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Amazon Web Services Is the Gold Standard Of Cloud Computing and is the first preference career choice for many professionals. Keeping that in mind, we have come up with AWS Tutorial For Beginners video. This video will act as a full course and take you deep into concepts like AWS Storage, Compute, Organisation, Networking, Security, etc, with Practical Implementation.
AWS is the largest cloud player in the market today. According to Forbes, AWS grew US$2.3 billion in revenue just in the second quarter of 2019. If you are planning for an AWS career and looking out for a resource to learn AWS, then this Amazon Web Services tutorial is the right place for you!
It also enables users to access on-demand computing services like database storage, virtual cloud server, etc. This full tutorial will give an in-depth knowledge of EC2 instance as well as a useful strategy on how to build and modify instances for your own applications along with the important concepts like Cloud Computing Fundamentals, AWS Core Service Domains, AWS Management Tools, AWS Networking Services and much more.
Following pointers will be covered in this video:
00:00:00 Introduction
00:00:40 Agenda
00:02:08 Cloud Computing Fundamentals
00:22:48 Cloud Service Models
00:32:00 Cloud Deployment Models
00:43:36 What is Amazon Web Services and Careers?
01:18:40 AWS Core Service Domains
01:42:43 AWS Compute Services (AWS EC2, Lambda, Elastic Beanstalk)
02:38:23 AWS Storage Services (AWS S3, AWS EBS, AWS Glacier, etc)
04:00:04 AWS Networking Services (AWS VPC, Route 53, Cloudfront, etc)
04:42:15 AWS DevOps Services (AWS Codecommit, Codepipeline, Codedeploy, etc)
05:37:57 AWS Machine Learning Services (AWS SageMaker, Rekognition, Polly, etc)
06:39:43 AWS Security Services (AWS IAM, KMS)
07:13:50 AWS Management Tools (AWS Cloudwatch, AWS OpsWorks)
08:21:26 AWS Database Services
08:51:39 AWS Career Questions
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0.2 -> cloud computing is easily one of
1.67 -> the most sort After moments when
3.24 -> you talk about technological world and
5.3 -> when you talk about cloud computing
7.17 -> it cannot shy away without mentioning
8.87 -> Amazon Web services That is AWS
11.81 -> You know This is one of
12.7 -> the most preferred public cloud service
14.56 -> providers and from a career perspective
16.97 -> it offers some of the most
18.36 -> in demand cloud certifications That is
20.63 -> why great learning brings to this
22.18 -> AWS tutorial for beginners which would
24.42 -> act as a complete cause for
25.81 -> you to get started and also
27.45 -> get a hands dirty with some
28.71 -> of the most core concepts that
30.32 -> a publicist offorty So let us
32 -> quickly go ahead and take a
32.89 -> look at the end of all
33.91 -> things off today station So I
45.88 -> would start off decision by discussing
47.64 -> some of the fundamentals offload computing
49.54 -> like water pests And why is
51.48 -> it so popular What are some
52.86 -> offered service and deployment markets Then
55.78 -> we're good and understand what AWS
57.44 -> is and what are the career
58.79 -> opportunities and options it gives us
61.77 -> Next We'll discuss it obvious global
63.53 -> infrastructure and how it works Then
65.88 -> we're getting toe Some offered score
67.25 -> service moments were first understand What
70.02 -> are the computer domains are compute
71.54 -> services that AWS offers to us
73.84 -> What are the enablers stories is
75.27 -> that we have or what are
76.54 -> the types of services that terribly
77.94 -> store it supports What are some
80.39 -> of the core networking services that
82.38 -> AWS has to offer to us
83.84 -> Ongoing I would understand what develops
86.84 -> services that you can implement on
88.46 -> top of AWS for platform Next
90.46 -> we're talk about machine learning services
92.37 -> that a liberal support And then
94.32 -> again we were getting toe AWS
96.49 -> core services Where would understand how
98.87 -> security services work on AWS What
101.78 -> are some of the popular monitoring
103.06 -> services that AWS supports What are
105.44 -> some of the database services that
107.06 -> AWS has to offer to us
108.48 -> And finally we'll discuss some of
110.29 -> the career questions or career opportunities
113.11 -> that AWS has our office can
116.32 -> some of the common questions that
118.11 -> people seek answers to severe answer
120.16 -> those questions and then drop of
121.78 -> decision so that the agenda is
124.31 -> clear Now let us quickly go
125.64 -> ahead and take a look at
126.37 -> the first topic of discussion to
128.38 -> understand cloud computing and its fundamentals
131.31 -> First we need to actually go
132.83 -> and understand how cloud computing came
134.74 -> into picture Why cloud computing right
137.81 -> So let me just go ahead
138.8 -> and give you a scenario When
141.06 -> I say scenario latest and understand
143.19 -> what Where the things are How
145.13 -> did a cloud application or rather
147.79 -> application hosting work before cloud computing
150.39 -> came into picture Right So when
152.15 -> I'm talking about this era are
154.92 -> this time frame where we were
157.51 -> not so family with cloud computing
159.92 -> I want to discuss how businesses
161.71 -> used to work in these days
164.4 -> Right So this is a general
166.69 -> example Do not take it as
168.52 -> a hard line I'm sure everybody
171.17 -> has also I mean there would
172.83 -> be quite a few people here
173.84 -> who would have lived in the
175.25 -> Serra and would have known business
177.52 -> much better than me So I'm
179.33 -> not challenging anybody's point of view
181.62 -> But these were some common offerings
184.07 -> are some of the common observations
186.45 -> that people had during this era
189.16 -> So the other that I'm trying
190.39 -> to mention are the timeframe time
193.32 -> do recent period that I'm trying
194.67 -> to refer to this several in
196.46 -> early 2000 slight when cloud computing
200.06 -> was there But it wasn't that
202.39 -> well accepted because it wasn't known
205.2 -> to many people yet and there
207.21 -> were different ways in which businesses
209.64 -> used to happen And since I'm
211.33 -> talking about businesses on more or
213.65 -> less than refering to the fact
215.52 -> or to the businesses that mostly
217.3 -> concerned application hosting data hosting websites
222.11 -> and all those things I'm talking
223.9 -> about more technical sort of businesses
226.01 -> here So let us Tran take
228.34 -> a look at few basic examples
230.1 -> A few basic pointers right So
232.12 -> what you see on the screen
233.38 -> is in order to start business
236.27 -> So again I'm referring to the
237.34 -> time around 2000 do is 2005
240.99 -> years right Some 15 years 18
243.41 -> years from now if we go
245.31 -> backwards So in those days in
247.47 -> orderto stock this kind of a
249.6 -> business right you have to actually
251.67 -> guard and set up infrastructure That
253.53 -> is the primary near of any
254.91 -> business if you talk about so
257.22 -> in those days in orderto coast
258.94 -> a website and application you actually
261.21 -> had to have a proper infrastructure
263.62 -> set up in place first So
265.96 -> this infrastructure needed you to have
268.28 -> servers right on top of Richard
270.79 -> hosted applications but then bagged and
273.81 -> so was were not available at
275.55 -> a cheap price You had to
277.25 -> invest a lot of money on
279.38 -> as I've mentioned So those were
280.68 -> very costly So there was a
283.03 -> problem You're right I mean people
285.15 -> with money could think about setting
287.35 -> up sides businesses to give you
289.52 -> an example If you talk about
290.92 -> Google if you talk over Amazon
292.64 -> web services not these are the
293.98 -> companies that have been then the
295.88 -> market for a very long time
297.79 -> And companies like these if they
299.89 -> want to take new initiatives they
301.54 -> can But let's assume somebody has
303.58 -> to start from scratch In that
305.92 -> case money might become a constraint
307.68 -> here right Somebody might have an
309.38 -> idea but money is the reason
311.55 -> that this person is not able
312.69 -> to start this particular business right
315.14 -> So that was one problem And
317.11 -> even for people who have money
318.64 -> right I mean you just cannot
319.8 -> go out and say that OK
321.19 -> pay money and they start working
323.34 -> right You're always think how you
324.73 -> can have optimum use off your
327.17 -> monetary resources are any resources that
329.21 -> you have So when you talk
330.69 -> about this time servers as I
333.12 -> mentioned we're costly right So you
334.92 -> had to put in a lot
336.06 -> of money That and there was
338.06 -> another thing that you had to
339.05 -> worry about This was aboard the
340.8 -> manpower because since you were buying
343.92 -> your own so and as I've
345.49 -> mentioned you had to put it
346.58 -> in a lot of money that
348.12 -> meant you also needed people who
350.65 -> could maintain and monitor these resources
353.57 -> for so yes back then so
356.56 -> we could set up infrastructures We
358.18 -> could have people to maintain and
359.73 -> monitor these businesses for us But
362 -> then there were problems with the
363.98 -> this approach Let's try and understand
365.98 -> what with the problems here So
369.72 -> when you talk about the talent
371.11 -> to solve the problems as I've
372.78 -> already mentioned you had to invest
374.39 -> heavily toe set it up in
376.06 -> first place site and get resources
378.74 -> toe actually manage this set up
381.5 -> So apart from the investment part
384.71 -> or the money part of other
385.96 -> problems here as well right So
387.98 -> when I talk about the resources
389.65 -> that I have So if we
391.2 -> go back to that time right
392.42 -> we did not have these many
393.99 -> people who are well adapted technology
396.77 -> We did not have Internet like
398.08 -> we have these days right So
399.72 -> that you can just go on
400.59 -> Google whatever you want and get
401.99 -> knowledge on it and start at
403.43 -> least get started with it right
405.12 -> back then set him setting up
406.46 -> your own website was a difficult
407.82 -> as because you were not sure
409.71 -> whether people would use it Right
411.22 -> So they were limited resources as
413.33 -> well Who could do these kind
414.58 -> of things for you So that
415.88 -> meant they also tells you a
416.98 -> lot of money and not just
419.63 -> the money There was a lot
420.85 -> of planning that was involved Since
424.11 -> you had to buy these so
426.33 -> was set up infrastructure Have people
428.27 -> to maintain and monitor them in
430.82 -> order to optimize these things people
432.49 -> used to planet We still planet
434.65 -> with cloud computing as well But
436.34 -> back then the planning waas toe
438.28 -> a bigger level and there was
440.05 -> a reason for it The third
441.39 -> point you see on the screen
442.48 -> is scalability right And when you
444.81 -> talk about these kinds of businesses
446.15 -> these applications you're not you're never
448.07 -> sure right I mean how much
450.26 -> data you would be handling how
451.61 -> much traffic you would be accepting
453.61 -> are expecting Right So uh what
456.37 -> that means is basically since you're
458.21 -> not sure about how much traffic
460.3 -> you are expecting what that does
462.23 -> is it makes you plan these
464.03 -> things right You're assume that Okay
465.81 -> this is uh the amount of
467.61 -> resources that I might need to
469 -> handle this kind of traffic But
470.47 -> there are two scenarios here Want
472.59 -> what If not that many people
474.96 -> show up What if not that
476.72 -> much data is being used Resources
478.32 -> have been used so you are
480.07 -> under utilising your resources But since
482.28 -> you're paying for those are frank
484.43 -> You're losing that money Let's assume
486.81 -> that you planned it well And
487.94 -> you have had people that are
490.19 -> meeting the needs that you were
491.5 -> expecting Toe co strike But what
494.09 -> if it goes off board What
496.6 -> if you have more traffic In
498.93 -> that case there's again problem right
500.48 -> I mean you have to scale
501.9 -> up now So again you're planning
503.93 -> is not working So you would
505.51 -> need people again Resource is again
507.09 -> Toe would skill this up back
509.83 -> then It was not easy right
511.04 -> I mean you could not just
511.97 -> go out and say that Okay
512.83 -> skillet up My new does this
514.13 -> much Give me the next plant
515.99 -> No you have to set everything
517.99 -> up again and again That required
519.91 -> you to invest a lot off
521.73 -> time Laura Money and a lot
523.12 -> of resources So again there were
525.14 -> problems here as well So when
526.9 -> you talk about setting up businesses
528.54 -> back then it wasn't an easy
530.47 -> process and it waas It wasn't
533.7 -> something that anybody who wanted to
535.62 -> do it could just go ahead
536.56 -> and do it Right So what
538.65 -> this meant was even if you
539.98 -> didn't go through all this pain
542.03 -> you had very little time to
543.41 -> focus on a business fake If
545.36 -> I invest all of my time
547.2 -> doing one day in activities that
548.89 -> are not fruitful my business is
550.8 -> not gonna do good I would
552.81 -> rather focus on my business decisions
554.68 -> and let somebody else take care
556.12 -> of these things Right So these
558.45 -> were the problems that they came
560.69 -> into picture when you talk about
562.59 -> time where cloud computing wasn't this
565.72 -> prevent So this is where cloud
568.71 -> computing actually came into picture and
570.55 -> people started realizing that cloud computing
572.77 -> could solve these problems Let's try
575.51 -> and understand how cloud computing healthier
577.92 -> and what it is exactly So
581.29 -> animal I think off cloud computing
583.43 -> The first thing that comes to
584.8 -> my mind this electricity right I'm
589.04 -> saying right I'm sure you people
590.42 -> are not getting what I'm trying
592.19 -> to come to that Let me
593.83 -> explain you this point a little
595.17 -> more so guys We all use
597.16 -> electricity at our homes right again
599.39 -> This would be an appropriate what
600.64 -> We do not consume electricity directly
603.39 -> but we all use telephones for
606.32 -> your news Mobile phones We use
609.8 -> our tube lights We have our
613.11 -> refrigerators TV sets that keep running
615.54 -> our laptops with Keep running right
618.34 -> So they consume electricity What we
621.47 -> do is at the end of
622.33 -> the month somebody uses a bill
624.68 -> When I say somebody had electricity
626.28 -> boards I used to live in
628.9 -> Madison I was born and brought
630.29 -> up there Mara strays a state
631.83 -> in India Okay so uh we
634.83 -> had this were called as a
636.45 -> message The Maharashtra state electricity So
639.49 -> they used to send us a
640.3 -> bill on We used to pay
642.41 -> the bill for the units off
643.94 -> electricity that we've consumed Now I'm
645.68 -> based in Bangalore Ooh So best
647.51 -> com sends me the bill If
649 -> I'm not wrong Best commits the
650.12 -> name in Bangalore Who It is
652.03 -> a city in Karnataka in the
653.48 -> argon So the point I'm trying
656.7 -> to make Harris the electricity board
658.67 -> takes care off What electricity I'm
660.7 -> consuming How much am I consuming
662.26 -> it And how much would I
663.44 -> be afforded Right Also they managed
666.21 -> the process off delivering this electricity
668.35 -> to my home I would not
669.86 -> have to worry about outrageous and
671.24 -> issues If there's an issue they
672.99 -> solve it I can t talk
674.45 -> to them through a call but
675.83 -> I actually do not have to
676.87 -> actually go and look into these
678.27 -> things into my new details right
680.53 -> My concern is I consume electricity
682.71 -> If I consume or I'll be
685.2 -> just for more units of electricity
686.89 -> I can zoom and I'll be
687.7 -> paying more right I do not
690.79 -> have to worry about the underlying
692.49 -> process That is the point I'm
693.79 -> trying to make So when you
694.88 -> talk about cloud computing it is
696.8 -> very similar to this process But
699.71 -> in the process off application hosting
701.5 -> and not electricity So you heard
703.65 -> what happens is um I would
706.49 -> be having my cloud service providers
708.47 -> who will be providing these resources
710.22 -> to me they would be maintaining
712.3 -> and monitoring these resource is helping
714.52 -> me in the configuration part in
715.79 -> the migration part What I do
717.55 -> is at the end of the
718.27 -> day when I host my application
720.16 -> on these platforms I assessed out
722.76 -> I look into how it's working
724.51 -> a t end of the month
726.02 -> when are at the end of
727.36 -> my tenure the amount off resource
730.73 -> is on for the time duration
732.38 -> have consumed those resources I would
734.58 -> be touched only for that duration
737.11 -> So that is what cloud computing
738.96 -> does for me in a nutshell
740.63 -> Okay And as you can see
742.34 -> on the screen it says you
743.78 -> pay for what you use and
744.99 -> somebody else manages these services for
747.62 -> you right So let's get back
750.75 -> a little deeper into Cloud Company
752.33 -> Let's try and understand what happened
754.48 -> Exactly So as I've already mentioned
756.82 -> that if you talk over companies
758.07 -> like Google Amazon then Microsoft these
762.66 -> are big companies right They have
764.07 -> been there in the market for
764.97 -> a very long time And these
766.69 -> are the big players big fissures
769.59 -> who've been in the spawn The
771.52 -> technology serves this porn for a
773.07 -> very long time so they have
774.97 -> a lot of money right They
776.03 -> have a lot of data that
777.38 -> the man is every day and
778.52 -> they understand the importance of data
780.12 -> because it's making calls thes days
782.49 -> and they realize these things They
784.58 -> had realized these things way before
786.77 -> we old it And that is
788.1 -> why they were always ahead When
789.69 -> you talk over providing technology to
791.37 -> people meeting people's needs consumers needs
794.64 -> So if you go to early
796.5 -> two thousands some of these platforms
798.45 -> realize that why keep cloud computing
801.59 -> to just to us right Because
803.37 -> they had these stack off servers
805.04 -> with them which they used to
806.7 -> have the data So they related
808.95 -> There's so many people out there
810.11 -> who could actually make use of
811.33 -> the servers which were running idle
813.14 -> right Not all of this I
814.11 -> was big You were being used
816.43 -> So why not instant give these
817.9 -> servers for others to use But
819.48 -> since they're costly nobody will bite
822.29 -> So they talked Why not let
824.38 -> them rented these space of the
826.59 -> space These resources right So if
829 -> they could rent these we won't
831.62 -> have to charge them a lot
832.91 -> We will go on our servers
834.12 -> and they will also get to
835.34 -> use those servers right All those
837.78 -> resources in general terms which are
839.53 -> based obviously on those servers So
843.24 -> this is all the process of
844.6 -> giving services right Two people was
847.84 -> made available in the form of
849.72 -> cloud computing But why do we
851.56 -> call it cloud computing Well cloud
853.62 -> computing again is a concept right
855.99 -> And the reason we call it
858.34 -> ASSK's Cloud Computing is because you
861.93 -> can think off These was reciting
864.62 -> on a space that is imaginary
867.32 -> for you Something that you cannot
868.5 -> touch our C What this means
870.87 -> is you're sitting in a particular
873.17 -> part of the world where you
874.67 -> can access these resources by sitting
877.39 -> at your home by sitting at
878.67 -> your workplace while you have to
880.53 -> do is you need to have
881.33 -> a good Internet connection You should
883.39 -> be signed up to these platforms
885.26 -> and you can access their resources
886.89 -> from that The reason again We're
889.22 -> calling this as a cloud platform
891.15 -> It's since you're accessing this resources
893.8 -> from your system For example I'm
895.79 -> I can access my club services
898.22 -> from my laptop from my home
900.32 -> which I'm doing right now So
902.2 -> um but my resources might not
904.85 -> be good where I'm living right
906.69 -> now not in this area north
908.01 -> in the city They might be
909.39 -> in some other part of the
910.24 -> world Some place I do not
911.83 -> know But the feel that I
913.35 -> get right now is I'm using
914.59 -> those resources here at my place
916.42 -> When I type of male or
917.34 -> do a c I say that
918.83 -> I just type the mail on
919.95 -> my laptop and I sent it
921.37 -> to you right But even though
923.88 -> the person I'm sending you to
925.08 -> it's not actually a physical thing
928.27 -> that is lying with him It
929.57 -> is reciting on some server right
931.93 -> So since this space is imaginary
935.14 -> to me just like a cloud
936.5 -> we call it cloud computing Okay
938.72 -> so basically what it means is
940.26 -> you can access The resource is
942.14 -> but they will be reciting at
943.37 -> some data center which would not
945.35 -> have an access to it could
947.06 -> be close to you but it
948.07 -> may not be as well You
949.58 -> just access is through excessive three
951.76 -> Internet would understand cloud computing a
954.2 -> little I'm just going to give
956.04 -> you a pit says And how
956.94 -> cloud computing came into pizzeria How
959.05 -> it help solve the actual problem
960.92 -> that we're trying to discuss So
962.76 -> going back to that 0.1 you
964.92 -> could I rented these resources right
967.81 -> You would be paying these resources
969.24 -> only for the time duration You
970.53 -> wanted to use them for scalability
972.86 -> she wants are there because the
974.17 -> resources could scale up and scale
975.74 -> down to meet your needs And
977.51 -> this could happen in a very
978.56 -> less time without you having to
980.27 -> invest any are a lot of
982.5 -> money in excess right So if
984.87 -> you could up skill you would
985.95 -> be being only for the upscale
987.44 -> part that you've done and only
989.44 -> from the time tourists And when
991.06 -> you upscale and from going and
993.15 -> you're beeping for that resource accordingly
995.48 -> So they will no hidden charges
997.28 -> here That was one plus point
999.41 -> And since these cloud platforms man
1001.59 -> is these things for you did
1003.36 -> not have to worry about resource
1004.98 -> is taking care of these issues
1006.48 -> I'd so all the problems that
1008.28 -> we discussed that majority of those
1010.16 -> were soldier And this is how
1011.5 -> cloud computing helped So I guess
1013.67 -> a general idea about how cloud
1015.76 -> computing came into Pitzer is clear
1017.62 -> to you people Let us go
1019.52 -> ahead and try and understand what
