An Introduction to AWS Infrastructure Automation with Terraform

Analyze why a task that takes three hours of actual work requires two days to complete, and learn how to overlap waiting time with working time. By rearranging the order of requests and using a default-plan strategy, eliminate delays caused by others, the system, and yourself to create a workflow where work keeps flowing without stopping.

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Clearly understand the four key differences between physical equipment–centric on-premises networks and AWS cloud networks, and first establish the overall coordinate system of AWS network architecture, from Region to AZ to VPC to Subnet. Although this lesson covers concepts only without hands-on practice, it also provides practical checklists and common mistakes to build a solid foundation for the rest of the 12-lesson course.

This is a hands-on course for systematically designing and building a multi-account environment based on AWS Organizations. It covers the entire landing zone implementation process, from designing the OU structure and Transit Gateway network architecture to the criteria for choosing between Control Tower and LZA, as well as strategies for incorporating existing accounts. Beyond simple console operations, you will develop the ability to make design decisions suited to your organization’s circumstances and establish an operational governance framework.

Learn how to calculate the 20 minutes that disappear each week on an annual basis, and identify not only exact repetitions but also similar and hidden ones. Use the rule of three and cost-benefit analysis to decide when to improve, and adopt a practical approach that stops at the level you need among four stages, from documentation to automation.

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Diagnose cost leakage in a Kubernetes cluster and learn the decision criteria and validation methods needed before introducing automation tools. Validate key cost-saving techniques such as Karpenter, Spot Instances, and Workload Optimization in read-only mode, then practice the entire process of safely applying them to production and rolling them back.

Learn step-by-step English expressions actually used in IT practice, from reading official documentation and writing tickets or emails to sharing incident reports and conducting technical interviews. Master practical English that you can apply immediately today with templates and examples extracted from over 20 years of infrastructure operations experience. Learn real-world business English for global collaboration, not just English for exams.

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Understand the Five Elements relationships at the core of Saju Myeongri as rules rather than through memorization. Learn the principles of mutual generation and restraint by condensing them into two simple rules, and apply the interactions of the Five Elements in practice through a logical approach that excludes superstitious interpretations. Learn how to analyze the Five Elements composition of your Saju and interpret the characteristics of each element in a balanced way.

Learn how to choose running shoes based on your feet—not reviews or brands. From identifying your foot type to in-store checks and knowing when to replace your shoes, this guide provides practical criteria you can apply right away and helps you avoid delaying your start to running by purchasing unnecessary gear.

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Understand the five-stage structure of an automation pipeline and learn how to choose between building it yourself and using managed services in an AWS environment based on your organization’s needs. This covers the entire process required in practice—not only technical implementation, but also stakeholder alignment, project kickoff preparation, and operational process design.

Understand the interpretation step that exists between events and emotions, and identify your own patterns of cognitive distortion. Through exercises in naming and rating the intensity of emotions, along with three-column recording, learn practical skills for handling emotions without being overwhelmed by them.

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Have you ever skipped over the difference between m7i and m7g in the AWS console without knowing what it was? This lecture clearly explains the concept of AWS Graviton (ARM-based processors) in just 30 minutes. From instance type naming conventions to cost-saving principles and practical application criteria, we explain everything step-by-step at a beginner's level.

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.

An introductory course tailored for beginners that systematically teaches you how to build AWS core services and infrastructure! You can naturally learn the basics of the cloud and how to use AWS through hands-on practice.

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This is a practical course focused on converting AWS console click operations into Terraform code. From HCL syntax to state management, module design, and CI/CD integration, you will complete your team-level IaC operational capabilities through step-by-step hands-on practice. You will build actual infrastructure in a cumulative structure from VPC to EKS and learn how to solve problems that arise during operations.

It was created to solve the "overwhelming problem of not knowing where or how to start with Kubernetes." Based on hands-on experience operating financial infrastructure, it is designed to help you understand the actual build and operation flow rather than just simple theory. Through a learning process that covers the relationship with Docker, YAML, Pods, Deployments, and Services, learners will master Kubernetes not just as a "concept," but as a "usable skill."

This course is an introductory lecture prepared for those who are new to Terraform, an infrastructure automation tool. Instead of repeatedly performing manual configurations in cloud environments, you can learn how to easily and quickly build and manage infrastructure using code. It is specifically designed with easy explanations and hands-on exercises that even non-majors can follow, so that beginners who are encountering the concept of IaC for the first time can understand it.

Understand the security configurations of major AWS services through architecture diagrams, and gain a practical understanding of how they work by verifying them firsthand through hands-on exercises and security scenarios.

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If you want to work for a long time as a super developer who can handle the entire process of service development and operations alone, building a solid foundation in IT infrastructure knowledge is just as important as learning various programming languages!

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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!

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You can learn about IAM, the foundation of AWS Zero Trust, from the most basic elements to the most detailed specifics. Through this, you can learn which parts may actually be vulnerable and where you need to pay more attention.