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Hi vr46, where should I go / what resources should I consult if I want to start learning more about AWS & setting up infrastructure? Thanks!
by KurtMueller 9y ago
Hi vr46, where should I go / what resources should I consult if I want to start learning more about AWS & setting up infrastructure? Thanks!
- alexbilbie 9y agoForgive the self promotion but I'm building a subscription video site - http://stackleap.com/ http://stackleap.com/ - to teach people how to build and deploy to AWS infrastructure. The difference between StackLeap and sites like acloud.guru is that I'm focussing on the day to day stuff rather than high level concepts you need to know to pass the certification exams. I'm hoping to launch a beta in the next few weeks.
- insomniacity 9y agoI've been very impressed with CloudAcademy - it seems to issue AWS accounts per course/per lab - it guides you through the steps and check whether you completed them by checking the AWS account, and then tears it down at the end. You might not be ready for that level of integration, but see if you can get a demo or trial.
- vr46 9y agoHi KurtMueller, get yourself a new AWS account with the free tier, find out exactly which resources ARE NOT included with the free tier, and get down with a simple Terraform file. Terraform code has a one-to-one mapping with AWS resources, so it's easy to follow. One code test that my previous company had was to create a simple load-balanced web server in Ansible or Chef, but you could also do it with Terraform too. Two servers and a load balancer in front, simple but teaches you a lot of fundamental stuff.