Important AWS services for DevOps you need to know!

In this Devops video we will discuss the most important AWS services for Devops engineer, AWS services covered in this video are also mostly asked in Devops interview.
Learning and mastering this services can help you easily clear AWS certifications and get a job as AWS DevOps engineer.
In this video we will be discussing all the devops tools in AWS cloud, their real use case and categorize them in different Devops categories.
Timestamp
0:00 Intro
0:56 Fundamental AWS Services
03:30 CICD Servoces in AWS
04:40 Networking services in AWS
05:20 Database services in AWS
06:15 Infrastructure as Code Service in AWS
06:46 Container services in AWS
08:24 Monitoring services in AWS
09:50 Automation services in AWS
11:17 Security services in AWS
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[@imharry404]

fundamental service with timestamp 😊😊 1:00 amazon vpc = for deploy server, databases in isolated state 1:26 amazon ec2 = server ,load balancing group , 2:02: s3 storage = image files , customer data logs 2:24 amazon RDS = different databases postgresql , mysql , oracle ,amazon aurora , microsoft sql server 2:48 AWS IAM = creating different users for particular aws resources 3:34 CI CD services = 3:24 codecommit , 3:37 codebuild ,3:58 codedeploy ,4:20 codepipeline 4:45 networking services 4:58 Route53 = connects user requests to internet applications running on AWS or on-premises. databases services 5:25 dynamodb = 5:39 amazon dynamo db , 2:24 amazon rds, 5:51 amazon elasticcache 6:17 cloudformation = for making infra 6:48 container service = 7:03 ECR , 725: ECS , 7:55 EKS 8:24 monitoring service = 8:38 cloudwatch , 9:14 amazon cloud trail , 9:52 automation services = 10:03 lambda , 10:31 aws system manager , 10:53 elastic beanstalk 11:21 security service =11:29 AWS KMS , 11:52 AWS secret manager

[@paul_fm]

Great help!

[@pikachu3686]

fundamental service amazon vpc = for deploy server, databases in isolated state amazon ec2 = server ,load balancing group , s3 storage = image files , customer data logs amazon RDS = different databases postgresql , mysql , oracle ,amazon aurora , microsoft sql server AWS IAM = creating different users for particular aws resources CI CD services = codecommit , codebuild , codedeploy , codepipeline networking services Route53 = connects user requests to internet applications running on AWS or on-premises. databases services dynamodb = amazon dynamo db , amazon rds, amazon elasticcache cloudformation = for making infra container service = ECR , EKS ,ECS , monitoring service = cloudwatch , amazon cloud trail , automation services = lambda , aws system manager , elastic beanstalk security service = AWS KMS , AWS secret manager

[@cloudchamp]

Bohot sahi! 🤝 You should have included time stamps

[@naren06938]

Yeah for beginners it's very useful brief session, but if u try to make some 3-5 projects by involving all these services in practical hands-on session, it's so benefit for us also to practice it

[@nabichaudhari7536]

This is amazing list of AWS services, all of these are important services 👍

[@cloudchamp]

Yes they are!

[@smartengineer4484]

As a Devops engineer I completely agree with the AWS services you mentioned 👍

[@cloudchamp]

🤝🤝

[@amanakram8412]

Very informational Video, For DevOps engineers, who are new to AWS

[@cloudchamp]

Glad it was helpful!

[@TheAnshumanAgnihotriShoww]

As a DevOps Engineer, should know about aws amplify service as well. Thanks for making knowledgeable videos.🙏

[@cloudchamp]

Right

[@hussamelshehawy]

Very helpful video, thanks.

[@cloudchamp]

Glad it was helpful!

[@vaishnavishivde9090]

Thanks for valuable information!!

[@cloudchamp]

My pleasure

[@thomasmilantech]

Amazing video, love you!

[@cloudchamp]

Thank you Thomas 🤝

[@mohammadfarazuddin8254]

Awesome video! you summarized it very well ,can you please make similar video for Azure please?

[@cloudchamp]

Sure!

[@amolsurvase7507]

Thanks for the valuable info. Please make video in details for services like Load balancer , s3 , vpc

[@cloudchamp]

Yes Amol I have already created videos on few I will create on others too ☺️👍🏻

[@ammar5440]

You should adjust your camera to point to your eyes because when you're reading text from your monitor it becomes very distracting. Or better yet, stop reading from monitor altogether, just make bullet point and then describe it as your own thought process instead of reading the script word to word .

