AWS for admins for dummies /

Easily get your head in the Cloud with Amazon Web Services With Amazon Web Services (AWS), you can do everything from backing up your personal hard drive to creating a full-fledged IT department in the Cloud. And while major corporations like Adobe and Netflix have turned to AWS for their Cloud comp...

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Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Mueller, John, 1958- (Autor)
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: [Place of publication not identified] : Wiley, [2016]
Colección:--For dummies.
Temas:
Amazon Web Services (Firm)
Amazon.com (Firm)
Web services.
Cloud computing.
Services Web.
Infonuagique.
COMPUTERS > Cloud Computing.
Acceso en línea:Texto completo (Requiere registro previo con correo institucional)
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Title Page
  • Copyright Page
  • Table of Contents
  • Introduction
  • About This Book
  • Foolish Assumptions
  • Icons Used in This Book
  • Beyond the Book
  • Where to Go from Here
  • Part 1 Getting Started with AWS
  • Chapter 1 Starting Your AWS Adventure
  • Defining the AWS Cloud
  • Understanding service-driven application architectures
  • Understanding process- and function-driven workflows
  • Discovering IaaS
  • Defining IaaS
  • Comparing IaaS to SaaS
  • Comparing IaaS to PaaS
  • Determining Why You Should Use AWS
  • Comparing AWS to other cloud services
  • Defining target areas where AWS works best
  • Understanding the AWS Certifications
  • Gaining an overview of the certifications
  • Locating certification resources
  • Getting a Well-Rounded Education
  • Chapter 2 Obtaining Free Amazon Services
  • Discovering the Limits of Free Services
  • Expiring services versus nonexpiring services
  • Considering the usage limits
  • Considering the Hardware Requirements
  • Hosting the services in the cloud
  • Hosting the services locally
  • Considering the Network Requirements
  • Designing for connectivity
  • Balancing cloud and internal needs
  • Specifying a subnet
  • Getting Signed Up
  • Performing a Few Simple Tasks
  • Chapter 3 Determining Which Services to Use
  • Getting a Quick Overview of Free-Tier Services
  • Understanding the free services
  • Working with the online labs
  • Choosing a free services path
  • Considering the eventual need for paid services
  • Choosing the Services You Need
  • Considering AWS Security Issues
  • Understanding the Amazon view of security
  • Getting the expert view of security
  • Discovering the reality of Amazon security
  • Employing AWS security best practices
  • Part 2 Configuring a Virtual Server
  • Chapter 4 Creating a Virtual Server Using EC2
  • Getting to Know the Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2).
  • Working with the Identity and Access Management (IAM) Console
  • Configuring root access
  • Defining permissions and policies
  • Creating customer-managed policies
  • Creating groups
  • Including inline policies
  • Adding users
  • Attaching and detaching policies
  • Working with Elastic Block Store (EBS) Volumes
  • Knowing the EBS volume types
  • Creating an EBS volume
  • Discovering Images and Instances
  • Generating security keys
  • Creating an instance
  • Connecting to the instance
  • Chapter 5 Managing Web Apps Using Elastic Beanstalk
  • Considering Elastic Beanstalk (EB) Features
  • Deploying an EB Application
  • Creating the application entry
  • Testing the application deployment
  • Setting application security
  • Configuring the application
  • Monitoring the application environment
  • Updating an EB Application
  • Getting the sample code and making a change
  • Uploading the modified application
  • Switching application versions
  • Removing Unneeded Applications
  • Chapter 6 Responding to Events with Lambda
  • Considering the Lambda Features
  • Working with a server
  • Working in a serverless environment
  • Starting the Lambda Console
  • Creating a Basic Lambda Application
  • Selecting a Lambda blueprint
  • Configuring a function
  • Using ensembles of functions
  • Creating the test setup
  • Testing the function
  • Checking the function metrics
  • Deleting the function
  • Part 3 Working with Storage
  • Chapter 7 Working with Cloud Storage Using S3
  • Considering the Simple Storage Service (S3) Features
  • Introducing S3
  • Working with buckets
  • Managing objects using buckets
  • Setting bucket security
  • Employing encryption
  • Using S3 events and notifications
  • Employing versioning
  • Working with Objects
  • Creating folders
  • Setting bucket, folder, and object properties
  • Deleting folders and objects
  • Uploading objects.
  • Retrieving objects
  • Performing Backups
  • Performing a manual backup
  • Automating backups
  • Developing a virtual tape library
  • Using S3 to Host a Static Website
  • Combining S3 with Lambda
  • Considering Amazon S3 Standard
  • Infrequent Access (Standard
  • IA)
  • Chapter 8 Managing Files Using the Elastic File System
  • Considering the Elastic File System (EFS) Features
  • Introducing EFS
