Cloud Fundamentals Using AWS That Anyone Can Understand

This course will help you understand the principles of computers and the Internet, and explain what the cloud is and why it is needed. It is recommended for those who had difficulty with AWS's basic courses, such as Tech Essentials or AwsomeDay, or those who are planning to take these courses.

It explains almost everything surrounding the cloud in an easy-to-understand manner. If you listen to it before the actual practice, you will be able to understand development or infrastructure cloud well.

This lecture introduces serverless systems through AWS Lambda, and creates an image processing end system with OpenCV, an image processing library, and expands it with an API.

A solo IT startup founder and solo entrepreneur's experience distilled into an honest, straightforward, intuitive, and deep React + Spring Boot course (Docker, AWS, GitHub Actions) I just unified everything into this one course.

This class covers the basics of using AWS (Amazon Web Services), a cloud service, and S3, which provides storage space for files.

I've created a 'Linux Introduction' course that even non-majors can easily understand and apply immediately in real-world situations!

Want to work for a long time as a super developer who can handle the entire process of service development and operation on your own? Then build a solid foundation in IT infrastructure knowledge from the ground up, which is just as important as various development languages!

We will explore the detailed features and options of AWS's most fundamental and core services, and by implementing cloud architecture step-by-step using these services, we will understand the structure and operating principles of infrastructure while building both the capability and confidence to directly construct cloud infrastructure.

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.

This is not a lecture that simply memorizes commands. It's a practical introductory course that helps you intuitively understand the 'flow' of technology - why containers emerged, how Docker creates and runs images based on what principles. Even if you're encountering Docker for the first time, after taking this course, you'll be able to explain "why containers are a necessary technology" on your own.

‘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 :)

It is configured to allow you to learn programming languages (Python, Terraform) for the cloud. You can directly create and apply simple yet tedious repetitive tasks, track when and how you deployed, and implement your company's unique policies that specific solutions cannot address. Specifically, we will apply a security architecture using Terraform, the most popular IaC (Infrastructure as Code) application, and also proceed with creating an ultra-simple dashboard using Python!

"AWS deployment tutorials - have you ever followed them without knowing 'why' you're doing it?" If you've launched services by following the countless deployment tutorials on the internet but are only performing repetitive tasks, the next step of designing entire systems might feel overwhelming. We don't just learn how to use AWS, but study the CS (Computer Science) principles that form the foundation of cloud services, including VPC, NAT, load balancing, and MSA. Upon completing the course, you'll be able to answer the clear 'Why' behind each action you perform in the cloud. You'll no longer be a junior developer performing simple repetitive tasks, but will take your first step toward becoming a senior architect who designs fault-tolerant and scalable systems.

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.

I've created a cram course that will help you pass the AWS SAA-C03 (AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate) certification in just 2 weeks with only 163 questions!

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.

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

AWS CLF (Certified Cloud Practitioner) is an introductory course that allows you to build basic knowledge of the cloud. By increasing your understanding of AWS cloud technology and services through this certification, you can move on to more specialized certifications in the future and build the basic capabilities necessary for cloud-based development and operations.