Understanding AWS Secure Global Infrastructure Regions, Availability Zones, and service endpoints Managing keys in the Cloud Managing patches Mitigating compromise and abuse The Trusted Advisor tool
Troubleshooting practices
Ephemeral disk corruption DNS concerns Resizing or emptying disks Host dispute Security group misconfiguration
Summary
13. Building Applications and AWS Best Practices
Application impression Tool mixture Development phase
Conventions Handlers Starting with EduCloud Handling instance entreaty Instance entreaty sanction Rejecting an instance entreaty Using RDS and Elastic Beanstalk The application of superlative AWS exercises
Best practices with AWS Summary
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