View source for AWS Solutions Architect/training/Section 13: Deployment and Management

* 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. [https://aws.amazon.com/systems-manager/ 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 [https://docs.aws.amazon.com/systems-manager/latest/userguide/what-is-systems-manager.html 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

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