1021.46 -> exactly is cloud computing right So
1025.69 -> have pretty much made it clear
1027.15 -> But let's quickly understand cloud computing
1029.99 -> in a nut ship and then
1031.38 -> we can move forward So when
1033.44 -> you talk over cloud computing in
1034.94 -> simple words as the screen and
1036.9 -> my slide deck sees it enables
1040.22 -> on demand services like computer computation
1043.14 -> other storage networking etcetera When I
1047.36 -> say ex cetera those can be
1048.38 -> your data basis machine Learning's always
1050.62 -> says I ot services security services
1054.25 -> and a number of other services
1055.89 -> that cloud platforms have to offer
1057.37 -> you So in simple words it
1060.25 -> priced these on demand services That
1062.61 -> means if you have a demand
1064.43 -> for a particular kind of resource
1066.76 -> that would be provided do that
1068.83 -> These resources can be accessed through
1070.63 -> the Internet and the user is
1072.6 -> not required to maintain manage or
1075.13 -> monitor these resources again There are
1078.53 -> monitoring So this is that these
1079.82 -> platforms are offered to you How
1081.97 -> much control do you want Oh
1083.32 -> that is something that you and
1084.46 -> your men that can come to
1085.25 -> terms with But if you require
1087.98 -> complete management even that is available
1090.23 -> when you talk about these black
1091.48 -> forms So what are the features
1094.02 -> off cloud computing To start with
1096.91 -> One It is highly skilled able
1099.87 -> right When I say scalable it
1102.14 -> basically skills to you need You
1105.57 -> can have resources that can just
1108.11 -> skill in seconds in mere seconds
1111.04 -> to be very practical And since
1114.78 -> there is so much freedom you
1115.92 -> you can upscale and also downscale
1118.47 -> It's not always that you taken
1121.38 -> a resource and you feel that
1122.66 -> Okay Now I have to pay
1123.73 -> for it no matter what the
1124.62 -> cost That is not the case
1126.22 -> Let's assume that you are under
1127.44 -> utilising the resources You can actually
1129.87 -> go ahead and scale down as
1131.14 -> well If there's a room for
1132.8 -> that right If you are already
1134.16 -> using the minimal size off a
1135.65 -> resource than that could be difficult
1137.39 -> But you get the oral point
1139.09 -> here pay as you go More
1141.09 -> level already discussed the spine but
1142.72 -> let me quickly throw some light
1143.87 -> on it right So when you
1145.28 -> talk about cloud computing one there
1147.31 -> are so many ways And with
1148.79 -> these cloud platforms try to make
1150.27 -> your resources see before they give
1152.89 -> you discount to start with they
1155.59 -> have various other ways in which
1156.92 -> you can keep track off all
1158.09 -> the payments to do that And
1159.89 -> when you see pay as you
1160.89 -> go um if you talk over
1163.15 -> platforms like Amazon Web services are
1165.49 -> a zero The charge on part
1167.37 -> minute basis for most of the
1168.61 -> services So when I said it
1169.69 -> permanent basis So if you fire
1171.75 -> up a particular resource and if
1173.81 -> you're using that resource for like
1175.38 -> say 15 minutes we'll be charged
1178.51 -> only for those 15 years and
1179.95 -> not more No sooner do you
1181.36 -> release that resource you wouldn't be
1182.88 -> touched for it So that is
1184.18 -> not be as you go Martin
1185.71 -> It's You pay for what you
1187.2 -> use Highly flexible so has avoided
1189.88 -> dimension Services are platforms like Amazon
1192.26 -> Web services with Amazon Web services
1194.11 -> there like 200 plus services So
1196.25 -> you can understand the amount of
1197.53 -> options that you have when you
1198.65 -> talk about this platform Now if
1201.87 -> the heart of the platforms like
1203.05 -> a czar DCP they to have
1204.52 -> like 60 plus 120 plus services
1207.35 -> so that do you have a
1208.32 -> lot of options that we can
1209.4 -> choose from top from right And
1211.86 -> when you talk about flexibility it's
1214.59 -> not just about these service options
1216.69 -> that you have it There are
1218.19 -> greater fear The parameters that we
1219.68 -> consider here skill ability is one
1221.4 -> Pricing is one right All these
1223.48 -> combined together even security the point
1225.62 -> that you see next on the
1226.42 -> screen right So even security is
1228.86 -> something that gives you quite a
1229.9 -> few options And since there are
1231.42 -> so many choices that you can
1232.65 -> make this makes cloud computing highly
1235.75 -> or truly flexible Okay so that
1239.47 -> is good and understand security on
1242.45 -> disaster recovery So security is something
1245.29 -> that will discuss a lot Andi
1247.56 -> disaster recovery as well Disaster recovery
1250.18 -> Something that will be discussing very
1251.62 -> soon Um not worry about that
1254.85 -> As we move into the further
1256.38 -> bits off the session we would
1257.93 -> be talking about disaster recovery as
1261.52 -> indeed it security something that would
1263.29 -> be discussing little later but that
1265.91 -> it's train will also come to
1267.31 -> give you a gentle idea Cloud
1270.75 -> platforms like Amazon Web services They
1272.38 -> give you shared security model where
1275.02 -> you and your vendor decide what
1277.93 -> access you get and what all
1279.42 -> can you control right According they
1282.17 -> also have quite a few thinks
1283.49 -> that they controlled So then it
1285.48 -> awkward security All these things that
1287.36 -> taken care off on your platforms
1290.39 -> ensure that your program from Southern
1293.57 -> Show that security is taken care
1295.3 -> off with utmost importance There were
1297.98 -> times when people actually doubted plowed
1299.88 -> security and was understandable Cloud computing
1302.46 -> was new Baghdad If you go
1304.19 -> like a bullet through 2000 tens
1306.83 -> there are pages and people had
1309.07 -> lost their data But that has
1310.49 -> changed a lot in like last
1312.28 -> five years Six years it has
1314.2 -> been very up to the mark
1316.51 -> and you rarely see a data
1318.56 -> getting lost and the reason for
1320.5 -> that is they're having so many
1321.69 -> principles And so money uh filters
1326.53 -> are activities that have been involved
1328.41 -> which ensure that the data is
1329.7 -> security When you talk about cloud
1332.01 -> computing cloud computing platforms So disaster
1335.4 -> recovery again Disaster recovery is something
1337.73 -> that lets you have your data
1339.53 -> in case of disasters or worst
1341.33 -> case situations as well What are
1343.59 -> those and how do they work
1344.68 -> will explore those as we move
1346.48 -> for the but let's not discuss
1348.82 -> that right away But in general
1350.37 -> these are the features that your
1352.31 -> cloud platform must offer to you
1353.56 -> It is highly scalable Offer speed
1356.17 -> as you go model It is
1357.16 -> very flexible on it gives you
1359.83 -> high amount of security and disaster
1361.53 -> recovery as well So let us
1364.75 -> go ahead and try and understand
1366.27 -> some other pointers as well So
1369.61 -> now let us go ahead and
1370.48 -> understand different cloud service Morgan's to
1373.73 -> start it Okay so when we
1375.61 -> say Cloud service models clubs of
1379.12 -> its mortals are a way in
1381.79 -> which cloud service is given to
1384.69 -> you from your vendor or the
1387.43 -> way in which you consume this
1389.37 -> cloud service side I know I
1391.52 -> don't not making a lot of
1392.7 -> sense Let me just quickly show
1394.78 -> you a few things will discuss
1396.62 -> this and probably what I'm tryingto
1398.97 -> say I'll reiterate that and that
1400.54 -> would start making sense to you
1402.02 -> people So that is when you
1405.04 -> talk about Cloud Service models to
1406.83 -> be frank recently that having more
1409.72 -> service models that have come into
1411.23 -> picture and that is something that
1412.94 -> is bound to happen But if
1415.42 -> you talk about gender dumps these
1417.01 -> are the standard service models that
1419.81 -> have been there in the market
1420.77 -> for a long time And that
1422.92 -> is why we were discussing these
1424.74 -> major once these major ones that
1427.7 -> infrastructure the service black former the
1429.87 -> service and software as a service
1432.17 -> let us try and understand them
1433.48 -> one by one So when you
1435 -> say infrastructure as a service so
1437.97 -> as I just mentioned milieu doctor
1439.29 -> would cloud service models It is
1440.62 -> a way in which your vendors
1442.63 -> provide you cloud services fate so
1445.14 -> your infrastructure is priority to you
1447.58 -> as a service Let me give
1450.71 -> you another example of let me
1452.06 -> give you one example here to
1453.25 -> start with So when you talk
1454.69 -> about infrastructure as a service What
1457.03 -> you do is you go to
1458.41 -> your window and you tell you
1459.53 -> Render that Okay Give me a
1463.49 -> virtual machine Okay I want toe
1466.75 -> Take care off What security group
1469.01 -> lion work network It would lie
1472.7 -> under right What kind of stories
1474.73 -> I want Aunt up off it
1475.88 -> Right And what kind of application
1478.19 -> I want to run under weapon
1479.27 -> I'll take your eyes off all
1480.67 -> those things from security networking to
1483.36 -> all the configuration But all I
1485.61 -> want this I want infrastructure that
1488.11 -> I can scale up and down
1489.3 -> to my needs state So in
1491.38 -> this case your cloud service prior
1494.15 -> that is giving you infrastructure You
1496.4 -> can scale up scaled down to
1497.57 -> meet your needs To give you
1499.32 -> one example We could talk about
1501.74 -> aws You applauded with the service
1503.39 -> called s Amazon Ec2 Elastic Cloud
1507.14 -> computing Elastic company afloat Call it
1509.3 -> either Waits correct So basically when
1511.81 -> you talk about easy to it
1513.92 -> is an infrastructure as a service
1515.46 -> where you launch your virtual machines
1518.52 -> OK so you're You get to
1520.9 -> configure all that deals What network
1524.16 -> do you want to put under
1525.89 -> this service to put under What
1528.54 -> are the I am policies are
1530.12 -> what are the security policies who
1531.92 -> gets to access these resources You
1534.67 -> can actually attached detaches stories from
1537.76 -> here You can increase the size
1540.05 -> off the stories or the volume
1541.79 -> That is a test right So
1543.72 -> you can control all these pointers
1545.88 -> all these factors here So you're
1548.36 -> you're basically being prodded and infrastructure
1550.51 -> something that you can configure to
1551.95 -> meet your needs Right But then
1554.77 -> again the requirements off a business
1557.35 -> could be different Let's assume that
1559.48 -> I have an application that is
1561.05 -> ready with me But I have
1562.51 -> a piece off four that is
1563.73 -> really with me But right now
1566.56 -> I would not have resource is
1567.72 -> where I condone this school But
1570.23 -> I did not want to also
1571.52 -> go ahead and set up my
1572.77 -> infrastructure from the scratch I just
1575.62 -> need a platform where I can
1576.8 -> put forth my data my application
1580.01 -> my core and I can build
1582.77 -> my application that and start working
1585.24 -> with the trade So here you
1587.02 -> need a platform And when your
1588.71 -> cloud service Broida gives you service
1590.65 -> in this form it's got less
1593.3 -> black form as a service state
1595.99 -> So this is the second service
1597.82 -> morning that we're going to discuss
1600.44 -> to give you another example You
1601.8 -> have your applications that you build
1603.36 -> Great I can treat this other
1604.86 -> general example Don't get into the
1606.6 -> details of it You're um what
1610.4 -> do you do Is on your
1611.17 -> mobile phone set times basically urine
1613.41 -> applications Right Very Download those applications
1616.69 -> from from the play store So
1619.09 -> please start is a good example
1620.32 -> of a platform right where you
1621.77 -> can actually go and put 40
1623.17 -> yard applications as well Right So
1625.87 -> this is where you have a
1627.03 -> platform Now when you talk about
1628.78 -> the cloud platform there are more
1630.14 -> options that you have Your as
1631.22 -> I've mentioned the configuration parties taken
1635.05 -> care by oclock rider get so
1637.28 -> when you say give me a
1638.48 -> python and merriment I have my
1640 -> court I just want to put
1641.05 -> it dead So your cloud service
1643.32 -> murdered will launch an instance for
1644.86 -> you On top of that create
1647.25 -> atmosphere where you have your biting
1649.96 -> notebooks biting environment created for you
1652.73 -> All you do is you put
1653.57 -> your court that until I mean
1655.31 -> you can start working on it
1657.14 -> and start planning your day So
1658.73 -> that is Karl is giving you
1660.33 -> service in the form of black
1661.59 -> form No again There could be
1665.82 -> a situation where you just want
1668.22 -> to come do a software to
1670.38 -> give you another example here I
1671.87 -> would say Let's assume that you
1673.56 -> want to send an email in
1676.14 -> order to send an email It's
1677.32 -> not gonna be like that that
1678.34 -> he will build an application said
1679.81 -> it with a friend are concerned
1681.71 -> party then as them or tell
1683.75 -> them how to use it Then
1685.29 -> type of male and send it
1686.33 -> to that person No right You
1687.82 -> won't do that instead of just
1689.85 -> fire up your Gmail open it
1693.3 -> write a message and send it
1695.17 -> different Did not have to worry
1697.44 -> about what if's email was down
1700.04 -> What quoting platform it is based
1702.17 -> on That's not your concern right
1704.43 -> You concerned here right now is
1705.65 -> to send an email and here
1708.3 -> you can do that by using
1709.42 -> your website G men right Or
1711.8 -> using your application that you have
1713.25 -> in your phone So guys when
1715.19 -> a software is given to you
1717.01 -> in the form of service a
1718.72 -> website is given to you in
1719.81 -> the form of a service It's
1721.49 -> called that software as a service
1723.95 -> like here The complete soft bread
1726.1 -> is given to you in the
1726.95 -> farm off a service Yeah the
1729.22 -> example would be a Facebook right
1731.44 -> It's upset Which you log into
1734.82 -> You post your images You do
1736.84 -> not have to worry about security
1738.34 -> and all those things your Facebook
1739.97 -> manages that Yes we are considerable
1743.85 -> I did Eric that is a
1745.21 -> different thing We'll discuss that some
1747 -> other but mean when I believe
1748.92 -> that gives you an idea is
1749.88 -> And what software The services to
1751.8 -> give you a more popular term
1753.25 -> here Salesforce is something you can
1755.54 -> think off as software as a
1757.01 -> service So this was our different
1759.9 -> cloud Service models I hope it
1763 -> is clear to people if not
1764.48 -> I have this diagram here Let's
1767.19 -> start to discuss this from this
1769.22 -> point of view Now since the
1772.8 -> session is for Great Learning Guide
1774.84 -> did happen to go through a
1776.21 -> session from one of the mentors
1778.38 -> that create learning or one of
1779.49 -> the um one of the pioneers
1784.46 -> off teaching standards here at great
1787.17 -> learning So um Mr normally a
1790.18 -> he is someone who's very good
1792.7 -> with cloud computing and has been
1794.17 -> in this doing for a very
1795.14 -> long time So he did have
1797.51 -> this example that you see on
1798.78 -> the screen he probably explained it
1800.58 -> a little differently So I'm going
1802.18 -> out planet after what he's done
1804.27 -> and probably explained that because I
1805.66 -> liked what he did in that
1806.8 -> session So let's try and understand
1808.8 -> what loud service models are from
1810.4 -> this perspective as I've mentioned Yeah
1813.82 -> if you talk about I e
1815.18 -> S your vendor manages to watch
1817.05 -> realizations waas stories in networking Right
1820.57 -> So they give you this Service
1821.86 -> is on top of that You
1823.2 -> can decide what operating system you
1825.19 -> want right Windows Mac water It
1827.27 -> is What middle Where do you
1828.88 -> want to use a trying time
1830.82 -> applications and data you control right
1833.41 -> I fit Talk about platform With
1834.77 -> service you control only data and
1836.34 -> applications As I mentioned you can
1838.21 -> move the applications or court and
1840.04 -> start running it that for talk
1841.82 -> about sassy Just maintain your leader
1845.21 -> I just sent by this true
1846.38 -> demon right So I maintain in
1847.92 -> my data I'm not concerned about
1850.39 -> who is managing or monitoring my
1852.2 -> application right Not my concern So
1855.61 -> this is what sass is Just
1858.06 -> like having a pizza right I
1859.61 -> mean if you basically decided to
1864.27 -> cook the peas on your you'll
1866.76 -> go to the market by some
1867.87 -> ingredients and start cooking your piece
1869.59 -> Eric So you do everything from
1871.57 -> scratch it Let's assume you're the
1873.61 -> home delivery So you get their
1875.84 -> delivery Somebody else makes it for
1877.6 -> you All you do is probably
1879.23 -> you open the stuff that is
1880.91 -> there put it in your own
1881.83 -> plates and start eating them So
1884.14 -> you do not have a lot
1884.81 -> of dependency on others Somebody else
1886.71 -> is doing it for you But
1888.31 -> let's assume you go toe order
1889.91 -> right Even from giving you the
1893.01 -> Pisa making it for you selling
1894.9 -> it on a table right Even
1896.86 -> the cutlery on the table belongs
1898.43 -> to the heart and all you
1899.32 -> do is you just go there
1900.35 -> and eat the store It this
1902.31 -> lake's after as a service you're
1903.41 -> just consuming the software So I
1905.91 -> believe these service models are clear
1907.52 -> to you people We've spent a
1908.75 -> lot of time The reason we
1910.56 -> did that was because these service
1912.32 -> models are important and they'll help
1913.94 -> you understand cloud computing a little
1915.39 -> more Okay so the potatoes creative
1918.24 -> Let us go out and understand
1919.4 -> the next topic cloud deployment models
1924.78 -> Now this is a way in
1926.43 -> vet clouds have a society deploy
1929.01 -> Okay Let's take a look at
1931.35 -> the pointers quickly because that would
1933.7 -> give you a clear idea just
1934.98 -> like we did for service Morning
1936.18 -> Right Let's understand The climate model
1938.23 -> says well many doctors for cloud
1941.23 -> deployment models There are quite a
1942.9 -> few models that it has to
1944.21 -> offer You have your public You
1946.62 -> have private You have a hybrid
1948.68 -> and community Okay let me give
1951.17 -> you a use Kidder Let me
1952.74 -> talk about these things on surface
1954.67 -> That examples that would give you
1956.74 -> a lot more sense in tow
1958.23 -> What These stop accepted it So
1960.53 -> when you talk about a public
1962.4 -> cloud right Amazon Web services is
1965.61 -> ah public club Right So you're
1969.01 -> what you do is basically you
1970.99 -> put 40 resources on a certain
1972.71 -> data center right So in this
1975.42 -> case the data center is publicly
1977.4 -> available There's a possibility that I'm
1980 -> using this data centre to host
1981.74 -> my applications That could be a
1983.64 -> possibility that the personal stays See
1987.07 -> right now I stay in a
1988.66 -> three story building So the person
1991.68 -> I stand the second floor so
1993.43 -> the personal stays on the first
1994.78 -> word might also be using the
1996.25 -> same cloud right that I'm using
1998.46 -> There could be a high possibility
2000.02 -> that that person's data is also
2001.5 -> lying One my readers enter which
2003.03 -> I'm using So basically I'm using
2005.44 -> a similar set of services that
2006.91 -> we sex closed toe the one
2008.7 -> that might Warner Oh are my
2010.91 -> person who lives below My house
2012.52 -> is also using right on the
2013.88 -> first floor So this is what
2015.83 -> public lowers Guys you are sharing
2017.9 -> your resources with somebody else So
2019.63 -> when I say sharing your resources
2021.47 -> it's not like you and that
2023.28 -> person is using the same spoon
2025.44 -> There are walls here so your
2028.94 -> data is very secure Not way
2030.92 -> It's not like you are sitting
2033.84 -> with someone and kind of working
2035.67 -> on a confidential data And that
2037.29 -> person is getting to do what
2038.58 -> he wants to what she wants
2039.68 -> to the data that are proper
2041.56 -> Ziccardi principles here But the only
2043.89 -> thing is your data recites on
2046.44 -> our court assailant Ah a platform
2049.53 -> where somebody else is also using
2051.03 -> it So this is what public
2053.15 -> lord is Let us go ahead
2054.43 -> and understand a pirate lump so
2058.64 -> we could be in a situation
2059.79 -> where a data is very critical
2061.84 -> to us would not want anybody
2063.4 -> else we use or have access
2065.68 -> to this data right So in
2068.11 -> that case it is wiser Toe
2069.82 -> up private cloud Now in a
2073.26 -> private club your data resides at
2076.71 -> a place which is not used
2079.03 -> by anybody else Companies like Dell
2083.68 -> it's p r Some popular names
2085.55 -> that provide you private clubs So
2088.3 -> you might say that Why should
2090 -> I have a private cloud rate
2092.17 -> So when it isn't not like
2093.97 -> just having my own infrastructure Andre
2095.96 -> mice Architecture very by myself was
2098.3 -> right So when you talk or
2099.88 -> private loan here to your rending
2101.68 -> very sources But since you are
2105.3 -> having a club or a data
2107.25 -> center for your personal usage you'll
2110.35 -> be or visit size more than
2111.68 -> your public club But you're your
2114.15 -> security is taken care at a
2116.77 -> deeper level So when I say
2119.36 -> security is taken care it a
2120.44 -> deeper layer That means you're not
2122.24 -> sharing your space with anyone so
2123.57 -> you have that more safety in
2126.14 -> your mind rate So that is
2127.63 -> what private quarters But let's assume
2130.05 -> that it's not always one shoe
2132.77 -> fits all situation right There could
2135.51 -> be a situation where there will
2139.15 -> be certain this assist that you
2140.61 -> feel are not very important and
2143.14 -> actually when you put it on
2144.68 -> private cloud your being a lot
2146.04 -> of money for it right The
2148.13 -> institution could be there could be
2149.28 -> little amount of creativity that is
2150.7 -> important And it has to decide
2153.04 -> aloof or in a private club
2155.41 -> Right So you are in a
2156.95 -> pickle right Whether to use a
2158.38 -> public law or a private club
2161.33 -> So for these people you have
2162.69 -> your hybrid club So when as
2165.02 -> the name suggest it gives you
