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Working with Code Deploy

Exam Objective This topic “Working with Code Deploy” addresses the Continuous Delivery and Process Automation topic as highlighted in the AWS Blueprint for the exam guide https://d0.awsstatic.com/training-and-certification/docs-devops-pro/AWS_certified_devops_engineer_professional_blueprint.pdf Code Deploy is a service that helps with the Continuous deployment process. It can be used to deploy code either on EC2 Instances or on on-premise infrastructure. In the deployment, you can do either an in-place deployment or a Blue Green Deployment. In the in-place deployment, each instance in your deployment group is stopped, the latest version of your code is installed and then the application is started and validated. You can also […]

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AWS: Blue Green Deployment

Amazon Web Services / By Pavan Gumaste

Exam Objective The topic “Blue Green Deployment using Auto Scaling Launch Configurations” addresses the Continuous Delivery and Process Automation topic as highlighted in the AWS Blueprint for the exam guide One of the key requirements of this topic is the concept of Continuous Deployment. The Blue Green Deployment concept is an important concept. This now a widely held practice in many organizations that look towards continuous delivery. What is Blue Green Deployment? The below diagram from AWS demonstrates the Blue Green deployment scenario. Here the Blue environment is the production environment which is currently serving traffic to the end users.

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Deployment with Elastic Beanstalk

Amazon Web Services / By Pavan Gumaste

Exam Objective “Elastic Beanstalk” addresses the Continuous Delivery and Process Automation topic as highlighted in the AWS Blueprint for the exam guide – https://d0.awsstatic.com/training-and-certification/docs-devops-pro/AWS_certified_devops_engineer_professional_blueprint.pdf Get AWS DevOps Engineer Professional Certification Today! Elastic Beanstalk is a service that allows one to quickly provision environments. It is preferably good for developers who need to get environments up and to run for their code. The Elastic Beanstalk environment currently supports the following programming languages and environments: Packer Builder Single Container Docker Multicontainer Docker Preconfigured Docker Go Java SE Java with Tomcat .NET on Windows Server with IIS Node.js PHP Python Ruby How does

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Working with Code Pipeline

Amazon Web Services / By Pavan Gumaste

Exam Objective The topic “Working with Code Pipeline” addresses the Continuous Delivery and Process Automation topic as highlighted in the AWS Blueprint for the exam guide. Check out the AWS Certified DevOps Engineer Professional Free and Practice Tests here. The AWS Code Pipeline services allow one to build a continuous integration and continuous delivery pipeline. This is an important service especially for those organizations that are looking towards implementing DevOps in their organizations. The AWS Code Pipeline service also has built-in integration with popular continuous integration tools such as Jenkins. The Code Pipeline tool can be used to pull out code

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Opswork Deployment in AWS

Amazon Web Services / By Pavan Gumaste

Opswork is a service that allows one to define and deploy a stack of components. Opswork is designed to work with the Configuration Management tool, Chef. Some of the key features of the Opswork service are Ability to automate the deployment of software packages on operating systems. Ability to control deployments and carry out Blue-Green Deployments if required. Integration with both Chef 11 and 12. Ability to have a database layer and an Elastic Load balancer attached to the stack This topic addresses the Continuous Delivery and Process Automation topic as highlighted in the AWS Blueprint for the exam guide.

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AWS Free Tier and AWS Services without Fees

Amazon Web Services / By Pavan Gumaste

Are you preparing for AWS Certified SysOps Administrator – Associate certification exam? Are you ready to pass this exam? In this blog, we are writing a series of articles on topics which are covered in the AWS Certified SysOps Associate certification exam. You can subscribe to us for receiving further updates on this topic. The SysOps Associate certification exam is the hardest exam at the associate certification level. We would recommend you pass both solution architect associated certification exam and developer associated certification exam first before of taking this exam. The AWS Certified SysOps Administrator – Associate exam validates technical expertise in

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How to provision cloud resources and implement automation in AWS?

Amazon Web Services / By Pavan Gumaste

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What are the storage solutions offered by Amazon Web Services (AWS) ?

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How to Improve Connectivity and Secure your VPC Resources?

Amazon Web Services / By Pavan Gumaste

Are you preparing for AWS Certified SysOps Administrator – Associate certification exam? Are you ready to pass this AWS associate exam? In this blog, we are writing a series of articles on topics which are covered in the AWS Certified SysOps Associate certification exam. You can subscribe to us for receiving further updates on this topic. The SysOps Associate certification exam is the hardest exam at the associate certification level. We would recommend you pass both the AWS associate architect certification exam and developer associated certification exam first before of taking this exam. The AWS Certified SysOps Administrator – Associate exam validates

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