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NEW AWS CDK with Python Step by Step
Learn to write infrastructure code with AWS Cloud Development Kit (CDK) & Python to avoid human errors with automation while creating AWS resources.
Use different levels of AWS CDK constructs to benefit from the power of encapsulation with object-oriented programming and Python.
Get proficient at AWS CDK by configuring multiple stacks, performing compliance checks, and writing unit tests for your constructs.
AWS CodePipeline Step by Step Udemy Bestseller
Learn to create CI/CD pipelines with AWS CodePipeline and other AWS developer tools in detail with hands-on examples.
Build your application code or Docker images, and automate your deployments to Amazon EC2, Amazon S3, or Amazon ECS.
Ultimately, you will use AWS CodeCommit, AWS CodeBuild, AWS CodeDeploy, and AWS CloudFormation with AWS CodePipeline!
AWS CloudFormation Step by Step: Beginner to Intermediate
Start learning AWS CloudFormation as a beginner and use it for your daily provisioning needs on AWS. Excel at Associate-level features of AWS CloudFormation.
You will learn to create stacks, write and enhance your CloudFormation templates, use change sets in detail. You will be ready for more advanced features covered in AWS CloudFormation Step by Step: Intermediate to Advanced.
AWS CloudFormation Step by Step: Intermediate to Advanced
Get more proficient at AWS CloudFormation by learning its more advanced, Professional-level features.
It takes AWS CloudFormation Step by Step: Beginner to Intermediate as a basis and continues from there.
You will learn topics such as nested stacks, helper scripts, stack policies, AWS Serverless Application Model (SAM), and so on.