2166.22 -> benefits of what public and private
2168.37 -> So some affair resources can decide
2169.94 -> on public lump sum can decide
2171.39 -> on But I would clothing They
2172.87 -> can communicate with each other to
2174.38 -> ensure that idiot eyes lang in
2177.22 -> both places So the data that
2179.06 -> recites in your public Lauren not
2181.76 -> in your private law is something
2183.67 -> that is important to you But
2186.23 -> it's something that you can do
2187.2 -> without with as well So that
2190.14 -> is your later that lies on
2191.14 -> a public group But I assume
2192.85 -> that this some data critical situation
2195.91 -> where your data has to decide
2197.21 -> in a security place Then you
2199.5 -> used the primary closure So the
2201.26 -> amalgamation are combination off your public
2204.09 -> and private look It gives you
2205.86 -> your hybrid Lem and then we're
2207.8 -> left with community club So we're
2210.43 -> done with public We're done with
2211.77 -> private We're done with hybrid Now
2213.19 -> you might wonder what this community
2214.66 -> cloud right So guys again this
2218.09 -> is just an analogy Do not
2220.37 -> dig deeper into it Let's assume
2223.82 -> that great learning has like 20
2226.68 -> officers across India This is just
2230.37 -> an example Okay so in this
2233.03 -> case all of these people could
2234.93 -> be using common data Common deposit
2236.84 -> Lee straight that a common to
2238.75 -> the business So why not have
2241.19 -> a common declared that connects all
2242.85 -> these people just like you are
2244.98 -> right now Since we are in
2246.09 -> this corn up endemic situation Kobe
2248.47 -> dined in situation A lot of
2251.02 -> people are working on vaccines medications
2253.56 -> right which people can use So
2256.58 -> they're having quite a few companies
2258.07 -> that have come together shared information
2260.48 -> right So why not use a
2262.42 -> common declared in the situation It
2264.54 -> would let you have your common
2265.51 -> desist deciding at one place So
2268.23 -> that is what community cloud is
2270.11 -> in a nurture And these our
2272.48 -> cloud deployment models that I assumed
2275.05 -> the core fundamentals finna talk aboard
2278.18 -> the service models and deployment portals
2279.98 -> is clear to you people let
2281.82 -> us Now go ahead and understand
2283.24 -> some other pointers So that's when
2285.13 -> you talk about cloud computing There
2287.12 -> are quite a few misconceptions that
2288.92 -> people have Let me try and
2291.14 -> get those are Get rid of
2292.47 -> those one by one Okay So
2295.86 -> when you talk about cloud computing
2297.67 -> mitts what people assume is cloud
2300.51 -> computing would cost you your jobs
2303.72 -> No In fact I think it
2304.65 -> is the other way around Now
2306.6 -> when you talk about anything new
2308.34 -> that comes in the market people
2309.83 -> are normally afraid off it right
2313.15 -> Popular people in the world Someone
2314.64 -> like Galileo waas um not let
2317.97 -> to live right Because he had
2319.82 -> invented something And this has happened
2322.77 -> with court a few popular people
2324.66 -> So when you talk over cloud
2325.83 -> computing people toe RR word afraid
2329.28 -> as in since cloud computing is
2331.49 -> coming up everything is going on
2333.03 -> top Would we We needed to
2334.6 -> do the work right So that's
2336.76 -> not true When you talk or
2337.87 -> cloud computing even if the data
2339.86 -> is moving on cloud your applications
2341.95 -> and moving on court you'd be
2343.17 -> needing people who can do those
2345.27 -> things end up off If not
2347.87 -> you likely these service models will
2349.17 -> need them right These satisfied is
2351.5 -> right So in turn what we've
2354.49 -> seen is there has been a
2355.99 -> huge investment in cloud computing on
2359.79 -> a need for companies to actually
2362.39 -> hire people who are skilled in
2363.59 -> cloud computing So it's the other
2365.39 -> way Round Cloud is actually creating
2366.99 -> a lot of opportunities People are
2368.91 -> skilled in cloud computing and quite
2370.3 -> a few other things can actually
2371.51 -> work on top of blood platforms
2374.12 -> Cloud is for techies alone Now
2375.94 -> I won't disagree with this point
2377.84 -> of totally yes For people having
2380.72 -> technical knowledge cloud computing does help
2384.71 -> However let's says you might have
2385.8 -> a business right Hosting it on
2388.18 -> top of clarity is helping me
2389.45 -> Why would I not do that
2390.88 -> Do I always need to have
2391.96 -> technical document to do that No
2394.12 -> one Somebody else can do that
2395.45 -> for me right And help me
2397.98 -> that The other thing is there
2399.7 -> are quite a few things that
2401.09 -> you can do on top of
2401.9 -> court where you're not need technical
2403.36 -> knowledge So is it only for
2405.11 -> techies No not totally Let's go
2409.18 -> ahead and understand Adam It's so
2412.61 -> cloud computing is not safe Okay
2416.56 -> so having these kind of doubts
2418.31 -> is legitimate when you have a
2420.92 -> lot of data information particular later
2424.34 -> you might be threatened to think
2426.49 -> with a cloud is secure But
2428.49 -> if you talk over cloud computing
2430.2 -> that are quite a few things
2431.52 -> that it offers great I mean
2434.23 -> from securities perspective All these floor
2437.13 -> platforms have so many security images
2440.08 -> right from deciding who gets to
2442.79 -> access what right form Putting a
2445.1 -> fire waas blocking your data going
2447.36 -> into some other network again having
2450.48 -> encryption ensuring that the data that
2452.33 -> is put on your network is
2453.93 -> encrypted and decrypted at right resources
2456.35 -> Right Having inspectors are management tools
2459.49 -> that let you keep track off
2460.63 -> All the resource is that you're
2461.76 -> using So is cloud See for
2464.04 -> up Well if you say it's
2465.94 -> not safe I might have to
2467.51 -> say that you're wrong because these
2469.48 -> days Lord platforms ensure security at
2472.67 -> the level where even your own
2474.21 -> premise architected at times find it
2476.28 -> difficult to match that level of
2477.73 -> security So our cloud platform sicker
2480.47 -> Definitely They're very secure Cloud is
2483.86 -> just for watch Realization not this
2485.67 -> again Is um it Yes when
2488.83 -> you talk about virtualization what you
2490.67 -> do is you create resources or
2493.09 -> you have resources to use this
2494.57 -> was is which are not actually
2496.2 -> reciting on your system Cloud computing
2498.67 -> lets you do that but cloud
2500.17 -> computing is just not watch Realization
2502.82 -> Menu same organization Watch a logician
2505.45 -> Think of it as a subset
2507.06 -> of cloud computing There's a lot
2509.16 -> of other things that you can
2509.99 -> do using cloud computing So there's
2512.48 -> This was about different Mets that
2514.47 -> cloud computing has to offer to
2515.51 -> us Let us go out and
2516.81 -> take a look at some other
2517.54 -> pointers that this was about different
2521.15 -> dominance that cloud computing has to
2523.2 -> offer to us Let us go
2525.02 -> ahead and take a look at
2525.85 -> some of the popular clouds of
2527.26 -> its predators Who are these priorities
2529.19 -> that provide cloud computing services State
2534.65 -> So on screen users see four
2536.62 -> names Are these the only cloud
2538.58 -> service providers in the market No
2541.06 -> In these sometimes they have been
2542.28 -> quite a few other platforms that
2543.83 -> have come up in picture on
2548.18 -> They are doing fairly well but
2550.29 -> the ones that you see on
2551.25 -> the screen by the name itself
2552.95 -> you might have already guessed that
2555.04 -> these are the important once Now
2557.32 -> when you talk about Amazon of
2558.51 -> services it is the market Lee
2559.89 -> that as a border agreement turning
2561.27 -> the introduction part So um it
2564.31 -> has the highest market shit on
2566.17 -> it is one of the most
2567 -> sort off the skills Very close
2568.96 -> to it is a Microsoft product
2570.69 -> called as Microsoft as er it
2573.09 -> to provide services just like Amazon
2575.03 -> Web services But since I was
2576.98 -> on obsessive started very early compared
2579.16 -> to Microsoft Azure on Amazon Web
2581.89 -> services has more offerings for you
2584.08 -> Microsoft Reserve Again it's catching up
2586.02 -> very well but in near future
2588.4 -> that could be a situation where
2589.52 -> we see these two going neck
2590.66 -> and neck For now that is
2591.7 -> not the picture And again then
2593.66 -> you have Google Cloud Platform and
2595.08 -> IBM Now these two are fairly
2597.34 -> Would platforms are doing very good
2598.95 -> at the world level but they
2601.3 -> also have a lot off catching
2603.01 -> up to do when you talk
2603.83 -> about the other do that you
2605.42 -> see on the screen So these
2607.49 -> are the popular cloud service providers
2609.12 -> that are there in the market
2611.1 -> Let us go ahead and take
2612.25 -> a look at the next topic
2613.65 -> that we have in her What
2616.83 -> is Amazon Web services are what
2619.64 -> is AWS So let's try and
2622.19 -> understand this platform second When you
2624.98 -> talk about a jobless it too
2626.99 -> is a cloud Computing service providers
2628.99 -> So the definition of cloud computing
2630.79 -> and what AWS does is pretty
2632.52 -> similar right It is a cloud
2633.83 -> service provider that enables you are
2636.56 -> in the morning Services like computation
2639.02 -> storage networking and many other services
2643.15 -> which can be accessed through the
2644.48 -> Internet on the user is not
2646.14 -> required to manage and monitor these
2648.84 -> resources So from the definition it
2651.53 -> is particularly that were cloud computing
2653.44 -> is what AWS is right and
2655.37 -> even the features are similar to
2656.77 -> what we discussed Give the secure
2658.92 -> model use availability and disaster recovery
2661.85 -> gives a pay as you go
2662.82 -> model It is highly scalable flexible
2665.71 -> and cost effective So that's when
2668.03 -> we talk about these services Some
2669.7 -> of the services were discussing these
2671.45 -> Fine does indeed bill that so
2673.68 -> let's not spend too much time
2675.17 -> understanding these to give you know
2677.29 -> where you again And this is
2678.7 -> very cost effective pay as you
2680.08 -> go model jazz issue on Parliament
2682.19 -> basis It used to charge and
2683.63 -> put our basis but it followed
2685.51 -> suit with Microsoft Rosarian artists are
2687.74 -> genuine part minute basis Highly scalable
2690.25 -> gives a quite a few services
2691.38 -> that let you do that Very
2693.05 -> secure Various security services that will
2695.35 -> see going ahead highly available on
2698 -> disaster recovery is something that it
2699.9 -> offers as well Okay it is
2701.84 -> very flexible So they let us
2704.13 -> go out and take a look
2704.93 -> at the next point that is
2707.23 -> the end of loose carry its
2708.6 -> OK so after careers will get
2711.06 -> into the global architecture part that
2713.94 -> is where I'll be talking about
2715.61 -> um disaster recovery and availability part
2719.18 -> Okay so let's try and understand
2721.83 -> Correa's many talk What careers What
2723.84 -> opportunities a loveless has to offer
2727.89 -> So when you talk over a
2729.12 -> jobless Karius there are quite a
2731.94 -> few things that eat a blue
2734.71 -> So you might want to considerable
2736.5 -> so to give you another pointers
2738.29 -> What issue on the screen on
2739.37 -> the left hand side is a
2741.16 -> statistical data are some facts that
2745.06 -> I have actually gathered from Lyndon
2747.09 -> Lyndon as we all know is
2748.67 -> a very popular professional networking site
2750.83 -> right It also doesn't quite a
2752.77 -> few surveys understanding what job friends
2755.27 -> are what skills is the market
2756.81 -> looking for And as you can
2758.32 -> see when you take a look
2759.21 -> at the skills that say stopped
2761.95 -> and hard skills Cloud computing ranks
2764.94 -> second here and it is below
2767.13 -> block To know Brockton again is
2769.09 -> a very high level topic something
2772.37 -> that is very new in the
2773.33 -> market Yes it has been there
2774.61 -> for that for a while now
2775.39 -> as well But it has come
2776.92 -> into prominence in recent times and
2778.88 -> that is why it is one
2779.63 -> of the most sought after skills
2781.29 -> Now if you take a look
2782.16 -> at cloud computing it has actually
2783.75 -> where they can Analytical reasoning artificial
2785.94 -> intelligence Right When you talk a
2787.99 -> load up hides skins deck Highlights
2791.27 -> are employers are actually looking for
2794.5 -> that tells you how popular cloud
2795.87 -> computing is and their autographs as
2798.15 -> well I would not have it
2798.9 -> on my back right now but
2801.33 -> if you talk about the top
2803.4 -> 10 most valued skills both I
2808.4 -> was under so sis on Microsoft
2810.44 -> Azure made the top 10 list
2812.64 -> So that tells you how popular
2814.66 -> these platforms are and how populated
2817.27 -> of loose and cloud computing is
2819.06 -> And this is why it is
2820.18 -> going to stay in the market
2821.66 -> Now if you talk about Sally
2823.06 -> again be skill again Is a
2825.21 -> website that lets you collect date
2826.6 -> down these things so their statistics
2829.27 -> show that an average cloud engineer
2831.94 -> Sally in India is around 79
2834.51 -> lacks That is when they're starting
2836.62 -> with cloud computing with the here
2838.59 -> or does experience you'd be making
2840.63 -> this much money that tells you
2843.39 -> whole highly being This job is
2846.18 -> so again I'm not quoting this
2847.64 -> number as a Brit grit and
2849.78 -> value I mean there could be
2851.98 -> ups and downs in it Nowadays
2854.03 -> people have started hiding busy resources
2855.92 -> from campuses as well so as
2858.09 -> a fresher you obviously wound repair
2860.11 -> very high But in a year
2862.52 -> or does if you have like
2864.14 -> a year or two was experience
2865.62 -> here What that does is that
2867.31 -> gives you a very good chance
2868.39 -> of boosting your salary to a
2869.5 -> good number on To be very
2871.27 -> frank 7 to 9 lacks in
2872.53 -> India from a startup respect to
2875.19 -> is a decent more than the
2876.71 -> center number If you talk about
2879.11 -> numbers in the U S Dollars
2881.57 -> right that is a relevant currency
2883.51 -> that many people follow So in
2885.36 -> U S Ds Cloud computing is
2887.37 -> something that gives you on an
2888.42 -> average $120,000 a year so that
2891.47 -> again is a very good amount
2892.72 -> I mean this is more than
2894.37 -> quite a few Other high value
2896.23 -> professionals are skills that are there
2897.84 -> in the market And if you're
2899.76 -> getting paid more than them that
2901.39 -> tells you hope popular cloud computing
2903.05 -> is getting and you're secured when
2904.81 -> you're talking about having a career
2906.01 -> And this to me this African
2908 -> go as high as $250,000 as
2911.19 -> well right So that tells you
2913.43 -> it depends upon the skills that
2914.89 -> you have and how would you
2916.36 -> implement And if you do that
2917.5 -> you'll be getting a career in
2918.95 -> cloud Computing and the AWS in
2920.28 -> particular Okay so let's stand Understand
2923.17 -> What are the career opportunities when
2924.67 -> you talk about on his own
2926.17 -> Web services The numbers that out
2927.54 -> of the way the stats and
2928.49 -> out of the way what I
2930.28 -> did rules that it can achieve
2932.2 -> when you talk about he had
2933.61 -> address So when you talk over
2935.29 -> cloud computing and AWS in particular
2938.43 -> the amount of job roles of
2939.82 -> possibilities that you can actually taste
2942.47 -> is huge I mean you can
2945.3 -> be our developer You can be
2948.43 -> an admin You can be a
2950.11 -> marketing person You can be in
2952.09 -> a male engineer you can be
2953.31 -> a data engineer right On networking
2955.59 -> specialist A security specialists all if
2958.41 -> you have a career area when
2959.45 -> you talk or cloud computing is
2961.48 -> that is that you need $11
2962.81 -> off experience But the problem with
2966.24 -> this approach is you're never Certainly
2968.96 -> I mean how should I pursue
2971.09 -> what background today I have to
2973.81 -> get into these rules They have
2976.37 -> been quite a few servers that
2977.55 -> have been warden and they've been
2979.35 -> a lot of data that have
2980.27 -> come across and people normally ask
2982.59 -> me these questions Normally I have
2984.33 -> my sessions as well People ask
2985.76 -> me this question Um what role
2988.42 -> should are for what preparations should
2990.79 -> I write I have this background
2993.46 -> Can I make a career area
2994.72 -> I have this background Can I
2996.4 -> get into this domain So the
2998.66 -> reason people have this confusion is
3000.51 -> there could be a possibility that
3001.96 -> a lot of people are working
3003.07 -> somewhere and they do not know
3004.96 -> what role meets their needs Best
3007.4 -> to solve this problem what Amazon
3009.05 -> Web services has Dennis they've introduced
3011.78 -> a rule based certification That means
3015.51 -> they have classified some important rules
3018.43 -> and for that they have the
3019.55 -> certifications and accordingly your certification would
3023.41 -> be greater than the curriculum for
3025.9 -> that certification would be in that
3028.42 -> so that you have a clearer
3029.74 -> pictures in what role should be
3031.38 -> off for Let us go ahead
3033 -> and understand these role based certifications
3038.1 -> to keep it simple There is
3039.19 -> When you talk over cloud computing
3040.77 -> you can be a cloud architect
3042.79 -> cloud developer or and admit these
3044.73 -> are the most preferred roads Let's
3048.07 -> try and understand these rules one
3049.94 -> by one Once we were understood
3052.25 -> them then we'll go out and
3053.25 -> understand the AWS certifications that are
3055.58 -> there Okay So when you talk
3057.34 -> about application building right there are
3061.06 -> major things that you do First
3062.83 -> One is you need to know
3064.58 -> what application you're trying to build
3066.91 -> You need to have a blueprint
3068.46 -> off your application So then you
3071.09 -> build a house You have an
3072.47 -> architect tape or dissenter house for
3074.55 -> you When you talk about a
3076.97 -> cloud platform when you're trying to
3079.09 -> host applications you'll be needing somebody
3081.55 -> who knows how to build or
3083.53 -> design these applications How to design
3086.77 -> these migrations right There could be
3089.08 -> a possibility that I have my
3090.37 -> application which recites some parents and
3093.2 -> I want to move it to
3093.98 -> club Right So there should be
3096 -> an architect who knows whether this
3097.5 -> visible or not If yes how
3099.24 -> should you bring this through So
3101.09 -> people who create these cloud architecture
3103.39 -> blueprints or call this cloud are
3104.87 -> connects What do they have to
3107.2 -> know It is important They have
3108.91 -> understanding off the cloud platform that
3110.87 -> they're working on But they would
3112.54 -> be using They should be having
3114.81 -> knowledge about multiplier architectures how they
3117.2 -> work What can you do with
3119.12 -> these architectures Right And you should
3121.98 -> also be knowledge it enough to
3123.75 -> have understanding off your platform Very
3126.15 -> well because if you move something
3127.63 -> that you should know how to
3129.69 -> monitor man isn't set up those
3131.36 -> infrastructures that then you would be
3133.75 -> involved in cost control strategies as
3135.91 -> well You should be able to
3137.33 -> take calls What would be the
3138.92 -> easiest are cheapest way for you
3140.98 -> to move your application to flower
3142.58 -> at an optimal but are optimal
3145.4 -> value wreck So this is what
3147.88 -> an architect does in general It
3150.31 -> designs are creation blueprints off the
3152.39 -> architectures Now that I have the
3154.23 -> blueprint the next thing is I
3156.31 -> need to build an application Right
3158.71 -> So who builds these applications These
3160.9 -> Air Florida architects What does the
3162.8 -> cloud architect do Our cloud developers
3165.43 -> forgiving felt so these air cloud
3167.25 -> developers who build their applications So
3169.49 -> as the name suggests these people
3170.76 -> are involved in developing your cloud
3172.91 -> applications What do they have to
3175.13 -> know They should be skilled in
3176.77 -> programming language at least one So
3179.37 -> they should have an understanding off
3181.55 -> how to court for a particular
3183.34 -> application how to build it from
3185.41 -> scratch They need to have understanding
3186.95 -> off as DLC But the software
3189.37 -> development life cycle If you do
3191.48 -> not know how to build an
3192.41 -> application what processes it goes through
3194.88 -> even on top of club you
3196.59 -> would be struggling You should have
3198.98 -> in detail understanding off how they're
3201.68 -> wops works not Billups than approach
3203.73 -> where basically developers and our presence
3206.89 -> team come together and they integrate
3209.02 -> the process of building an application
3211.06 -> testing it and deploying it So
3213.74 -> you need to have an understanding
3215.27 -> of Beloff practices as well So
3218.42 -> these were were three popular loud
3221.1 -> rooms So what These certifications are
3223.89 -> worth these cloud platforms of dinos
3226.16 -> They've actually gone ahead and uh
3229.63 -> put forth the certifications in these
3231.84 -> three major roles So we have
3236.06 -> discussed only two time I'm sorry
3238.01 -> for that We've discussed our architectural
3240.45 -> with discussed our developer rule Let
3243.1 -> us go and understand the admin
3244.57 -> Ruelas So when you say the
3246.34 -> admiral basically these are the people
3248.61 -> who are responsible for configuring managing
3252.13 -> and monitoring your cloud solutions That
3254.65 -> means these are the people who
3257.05 -> basically act as an admiral nuclear
3259.68 -> platform So their job is to
3261.11 -> ensure that your application is up
3263.63 -> and running and there are no
3264.81 -> problems with it So they're mostly
3266.88 -> in warning the monitoring processes so
3269.41 -> they should have knowledge as an
3271.39 -> ag mint What and Mr tries
3273.21 -> to do they should understand system
3275.69 -> operations and virtualization because they are
3278.67 -> also involved in these activities again
3281.24 -> Since we're moving our applications from
3283.9 -> an on premise infrastructure to plow
3285.64 -> there could be a possibility of
3286.75 -> that as well So in that
3289.02 -> case as an admin do you
3290.87 -> need to understand home migration and