[@blazedquote5829]

Tumhare haath me sone ka lota diya toh bhi ....... 😂

[@nabi140]

Good explanation sir thank you 😊

[@cloudchamp]

Most welcome 😊

[@smartengineer4484]

Very informative video ❤️

[@cloudchamp]

Thank you 😊

[@gollarambabu3317]

Yeah for beginners it's a very useful brief session, I request can you provide the PDF document aws devops tools

[@prashlovessamosa]

Great video bahi.

[@cloudchamp]

Thank you Bhai 👍🏻

[@SUNpizzaeater]

Great information

[@cloudchamp]

Thank you Rashmi 🤗 Happy to help

[@Curious-Devops_guy]

Thank you ❤

[@cloudchamp]

You are welcome 🤗

[@ragurock9932]

Thank you very much ... we need each service tutorial and hands on examples bro

[@cloudchamp]

You are welcome 🤗 More such videos coming up

[@blazedquote5829]

I have been waiting for this 🙏

[@cloudchamp]

You are welcome 🤗

[@lifeisgood5722]

GREAT VIDEO ,THANKS A LOT

[@cloudchamp]

Thanks man!! Happy to help

[@jayanandini5418]

Hi bro, can you please make a video on all these service's In detailed...

[@pinkyk3364]

Prefect clear content ...

[@cloudchamp]

Thank you :) Do checkout other videos too

[@Amansingh-hl2te]

Nice bro doing very well

[@cloudchamp]

Thank you Aman 🤝

[@tausifkhan1804]

Professor saab pranaaam

[@cloudchamp]

🙏🙏🙏

[@atulhustle8041]

Great Video Buddy😁😁😁😃😃😃

[@cloudchamp]

Thanks 😁

[@srinivasm7102]

Nice Explanation ... Could you give Road Map of AWS ... Pls

[@cloudchamp]

Sure brother

[@architkumar1265]

Hey brthr, I have a question, most of my friends make notes while learning docker, kubernetes and different cloud services, and even when any project is to be made. Should we need to make traditional notes (with pen and paper) in the process of becoming a DevOps Engineer...???

[@cloudchamp]

Not necessary, I keep my notes or bullet points on notion or google docs 👍🏻 I never looked back on the notes I wrote on paper so you can avoid if it doesn’t suit you 😅

[@atifhameed540]

Shahzada ❤

[@cloudchamp]

🤝

[@bhairavkedare9074]

you dont seem to take notes on notion so which note making platform you use

[@shashankraj1373]

i have a question, is it necessary to be something like SE SD or WD or have knowledge of it before devops or can I start learning devops straight away.! Any pre requisites?

[@cloudchamp]

You can learn it directly

[@doyouknow827]

Hello sir kya aap mere liye mere aws acount mai ecs lounch kr sakte hai bahut help ho jaaegi

[@user-cs9dy5we6j]

do i need to learn one complete cloud like entire AWS or Azure ??or is it like only services i need to learn from more different clouds

[@cloudchamp]

One complete cloud, get certified and then you can later other clouds if needed

[@025saidevaharsha5]

Bro one help... I have finished linux,bash,docker and kubernetes...when I wanted to do a simple project using only docker and kubernetes in EC2 instance, I am unable to implement what I have learnt till now... can u please suggest me some steps bro? Also can I contribute to open source projects(begineer to medium level)?? Sorry for asking you lot of questions bro..

[@cloudchamp]

Check out the projects I have and yes you can contribute to open source as a beginner too 👍🏻

[@025saidevaharsha5]

@@cloudchamp ok thanks bro

[@nitinmishra6301]

Hello Brother, what should we learn first Opensource Tools DevOps or Cloud Based DevOps ? and which is best ?

[@cloudchamp]

I would say cloud based first and then opensource because installation and configuration might be complex sometimes

[@mahisai4186]

bro make a sample video on how to contribute to open source and steps/procedures to contribute to open source for beginners. Please

[@cloudchamp]

Sure brother

[@ningggg6974]

damn seems like the journey to become DevOps will be hard. There's so much thing to learn. How did you even manage to learn all of that?

[@cloudchamp]

Indeed very difficult but you understand it if you find it interesting

[@JodFlashYT]

Which remote jobs are more in demand as well as highly paid - Devops Or web development .. Pls reply ( I'm a 2nd year bca student confused what to do should I study dsa , development or devops) 😢

[@cloudchamp]

Devops is highly paid compared to Web development

[@noobxtrader]

I am getting problem while connecting to my ec2 instance... It is showing error while establishing ssh connection.. help .

[@cloudchamp]

Do you have port 22 in security group and key pair attached?

[@IrkyMan]

Thanks for this. How MLOps is different from DevOps?

