[C#과 유니티로 만드는 MMORPG 게임 개발 시리즈] 번외편: AWS로 시작하는 서버 운영

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This is a lecture that analyzes the core source code of Unreal Engine. Through Obsidian-based minimaps and various visual resources, you can study difficult content more easily.

This course will teach you how to create a simple online 2D roguelike game using the key concepts learned in Parts 1-6.

This lecture continues the content implementation started in Part 7 by using EF Core learned in Part 8.

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This is a course where you will learn about how to use the Unity engine and the features it provides, and learn methods to manage it efficiently.

Learn the basic C++ syntax for smooth learning of the series. We will cover essential content from assembly language to basic C++ syntax, STL, and C++11 in a compressed manner.

This lecture explains DirectX 11 knowledge, which is essential for studying game programming, at a level that beginners can understand.

This course covers the overall content of web servers required for game development using the latest ASP.NET Core (Blazor, WebAPI).

This course will teach you about Entity Framework Core, a .NET ORM for seamless database integration.

This course teaches MS-SQL through baseball/company databases.

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The AI era is bringing many changes to the gaming industry. We explore how the future will change, how to prepare for the future, and survival strategies for game developers.

This course will teach you the structure step by step by following the core parts of the Lyra project provided by UE5.

UE5 Multiplayer Game Dev. Intro. Course. Listen server-based multiplayer game dev, theory to implementation. Hands-on practice via [Last Man Standing] clone.

This is a lecture practicing Unity development by creating a game similar to Supersense's hit, Burger Please.

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You can quickly experience the process of deploying an example e-commerce service to AWS and continuously improving it into a robust and efficient environment.

I've created an introductory CI/CD course that's easy for non-majors to grasp and immediately applicable in practice!

I've created a 'Linux Introduction' course that's easy for non-majors to understand and immediately applicable in practice!

This course combines topic-specific theory and programming practice to maximize learning effectiveness.

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If you study the main concepts of Linux, you can handle Linux more easily and more powerfully. I hope you build a solid foundation from the beginning!! :D

This course, Part3 of the Full-stack Course Series, solidly teaches the latest server and Docker technologies. It's structured to practically integrate Docker into your tech stack, meticulously testing its options, learning necessary related tech like Linux, and building complex services.

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We will inform you about all the security aspects of migration using MySQL and direct operation of DB Server.

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This is a lecture given directly by the author of 'This is Linux' published by Hanbit Media.

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We teach Spring Boot 3, which is the most widely used in back-end development, in a completely easy way. We create a bulletin board that is essential and most widely used in back-end development in a follow-up manner. We study with the popular book 'Jump to Spring Boot 3'.

‘Where and how should I store files that look like images? Should I store them in a database? Or on a server hard drive? How can I reduce server load? How can I quickly load many images without stuttering? AWS S3? CDN?! I just want to store and load images, so why are there so many elements? What role do each of these elements play, and how should they be combined?’ I will teach you all the necessary elements related to image files, from start to finish, as a full stack :)

You can learn about IAM, the foundation of AWS Zero Trust, from the basics to the details. This will help you understand what parts are actually vulnerable and where you need to pay more attention.

This is a full-stack restaurant map tutorial that allows you to learn everything from front-end, back-end, Kakao Map API usage, and deployment all at once while creating a restaurant map of your favorite YouTuber.

Learn cloud infrastructure automation technology using AWS and Terraform, and practice efficient infrastructure management and deployment. Manage AWS resources as code through Terraform, and learn how to deploy consistent infrastructure across various environments.

We'll build AWS FinOps applications using Python, learn how to structure them, and why code gets more and more difficult. Finally, we'll have a little fun with the metacognition(?) process.