3292.81 -> monitoring off resources works So this
3295.9 -> was about the cloud at middle
3298.97 -> Let us go ahead and take
3300.18 -> a look at the popular in
3301.7 -> a blue certifications that AWS offers
3304.29 -> tree So as I've just mentioned
3306.37 -> they have classified the certifications into
3308.85 -> more role based approach So in
3311.69 -> this role based approach of what
3313.29 -> happens is basically um you have
3316.8 -> three minutes certifications that were discussed
3319.08 -> You can be a developer can
3320.65 -> be an architect or even managment
3322.88 -> break so you can see that
3324.34 -> on the screen Um these two
3327.59 -> certifications are given in step stepping
3330.38 -> stones format What do I mean
3332.42 -> by a stepping stone for Mitt
3334.24 -> So basically firstly you'll be needing
3337.65 -> tohave some understanding off cloud company
3341.54 -> So when you take the certification
3343.47 -> you need to prove that you
3344.71 -> have that acumen that knowledge for
3346.91 -> that you need to take your
3347.88 -> flower practitioner certification six months off
3350.61 -> Phenomenon innovative Listen cloud computing should
3352.99 -> be good enough for it Actually
3354.07 -> go ahead and take this example
3356.02 -> Okay Now let's assume that you
3357.82 -> are a practice now You've been
3359.02 -> working in the cloud demon You
3360.25 -> work there for a year you
3361.99 -> know it of lifts You can
3363.73 -> opt for the first level certifications
3366.25 -> the associate level certifications your you
3369.39 -> would or you can pursue your
3371.12 -> associate little certification in service Since
3374.03 -> architectural offered by AWS it only
3376.65 -> certified systems administrator are the admiral
3379.47 -> operations route You have the developer
3381.85 -> on Carla's AWS certified develops our
3384.67 -> developer rule when you talk about
3386.32 -> an associate level certification Now let's
3389.92 -> assume that you have like you
3392.16 -> have the certification That's the Sheikh
3393.68 -> Levitt and you want to add
3395.13 -> once for them So with a
3396.53 -> couple more years of experience you
3398.08 -> can actually go on and off
3399.05 -> for years our specialities certifications of
3401.48 -> professional certifications So when you say
3404.2 -> your professional certification for architect though
3408.55 -> either spot are the closest partners
3411.08 -> being solutions architect professional so you're
3413.62 -> will be tested on your at
3414.82 -> one skilled smell You talk about
3416.8 -> solution are connecting Okay Um for
3420.46 -> system administrators and developers the role
3423.03 -> marches in tow One common professional
3425.26 -> little certification It's called as your
3427.46 -> develops engineer certification But so guys
3432.29 -> these are the role based certifications
3434.18 -> that in Nablus has to offer
3435.4 -> you But are these the only
3437.79 -> certifications that you need to look
3439.18 -> into these days People are in
3441.84 -> need of having certifications and other
3443.58 -> domains That's right You want to
3445.6 -> have some special ITI which you
3447.89 -> want to pursue Let's assume that
3450.05 -> you are more than do Alexa
3452.53 -> skill building right In that case
3454.18 -> you cannot For Alexis Skill builder
3455.77 -> certification Let's assume that you are
3459.19 -> intra data analytics so there's a
3460.5 -> certification for Data Analytics which lets
3462.91 -> you master in all the data
3464.36 -> analysis and machine learning services like
3466.1 -> AWS has to offer you Those
3467.82 -> services can be your AWS machine
3470.18 -> learning Amazon Polly and a number
3472.32 -> of other services that are then
3473.49 -> the market Next you have your
3478.5 -> it abuse advancement within certification very
3480.67 -> can have a special it in
3482.02 -> the networking domain Similarly you have
3484.52 -> your security services right Our security
3487.76 -> certification You have a date of
3489.67 -> especially desertification as well So as
3492.15 -> these are some of the certifications
3493.4 -> that are in the market okay
3494.96 -> that AWS has to offer to
3496.05 -> you if you talk about it
3497.38 -> from the populated people expect to
3499.89 -> Amazon Web services solutions Architect certifications
3503 -> are the most in demand certifications
3505.81 -> But again what do you want
3507.05 -> to place you in what skills
3508.36 -> do you have You can choose
3509.59 -> one find Eat These need a
3511.51 -> background to prefer for these certifications
3513.71 -> If you want to be a
3514.48 -> developer having knowledge of programming language
3516.86 -> will help as and when you
3518.61 -> should have understanding of how what
3520.39 -> administrators do Solutions Architect is one
3524.02 -> of the rules where you would
3525.53 -> not have to have knowledge of
3526.6 -> programming or stuff like that But
3528.76 -> networking wonderment tells Lena fundamentals These
3532.84 -> are very common understanding bash and
3534.88 -> all those things So when I
3536.2 -> started with Cloud Computing I realized
3537.95 -> that if I had no visible
3539.91 -> Kleenex and bash right from the
3542.39 -> start I would have been much
3543.57 -> better portion for understand cloud computing
3545.73 -> on top of AWS So make
3547.52 -> sure that you learn these little
3548.69 -> things at least on literally no
3551.51 -> whole basis and then you can
3553.29 -> actually go in and cheese These
3554.59 -> certifications spend like 3 to 4
3556.58 -> months preparing for them and you
3558.21 -> should be good enough to actually
3559.35 -> good and crack one of these
3561.48 -> Oh if you might have questions
3563.06 -> like pricing the reasons where I
3565.13 -> can take these exams the currency
3567.17 -> in which I pay the amount
3568.93 -> will to answer some of your
3571.49 -> questions This certification costs you around
3573.74 -> $160 It's ran it for two
3576.18 -> wheels A With the obvious you
3578.79 -> have quite a few options when
3580.78 -> you commit comes to doing payment
3582.12 -> and all those things to refer
3583.92 -> to get to know more about
3584.93 -> these things Do visit the jobless
3588.53 -> official page and you'll be having
3589.96 -> more information on these pointers so
3592.64 -> bill this point We have been
3594 -> talking about cloud computing careers and
3596.37 -> we've discussed different AWS certifications that
3599.79 -> Amazon Web services offers to us
3601.72 -> So we've discussed what role based
3603.11 -> certifications that and what are the
3604.84 -> specialities Certifications Let us Now go
3607.44 -> ahead and understand some concepts Oh
3610.89 -> our latest and understand data bliss
3613.05 -> conceptually a little So the next
3615.33 -> topic of discussion that we have
3616.66 -> on a plate is AWS global
3619.13 -> infrastructure When we talk about Amazon
3621.75 -> Web services we know that it
3622.95 -> is the global leader When you
3624.63 -> talk about the public lord market
3626.72 -> on it has ever done from
3628.11 -> the infrastructure it has to talk
3630.2 -> about the numbers I mean it
3631.46 -> Selves in more than 2 40
3632.74 -> plus countries So that tells you
3634.83 -> about the reach off Amazon Web
3637.04 -> services when you talk about its
3638.32 -> infrastructure So let us go out
3640.36 -> and explore this infrastructure a little
3642.08 -> more like a strand Understand How
3644.26 -> does a loveless provided services in
3646.39 -> different regions So if we are
3650.34 -> to talk about AWS and its
3653.04 -> global infrastructure there are few terms
3655.77 -> that we need to understand Those
3657.79 -> are AWS regions and availability zones
3660.96 -> and that's third time that we
3662.11 -> need to understand that is local
3663.7 -> zones But it is a minimal
3665.51 -> part that we need to understand
3666.82 -> out off local zones So we'll
3668.34 -> be specifically focusing on what regions
3670.96 -> are what availability zone side Okay
3674.01 -> And also local Jones to some
3675.34 -> extent So let us try and
3676.75 -> understand this global infrastructure that Amazon
3678.99 -> Web services has to offer to
3680.34 -> us what everyone was wants to
3682.38 -> use the slow platform So already
3684.5 -> has have mentioned that it is
3685.62 -> one of the global leaders right
3687.54 -> And we've already discussed what cloud
3689.87 -> computing is So it is nothing
3692.16 -> but an offering which is available
3694.06 -> only mind and it can be
3695.65 -> accessed through your laptop using Internet
3698.23 -> Right So you are reciting in
3699.92 -> particular part of the world You
3701.25 -> can actually accept this access this
3703.27 -> resources by sitting in that part
3705.32 -> of the reason right So this
3707.08 -> is possible because AWS has its
3709.34 -> status and does in different locations
3711.22 -> off the world Okay So since
3714.18 -> it has its data isn't dozen
3716.2 -> different locations it can actually reach
3718.47 -> out to people that are based
3719.6 -> in those regions again So talking
3722.19 -> about its infrastructure globally So as
3725.19 -> I've already mentioned it serves in
3726.54 -> more than 200 for people's countries
3728.68 -> right Let me give you a
3730.45 -> quick sneak peek into what a
3732.27 -> loveless has to offer us from
3734.09 -> the global infrastructure perspective So if
3737.2 -> you have to look into global
3738.47 -> infrastructure of AWS now this website
3742.1 -> are this speech will give you
3744.11 -> quite a few numbers right So
3746.31 -> as you can see there are
3747.46 -> like um 24 launched regents where
3753.27 -> AWS operates so on In those
3755.91 -> 24 reasons there are three more
3757.72 -> that have been announced That means
3759.46 -> it would extended reach to like
3762.22 -> three more new regions And it
3763.96 -> has 76 availability zones Not Donato
3766.68 -> really give you the exact difference
3768.32 -> between what a region ist what
3770.05 -> availability zones are But just take
3771.49 -> a look at these numbers right
3772.9 -> 216 points off presence So as
3776.05 -> you can see this tells you
3777.81 -> that where you know various resources
3781.26 -> are serving What are the living
3782.9 -> regions where it has its data
3784.8 -> centers Right So there was this
3786.97 -> interesting slight I cannot find it
3789.04 -> somewhere where you had all the
3791.56 -> details about the different countries very
3794.52 -> w cells But if I'm not
3795.71 -> wrong it is like to 40
3796.66 -> plus countries You see on the
3798.77 -> screen It is there it says
3800.13 -> like to 45 countries and territories
3802.23 -> where AWS provides its services So
3805.52 -> these other countries where it's active
3807.46 -> and you can actually access AWS
3809.18 -> resources from that Okay so we've
3811.89 -> taken a look at certain numbers
3813.25 -> right So if I go back
3815.18 -> to my presentation I heard of
3817.29 -> liberty Zones and regents there Right
3819.89 -> So let me use this slide
3821.94 -> only or the screen only to
3823.41 -> talk about those pointers Let's try
3825.3 -> and understand what regions are what
3827.68 -> availability zones are it So when
3829.43 -> you talk about regents so these
3832.06 -> are geographical regions where AWS has
3835.51 -> its data centers to give you
3837.75 -> an example Now since I'm based
3839.64 -> in India let me give you
3840.6 -> an example from India in India
3842.54 -> we have a region in Mumbai
3845.48 -> Mumbai is a city in Maharashtra
3847.6 -> India Okay so if I scroll
3850.69 -> down you can see the active
3852.28 -> regions here So this is the
3854.11 -> map and where this is very
3855.18 -> India's located So you can see
3856.92 -> that there's a region in Mumbai
3858.8 -> and there are three availability zones
3860.43 -> were understand what availability zones I
3862.17 -> do not worry about that but
3863.77 -> sticking toe the region thing So
3866.02 -> reason Mumbai is one region where
3868.18 -> its data centers are located Right
3870.27 -> now there are other reasons here
3871.49 -> as well Baron is one right
3873.98 -> If I come here you can
3875.46 -> see that this is the government
3876.95 -> Love Let's not talk about that
3878.94 -> Canada centralize region right Uh Ohio
3882.52 -> is one So we're going is
3885 -> one than if you come here
3886.39 -> again This is the government lotto
3888.48 -> specifically do serve government authorities This
3891.68 -> cloud summoned for that Northern California
3893.49 -> You have one Sabo right So
3896.54 -> these are different regents now These
3899.28 -> can be states are these can
3900.6 -> be cities That depends how you
3902.21 -> nomenclature in those countries work in
3904.84 -> India Say for example Mumbai is
3906.5 -> a big city right So we
3908.14 -> have like a region here in
3909.81 -> Mumbai where the data centers off
3912 -> aws are Amazon Web services exist
3914.63 -> So when I say any AWS
3916.96 -> reason think of it as a
3918.09 -> jaw graphical region But since it
3921.05 -> is the place where you have
3922.8 -> AWS data centers based they call
3924.94 -> it as an AWS region where
3926.64 -> you have proper data centers located
3929.47 -> data centers that places where you
3930.96 -> can put $40 These are the
3933.54 -> data centers where all your cloud
3935.08 -> applications would recite addressed So when
3939.02 -> I say a region the reason
3942.18 -> we can actually put out a
3943.24 -> tire is it is sort I
3944.54 -> Worsley located Right now let's assume
3946.75 -> that I have my business that
3948.42 -> is working in U S C
3950.69 -> So it would be wiser for
3951.87 -> me toe host my applications in
3954.14 -> a data center that is in
3955.66 -> us A Why One of the
3957.29 -> reasons could be because probably I'm
3959.11 -> trying to cater the audience that
3961.35 -> is there in USA right now
3963.36 -> Let's assume that my business is
3965.14 -> doing well even then Based in
3966.49 -> India my business is doing well
3967.77 -> in USA and now people in
3970.31 -> India also trying to get access
3971.92 -> to all the resources that are
3973.03 -> There are what I'm trying to
3974.51 -> do with that right in India
3975.86 -> People also want those things to
3977.21 -> work for them So they are
3978.73 -> accessing all the resources that are
3980.43 -> based in the data center that
3982.55 -> is located in USA right For
3983.9 -> them it's just a website or
3985.08 -> an application something that is accessible
3987.21 -> from different parts of the world
3989.16 -> Okay so the point that I
3991.02 -> was trying to make here is
3992.77 -> let's assume that the business is
3994.45 -> based in USA okay But now
3996.5 -> there's demand for the business in
3998.17 -> India as well and people are
3999.63 -> trying to access religious sources from
4001.14 -> India But Sensitive Data Center is
4002.95 -> based in USA It could be
4005.44 -> an issue where people are facing
4006.97 -> late and see right for existing
4008.59 -> this data In that case you
4011.16 -> can have your data replicated in
4012.9 -> Indian Data Center as well so
4014.83 -> that the audience in India can
4016.07 -> actually access that data quicker So
4018.15 -> this is what the benefit cloud
4019.87 -> gives you Since the data centers
4021.36 -> are located in different parts of
4022.75 -> the world you can actually be
4024.39 -> reciting in one part of the
4025.83 -> world and make sure that you
4027.3 -> can your resources line another region
4029.47 -> or that area businesses working So
4031.38 -> this is the benefit of global
4032.7 -> infrastructure that AWS has to offer
4034.47 -> to you So this was one
4035.82 -> part about the Regents Reason is
4037.66 -> nothing but a geographical location where
4039.58 -> the data center affiliated bliss exists
4042.42 -> They explain this further Let's try
4044.18 -> and understand availability zones What are
4045.96 -> those Now as you can see
4047.42 -> on my screen if I click
4048.53 -> on Mumbai region I see that
4049.9 -> there are three availability zones So
4052.4 -> what does this imply when I
4054.53 -> talk about the novel abilities on
4056.03 -> it is nothing but a data
4057.28 -> center that is locator in that
4059.51 -> particular region With eight of Louis
4062.19 -> You can have multiple data centers
4064.3 -> in one region Each of this
4066.3 -> data center is called US Availability
4068.88 -> zone Now in this case Mumbai
4071.28 -> has three availability zones Okay so
4075.05 -> what this does is this guilty
4077.09 -> businesses Freedom Toe actually go ahead
4080.27 -> and replicate that daytime different availability
4082.88 -> zones So this is an intra
4085.41 -> region application of data That means
4090.08 -> multiple data centers in Mumbai or
4092 -> any other reason that I choose
4093.39 -> which has multiple availability zones You
4096.41 -> can actually replicate a data from
4098.69 -> in more than one availability is
4101.16 -> um So what that means is
4102.85 -> if one off my data center
4104.6 -> goes down my data would be
4108.32 -> available in the other region Sorry
4110.29 -> India add availability zone as well
4112.55 -> So not these availability zones are
4115.18 -> not very located at a safer
4117.37 -> distance If I'm not wrong it's
4118.62 -> like print dividers 60 kilometers is
4121.13 -> the difference between these availability zones
4123.73 -> So that means if one off
4125.84 -> the availability zones has a problem
4127.52 -> there's a high chance that the
4129.16 -> ad availability zone is still functioning
4130.98 -> smoothly so you can actually have
4134.08 -> a replication off your data and
4135.27 -> the other region What This also
4137.17 -> ensures us Let's assume that my
4139.26 -> data is located like 60 kilometers
4141.12 -> away from each other in the
4142.9 -> in a Replicator format That would
4145.02 -> mean if one of the availability
4146.93 -> zones in Mumbai goes down the
4148.79 -> other would be available right and
4150.68 -> there's a high possibility that it
4151.8 -> is upenn functioning So if the
4154.94 -> users are trying to access data
4156.34 -> and if one of the region's
4157.35 -> is don't the other reason that
4159.5 -> is close to it would be
4160.39 -> quickly available and there would be
4161.95 -> very less Layton's here so you're
4163.81 -> saving your time right and affords
4165.71 -> as well now to give you
4167.98 -> another example let's assume that this
4170.05 -> availability zone concept is not very
4173.7 -> suitable for you You assume that
4175.39 -> 60 kilometer distance is not enough
4177.19 -> right You might say that What
4178.7 -> if a city like Mumbai experiences
4181.18 -> an earthquake tsunami right since it
4184.04 -> is located close to the sea
4185.69 -> that says that it has it
4186.87 -> experiences tsunami or earthquake So in
4189.1 -> that case there's a high possibility
4191.15 -> that I might lose out my
4192.22 -> date on both the availability zones
4194.64 -> In that case it ablaze gives
4196.5 -> you freedom toe replicator daytime different
4199.81 -> regions as well So you can
4201.82 -> have interregional replication of data Say
4204.32 -> for example you might replicate your
4206.5 -> daytime Mumbai does one copier and
4208.97 -> the other one would be here
4209.84 -> in Bahrain Right So now since
4212.14 -> these are luxury like this are
4213.13 -> very far from each other both
4215.01 -> places experiencing same calamity is a
4217.63 -> very different case Are very rare
4219.86 -> possibility something like organize something that
4222.92 -> is spreading world right But I
4224.35 -> don't think that is affecting data
4225.6 -> centers is anyway So that is
4227.93 -> where mostly these datas and doesn't
4229.26 -> like located at the location retailer
4232.08 -> to see for distance and your
4233.32 -> date I would always receive right
4235.56 -> So this is what availability zones
4237.54 -> enable These are multiple data centers
4239.9 -> or a data center is called
4240.95 -> as availability zone Andi what this
4243.34 -> means is your data would be
4244.49 -> always available on these data centers
4246.88 -> and if you replicate them you
4249.25 -> can always disaster Recover your data
4251.73 -> What are is gone in one
4253.05 -> of the reasons right So this
4254.77 -> is what the aim off this
4256.03 -> global infrastructure is to ensure that
4258.3 -> whatever data that we replicate a
4260.53 -> different places it is safe and
4262.5 -> you always have replicated copies of
4264.09 -> your data to ensure that you
4265.23 -> do not lose out on important
4266.41 -> data or information Right So this
4269.08 -> was about availability zones Now there's
4272.76 -> one more thing right Since you
4274.8 -> are trying to replicate your data
4276.41 -> you are going to move your
4277.39 -> data from one reason to the
4278.69 -> other If your data is located
4281.3 -> in two different reasons which are
4282.8 -> very far from each other or
4284.42 -> let Sergeant that you want to
4285.24 -> move the data from one days
4286.28 -> into the other which is located
4287.88 -> at a greater distance So in
4290.01 -> that case replicating your data would
4292.45 -> be a difficult task The other
4294.06 -> thing would be communicating through a
4295.87 -> network would also be a challenging
4297.54 -> task because the distances too much
4299.19 -> right In that case you have
4301.16 -> local zones that are located between
4303.33 -> these two regions and your data
4305.21 -> migration becomes easier Your data movement
4308.12 -> becomes easier OK so that is
4310.29 -> why a local zone sermon for
4311.99 -> that is what locals on some
4313.04 -> men for now what do you
4315.88 -> need to understand Here let me
4317.79 -> put forth another example Now since
4319.83 -> we're talking about global infrastructure global
4323.01 -> reasons right let me discuss the
4325.68 -> problems that we normally face and
4327.9 -> the issues that are there Let
4329.36 -> me also compare it with other
4330.69 -> cloud platforms as well because we
4332.48 -> can then ended this discussion off
4334.14 -> availability our data casing data replication
4337.32 -> in this bet only Okay so
4339.36 -> there's another important point that I
4340.81 -> wanted to talk about That is
4342.59 -> when you talk about AWS now
4344.16 -> in one single reason you have
4345.67 -> my people availability ISMs But if
4348.01 -> you talk about Microsoft as your
4350.36 -> for a very long time now
4352.18 -> Microsoft Azure again is a cloud
4353.46 -> platform We've discussed that So when
4355.26 -> you talk about its global infrastructure
4357.06 -> for a very long time they
4358.74 -> did not have the concept off
4360.07 -> availability zones Now they have but
4362.95 -> in limited regions only So what
4365.18 -> That meant Waas It only had
4367.22 -> a regions where each region had
4369.19 -> data centers located in it Right
4371.33 -> So since they were not my
4373.03 -> people have liberated zones in one
4374.58 -> reason That meant you could not
4376.94 -> replicate that data in the same
4379.47 -> reason you could But there was
4380.89 -> no point of doing that because
4382.01 -> we had only one data center
