AWS Certified DevOps Engineer: High Availability and Elasticity

—Introduction 0m 28s
—Understanding Elasticity and Scalability 5m 30s
—Implementing Disposable Resources 4m 7s
—Loosely Coupled Architectures 4m 53s
—Architecting with Services Instead of Servers 4m 42s
—Eliminating Single Points of Failure 6m 33s
—Module Summary 1m 49s

—Introduction 0m 26s
—Creating an Elastic Load Balancer 8m 38s
—Setting up a Launch Configuration and Auto Scaling Group 12m 32s
—Automatically Replacing Failed Instances 3m 57s
—Scaling Dynamically or on a Schedule 8m 1s
—Launching Spot Instances in Auto Scaling Groups 5m 20s
—Implementing Lifecycle Hooks 11m 31s
—Creating Self Healing Auto Scaling Groups 2m 20s
—Module Summary 2m 2s

—Introduction 0m 24s
—Overview of Amazon RDS 5m 47s
—Setting up Amazon RDS Multi-AZ Deployments 5m 9s
—Vertical and Horizontal Scale with Amazon RDS 4m 10s
—Building Your Own Database Servers on EC2 3m 42s
—Getting Started with DynamoDB 5m 35s
—DynamoDB Provisioned Throughput 4m 29s
—Secondary Indexes in DynamoDB 4m 51s
—Creating DynamoDB Tables 9m 33s
—Module Summary 2m 5s

—Introduction 0m 44s
—What We're Going to Build 3m 1s
—Setting up a Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) 7m 16s
—Creating a Database Tier for the App 6m 27s
—Defining the Launch Configuration 8m 32s
—Setting up a Load Balancer and Auto Scaling Group 4m 34s
—Validating the Deployment 4m 4s
—Module Summary 1m 34s

—Series Wrap up and Next Steps 2m 23s