Amazon Web Services

Amazon Web Services

Comprehensive guides for Amazon Web Services infrastructure, covering compute, storage, networking, databases, and serverless services.

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Deploy a Basic Web Server

Deploy a simple web server on AWS using EC2 with nginx and HTTP access.

AWS Compute

Deploy a Containerized Application on Fargate with Load Balancing

Deploy a containerized application to AWS using ECS Fargate with an Application Load Balancer.

AWS Containers Load Balancer

Deploy a Managed Kubernetes Cluster on EKS

Provision a production-ready Amazon EKS cluster with high availability and managed node groups.

AWS Kubernetes Containers Orchestration

Deploy a Multi-Cloud Application

Deploy a globally distributed application across AWS and Azure.

AWS Azure Multicloud

Deploy a Multi-Container Voting Application with Redis

Deploy a voting application on AWS Fargate with separate services for Redis cache and Flask frontend.

AWS Containers

Deploy a Scalable Fargate Service with Multiple Replicas

Build and deploy a containerized application using AWS Fargate with five replicas behind a load balancer.

AWS Containers Load Balancer High Availability

Deploy a Simple Static Website to S3

Deploy a simple static website to AWS S3 with automatic file uploads from a local directory.

AWS S3 Static Website Storage

Deploy a Static Website

Deploy a static website with global content delivery on AWS.

AWS S3 CDN

Deploy a Static Website with CloudFront CDN

Deploy a secure static website with global content delivery using S3 and CloudFront.

AWS S3 CDN Static Website

Deploy an API Gateway V2 HTTP API with Lambda Backend

Deploy an HTTP API using AWS API Gateway V2 with a Lambda backend.

AWS API Gateway Lambda Serverless

Deploy an EC2 Web Server with Python HTTP Server

Deploy a simple web server on AWS using an EC2 instance with Python.

AWS Compute

Deploy Containers to AWS Fargate

Deploy a containerized Hello World application to AWS Fargate.

AWS Containers Fargate ECS