4383.12 -> there But what That also meant
4386.11 -> waas Since there was only one
4388.19 -> reason with one data centre what
4391.27 -> as yard it was it also
4392.84 -> had quite a few regents in
4395.27 -> a particular country as well Say
4396.76 -> for example in India Microsoft Azure
4399.32 -> has three reasons One is in
4400.96 -> Mumbai When is in Putin And
4402.37 -> I don't if I'm not wrong
4403.22 -> isn't Goa okay So now these
4406.14 -> places are located like 203 100
4407.92 -> kilometers away from each other So
4410.69 -> there is one benefit in this
4412.32 -> approach that in case of one
4414.45 -> of the city experiences this national
4416.21 -> calamity you still have reasons that
4418.56 -> are there in the same country
4420.89 -> Now when you talk about putting
4422.72 -> forth your day down these data
4424.23 -> centers some countries may have different
4426.82 -> rules right The government have different
4428.98 -> security and data rules Every country
4431.63 -> has those So if we hide
4434.82 -> like multiple regions in one single
4436.5 -> country similar laws were at here
4438.91 -> for those data centers And the
4441.09 -> replication of data would make a
4442.4 -> lot more sense for you because
4443.71 -> you will be staying close to
4444.85 -> your data but yet far enough
4446.98 -> to ensure that these are safe
4448.53 -> from natural calamities or downtimes So
4452.42 -> that was one of a low
4453.41 -> instead of a Z Your cloud
4454.9 -> right when you talk or text
4456.35 -> global infrastructure but there are some
4458.56 -> limitations there as well Let's not
4461.12 -> discuss that But the point that
4462.97 -> I want to make here is
4465.03 -> a global infrastructures for both these
4467.01 -> platforms Very a little And they
4469.06 -> have these pluses or minuses when
4470.5 -> you compare them with each other
4471.81 -> OK so coming back to the
4474.25 -> AWS infrastructure with discussed warp I
4477.6 -> deliberately zone said We've discussed what
4479.15 -> regions and we've also discussed what
4482.09 -> local Jones All right now I
4485.09 -> mentioned or I put forth a
4486.62 -> point saying that um I can
4489.28 -> have business that works in different
4491.06 -> parts of the world right there
4493.58 -> is still one issuing it right
4495.83 -> Let's assume that my data center
4498.44 -> now is based in India I
4500.57 -> have a lot of audience that
4501.61 -> is in India and soon my
4504.74 -> business gets popular in some other
4506.55 -> part of the world Let's assume
4508.15 -> USC now in us There are
4511.17 -> a lot of people who are
4513.05 -> accessing my leader So do I
4515.57 -> just go ahead and replicate all
4516.95 -> my daytime Some other reason like
4519.24 -> us in this case not always
4523.54 -> And the reason I would actually
4524.95 -> want to replicate my data in
4526.12 -> first place is because I want
4527.36 -> to our lead and see off
4529 -> date are eating two people in
4530.19 -> USA right So instead of actually
4532.44 -> going out and just replicating on
4533.82 -> my daytime us it what I
4536.19 -> can do is I can actually
4537.33 -> have something called as an education
4540.02 -> Let me tell you what an
4540.99 -> education is with AWS You have
4544.07 -> the freedom off cashing your data
4546.41 -> Say for example in us there
4548.64 -> is a set off audience that
4549.85 -> accesses particular kind of data a
4551.5 -> lot more so in this situation
4556.45 -> what I would want As I
4557.58 -> were warned that set of data
4559.94 -> that is being accessed by a
4561.07 -> lot of people in a particular
4562.08 -> region will be cast at a
4565.07 -> location that is close to us
4566.65 -> so that there is less satellite
4567.92 -> and see that So this is
4570.31 -> something that can be achieved with
4571.63 -> the aid of Louis You can
4572.86 -> actually have any education that is
4574.35 -> close to a particular set of
4575.57 -> audience where you replicate certain amount
4577.91 -> of data a cache certain amount
4579.8 -> of data rather so that it
4580.81 -> can be accessed quickly For this
4583.68 -> we normally have content delivery networks
4586.48 -> The animal is a service called
4587.81 -> as a loveless cloudfront that lets
4590.42 -> you create a jobless cloudfront distributions
4593.76 -> that basically act as a content
4595.79 -> delivery network straight And you can
4597.8 -> actually capture data to get or
4599.64 -> to perform on these things that
4601.47 -> I've just mentioned So this is
4603.73 -> how the infrastructure when you talk
4607.12 -> about AWS works like right This
4610.24 -> is how it looks like engender
4612.22 -> So I believe by now it
4613.24 -> is clear to you people write
4614.59 -> work region satellite What availabilities answer
4618.68 -> Now the ones you see on
4619.99 -> the screen in the audience collaborate
4621.83 -> So these are the once that
4623.62 -> are yet to come so you
4625.6 -> can see that spin It says
4626.99 -> coming soon Jakarta coming soon and
4630.06 -> Nosaka coming soon So as these
4632.49 -> are the regents where these data
4634.49 -> centers are yet to come So
4635.86 -> we discussed the site when I
4637.32 -> schooled up here You can see
4639.59 -> if I screw up them There
4640.69 -> are three reasons that have been
4641.8 -> announced So does these would be
4644.07 -> launched actually So these are some
4647.64 -> of the data sets or information
4650.11 -> that you would want to take
4650.99 -> a look at do is that
4652.44 -> this website and try to understand
4653.79 -> these pointers a little more But
4655.55 -> when you talk over the global
4656.73 -> infrastructure these are some of the
4658.01 -> core point as I feel you
4659.21 -> also know one have some understanding
4661.45 -> about right So this is what
4663.09 -> the global infrastructure of AWS looks
4665.03 -> like It ensures that your data
4666.7 -> is always available gives you options
4668.55 -> for disaster recovery as well and
4671.38 -> always lets you access that data
4672.67 -> from different parts of the world
4674.47 -> So let this is go back
4675.39 -> to the presentation and continue with
4676.8 -> that discussion that we were having
4678.01 -> Right Okay so this is go
4680.3 -> ahead and understand some other point
4682.05 -> does No um I've already talked
4685.14 -> about these but to give you
4687.92 -> and upper level somebody Amazon Web
4690.29 -> services as easy and obvious reasons
4691.86 -> And inside those reasons he'll be
4693.23 -> having data centers called as your
4695.61 -> availability zones which are connected by
4697.3 -> low latency networks That means your
4699.41 -> data moves quicker between these availability
4702.72 -> zones If you are to move
4704.57 -> your date out often aws region
4706.13 -> to other reason As I've already
4707.85 -> mentioned you have to connect it
4709.07 -> through a local zone for a
4710.23 -> speedy transfer data or migration of
4712.55 -> your data Right So this is
4714.18 -> what AWS regions are liberty zones
4716.8 -> look like and this is what
4718.41 -> the global infrastructure appeared oblivious is
4721 -> Let us Now go ahead and
4721.94 -> understand some of the core domains
4723.74 -> for core services that AWS has
4726.22 -> to offer to us Okay So
4727.82 -> that quite a few services let's
4729.52 -> quickly take a look at some
4731.02 -> of the do means that are
4732.21 -> there on the services that fallen
4734 -> Derek Okay we're talking about the
4736.43 -> AWS core services As I've already
4739.52 -> mentioned there are like 200 plus
4741.58 -> AWS services that AWS has to
4743.58 -> offer to us Right So at
4745.49 -> this number keeps on growing actually
4747.21 -> so I'm actually not a very
4748.41 -> what The exact numbers But if
4749.98 -> I'm not wrong it's sudden 200
4751.6 -> services that AWS offers So to
4754 -> actually name all of these services
4755.95 -> and usually are to have them
4757.18 -> as unusual services It is a
4759.01 -> complex process right I mean um
4762.39 -> there has to be some clustering
4764.16 -> some grouping off these services for
4766.96 -> clear management of return the standing
4769.16 -> So when you talk about AWS
4770.79 -> what it does is it classifies
4772.36 -> its services under certain dough means
4775.9 -> now these services moments are many
4779.47 -> Um if you talk about the
4781.6 -> core elements you have your computation
4783.41 -> You have a story as you
4784.46 -> have the networking security management messaging
4788.63 -> databases Now these are some of
4790.33 -> the core services When you talk
4792.6 -> about cloud computing certifications are the
4794.74 -> rules that we discussed Every certification
4797.52 -> or every rule would want you
4798.8 -> to know what computation is what
4800.32 -> stories as war database services are
4802.77 -> what networking is what security is
4804.65 -> and what messaging Because these forms
4807.07 -> ornamentals off their architect ing and
4809.31 -> sees upside minerals And there are
4811.05 -> developer tools as well But those
4813.05 -> are specific to develop our rules
4814.63 -> state or rolls So I will
4816.63 -> discuss that Do not worry about
4817.88 -> that But as I've mentioned there
4820.18 -> are quite a few domains as
4821.47 -> well Some of those are not
4822.49 -> even mentioned or you cannot even
4823.9 -> see those on the screen Right
4825.07 -> now I've captured some major ones
4827.63 -> that I felt was that effort
4829.82 -> very important actually But again easy
4833.39 -> There are so many services that
4835.53 -> get long stand there so many
4836.9 -> services stated less offers The definition
4839.42 -> of something being important is very
4841.73 -> surface level year on This is
4843.23 -> more from my perspective so because
4846.2 -> for you machine learning services might
4848.25 -> be more important right But some
4849.86 -> of you only the capital's might
4851.36 -> be important For example it ablaze
4853 -> there up services are for some
4854.96 -> a few are Your tea services
4856.13 -> might be important so that is
4857.61 -> a prospective based response to it
4859.97 -> So when you talk about the
4861.61 -> court moments these are some of
4863 -> the ones that are most discussed
4864.54 -> and these are the ones that
4865.27 -> you see in the certification courses
4867.5 -> that people people up off or
4869.36 -> across the globe But I will
4870.83 -> try and share light on as
4872.07 -> many services as possible The point
4874.99 -> that I'm trying to make it
4875.86 -> is when you cluster these services
4877.5 -> you get some of these domains
4879.26 -> which are four different kind of
4880.74 -> services So let us try and
4882.47 -> discuss the ones that that there
4883.58 -> on the screen first and as
4884.9 -> we move for the would be
4885.8 -> talking about other services as well
4887.96 -> So do not worry about that
4888.97 -> Okay Now when a doctor or
4891.6 -> be service domains first one that
4893.15 -> we see on the screen is
4894.17 -> compute Now computer again is a
4896.44 -> popular cloud service domain In the
4899.15 -> service domain you have quite a
4900.75 -> few popular services like easy to
4902.63 -> elastic load computer elastic compute cloud
4905.53 -> which again is a popular computations
4907.74 -> of this and is I A
4909.84 -> s in nature that is infrastructure
4911.8 -> As a service We have already
4913.45 -> discussed what infrastructure as a service
4915.12 -> is But when you talk about
4917.33 -> compute service like easy to it
4919 -> offers am ice On the instances
4922.87 -> RV EMS will be talking about
4924.74 -> that to set length and in
4926.24 -> detail as we get into the
4927.3 -> remote part But these are the
4929.32 -> services are This is one of
4931.23 -> the service that comfortable Manafort's And
4933.22 -> these are the services that let
4934.43 -> you do computation on cloud Platform
4936.44 -> state So this could be our
4938.19 -> in front VM that you launch
4939.82 -> It could be a service like
4943.27 -> AWS lambda which is so well
4944.64 -> listen nature ripe with takes care
4946.74 -> off a lot of activities that
4949.11 -> you otherwise would be involvement Or
4951.37 -> it can be our EBS or
4952.93 -> less not eBay So Elastic beanstalk
4955.04 -> service So when you talk about
4956.58 -> elastic beanstalk service it is black
4959.12 -> form as a service compute service
4960.95 -> that AWS has to offer to
4962.27 -> you so it provides to the
4964.29 -> platform Very can do a lot
4965.83 -> of computations so basically when you
4967.92 -> talk about compute services they help
4970.63 -> you in the computation Pack off
4972.74 -> your date and resource says that
4974.01 -> decide on that block next is
4976.77 -> your stories Women I mean you
4978.32 -> talk about this story is domain
4980.68 -> as the name suggest this is
4982.36 -> very you actually garden story A
4983.91 -> data Right So there are services
4986.21 -> that let you store data inform
4987.86 -> off objects inform off files structure
4991.21 -> and structure data and stuff like
4992.53 -> that Right So it a place
4993.82 -> has quite a few services which
4995.49 -> take care off you and your
4996.9 -> heart Stories cooled stood it Now
4998.78 -> some of the time in large
4999.8 -> is that I'm mentioning I'll go
5001.16 -> ahead and discuss those indeed A
5003 -> but um yes When you toggle
5005.37 -> would stories services as well toe
5007.4 -> in a blue issues you Quite
5008.66 -> a few stories Services right from
5010.49 -> your um object file structure and
5014.02 -> structure data to even heart and
5015.98 -> core kind of stories is our
5017.41 -> human your archival storage When you
5018.95 -> talk about the cold stories it
5020.14 -> is called as archival storage or
5021.9 -> data that you're not access frequently
5024.02 -> Okay Um so apart from that
5026.38 -> there are your database Do means
5028.12 -> where you have your database services
5029.68 -> Like now there are a plethora
5032.15 -> of services here to be frank
5033.46 -> You have your own ideas light
5036.52 -> Then you have your Amazon drug
5037.68 -> shift These services are popularly known
5041.75 -> for providing your different types of
5044.52 -> database instances where you can store
5047.24 -> different kinds of data and have
5049.08 -> different benefits So there are very
5050.94 -> few databases out there in the
5052.35 -> market Those are not supported by
5054.13 -> a levels to be frank when
5055.96 -> you have other popular database exercises
5057.94 -> like Kuroda and quite a few
5059.71 -> others So even these services or
5061.74 -> something that will discuss as we
5063.03 -> move ahead back to for now
5064.82 -> this is what I did every
5065.91 -> services do they actually let you
5067.94 -> go ahead and have database services
5070.65 -> launched in your AWS plot Back
5072.45 -> for the next bit in this
5074 -> session are the next birth in
5075.55 -> these services that we have Are
5077.68 -> you are not talking moments or
5079.18 -> networking doorman services Basically So when
5081.72 -> we talk about the networking bloomin
5083.3 -> great I mean when you talk
5085.48 -> about cloud platforms in particular networking
5087.77 -> is very important that because all
5089.26 -> I date guys reciting over a
5091.63 -> network in different data centers a
5093.29 -> disconnected through in a talk So
5095.49 -> having a note what that connects
5097.51 -> these things properly is very important
5099.6 -> which also go ones The security
5101.41 -> of the network is also important
5103.43 -> so there are quite a few
5105.05 -> networking services that help you connect
5107.67 -> your cloud your data centers and
5110.02 -> networks for your data with each
5111.58 -> other using these networking services Nikki
5114.85 -> so name um one of those
5117.16 -> we have vpc that Amazon has
5119.51 -> to offer to us That is
5120.35 -> watchable Private cloud It lets you
5122.53 -> have your sub nets or were
5123.64 -> killed subjects Rather what Your networks
5125.94 -> that you need to go in
5126.9 -> your data for the cloud network
5128.75 -> next to have a security domain
5130.81 -> Now there's a lot being said
5133.31 -> Our data being secure are not
5134.9 -> being secure And Lord platforms right
5136.84 -> now if you talk about the
5138.09 -> security services that a loveless has
5141.12 -> to offer to you the number
5142.51 -> is plenty I mean you have
5145.05 -> services that let you do so
5146.93 -> much when you talk about security
5148.85 -> Right Um right from ensuring that
5151.2 -> your date I secure or the
5152.39 -> network right deciding who gets to
5155.32 -> access what Giving you proper access
5157.15 -> management then ensuring that um you
5161.15 -> have encryption off a data that
5162.86 -> moves or the network and firewalls
5165.21 -> to insure that whatever constantly and
5167 -> NATO car goes out of the
5167.96 -> network is secure Then you have
5169.97 -> your security managers that actually act
5172.66 -> as inspectors on these networks They
5175.57 -> keep a track off the health
5178.55 -> off in a dog that is
5179.72 -> functioning your services to ensure that
5181.98 -> those are healthy and those are
5182.99 -> functioning normally Okay Apart from that
5185.6 -> it gives you suggestions on what
5187.69 -> security principles should be implemented that
5189.82 -> are cost effective and secure as
5191.41 -> well This was about the network
5193.82 -> security that I've mentioned Um when
5195.88 -> you talk about platforms like AWS
5197.99 -> they have 24 7 working person
5201.41 -> and that physically guards your data
5203.38 -> centers right And there is a
5206.01 -> layer of security that ensures that
5207.63 -> the data is sicker physically as
5209.21 -> well Apart from that when you
5212.03 -> talk about these reasons of these
5213.92 -> reasons are so profound so unknown
5217.64 -> or so secretly kept that even
5219.73 -> quite a few people who work
5220.89 -> at Amazon do not know where
5222 -> these data centers are exactly located
5223.92 -> in those regions when so that
5226.08 -> the security off these regions is
5228.56 -> at a very high level So
5230.64 -> when you talk about security that
5231.93 -> are quite a few services that
5233.23 -> injury data is secure Okay Migration
5237.1 -> Yes So when you talk about
5238.45 -> migration it does not always that
5240.6 -> you're just gonna go out and
5241.63 -> start a new application and cloud
5243.17 -> rate That could be a situation
5244.96 -> where your data is already reciting
5246.51 -> somewhere You need to move it
5247.75 -> to club So does that mean
5249.64 -> that cloud won't help you here
5250.97 -> It would definitely help you here
5252.58 -> So what loud does it and
5254.2 -> shows that there are quite a
5255.07 -> few services that really amalgamate with
5257.2 -> its platform so you can directly
5259.3 -> migrate to club If not it
5261.64 -> also helps you in ensuring that
5263.17 -> your data can be moved to
5264.47 -> club You have a relevant resources
5268.05 -> that support your migration And most
5270.72 -> importantly it follows quite a few
5272.79 -> principles that not only help you
5275.09 -> in moving a data but even
5277.54 -> reshaping or modeling or data and
5279.46 -> applications in such a way that
5280.82 -> they can actually receptor or even
5283.13 -> rebuilt on top of cloud platforms
5284.91 -> So migration is something that AWS
5286.67 -> supports a lot and there are
5287.71 -> quite a few services that let
5288.97 -> you do this Now this is
5290.41 -> something that I doubt we'll be
5292.12 -> discussing in decision because this is
5295.51 -> a very detailed topic and to
5296.97 -> be frank that are complete courses
5298.57 -> that talk about migration But I'll
5300.57 -> give you some idea about it
5301.65 -> not worry about that Next in
5304.03 -> this list we have management would
5305.74 -> site So once the data is
5308.38 -> there on the cloud platforms you
5309.63 -> need to do quite a few
5310.55 -> things right There are management tools
5313.37 -> that let you throwing triggers that
5314.99 -> let you throw in Thresholds are
5316.74 -> allowance when there is a particular
5319.05 -> special breach that is that has
5322 -> happened Or if you want to
5323.57 -> keep a track off the health
5324.72 -> of the resources this is something
5326.58 -> you're management tools do for you
5328.45 -> So the man is all the
5329.36 -> data and resources that are there
5330.62 -> on a clock platform right from
5332.71 -> keeping a track off your pipelines
5334.49 -> to training alarms When ah a
5337.18 -> certain requirement is met or not
5338.83 -> met Everything is taken care by
5340.48 -> your management tools or management services
5343.05 -> That date of this has to
5343.85 -> offer you when you talk about
5345.78 -> messaging Now again you need to
5347.11 -> communicate ordinate work right Even though
5349.42 -> you have security you need services
5351.04 -> that can help you pass messages
5352.41 -> Emails right communicate with different users
5354.9 -> and stuff like that So there
5356.21 -> are a number of messaging services
5357.91 -> that eight of disaster offer you
5359.16 -> those fall and that is due
5360.19 -> me and then you see the
5361.89 -> analytics domain here Now the reason
5363.74 -> I have put forth this name
5365.11 -> years everybody talks about machine learning
5368.01 -> data science And then people ask
5369.47 -> me questions Doesn't Can you do
5371.16 -> that on top off Lord platforms
5372.44 -> like AWS Definitely You can do
5374.09 -> that on top of platforms Like
5375.27 -> AWS AWS has a latour off
5377.78 -> machine learning big data analytic services
5380.36 -> Whether you talk about cognitive services
5382.37 -> that let you use e I
5384.43 -> and L P if you want
5385.89 -> to use ready to use a
5386.88 -> P I Stephen those applications Sorry
5389.56 -> PSR available that let you do
5391.07 -> for his detection Image detection sentiment
5393.63 -> analysis fraud detection quite a few
5396.47 -> other things Okay um text to
5399.22 -> speech speech to text right These
5401.32 -> kind of applications as well If
5403 -> you talk about war analytics like
5405.06 -> running machine learning models building machine
5407.17 -> learning models then you have So
5409.74 -> sisli commission stays makeup that let
5411.57 -> you do this accident and indeed
5414.18 -> ill Okay Apart from that there
5416.26 -> are quite a few services that
5417.55 -> let you perform big data operations
5419.18 -> He peel operations and data warehousing
5420.94 -> operations as well So they talk
5422.82 -> about big data ai machine learning
5425.8 -> Everything is taken care by celebrates
5428.85 -> now these are some of the
5429.76 -> domains that you see on street
5431.77 -> other domains that are not there
5433.13 -> on the screen Yes there are
5434.85 -> quite a few domains that are
5436.27 -> actually not there on the screen
5438.72 -> So if I were to talk
5440.12 -> about other domains or other services
5442.18 -> that AWS has to offer to
5443.37 -> you that are Romans like I
5445.66 -> o P Internet of things like
5447.4 -> the Internet of things is nothing
5449.29 -> but a practice where devices are