  • Understanding the connection to Network File System version 4 (NFSv4)
  • Comparing EFS to S3, Standard
  • IA, and Glacier
  • Comparing EFS to EBS
  • Working with EFS
  • Starting the Elastic File System Management Console
  • Creating additional file systems
  • Mounting the file system
  • Configuring EFS security
  • Unmounting and removing the file system
  • Working with the Elasticsearch Service
  • Understanding the Elasticsearch Service functionality
  • Creating the Elasticsearch domain
  • Deleting the Elasticsearch domain
  • Chapter 9 Archiving Data Using Glacier
  • Considering the Glacier Features
  • Archives versus backups
  • Defining long-term storage security issues
  • Comparing Glacier to localized alternatives
  • Creating a Glacier vault
  • Deleting a Glacier vault
  • Defining a Migration Strategy
  • Using AWS S3 to Manage Cold Storage
  • Defining the S3 Lifecycle rule
  • Disabling an S3 Lifecycle rule
  • Deleting an S3 Lifecycle rule
  • Restoring an object
  • Using the AWS Import/Export Snowball Service to Manage Objects
  • Relying on Third-Party Gateways
  • Understanding gateways
  • Working with full-featured, third-party solutions
  • Part 4 Performing Basic Database Management
  • Chapter 10 Getting Basic DBMS Using RDS
  • Considering the Relational Database Service (RDS) Features
  • Choosing a database engine
  • Understanding the need to scale efficiently
  • Defining data replication
  • Cloning your database
  • Accessing the RDS Management Console.
  • Creating a Database Server
  • Installing a database access product
  • Accessing the instance
  • Adding tables
  • Working with other features
  • Adding Database Support to an Application
  • Configuring Load Balancing and Scaling
  • Defining the purpose of load balancing
  • Working with Elastic Load Balancing
  • Defining the purpose of scaling
  • Working with the Auto Scaling feature
  • Chapter 11 Moving Data Using Database Migration Service
  • Considering the Database Migration Service Features
  • Choosing a target database
  • Reducing downtime
  • Consolidating data
  • Replicating data
  • Moving Data between Homogenous Databases
  • Obtaining access to a source and target database
  • Defining the move
  • Moving the data
  • Moving Data between Heterogeneous Databases
  • Considering the essential database differences
  • Understanding the AWS Schema Conversion Tool
  • Chapter 12 Gaining NoSQL Access Using DynamoDB
  • Considering the DynamoDB Features
  • Getting a quick overview of NoSQL
  • Differentiating between NoSQL and relational databases
  • Defining typical uses for DynamoDB
  • Creating a Basic DynamoDB Setup
  • Developing a Basic Database
  • Configuring tables
  • Adding items
  • Modifying items
  • Copying items
  • Deleting items
  • Deleting a table
  • Performing Queries
  • Using a scan
  • Using a query
  • Part 5 Creating a User-Friendly Cloud Environment
  • Chapter 13 Isolating Cloud Resources Using Virtual Private Cloud
  • Considering the Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) Features
  • Defining the VPC and the reason you need it
  • Getting an overview of the connectivity options
  • Discovering the typical use cases
  • Managing the Default VPC
  • Creating an S3 endpoint
  • Working with subnets
  • Modifying the network ACLs
  • Creating a New VPC
  • Chapter 14 Using the Infrastructure Software
  • Creating a Linux Environment with CentOS.
  • Considering the CentOS effort
  • Getting CentOS for your machine
  • Installing CentOS on AWS
  • Building Websites Using LAMP Stack
  • Considering the LAMP Stack features
  • Getting and installing LAMP Stack
  • Supporting Web-Based Applications Using Couchbase
  • Considering the Couchbase features
  • Getting and installing Couchbase
  • Chapter 15 Supporting Users with Business Software
  • Managing Content Using WordPress
  • Considering the WordPress features
  • Getting and installing WordPress
  • Supporting E-commerce Using Magento
  • Considering the Magento features
  • Getting and installing Magento
  • Relating to Customers Using SugarCRM
  • Part 6 The Part of Tens
  • Chapter 16 Ten Ways to Deploy AWS Quickly
  • Starting Slowly
  • Researching AWS Interactivity with Third-Party Products
  • Developing a Plan for Sensitive Data
  • Use Tools to Enhance Productivity
  • Choosing the Right Service
  • Ensuring That Your Plan Considers Loss of Control
  • Looking for All-in-One Solutions That Aren't
  • Spending Free Time Where You Need It Most
  • Working with Templates
  • Discovering Implied Third-Party Use
  • Chapter 17 Ten Must-Have AWS Software Packages
  • Using the Console Internet Tools
  • Changing Configuration Using Command Line Editors
  • Checking System Performance
  • Working at the System Level
  • Making Cloud Management Easier with CloudMGR
  • Going Outside the Marketplace with Enstratius
  • Managing and Scaling Your Apps Using Heroku
  • Performing Browser-Based Management Using Hybridfox
  • Getting a Complete Management Package with RightScale
  • Employing Policy-Based Management with Scalr
  • Index
  • EULA.

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