Advanced Developing on AWS Training

Advanced Developing on AWS Training comprises various of advanced development topics, including deconstructing on-premises legacy applications, architecting for a cloud-based environment, and relocating them into cloud-based architectures. It also teaches to apply the tenets of the Twelve-Factor App Methodology. In this technical course, you will learn to suggest suitable AWS services to build a microservices-based cloud-native app. You will learn to move a monolithic app to a microservices app with the six Rs of migration.

This program also builds your capabilities to elaborate on the DevOps and SysOps interdependencies essential to launching an AWS microservices app. It also teaches you to assess a monolithic app architecture to govern programmatic or logical breakpoints where the app is in the position to be broken up all over multiple AWS services. This program is best suitable for professionals who are familiar with AWS services and want to elevate their skills to the next level.

• Analyzing monolithic application architecture so as to resolve logical or other programmatic points to other diversified AWS Services.
• Applying conceptual Twelve-Factor Application manifesto and other steps when migration from monolithic architecture.
• Recommending the proper AWS Services which are used to develop micro services relied upon cloud-native applications.
• Using SDks, CLI, API and AWS to manage and monitor AWS services.
• Migrating monolithic application to other microservices application while using it.
• Explaining about DevOps interdependencies and SysOPS to deploy micro services applications in AWS.

This course is basically for software developers holding a very good experience and has in-depth knowledge about AWS Services. Hence, professionals seeking to enrol in this training must be aware about DevOps interdependencies.

• Interfacing with AWS Services
• Deconstructing a monolithic architecture
• Migrating to the cloud
• Creating an infrastructure
• Declare and isolate dependencies
• Storing configuration in the cloud
• Establish a build, release, run model
• Creating the codebase
• Deploying an application
• Evolution of architecture
• Design patterns
• I/O explosion and preventing it
• Microservices