5452.55 -> connected to each other through the
5454.14 -> Internet and over the Internet We
5456.44 -> collect the data from these devices
5458.81 -> through sensors Now this data some
5461.11 -> is something that can let you
5462.48 -> actually won operate these devices and
5465.62 -> also generate insights from the data
5468.02 -> that we get from your making
5469.48 -> those devices martyr So that is
5471.72 -> what the aim off duty is
5473.31 -> right Say for example smart signals
5475.79 -> that we have right smart home
5477.8 -> device and says Our plan says
5479.65 -> now some of these work on
5481.03 -> Internet off things slip So since
5483.56 -> Internet of things is objecting these
5485.25 -> days it oppresses me room for
5486.8 -> it as well Now this was
5488.97 -> about voting for you Do you
5491.56 -> have like services that give you
5493.73 -> um administrative devices with AWS that
5497.57 -> are like a society court and
5499.54 -> other services which actually let you
5501.84 -> connect your beauty device History of
5504.21 -> this cloud platform with ease There
5506.07 -> are other So this is like
5507.22 -> a coyote green grass and quite
5508.59 -> a few other services that a
5509.51 -> loveless has to offer to us
5510.94 -> But that is no different of
5511.9 -> discretion I just want to tell
5513.07 -> you that I o t Is
5514.28 -> something that is supported by AWS
5515.64 -> That is one of the moments
5517.06 -> than the other movements can be
5518.36 -> or develops Dome in right when
5520.02 -> you talk about the develops dome
5521.48 -> in um these are the developer
5524.17 -> tools right What is there watching
5525.77 -> their offices and approach where we
5527.67 -> break silos between developers and administrators
5531.03 -> Now these are the two teams
5532.28 -> that are in world in software
5533.99 -> development process So the developers build
5536.86 -> it in a developer environment whereas
5538.66 -> the Operation steam or the administrative
5541.1 -> thing operates on the software in
5543.18 -> the production environment two different environments
5546.02 -> altogether But when you talk about
5548.65 -> them they have to work together
5550.63 -> because they are connected with each
5552.81 -> other in the form of the
5553.65 -> software that was built so in
5556.28 -> previous days are in the exile
5557.85 -> matador The methods that will before
5559.87 -> that we had problems with these
5561.8 -> two teams had quite a few
5562.77 -> conflicts because what worked in development
5565.23 -> environment did not work in production
5566.72 -> environment and vice versa And both
5569.01 -> these things believe that it was
5570.61 -> the fort of the other team
5572.25 -> So what happened was we had
5573.56 -> a new approach called as the
5574.82 -> wops that actually combined these two
5576.65 -> teams to work together And they
5578.47 -> generated a continuous integration and deployment
5580.66 -> kind of a process where you
5582.22 -> could work together and build software
5584.05 -> at a better and a faster
5585.34 -> peace while the Pagis could be
5586.99 -> fixed in quickly and everything could
5588.44 -> be done at a quicker pace
5589.45 -> and that continues space So this
5591.51 -> is what they walks brought into
5592.87 -> paternity docker software development something that
5595.44 -> has reversed delusional ized on software
5597.94 -> development They would be quite a
5599.42 -> few people who are attending this
5600.6 -> system or the session Sorry And
5602.75 -> they know about their develops right
5604.41 -> So they can relate to these
5605.64 -> things So basically that is what
5607.36 -> the options and it is very
5608.69 -> popular in the market So AWS
5610.5 -> has also provided quite a few
5611.98 -> sizes like it of this cloud
5613.45 -> pipeline it every a score coming
5615.44 -> with a similar to get right
5617.26 -> You have a lovely scored bill
5618.56 -> Services you have it appears court
5620.5 -> commit court court deploy right And
5623.47 -> a core pipeline as well So
5624.88 -> these are the services that actually
5626.75 -> let you perform their ops operations
5628.66 -> and right from writing Accord toe
5631.1 -> committing it to deploying Get toe
5632.79 -> building it Everything is taken carrier
5635.6 -> on this AWS cloud platform So
5638.24 -> when you talk over the domains
5639.69 -> and so this is that eight
5640.52 -> of this has to offer to
5641.51 -> you and the possibilities are many
5644.22 -> Once we get into the console
5645.7 -> I would show you some of
5646.89 -> those services not whatever that But
5648.97 -> this is about the core service
5650.73 -> domains that AWS has to offer
5652.08 -> to you I believe I've talked
5653.84 -> enough about them quite a lot
5655.96 -> actually So let this is go
5657.44 -> ahead and take a look at
5658.2 -> one of the first do means
5660.68 -> that come from the AWS And
5662.38 -> let's try and explore that a
5663.5 -> little more Okay so my presentation
5666.6 -> say is that this your first
5667.93 -> take a look at the free
5669.04 -> peer account at the Annapolis console
5671.75 -> that it has to offer kept
5673.45 -> So let's do that Let's quickly
5674.55 -> take a look at the AWS
5675.88 -> for repair concert right Let me
5677.76 -> give you some information on these
5679.28 -> pointers and then we'll go ahead
5681.24 -> and talk about some of the
5683.04 -> services that AWS has to offer
5684.53 -> to us So again let me
5687.42 -> switch into my tap right allowed
5689.32 -> to log in our sign into
5690.55 -> my console Here let's do that
5693.29 -> Should not be difficult I have
5694.51 -> an account here I had a
5698.38 -> session couple of days back for
5700.07 -> great learning in that session My
5703.89 -> conscious refused to stock So I
5706.51 -> had between my password and stuff
5708.74 -> So I assume that it would
5710.64 -> be a pen function Enough Oh
5716.64 -> I feel so relaxed It is
5717.76 -> working Okay so this is a
5719.4 -> memoir coming that I have I
5720.55 -> used for part of the activities
5722.84 -> mostly for demonstrations So let's quickly
5724.77 -> take a look at the second
5725.72 -> So guys this is what if
5727.02 -> every idiot account off Amazon Web
5728.7 -> services looks like So when I
5730.95 -> say off free D'Errico it offers
5734.27 -> quite a few features that are
5736.24 -> available to use us free off
5738.03 -> cost This is for learning purposes
5740.12 -> right now Aws Since it's a
5741.78 -> global platform it wants more and
5744.14 -> more people to use its platform
5745.95 -> its services Right So what it
5748.24 -> does is it gives you a
5749.19 -> free data Contact is valid for
5750.78 -> one year And for this one
5753.27 -> year you have most of the
5754.89 -> services that it alludes has to
5756.32 -> offer to you I would level
5758.5 -> to you free of cost with
5759.78 -> some upper caps That means all
5763.09 -> these resources will have a certain
5765.77 -> limit on it Say for example
5767.65 -> easy to is a compute service
5769.58 -> so you can launch a virtual
5770.81 -> machines here with AWS water Does
5773.61 -> is it gives your be ability
5775.44 -> to launch basic instances that are
5777.76 -> that you can land a few
5778.69 -> Of course if you want to
5780.57 -> launch bigger instances then you might
5782.63 -> be touched Okay so this is
5784.63 -> what a free tier limiters say
5785.98 -> For example s trees a story
5787.53 -> service where you can store data
5789.37 -> up to five TB if you
5790.61 -> x here that you'll be charged
5792.93 -> So that is what a three
5794.18 -> tier cap is now for people
5796.36 -> who want to start practicing a
5798.07 -> jobless these resources have more than
5800.6 -> enough You can do a lot
5802.16 -> of things with these resources right
5804.24 -> So um if you do not
5806.24 -> have an accord to make sure
5807.21 -> you go out and have one
5808.63 -> How do you create an account
5809.86 -> You just have to search for
5811.06 -> AWS Freedia Okay Once you search
5813.96 -> for AWS Freedia you would be
5816.2 -> having access to I really have
5818.74 -> to sign upto it of this
5820.07 -> video You'll have to giving your
5821.36 -> details like basic details What The
5823.85 -> name is email I d where
5825.04 -> you decide your address and you
5827.21 -> would be actually accept Expected to
5829.46 -> giving your credit card details So
5832.08 -> the reason they ask you for
5833.24 -> credit card details is they want
5834.57 -> to verify your ledgett user And
5836.95 -> in case if you cross the
5838.91 -> limits and you have to pay
5840.61 -> the amount about the cap that
5842.33 -> you crossed that would be dr
5844.79 -> from your current car But it
5846.82 -> does not de bitter uh money
5850.02 -> without asking you it will ask
5852.31 -> for it And if you approve
5853.6 -> only then it will charge you
5855.06 -> If it is a three d
5855.9 -> Errico you can even put in
5857.8 -> your debit card details It says
5859.13 -> you have to give credit card
5860.16 -> details But if it aws have
5861.5 -> tried using my debit card and
5862.74 -> it works as well so they
5864.23 -> cannot charge you without your permission
5866.16 -> So domain Sure you have a
5867.52 -> free terra content You start practicing
5870.25 -> it oblivious just like our water
5873.24 -> I'm talking about in decision as
5874.77 -> well so that it can at
5875.78 -> least get started with this platform
5877.3 -> if you haven't Okay so this
5880.15 -> or that But how do you
5880.9 -> get started Let's take a look
5882.83 -> at the services it offers now
5883.98 -> for that If I click on
5884.91 -> the services option you see all
5887.51 -> the major domains you have right
5888.95 -> We've discussed some of these Say
5891.04 -> for example your compute domain Right
5893.23 -> in your computer domain You have
5894.55 -> these services Some of them have
5895.77 -> already mentioned We were discussing these
5898.03 -> Denard body analogue Tex right Quite
5900.93 -> of your services Like patina EMR
5903.08 -> Cloud Certain elastic service Let us
5905.54 -> accept so sorry Kindnesses quicksight quicksight
5908.48 -> is your B I service Just
5910.37 -> like your tableaux are Barbier that
5913.6 -> you have right It lets you
5914.99 -> visualize the data the attack by
5917.15 -> playing data exchange Blue Lake formation
5920.24 -> and Meskhi Then if you go
5922.71 -> into the machine learning part you
5924.32 -> have specific machine learning services as
5926.24 -> well We'll take a located Not
5927.35 -> ready But for now let me
5929.18 -> just scroll up and see What
5931.05 -> are the other services that I
5931.93 -> wanted to talk about Business applications
5935.28 -> Alexa for business Amazon time work
5937.45 -> Male I haven't used these to
5938.68 -> be Frank Quit These are useful
5940.73 -> services Storage in storage You have
5943.5 -> s three fs Now this is
5946 -> your object stories This is your
5947.34 -> file storage archival storage stories gateways
5950.95 -> Something that led to connect different
5952.84 -> storages in different regions Right Um
5956.66 -> now you have a management services
5958.11 -> have mentioned the quite a few
5959.19 -> actually organizations loud watch auto scaling
5961.65 -> for mission trail config So these
5964.24 -> are important services You can study
5965.83 -> these as well Security You have
5967.3 -> I am right Secrets manager Guard
5970.67 -> beauty Um the other services as
5973.57 -> a will discuss this Waffen She
5975.14 -> loves something that are very popular
5976.99 -> Internet of things Now the services
5978.82 -> that I mentioned great record are
5981.16 -> free Our doors You also have
5982.94 -> your green grass that I mentioned
5984.53 -> I only one click that lets
5985.87 -> you look at a few things
5986.79 -> just started Click as the name
5987.99 -> suggest Okay Databases You have popular
5990.91 -> database services like ideas Dynamodb Last
5993.27 -> tickets to dynamodb is something that
5994.81 -> is You are It is similar
5998.71 -> toe cost moody B that there
6001.54 -> has to offer you Let's not
6003.08 -> talk about that final It will
6004.67 -> die with us Um and then
6006.76 -> you have your document DBS Well
6009.84 -> kindnesses cellular chipped is one that
6012.34 -> lets you connect toe are basically
6014.88 -> take care of your instructor database
6016.38 -> successful Okay so if I scroll
6018.6 -> down there are networking services here
6021.2 -> you have in machine Learning services
6022.86 -> Stays maker is something that lets
6024.37 -> you have our user to use
6026.57 -> nor nor books biting more books
6028.28 -> that it offers It lets you
6030.04 -> build a machine learning solution and
6031.91 -> doing right from writing cords to
6034.12 -> actually going out and deploying that
6035.98 -> certain an enduring solution right Augmented
6038.62 -> the I So this is this
6040.9 -> and comprehend these are some of
6042.93 -> the EI services right Complained in
6046.42 -> particular is more often e p
6048.01 -> i o r On application service
6049.82 -> which is ready to use application
6051.1 -> You put in your data and
6052.51 -> get information It lets you do
6054.75 -> sentiment analysis to be frank Okay
6057.36 -> so then you have Amazon lex
6058.9 -> which is to build chatbots that
6062.05 -> can actually be integrated with different
6063.78 -> platforms as well And this lets
6065.16 -> you do it with a lot
6065.93 -> of these Amazon Polly is one
6068.66 -> of your speed synthesizers So this
6072.03 -> is more off our extra speed
6074.45 -> Kind of a thing You're indebted
6075.54 -> text and it converted to speech
6078.01 -> Okay so and it's lowers off
6080.86 -> a battered so that tells you
6082.01 -> write it speaks what you tell
6084.21 -> what you tell you to speak
6085.3 -> right So transcribe is more off
6087.82 -> for into these translation things So
6091.18 -> they're quite a few services that
6092.2 -> that that I might You might
6093.95 -> want to come here and take
6094.94 -> a look at those one by
6095.82 -> one This is about the council
6098.03 -> that AWS has to offer to
6099.15 -> you You can actually go out
6100.56 -> and click on these right away
6102.38 -> or it would not see one
6103.36 -> of these You can just type
6105.01 -> its name If I type as
6106.05 -> three it will Charm is on
6107.56 -> a street service to me I
6109.12 -> can click on it and I'll
6110.17 -> be taken to that particular thing
6112.63 -> What you see here is the
6114.21 -> region part You can choose what
6117.93 -> reason we want to create area
6119.37 -> resources as well Okay so you
6122.28 -> have options that you can choose
6123.68 -> different reasons You can see the
6125.48 -> names of the reasons that I
6126.48 -> hear Okay uh again if you
6130.56 -> scroll down there are some of
6132.16 -> the tutorials as well that you
6133.34 -> can actually go ahead and use
6135.12 -> to get started with some of
6136.38 -> the things that you would want
6137.52 -> to do Even the time is
6138.46 -> given how long it will take
6139.49 -> for you to do all these
6140.33 -> things right Six minutes for you
6142.08 -> to build over Bob Brutal three
6143.81 -> minutes fire to launch An instance
6145.15 -> with London Instance Sharp did not
6146.52 -> worry about that So I'm going
6148.6 -> to talk about AWS It gives
6150.89 -> you quite a few absence and
6151.88 -> this is how the console looks
6153.11 -> like So let us go back
6155.08 -> and take a look at the
6155.84 -> first set off domain that we
6158.11 -> wanted to discuss And then we
6160.02 -> can come back for the democratic
6161.51 -> and right So let's do that
6163.47 -> Okay So what is the first
6165.53 -> dome in that we have in
6166.65 -> our hands What is the first
6168.03 -> woman that we have on our
6169.05 -> plate Right So when you talk
6171.07 -> about this two minute is AWS
6173.65 -> compute ation service our compute services
6177.27 -> Rather So when you talk about
6178.62 -> these compute services uh it has
6181.86 -> quite a few compute services that
6183.32 -> AWS has to offer to you
6185.05 -> on AWS has quite a few
6186.2 -> compute services it would like to
6187.8 -> offer to one of those are
6189.61 -> the first ones that you see
6190.68 -> on the screen iss Amazon elastic
6193.44 -> being stock So Amazon elastic Beanstalk
6196.92 -> is one off those services um
6200.84 -> but actually lets you go ahead
6202.83 -> and how or use pass offerings
6205.55 -> that AWS has to offer to
6207.08 -> you Okay so when I say
6209.07 -> past offerings um you're basically a
6213.87 -> complete platform is made available to
6216.12 -> you but you can access which
6218.44 -> you can use using your abuse
6220.92 -> Say for example I have an
6222.67 -> application that is a pen dirty
6224.09 -> for me I just need to
6225.7 -> move my corporate of listen started
6227.6 -> working on it right Let's assume
6229.28 -> that that application is building by
6231.63 -> dawn So in this case whatever
6233.96 -> do is I can actually go
6235.03 -> ahead and launch an instance So
6237.05 -> in Slough launching an instance and
6238.63 -> setting it up launching a virtual
6240.26 -> machine and setting it up configuring
6241.9 -> it totally okay what I can
6244.21 -> do with elastic being stocker's I
6247.06 -> can actually just go ahead and
6248.26 -> fire up one of the environments
6249.71 -> that elastic beanstalk has to offer
6251.34 -> to me And here the environment
6253.48 -> is ready mere for me I'll
6255.05 -> have to do is put my
6256.54 -> corn and my application will start
6258 -> looking for me That operates what
6259.84 -> it also does is it gives
6261.03 -> me an environment where I can
6262.33 -> actually start quoting as well Let's
6264.27 -> assume that I'm good with Python
6265.71 -> and I know how to build
6266.81 -> an application in fightin so it
6268.53 -> will actually go out and create
6269.76 -> a virtual machine for me It
6271.35 -> would create an environment on top
6272.9 -> off it and I can actually
6274.39 -> just go ahead and fire up
6275.4 -> that environment and just start writing
6277.42 -> my fight in court and my
6278.99 -> application will be a pen ready
6280.46 -> for deployment It also lets your
6282.34 -> deploy application with a lot more
6284.13 -> These gives you complete status In
6287.06 -> what state is your application in
6289.71 -> what state of deployment it isn't
6291.51 -> exactly And using that I can
6293.42 -> actually go ahead and deploy my
6296.22 -> AWS elastic beanstalk application So we've
6298.72 -> already discussed what platform of the
6300.35 -> services are so you can see
6302.13 -> on the screen On the left
6303.15 -> hand side there's a small image
6305.62 -> that desserts a pass offering That
6307.35 -> means my bender takes care of
6309.15 -> everything right from networking Children pain
6311.49 -> where there's mom middleware operating system
6313.38 -> virtualization So it wasn't storage Everything
6315.53 -> is managed by Miranda All I
6317.34 -> manage is the application of the
6318.81 -> data that I have to control
6320.56 -> on If I would define the
6322.5 -> service I would say it is
6324.12 -> a computers which gives me pass
6325.87 -> off things right now Unlike easy
6328.53 -> to something that will be discussing
6329.96 -> next you do not have to
6331.3 -> set up underlying infrastructure And instead
6333.92 -> you can actually just go ahead
6335.03 -> and quickly deploy these applications to
6337.68 -> AWS Cloud platform And man is
6339.48 -> them So basically does nothing but
6342.25 -> a pass offering that AWS has
6343.91 -> to offer to you So I
6345.4 -> believe elastic beanstalk It's clear to
6347.41 -> you people let us go ahead
6349.02 -> and talk about the other service
6351.07 -> or the other dome in So
6353.12 -> the next service that we have
6354.22 -> your ISM is on Lambda Now
6356.36 -> when you talk about Amazon lambda
6357.92 -> it is a serverless compute service
6359.91 -> that Amazon Web services has to
6361.34 -> offer to us Now when I
6363.16 -> say a serverless compute service water
6365.06 -> does is it basically takes Lord
6368.16 -> off the developers to a very
6369.62 -> great extent when you talk about
6371.06 -> configuring part right Yeah I would
6373.2 -> not have to worry about resources
6375.25 -> Do not have to worry about
6376.65 -> to launch them or how to
6377.9 -> man is them hold management part
6380.18 -> and even the configuration part that
6381.93 -> we talked about in the past
6383.09 -> thing it is taken care by
6384.64 -> alarmed us of this It basically
6386.91 -> actually goes out and works with
6388.39 -> flower formation will discuss that Do
6389.85 -> not worry about it Blow for
6391.34 -> mission to ensure that most of
6393.27 -> these tasks are automated Once you
6395.76 -> have application your data you just
6397.27 -> put it here and starts working
6398.68 -> for you You're not have to
6399.91 -> worry about the management part as
6401.33 -> well in simple or should not
6402.98 -> have to worry about the server
6404.39 -> and the lengths over everything is
6406.11 -> taken care here by a cloud
6407.82 -> platform So that is what the
6409.13 -> alarm that service does for you
6411.11 -> All you have to do is
6412.43 -> you just have to go and
6413.39 -> put a court on the Amazon
6414.5 -> lambda and it should work for
6415.85 -> you as simple as that We'll
6417.96 -> explore the so little moments we
6419.58 -> get into the demo But this
6421.22 -> is what they just stopped irritable
6422.68 -> Islam that so this is OK
6425.89 -> let us go ahead and talk
6427 -> about the other services that AWS
6429.48 -> has to offer to us So
6431.05 -> one of them is your elastic
6432.8 -> lower balances Now when you talk
6434.97 -> about elastic lord balances consider this
6437.8 -> scenario right I've mentioned our cloud
6440.07 -> platforms That could be a situation
6442.04 -> where your application experiences a spike
6444.38 -> in traffic Now since there's a
6446.6 -> spike in traffic there could be
6448.57 -> a situation that you are so
6450.45 -> was a well ordered and they're
6451.72 -> not functioning with In some cases
6453.97 -> your application might even crash for
6455.73 -> some unknown reason as well Or
6458.07 -> say for example you have a
6460.39 -> larger machine with you and even
6462.02 -> that crashes were all your data
6463.47 -> the sex So what do you
6464.99 -> do in this situation when you
6467.03 -> talk about elastic lower balances As
6469.83 -> the name suggests these services ensure
6473.05 -> that you can valence your Lord
6474.88 -> on different resources Let's stand understand
6478.86 -> this point a little more So
6480.51 -> guys there's a lot of charity
6481.7 -> that I've been talking about Do
6482.87 -> not worry Let me explain this
6486.22 -> concept Salvi capsule of these for
6487.91 -> you and we'll take a look
6489.25 -> at the demonstrations off some of
6490.63 -> these services as well So when
6492.39 -> you talk about an elastic lower
6494.38 -> balancer okay What the service does
6497.23 -> is it distributes chur incoming traffic
6500.07 -> across several targets Okay So everywhere
6503.65 -> you've been reading the stoma Masami
6505.65 -> settle instances This is something I'm
6507.79 -> afraid we should have discussed First
