AWS Solutions Architect/training/Section 13: Deployment and Management
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- 168. Introduction
- 169. CI/CD Overview
- 170. AWS CodeCommit and CodePipeline
- 171. [HOL] Install Git (and Learn the Basics)
- 172. [HOL] Create CodeCommit Repository
- 173. [HOL] Create Pipeline and Application
- 174. [HOL] Add Build Stage to Pipeline
- 175. Additional Developer Tools
- 176. [HOL] ECS-LAB-4 - CodeDeploy Application and Pipeline
- 177. [HOL] ECS-LAB-5 - Implement Blue/Green Update to ECS
- 178. AWS CloudFormation Core Knowledge
- 179. [HOL] Create CloudFormation Stack
- 180. [HOL] Create Nested Stack using the AWS CLI
- 181. AWS Service Catalog
- 182. [HOL] Deploy Product using Service Catalog
- 183. AWS Cloud Development Kit
- 184. AWS Serverless Application Model (SAM)
- 185. AWS Systems Manager As yhou might expect, this product allows you to do high-level management of your 'nodes'. Whereas Ansible is agentless, AWS Systems Manager requires that all managed nodes have the SSM Agent installed and configured properly to be managed. See the User Guide for more.
- 186. [HOL] Launch EC2 Managed Instances
- 187. [HOL] SSM Automation and Config Rules
- 188. [HOL] Systems Manager Automation
- 189. [HOL] Systems Manager Run Command and Patch Manager
- 190. [HOL] Systems Manager Configuration Compliance
- 191. AWS OpsWorks
- 192. AWS Resources Access Manager (RAM)
- 193. AWS Health API and Dashboards
- 194. AWS Well-Architected Tool
- 195. Architecture Patterns - Deployment and Management