[@netroxtechnologies1268]

MLOps automates training and retraining models, transform dataset to predictive models and automating the process using cicd pipelines. DevOps is for core software development from dev to production, automating integration and deployment process through cicd on a high level....MLOps is different, very different in implementation but at the heart of it, they both have similar aim...automating deployments

[@johnsyed9448]

Very helpful information brother....I have connected with you on linkedin , kindly help me in learning devops bro

[@cloudchamp]

Sure I will

[@Md65532]

Bhiya i am in 2 year btech i practice Dsa like other but what should i choose Data science or cloud??

[@cloudchamp]

You are still in 2nd year choose what you genuinely like to do 👍🏻

[@SheikhIrfan-qi2if]

You can miss these services: AWS security hub, garud duty, config, transcoder, sns, ses, sqs, media convert, cloudfornt, load balancing, auto scaling etc.

[@cloudchamp]

Yes these are all important services too. Thanks for sharing Irfan Bhai 👍🏻🤝

[@SheikhIrfan-qi2if]

@@cloudchamp Thanks too you for creating value able content

[@cloudchamp]

@@SheikhIrfan-qi2if You are welcome Bhai

[@user-cs9dy5we6j]

Should I learn the full cloud or only the services u have mentioned is enough

[@cloudchamp]

Only the services I mentioned

[@jatinsharma3792]

So why we need to learn Docker if there is different service like ECR on Aws? This all trackers are very complicated to undersatnd.

[@cloudchamp]

You won’t understand the use case of ecr unless you know docker

[@jatinsharma3792]

@@cloudchamp I don’t know about ECR but I know about Docker.

[@cloudchamp]

If you know Docker, you will know docker images too. and we store our Docker images in DockerHub, similar to Dockerhub we can also store images in ECR (dockerhub for aws)@@jatinsharma3792

[@jatinsharma3792]

Thak you for this explaination I will surly look for this on AWS @@cloudchamp

[@venomx2131]

bro please make compete. Course on aws and its necessary service

[@cloudchamp]

Sure

[@basavarajkesarekar566]

Hi bro actually I'm done with my mba in Finance and marketing but I want to move career as aws and DevOps engineer. It's hard to learn those things please give me better advice to me

[@cloudchamp]

I know it’s hard but practice can make it easy. Start doing and it will all make sense

[@chandrasiripi]

You missed the very important Auto scaling and elastic load balancers,Security groups concepts bro

[@cloudchamp]

Bro they are all part of EC2 service And yes they are very important

[@ruchabidwai]

Is cloud computing very difficult to learn? I have heard about it that's why I asked. Actually I also want to make career in cloud computing because it requires less coding. So please do clear my confusion

[@cloudchamp]

Even though you require less coding cloud computing is a bit difficult stream due to numerous tools and technologies but not something you can’t do with practice and training 👍🏻

[@ruchabidwai]

@@cloudchamp and I wanted to ask one more thing can can we start career in cloud computing as a fresher? I have heard that we cannot directly switch to cloud as a fresher. I am persuing MCA now.

[@cloudchamp]

@@ruchabidwai I started mine as a fresher so you can do it too. Bit difficult but not impossible

[@ruchabidwai]

@@cloudchamp can you please suggest me from where I can do cloud computing and devops course in pune? I have seen intellipat curriculum is also nice but please can you suggest me a good course in pune? My last semester is going on and internship is compulsory for us and I have still not got any.

[@cloudchamp]

@@ruchabidwai if you are a person who can learn on their own then udemy is best but if not you can do offline courses. But if you ask me most of the offline courses are scam

[@firur1739]

Do u provide classes online? If so would love to join

[@cloudchamp]

I do provide training 1:1 will be conducting classes soon

[@firur1739]

How do i contact u for that?

[@cloudchamp]

@@firur1739 LinkedIn

[@Hopeful-ex9qy]

Any linux videos for devops?

[@cloudchamp]

Yes I have created one check out

[@Tony_stark551]

Bhai make project which is most demanding project in companies thses days

[@cloudchamp]

Yes project coming soon

[@musharrafshaikh7674]

Bro any plan to start bootcamp

[@cloudchamp]

Yes bro very soon

[@babbiking1]

Buddy as a DevOps engineer you are saying you should know this ..that ..etc..etc services but in the end which programming language you should be proficient in order to accomplish all this??? PYTHON JAVA or RUBY Go-LANG to automate? at the end every enterpise is looking for automation rather than services to learn

[@cloudchamp]

Buddy I already mentioned about python and created a video on it

[@kalabanki4865]

Can't memorize this many services as a beginner make them short

[@cloudchamp]

I have another video for you check it out 👍🏻

[@rahulpandeet250]

Ohhhhkkkk so I can say I have not learnt 50% yet 🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵

[@cloudchamp]

Keep learning bro.. there’s no end to learning, even I don’t know many things