6509.84 -> to give you a general idea
6511.23 -> When you talk about an easy
6512.3 -> two Instance these Iowa virtual machines
6514.69 -> that AWS lets you configure you
6516.88 -> can actually plan What stories What
6518.51 -> network It falls under And on
6520.45 -> top of these virtual machines these
6521.93 -> can be a windows lean axe
6523.44 -> and all these kind of virtual
6524.7 -> machines Right So most of the
6527.06 -> applications would be deciding on your
6528.63 -> easy to compute instances Okay so
6531.42 -> that is why we see the
6532.39 -> strong everywhere like a Milan Easy
6534.5 -> to instance we'll be talking about
6535.88 -> that in detail but to give
6537.5 -> you and just give you adjust
6539.01 -> this is what it is So
6540.64 -> when you talk about elastic load
6542.01 -> balance is what it does is
6543.29 -> it distributes air traffic Okay so
6546.03 -> in your case you could have
6547.71 -> multiple easy to instances with you
6549.58 -> Okay so it traffic it diverts
6552.03 -> your traffic toe Does instances Vitor
6554.54 -> I did not have lesser topic
6556.17 -> Say for example you are one
6557.69 -> issue two instances experiencing a lot
6559.42 -> of traffic So instead of diverting
6561.44 -> all your traffic there it will
6562.6 -> divert traffic to some other instance
6565.25 -> for that it uses a loveless
6566.85 -> lambda function Okay so Lambda function
6569.43 -> as I mentioned it man it
6570.56 -> just this lure It helps you
6572.05 -> transfer this Lord Um And then
6575.21 -> there are containers something that will
6576.75 -> discuss again later So let's not
6579.34 -> focus on the world containers for
6580.64 -> now But in simple words what
6582.3 -> your lower balances All this does
6583.79 -> is it calculates what are the
6586.68 -> easy to instances that are functioning
6588.5 -> in those regions and distributor lord
6590.58 -> evenly so that none of your
6592.52 -> instance faces too much traffic and
6594.16 -> crashes down Okay what It does
6596.81 -> this These are some of the
6597.68 -> features that you see on the
6598.64 -> screen It lets you automatically skill
6603.13 -> to meet the incoming traffic that
6605.17 -> you have okay on That is
6606.84 -> something that we've discussed already It
6609.01 -> improves your order performance of applications
6611.38 -> That is obvious to happen Let's
6612.6 -> assume that there is so much
6613.62 -> traffic on one of for instance
6615.21 -> that it is not able to
6616.32 -> handle that traffic Right DDOS attack
6619.08 -> is something that you might have
6619.95 -> heard off where people just throw
6622.28 -> in my people requests on a
6623.94 -> particular application so that it crashes
6626.51 -> But if This happens when you
6627.57 -> talk about very obvious instances it
6630.46 -> would get really electrical other instances
6632.39 -> and we were playing that DDOS
6633.98 -> attack that person might feel OK
6636.54 -> on This also means that your
6638.36 -> application performs better right because traffic
6640.55 -> is getting distributed increases availability and
6644.04 -> for tolerance Yes your instances are
6645.99 -> not crashing That means they're available
6647.97 -> And if one of the instances
6649.13 -> facing problems others are available for
6651.01 -> it regular health checks to send
6653.43 -> only Haley baggage So this falls
6656.12 -> under man is went as well
6657.29 -> We're Lambda and some of your
6658.79 -> management services What they also do
6660.42 -> is they keep health checks to
6662.62 -> ensure that all the instances in
6664.91 -> a reason are really are in
6667.09 -> your application Basically network basically So
6670.38 -> if on instances not only the
6672.9 -> traffic would be they were take
6674.63 -> to that instance So that is
6677.02 -> what lower that insert As great
6678.25 -> as the names adjusted balances the
6680.35 -> lure off your resources for you
6682.88 -> Okay let us go out and
6685.87 -> take a look at some other
6687.16 -> pointers Okay let's talk about what
6690.42 -> are the types off elastic lower
6692.28 -> balances that you have to have
6694.43 -> a classic lower balancer network load
6696.45 -> balancer and your application lower balancer
6699.65 -> So when you talk about your
6701.57 -> lower balance is your classic lower
6703.64 -> balance that is that typically see
6705.32 -> toe your balance of that basic
6707.34 -> a state So what it does
6709.04 -> is it basically understands that one
6711.39 -> of the instances facing more traffics
6713.04 -> and it be words them to
6714.08 -> other instances But when you talk
6716 -> about your network lower balances are
6718.94 -> application Lower balances Now these function
6722.36 -> little differently These operate in your
6724.24 -> network The glare off your application
6729.28 -> basically are we When you talk
6732 -> about minute talk about computer networking
6735.34 -> we have different layers right It's
6737.33 -> fallen They are network where basically
6741.08 -> you're the sources to decide all
6742.48 -> your data recites site So when
6744.39 -> you talk our blood balances that
6746.02 -> operate in the network lead we
6747.29 -> call them as your network lower
6749.19 -> balances and the one that fall
6750.68 -> under the application layer called as
6752.35 -> their application lower balances Now this
6754.84 -> is something that we should not
6755.86 -> get into the details of But
6757.06 -> these are some of the types
6758.06 -> that end of this has to
6758.98 -> offer to you so the next
6761.49 -> point that we have on a
6762.32 -> screen is or post scaling So
6764.28 -> when you talk about orto scaling
6766.09 -> in particular What Amazon does is
6768.67 -> it gives you the freedom off
6770.99 -> upscaling and downscaling your instances Okay
6773.93 -> so let's assume that you have
6775.63 -> certain instances where you are Data
6778.74 -> is reciting So in this case
6781.22 -> what happens is that would be
6784.27 -> a situation that I've already mentioned
6785.79 -> that some off instances might expedience
6787.81 -> a lot off traffic In some
6789.72 -> cases they might just not experience
6791.49 -> traffic So you can actually ensure
6794.43 -> that you're easy to instances are
6796.07 -> always available to handle a particular
6797.94 -> set of Lourdes In case if
6800.13 -> you assume that are you know
6802.24 -> that the Lord of your particular
6804.16 -> instances going toe increase In that
6806.37 -> case you can always set them
6807.88 -> up for our post Kelly Wendy
6809.84 -> traffic increases They scale up to
6811.79 -> ensure that the functioning is smooth
6814.32 -> and in place Okay on You
6816.87 -> can even actually garden terminates off
6818.74 -> the instances right away Let's assume
6820.64 -> that your instance is not expecting
6823.34 -> any traffic on it is not
6825.19 -> expecting or not having any traffic
6826.9 -> at all In that case being
6828.57 -> money for that instance does not
6829.81 -> make a lot of sense right
6831.02 -> In that case you can actually
6832.26 -> go ahead and terminate that particular
6834.01 -> piece or set off instance so
6835.79 -> that you do not share any
6837.46 -> extra money on that instance What
6840.85 -> are the features that Amazon order
6842.61 -> Skilling offers to you It offers
6845.13 -> better for tolerance It is highly
6847.93 -> available on gives a better cost
6849.93 -> management So I do not see
6851.56 -> a point of born I did
6853.73 -> not see a point where we
6854.54 -> talk about these pointers a lot
6855.94 -> No because it's pretty Everything from
6858.48 -> the definition itself watered us Let
6860.72 -> us go out and try to
6861.5 -> understand something else here Okay so
6864.25 -> this is one of the most
6865.72 -> important bets that we would be
6867.49 -> talking about in the computer services
6870.26 -> dome in Okay so we've heard
6872.36 -> about easy Too easy Too easy
6873.76 -> to something that I should have
6874.87 -> discussed prior to All this is
6877.01 -> is that I discussed but it
6878.94 -> does not matter We'll cover this
6880.38 -> now And probably all that we
6881.72 -> discussed will still make sense to
6883.19 -> you Okay So this is one
6885.21 -> of the most important services that
6886.96 -> aws compute has to offer to
6888.48 -> you It is one of the
6889.72 -> most popular services when you talk
6891.46 -> about computation dimension plot platforms Okay
6894.3 -> so it is one of those
6895.76 -> services that go started in 2004
6897.99 -> Okay Um I believe this waas
6902.59 -> basically found by Christopher Brown if
6904.42 -> I'm not wrong in 2040 was
6905.96 -> based in Cape Town I'm not
6907.59 -> ever that it is the same
6908.86 -> size as a mother service that
6910.17 -> deformed But it was one of
6911.6 -> those for services it waas found
6913.27 -> in 2000 for and it soon
6915.51 -> became one of the most below
6916.96 -> tells us in the world And
6918.15 -> these days E C To provide
6920 -> to with so many options let's
6921.54 -> pan understand what easy to services
6923.61 -> So that's when you talk about
6924.78 -> Amazon elastic Compute louder Amazon Easy
6927.75 -> to it is a Web service
6929.76 -> that provides secure re sizable compute
6933.64 -> capacity in the cloud It is
6935.41 -> designed to make Web scale cloud
6937.63 -> computing easier for developers Okay so
6940.74 -> as the definition suggests it lets
6943.09 -> you launch instances are virtual machines
6946.41 -> to be frack about These instances
6949.06 -> are scale level in nature the
6950.63 -> highly cost efficient and flexible as
6952.81 -> well as we talk over the
6954.58 -> families off Easy to that we
6955.96 -> have on our plate you'll understand
6957.6 -> these terms toe a greater are
6960.35 -> better extent not whatever that I'll
6962.46 -> explain all these points to Indeed
6964.03 -> it but this is what the
6965.29 -> definition has to say But I've
6967.06 -> mentioned her film instances here right
6969.93 -> Let's try and understand what an
6971.18 -> instances So when you talk about
6973.96 -> an instance and instance is a
6976.01 -> watch also for running applications on
6978.25 -> Amazon Easy to Okay so there's
6981.39 -> let me give you an example
6983.05 -> here So when you talk about
6985.28 -> building a particular application right what
6988.79 -> we do is uh let's assume
6991.35 -> that you are given some project
6992.6 -> that you're supposed to make on
6993.64 -> your computer now you do not
6995.29 -> have a computer or a resource
6996.66 -> that lets you build that In
6998.55 -> that case what you're actually doing
7000.65 -> is you're actually going by that
7003.24 -> resource But that would be a
7005.47 -> costly affair for you to give
7008.52 -> you an example if you have
7009.55 -> to buy a laptop inundate costs
7011.14 -> year on ₹40,000 for a good
7012.97 -> laptop right The decent specs and
7015.45 -> would function But what if my
7018.4 -> work was only for 10 days
7019.82 -> Spending like ₹40,000 for that laptop
7021.93 -> won't make a lot off since
7022.97 -> right So instead what if I
7025.01 -> could rent a laptop for say
7027.06 -> ₹400 a day so in pen
7030.29 -> days it would cost me like
7031.36 -> 4000 right So that is like
7033.42 -> 1/10 of the cause that I
7034.94 -> would otherwise invest right So when
7038.68 -> you talk about application development it
7041.73 -> always won't make sense for it
7043.13 -> Actually go out and buy a
7044.03 -> breathing rate to give you another
7046.1 -> example Let's assume that I have
7047.76 -> one laptop with me okay And
7049.84 -> in that I need to run
7051.13 -> a project that I'm working on
7053.39 -> that works on Windows operating system
7055.73 -> And I have another project that
7056.97 -> I'm working one that works on
7058.51 -> some other operating systems silly Nick's
7060.3 -> or open toe So instead of
7063.32 -> actually going out and having to
7065.05 -> operating systems which is a difficult
7066.57 -> task right in my system I'll
7068.17 -> have to boot it up Set
7069.54 -> up two operating systems on the
7071.65 -> performance will be compromised as well
7073.37 -> right with cloud computing What you
7075.69 -> can do is you can actually
7076.69 -> go ahead and launch such operating
7078.48 -> systems or virtual machines and you
7081.16 -> can launch plenty off those What
7083.97 -> that does is that gives you
7085.13 -> a freedom of working on a
7086.4 -> different virtual machine So what a
7088.66 -> virtual machine as it creates over
7090.99 -> Children Africa often operating system for
7093.5 -> you So since And since it
7096.48 -> is based on a server you
7098.31 -> can launch multiple virtual machines on
7100.27 -> your laptop and your laptop won't
7102.27 -> hang You want help configuration or
7105.26 -> Grammy shoes Right So that is
7107.37 -> sort of a virtual machinists Think
7108.99 -> of it as a small computer
7110.48 -> which has its own Nador its
7112.02 -> own storage on its own capacities
7115.92 -> So that is what he see
7116.76 -> to does It lets you launch
7118.59 -> these different kind off instances these
7121.29 -> different kinds off Watch your machines
7126.32 -> Let this is go ahead and
7127.22 -> talk about what we have next
7129.13 -> So there are quite a few
7131.37 -> families that easy to offers to
7133.94 -> you when you talk about easy
7135.09 -> to know that so many types
7136.17 -> of instances so many pricing models
7138.66 -> it for lows and so many
7139.89 -> things will be discussing these points
7142.14 -> in a lot more detail So
7143.66 -> stay tuned and what are also
7145.12 -> suggested Some of these pointers allowed
7147.21 -> toe revisit as well because I
7149.38 -> would be talking about a lot
7150.47 -> of information yet and once we
7151.71 -> do that we'll get into the
7153.22 -> demo back So let us go
7155.23 -> ahead and no understand the different
7156.84 -> types off instances that AWS has
7159.12 -> to offer to us So when
7160.59 -> you talk about an AWS Easy
7162.53 -> to instance To be honest there
7165 -> are quite a few types of
7166.36 -> instances that are available I mean
7167.85 -> you can classify them based on
7169.16 -> their pricing right upon the way
7171.71 -> they function and upon their applications
7175.22 -> as well Okay so I'm not
7177.38 -> gonna complicate the process for you
7178.92 -> Let us talk about these things
7180.23 -> one by one and try to
7181.2 -> simplify the whole process as much
7183.56 -> as we can Okay so let's
7185.99 -> quickly get started So when you
7187.64 -> talk about the types of instances
7190.01 -> these are some of the families
7191.62 -> off instances that AWS offers When
7194.04 -> is your general purpose instance Writer
7195.9 -> When you say a general purpose
7197.29 -> instance these are those instances that
7199.48 -> are used for general purpose applications
7202.06 -> they would be giving you a
7203.23 -> certain amount of throw put our
7204.48 -> performance Okay so let's assume that
7207.41 -> you have an instance that works
7209.26 -> at en capacity okay And is
7212.73 -> the total amount of capacity it
7214.05 -> has But when you talk about
7215.79 -> a general purpose instance it reserves
7218.04 -> its capacity Okay so these also
7220.82 -> called as burst table instances Let
7222.72 -> me throw in some light on
7223.62 -> this topic Okay So when you
7225.34 -> talk about a general purpose Instance
7226.98 -> Let's assume it is working at
7228.27 -> a particular capacity Okay so in
7230.89 -> this case it would not work
7232.28 -> at that And capacity instead of
7234.3 -> good work at and minus 80
7236.51 -> are in minus 30 capacity That
7238.18 -> means 30% or 20% office capacity
7240.87 -> It will work out OK so
7242.91 -> if there is a requirement where
7244.71 -> you need to have a bigger
7246.34 -> or better performance in that guest
7248.72 -> it will burst out of its
7250.77 -> shell off 30 or 20% performance
7252.97 -> and it will perform better with
7254.75 -> AWS You get certain credits that
7256.47 -> are assigned for both stable performance
7258.8 -> so you can use worst people
7260.42 -> performance for those credit Okay so
7263.25 -> that is what a general purpose
7264.42 -> Instances um not very will be
7267.33 -> launching an instance or to where
7268.67 -> we'll talk about these pointers Next
7270.73 -> is your compute instance Now these
7272.7 -> are those instances where you need
7274.59 -> heavy computation right So um basically
7278.7 -> when you're talking about high compute
7280.49 -> power that is very a computation
7282.83 -> Instances come into picture memory instances
7285.76 -> Now these are the instances that
7287.24 -> talk about processing data in memory
7289.72 -> We're talking about our ram from
7291.5 -> all those kind of features here
7293.59 -> deep you instances that you see
7295.21 -> on the screen these are used
7296.6 -> for graphical processing Okay so when
7299.32 -> you're talking about video rendering more
7302.91 -> dealing other applications that military toe
7307.14 -> graphical processing those other things that
7308.89 -> work well on your DP instances
7311.5 -> stories instances as the name suggests
7313.85 -> these are the instances that give
7315.11 -> you better stories Capacity Okay so
7317.62 -> these are the types of instances
7318.97 -> based on their families So these
7320.31 -> other family that is general computer
7321.95 -> memory stories and deep you okay
7324.95 -> you see to pricing model Now
7326.61 -> there are instances that a classified
7328.27 -> on their pricing mortal s been
7329.56 -> great So when you say and
7330.76 -> on remind instance it is that
7333.08 -> instance that is available on demand
7335.23 -> It is available anytime you want
7336.82 -> it But it comes at a
7338.09 -> higher price Is just like renting
7340.46 -> a hotel room right You visit
7341.97 -> to a new city and you
7342.81 -> rent a hotel room so that
7344.74 -> what you do is you get
7345.91 -> whatever I mean You go there
7347.65 -> you'll just demand something You'll pick
7349.99 -> a hotel room whatever you want
7351.09 -> and you'll take that right So
7352.75 -> this could be cost thereby because
7353.97 -> you're doing it on the spot
7355.25 -> Not on this part but on
7356.22 -> the mind right Next is your
7358.18 -> dedicated instance So dedicated instance is
7361.11 -> an instance that is dedicated for
7362.83 -> a particular kind of application Okay
7365.28 -> so you are a user and
7366.91 -> you say that I have a
7368.39 -> particular set of applications that I
7370.04 -> need to run And I want
7371.87 -> this instance that is available only
7373.66 -> for my requirements In that case
7375.41 -> you go for a dedicated in
7376.77 -> starts reserved instance It's just like
7379.42 -> reserving your hotel in at once
7381.39 -> Right You know you're visiting Maybe
7383.18 -> go are maybe more leaves or
7385.39 -> something like that right So you
7386.79 -> know you're working there for four
7387.68 -> days and these other days that
7389.36 -> you're gonna visit them so you
7390.55 -> reserve those hotels in at once
7393.24 -> so you get those at a
7394.19 -> cheaper price So same is with
7396.51 -> reserved instances You know that you're
7398.12 -> going to need these many instances
7399.48 -> what this duration so you'll book
7401.16 -> them in advance Okay so they
7402.67 -> come to you at a cheaper
7403.76 -> price Why Because you're reserving them
7405.23 -> in advance and for a longer
7406.32 -> duration on sport Not this is
7408.92 -> like bidding on something where Let's
7411.42 -> assume that you have an activity
7413.7 -> that needs to be done You
7415.07 -> do not have any specific requirement
7416.94 -> here Any kind of instance will
7418.58 -> work for you This is where
7419.84 -> on spot instance comes into picture
7421.43 -> You just go there and you
7422.41 -> look for a non sport Instance
7424.25 -> it is a little different from
7425.37 -> on demand Instance Menu talk over
7426.88 -> there on sport Instance it does
7429.25 -> you get you use what you
7430.6 -> get OK so the pricing here
7433.62 -> is not fixed There is a
7435.46 -> bidding on these instance If you
7437.27 -> match that bird you'll be given
7438.95 -> that instance at that bidding price
7440.69 -> Once you release that instance there
7442.16 -> could be a possibility that you
7443.22 -> might not get that instance at
7444.54 -> the same price Okay so these
7446.96 -> are the types of instances that
7448.38 -> we have from a pricing perspective
7452.06 -> So let us now go ahead
7453 -> and understand something else So let
7456.32 -> us talk about their applications Right
7458.02 -> So when you say a burst
7459.43 -> table instance Okay so a bust
7462.12 -> People instances I've already explained it
7464.07 -> is something that performs at an
7465.36 -> optimal performance to start with But
7467.71 -> when you required to both start
7469.01 -> off its optimal performance it can
7471.83 -> do that for you as well
7473.6 -> EBS optimize not these are applications
7475.81 -> that I use for um optimal
7479.39 -> performance No in this case let's
7481.14 -> talk about a messaging system right
7483.72 -> Suppose you want to deliver messages
7485.6 -> to people in larger volumes but
7487.7 -> at a consistent rate So you
7489.1 -> know that dory it is consistent
7490.79 -> You need a good performance constant
7492.89 -> performance But in lower William will
7495.3 -> also work for you so that
7496.58 -> it's called leisure EBS Optimized Instance
7499.32 -> are these instances are used in
7500.89 -> those places dedicated We've already discussed
7503.39 -> that they are meant for a
7504.36 -> specific application Let's assume that I
7506.57 -> have highly secure data that I
7508.56 -> want to preserve and want to
7509.84 -> work on it in private Right
7511.35 -> So I can have dedicated resources
7512.86 -> which are not shared by anyone
7514.11 -> on getting the access to those
7516.28 -> resources Father Time duration I want
7517.88 -> to access them Cluster in a
7520.1 -> turkey now plus territory thing is
7522.1 -> something that basically classified the instances
7525.65 -> on a particular plaster performance Say
7528.18 -> for example I need a particular
7529.97 -> set of performance in a particular
7531.43 -> caste cluster of applications so I'll
7533.34 -> be using that kind of an
7534.28 -> instance death say for example I
7536.19 -> might have an instance for backend
7537.67 -> operations and one for front and
7539.11 -> operations and both the instances are
7541.26 -> cluster or all the resources that
7543.86 -> are there in that Leicester They
7545.11 -> work similarly Okay Are partisan Miller
7547.96 -> cause so that is what you're
7550.36 -> cluster network instances are So this
7552.86 -> was about Pete Curie off compute
7555.34 -> instances Let us weekly go ahead
7557.17 -> and log into our council And
7560.6 -> uh let's see how do these
7562.28 -> instances work Okay because I'm gonna
7565 -> quickly go out and fight of
7565.99 -> my W s management console again
7570.46 -> It will ask me to sign
7571.66 -> in again That is the standard
7573.41 -> procedure it has each time you
7575.68 -> say no far away little ask
7577.17 -> you to log in again So
7578.25 -> they always This is my um
7582.54 -> console So we've discussed this console
7585.2 -> a little less is go ahead
7586.62 -> and talk about the simple instances
7588.11 -> Now you can see there's an
7589.62 -> instance that is up and running
7591.12 -> already I do not need this
7592.96 -> instance I'm gonna terminate it quickly
7595.38 -> So guys when you terminate an
7596.73 -> instance it is not available for
7598.51 -> you to use any further If
7599.99 -> you stop it the instance will
7601.33 -> be there But it would be
7602.76 -> in a stop state It wouldn't
7603.88 -> be functioning You won't be ties
7605.53 -> for this instance OK But if
7607.87 -> you terminated it would be deleted
7609.39 -> community So when you talk about
7612.61 -> a laborious easy to basically as
7614.68 -> I've already mentioned you can launch
7616.11 -> instances American launch watching machines here
7619.29 -> Right So what we're gonna do
7620.88 -> is we're gonna go ahead and
7621.74 -> launch a virtual machine and under
7623.58 -> standard from a prospective ever get
7626.53 -> to know almost all let things
7628.11 -> about it Okay So let's just
7630.49 -> quickly go ahead and do that
7633.53 -> So again I'm gonna come back
7634.68 -> to the and in part it
7635.6 -> is setting under six instance of
7637.05 -> meanwhile just go ahead and launch
7638.81 -> one more instance And once we
7640.06 -> launch that instance I'll be talking
7641.57 -> about at the point is as
7642.76 -> well ok North Korea about that
7644.78 -> So let's violence and launch So
7648.11 -> that is when you try to
7649.19 -> launch an instance you get quite
7650.93 -> a few options here So when
7653 -> I say options that are options
7655.4 -> to choose from type of virtual
7657 -> machine that you want to not
7658.78 -> so what you see on the
7659.96 -> top of the screen is it
7661 -> say's choose an Amazon image right
7664.2 -> Amazon machine image So that means
7666.62 -> you're given a choice to pick
7668.07 -> a particular Amazon machine So your
7670.03 -> instance of virtual machine is nothing
7671.59 -> but a machine right So when
7673.56 -> it says choose and immense that
7675.34 -> means images nothing but are here
7677.65 -> My is nothing But it is
7680.24 -> a template instance or a washing
7682.28 -> machine that AWS has created of
7684.02 -> its has some configured our pre
7686.39 -> configured values with it Okay so
7689.17 -> you can actually go ahead and
7691.42 -> launch that particular instance or that
7694.01 -> am I and it will have
7695.59 -> a set off values Our principles
7697.31 -> are very success attached to it
7699.34 -> You can actually go out and
7700.36 -> also create a custom ear mites
7702.31 -> But that is a complex process
7703.71 -> Let's not do that What you
7705.87 -> can also do is once you
7706.89 -> create any Emma you can take
7709.32 -> you can make a copy African
7710.75 -> save it with you so that
7712.17 -> actually when you actually want to
7713.74 -> go ahead and launch a similar
7714.89 -> instance we can do that as
7716.08 -> well Okay so the sweater work
7718.84 -> the instances in general he amazing
7720.54 -> gentle less is guarded Launch one
7722.34 -> of these instances and see how
7724.24 -> it works So that's cruel You
7729.56 -> can see that there types of
7730.59 -> I have Lenexa instances Like I
7733.93 -> have my redhead instance Susie and
7737.17 -> I have been to um it
7743.65 -> seems that you can actually try
7744.89 -> Or Calamba as a lambda as
7746.39 -> we discussed is a serverless computing
7748.32 -> service that AWS has to offer
7750.57 -> to you Um you can launch
7752.57 -> your Microsoft server instance as well
7754.34 -> So guys what You know tears
7756.61 -> See it's written Frito visible balut
7759.78 -> Right So these are the instances
7761.74 -> that are available to you free
7762.96 -> off cost You are not supposed
7764.48 -> to be for them Even if
7765.68 -> you release along these instances not
7769.47 -> all these instances are free off
7771.04 -> course If it's cruel and you
7772.32 -> see these deep learning am eyes
7774.56 -> now these are something that not
7777.55 -> free for you Why Because um
7781.73 -> actually these are something that come
7783.52 -> with higher configuration And that is
7784.83 -> where you're charged for these instances
7786.78 -> So the minimum size of instances
7789.11 -> something that you can launch under
7790.35 -> your free Pierre account that you
7791.58 -> have Okay But this again is
7793.12 -> a three tier instance you see
7794.27 -> here Okay So OK you can
7797.13 -> actually go to non some of
7798.28 -> these instances Let the me quickly
7800.22 -> just go ahead and launch fits
7803.5 -> instant surveillance Let's launch living knows
7805.61 -> when it is the easiest one
7806.84 -> to actually go in a can
7808.18 -> figure Okay so there are different
7811.31 -> ways in which you connect with
7812.35 -> these instances For example you are
7814.49 -> when those instance can be connected
7816.41 -> truly more big stopped processing But
7818.4 -> if you have any necks instance
7819.68 -> are 12 instance for that you
7821.65 -> have to actually go through uh
7824.84 -> footage it on the party That
7827.13 -> is something that lets you decrypt
7829.01 -> your keys and then you can
7830.06 -> log into those instance using Put
7832.44 -> it in greater Okay it's called
7834.39 -> us part If I'm not I'm
7835.46 -> not sure the exact pronunciation of
7836.84 -> its put your party but I
7837.84 -> call it pretty Somebody recently corrected
7840.38 -> me telling me that it is
7841.2 -> pretty So let's stick to it
7842.41 -> being pretty OK let's just go
7844.91 -> ahead And now um how long
7847.19 -> is this instance for No So
7849.15 -> I see next um it gives
7853.27 -> you details about the vpc it
7857.3 -> watch your private cloud or it
7858.6 -> is a networking service that you
7859.95 -> have in your hand so you
7861.29 -> can decide what kind of subject
7862.69 -> to you wanted to fall under
7863.83 -> Okay so it will give you
7865.35 -> all the details here for that
7867.27 -> You can actually go and team
7868.35 -> that I am role is a
7869.74 -> security service I am that lets
7872.23 -> you create I am rolls who
7873.8 -> get strikes this word so you
7875.53 -> can create a new one You
7877.26 -> can use something that you already
7878.61 -> have if you want one If
7880.14 -> I don't do anything it creates
7881.26 -> a one role by default for
7882.33 -> me So I do not have
7883.19 -> to do anything I'm just gonna
7884.47 -> ward and sit next funnel So
7886.53 -> when it creates something by before
7887.94 -> for you it comes with basic
7889.08 -> settings and security If you want
7891.16 -> to optimize on it you can
7892.34 -> do that now this is where
7893.92 -> the story it's part comes in
7895.39 -> OK so when you see a
7897.85 -> story is back okay so by
7901.32 -> different it comes with a 30
7903.01 -> GB off stories attached to it
7904.93 -> Okay so I can actually go
7906.56 -> out and attach more stories that
7907.9 -> I can just tell the stories
7909.11 -> value here I can walk 100
7910.59 -> GB if I want so we're
7912.72 -> gonna see are actually good and
7914.11 -> a tattoo on him to an
7915.02 -> instance But we'll do that in
7916.17 -> the later half of this issue
7917.16 -> Let's not do that now Okay
7918.77 -> So I'm and there's these other
7922.37 -> types of wall in that that
7923.6 -> is a general purpose SSD pro
7925.75 -> isn't I obsesses the magnetic standard
7927.85 -> right So these I says these
7929.77 -> you can also have as Diddy's
7931.1 -> But you don't see that here
7932.1 -> in option right Because as Diddy's
7934.32 -> are nothing but a hard describes
7935.71 -> something that you are that externally
7937.59 -> so far more William Good back
7940.07 -> This is where I'll get more
7941.07 -> options here But see corners Didi
7944.64 -> throughput is daily right So this
7946.65 -> is the often that you get
7947.43 -> when you are that something are
7948.88 -> while you externally So the one
7951.7 -> thing will get into the legal
7952.99 -> soffit leader lessons Gordon See no
7954.88 -> at tax tax or something that
7956.99 -> let you differentiate your instances Because
7959.29 -> when you launch like 50 60
7961 -> instances it is difficult to classify
7963.85 -> all those instances So tagging is
7965.68 -> a good habit Security Now by
7968.38 -> before t I'm gonna rdp signing
7971.68 -> to this instance it will use
7974.3 -> TCP protocol this portrait and source
7977.56 -> from any traffic It will let
7978.85 -> me get the trafficking I can
7980.84 -> choose what I be I want
7982.06 -> to use as well if I
7982.91 -> want Oh so depending upon what
7985.74 -> kind of security what you can
7986.93 -> make teams this year right So
7988.77 -> if I use the basic when
7989.81 -> it says rules with source so
7992.24 -> and so to access the instance
7994.18 -> very coming Setting up security group
7995.99 -> rules to allow access for more
7997.95 -> I p only see that injury
7999.66 -> a person like me because that
8000.83 -> would make it more secure But
8002.78 -> this is a demo for instance
8004.36 -> would not have to worry about
8005.42 -> it So let's just say lunch
8008.26 -> it I am giving it a
8009.2 -> second giving me a noticing that
8010.49 -> you can improve the security But
8012.87 -> let's give that so this is
8015.25 -> the last bit off it which
8016.95 -> again is important if you ask
8018.79 -> me So when you talk about
8023.14 -> these instances right So basically what
8026.45 -> AWS does is it lets you
8027.86 -> sign into these instance through different
8031.09 -> media different ways So what are
8033.34 -> those different ways and different mediums
8034.91 -> through which you can sign into
8035.94 -> an instance So no different ways
8040.31 -> Basically I misspelled or mis used
8043.48 -> the word step Basically when you
8045.59 -> talk about a keeper yeah what
8047.9 -> AWS does this in these easy
8049.71 -> to instances it actually lets you
8051.88 -> um signing with the keep it
8055.17 -> so keep it is nothing but
8056.4 -> a collection off public and the
8057.67 -> private key as you see on
8058.9 -> the screen So what this does
8060.56 -> is you basically have given a
8062.32 -> private Canada place as a public
8064.25 -> together They love you to connect
8065.67 -> an instance You cannot do it
8066.76 -> without one or the other Okay
8069.79 -> so when you actually going into
8072.71 -> is a private here it gets
8074.1 -> down ordered and you have to
8075.16 -> ensure to keep it safe with
8076.51 -> you Because if a private key
8079.34 -> is lost you cannot access your
8081.11 -> instance going ahead So that is
8083.32 -> an important criterion there So make
8085.32 -> sure you have your um by
8087.39 -> what He's safe with you Okay
8089.3 -> so how do you do that
8090.28 -> You just come here and say
8091.23 -> create new Let's call it the
8094.21 -> more 321 And I say download
8098.8 -> So as I've mentioned keep it
8100.06 -> safe with you whenever you use
8101.83 -> it And now I'm going to
8103.62 -> just go ahead and say no
8104.99 -> into my instance So launching this
8109.16 -> instance will take a couple of
8111.07 -> minutes Okay So let that instance
8114.99 -> get launched and then we'll see
8117.04 -> how the instance works And what
8118.45 -> can we do with that particular
8120.23 -> instance Okay so what shall we
8123.04 -> do Know OK so let's just
8124.27 -> go ahead and take a look
8128.06 -> at some other point does Meanwhile
8129.32 -> this instance gets launched Okay So
8131.22 -> if I could Connie Zito it
8134.03 -> will show that one instances running
8135.69 -> Why is that Because I've believed
8137.02 -> that art originated on the instances
8138.64 -> as can see So it does
8141.16 -> not show middle instances up and
8142.61 -> running right If I scroll down
8144.4 -> here you see that I have
8146.24 -> these sport requests The pricing that
8149.26 -> we talked about right reserved instances
8151.02 -> saving plans dedicated hosts scheduled instances
8154.25 -> and all of those things images
8155.98 -> he admires You have it here
8156.99 -> You can choose different am eyes
8158.29 -> right You can create your own
8159.26 -> as well Walliams Now if I
8161.88 -> come toe volumes there is one
8163.79 -> volume that is orderly here with
8165.44 -> me I can actually go out
8167.17 -> and create other volume says Well
8168.95 -> let's say I want to create
8169.86 -> one more volume of 30 GB
8172.19 -> Let's call it 50 g We
8173.36 -> just to be safe I can
8175.27 -> choose the reason where I wanted
8176.49 -> want him to be so preferably
8178.24 -> keep it in the same region
8179.26 -> Very instances And then you just
8180.68 -> see create water And just like
8182.84 -> that your volume would be created
8184.63 -> here We don't see any right
8186.63 -> now Because you don't think that
8191.89 -> Naoya when you monsieur right Its
8194.32 -> performance is also different so you
8197.03 -> can always have a volume that
8198.851 -> is appended the with you So
8201.199 -> if I click on this it
8202.1 -> will give me an option off
8203.22 -> modifying my wallet My can increase
8204.92 -> its size If I haven't attached
8206.319 -> volume I can increase its size
8208.33 -> Right Uh if I actually have
8211.64 -> toe delete a while making duke
8213.37 -> that I can detach a volume
8215.49 -> from an existing instance and I
8216.82 -> that's a new one into it
8217.87 -> as well So these are the
8219.09 -> options that I get with an
8220.16 -> instance that I create Okay Are
8222.54 -> one in that I create for
8224.57 -> Liz is good and lead it
8225.67 -> I can take a snapshot offer
8226.95 -> doesn't so I can create an
8228.02 -> image off my wall You may
8229.729 -> as well so that I can
8231.149 -> reuse it Repurpose it Let's just
8233.14 -> delete it from we'd be not
8234.36 -> needed Okay so it will delete
8239.71 -> the value of the instance So
8243.1 -> let that happen at its peace
8244.53 -> Okay There's just meanwhile Gordon see
8247.65 -> for instance is up and running
8249.38 -> so that we can start using
8250.74 -> that instance There you were instances
8254.44 -> up and running its status Take
8255.91 -> a still showing initializing so basically
8257.96 -> it goes through to status checks
8259.71 -> for you You can actually go
8261.91 -> ahead and wait for it to
8263.421 -> happen You can even launch instance
8264.851 -> Site I recollect that like that
8267.131 -> status take actually go ahead If
8269.28 -> I click on this instance and
8270.301 -> if I scroll down you'll get
8271.7 -> more information about the instance Thank
8274.279 -> you What family It belongs to
8277.931 -> Its reason is it located in
8279.12 -> availability zone As you can see
8281.21 -> schedule leaving It's um it's type
8286.13 -> lucky It will be waste This
8287.351 -> is the root of all time
8288.23 -> So when you actually go ahead
8289.72 -> and the types of volume and
8290.73 -> that's a new one you have
8291.63 -> to ensure that you attach it
8292.66 -> to this device or this or
8294.42 -> will be rice only only then
8296.5 -> that you cannot That's a different
8297.64 -> world into it So these are
8299.55 -> some of the things that happen
8300.771 -> when you are These are some
8302.47 -> of the things that are their
8303.42 -> status sticks If you come here
8306.92 -> yeah it will give you statistic
8308.99 -> uh status So one of the
8312.03 -> status checks is already bust t
8315.479 -> Now both of them are butts
8316.8 -> Instance readability Take passed in this
8319.04 -> answer past So they were We
8321.051 -> have cleared as statistics statistics Rather
8324.351 -> let's go ahead and launch our
8326.011 -> instance Jewelry So I say connect
8328.72 -> It would say download IBP using
8331.83 -> this I'm gonna connect to my
8332.75 -> instance Okay And for that I
8334.431 -> would be needing my public private
8336.8 -> key right Private key that I
8338.05 -> have But I need to decrepit
8339.78 -> for so I have to choose
8340.83 -> my fight So if I just
8343.94 -> go toe down Lords And if
8347.329 -> I look for more I should
8349.939 -> be having more tree two When
8351.149 -> this was the one we used
8353 -> they were on Now I said
8354.66 -> they decrypt Mickey So no So
8357.439 -> what I said decrypt the key
8359.479 -> It will actually go ahead and
8360.6 -> enter the password for me So
8361.88 -> I just copied from here Niego
8365.54 -> I close it I launched my
8369.89 -> rdp It will stay connected The
8373.07 -> instance Now what do we do
8375.89 -> The entered password that we've used
8377.92 -> in the city Okay And I
8382.04 -> say yes So just like that
8386.29 -> we've actually gone and launched a
8387.97 -> watcher machine with a lot off
8389.93 -> He's now this is of in
8392.18 -> those virtual machines It will look
8393.939 -> like most of the windows systems
8396.45 -> that you use right So you'll
8398.8 -> be having similar taps Similar ability
8401.7 -> to connect to Internet and stuff
8403.04 -> like that So Yeah There you
8406.46 -> go It does just like the
8408.13 -> normal instance that we have Right
8409.9 -> And here are some things that
8412.06 -> you can visit You can actually
8413.43 -> go and connect to Internet as
8414.59 -> well And whatever intended that you
8416.62 -> use at all it is accessible
8418.979 -> Are you can access the Internet
8420.6 -> using this instance again This acts
8423.55 -> as a separate machine all together
8425.06 -> See so I can launch multiple
8427.6 -> instances in my system If I
8430.529 -> click on this thing it will
8432.85 -> uh let's ago here Okay And
8441.27 -> let's take a look at the
8442.189 -> one that we have So we
8444.24 -> have this uh our PDB off
8448.431 -> William 16 TB offered is used
8450.28 -> for obvious purposes See consumes that
8453.091 -> rate for this after that isn't
8454.4 -> strong on 29.9% was the total
8457.52 -> 30 GB that we actually assigned
8459.17 -> to it Right Can we change
8461.05 -> the volume Furious Definitely We can
8462.65 -> change the world Let's see how
8463.97 -> to do that For that I'm
8465.92 -> gonna dominate this machine for now
8468.74 -> That thing Yes And uh what
8474.87 -> do I need to do I
8475.569 -> need to stop this instance to
8477.12 -> do that Okay So even to
8479.88 -> say stop the instance Yes Stop
8488.41 -> There you go So it will
8490 -> take half a minute to stop
8492.98 -> So I've actually gone out whenever
8495.34 -> I have a volume that is
8496.46 -> a straight right So let's just
8498.47 -> go ahead and do one thing
8500.859 -> Let's go ahead and change it
8502.6 -> size and see How does it
8504.779 -> reflect Well that will be needing
8506.88 -> a command Korda's uh yeah This
8512.61 -> is the command that we need
8514.61 -> Okay so this is something that
8518.399 -> lets us connect to our instance
8520.68 -> Basically not caning but Lexus man
8522.859 -> is our in disk space This
8527.369 -> came the empty and Missy Okay
8529.359 -> so I'll show you why that
8531.09 -> is used Will get into the
8532.39 -> deacon Suffered husband But I instance
8534.34 -> the stock mean with So let's
8536.02 -> just go ahead and uh quickly
8540.851 -> go into William's first memorials And
8546.74 -> in volumes I have 30 before
8549.5 -> loom less to say mortify value
8553.66 -> and say make it 100 GB
8558.28 -> There you go Can I say
8560.41 -> Marty fight Are you sure it
8563.399 -> may take some time for performance
8564.92 -> industry Take full effect You need
8567.06 -> to extend us file system or
8569.22 -> the volume toward Okay So it's
8572.83 -> just like our hard driveways Albury
8575.88 -> feeling that what they mentioned by
8577.45 -> the commanders that are that So
8579.45 -> let's just go back to the
8580.39 -> instance and whatever teams that if
8582.4 -> implemented they say that it might
8584.14 -> take a while for that to
8585.14 -> reflect Okay So let's just go
8588.35 -> ahead and uh see what we
8591.64 -> can do with it Um Elsie
8599.48 -> start my instance So it will
8603.239 -> take half a minute again to
8604.68 -> start the instance to let this
8605.979 -> instance that Okay so they use
8619.05 -> it Will initialize my instance again
8621.06 -> Okay so I hope I've long
8627.36 -> did right instance Yep So that
8629.091 -> only is terminated So this should
8630.78 -> not be a problem Once this
8632.63 -> is a pen Donny on it
8634.119 -> is initialized We can actually go
8636.27 -> ahead and connect our uh on
8638.86 -> make the team just to have
8639.83 -> one in that we have Right
8641.33 -> So I was telling you about
8642.82 -> this Come on Right So basically
8645.399 -> when you say disk M g
8648.471 -> m d and Missy Okay So
8652.9 -> what this command does this disc
8654.78 -> collects your man is your desk
8656.5 -> space Okay So once we actually
8659.61 -> go ahead and connect to our
8660.8 -> instance let's see if we can
8662.65 -> connect to it Whenever you really
8664.76 -> start an instance it actually takes
8667.25 -> time for you Go ahead and
8671.03 -> connect to that instance So let's
8672.41 -> see if we can do it
8673.32 -> like right over Asi decrypt I
8677.59 -> see a copy Do not have
8682.489 -> to go out in the long
8683.909 -> side deep each time OK I
8685.68 -> mean downloaded each time you can
8687.12 -> use the one that is under
8688.01 -> the debit So let's see if
8690.48 -> it connects Because normally when you
8694.81 -> retire to a volume in attach
8695.97 -> it again it is then that
8697.1 -> it takes time But now in
8698.31 -> this case it has successfully launched
8700.649 -> in Okay So um okay so
8715.739 -> if I just uh come here
8719.28 -> again and if I just click
8720.78 -> on the cycle and I see
8724.771 -> while exploded and if I look
8728.72 -> at the PC Okay it's sensualist
8731.7 -> RTZ be There's that He's in
8732.98 -> front it for that I have
8733.9 -> to go back again and I
8743.391 -> will have to go into my
8745.23 -> commander and option Okay Next stop
8747.271 -> app Biscay Mgmt Not a messy
8764.95 -> if you can stock it from
8766.1 -> here again So if I click
8769.03 -> on here it will give me
8769.97 -> certain options State extend a volume
8774.08 -> So I seen next Nice in
8776.96 -> next So finish So now my
8780.22 -> William would change here Let's just
8782.07 -> go out and see the change
8783.2 -> The value again It's still not
8787.47 -> reflecting It will reflect Do not
8789.1 -> worry We change it right The
8790.85 -> reason we had to do this
8792.319 -> waas they 100 years So it's
8801.67 -> just like formatting your desks right
8803.58 -> when you are that's a volume
8805.061 -> to it You have to format
8806.23 -> it So that is what I
8807.19 -> did when I went into desk
8808.92 -> mgmt dot m sc Okay so
8812.78 -> this is every launch an instance
8814.46 -> This is how you actually go
8815.5 -> out and do the things that
8817.23 -> I did with the instant straight
8819.14 -> So this was about the city
8821.11 -> instances You can actually do a
8822.48 -> lot of things there Stuff like
8824.34 -> public eyepiece pirate I p's right
8826.899 -> And you can control quite a
8827.979 -> few other things as well We'll
8830.471 -> discuss that some other time But
8832.42 -> as far as easy to Wisconsin
8833.67 -> I believe you people have been
8834.74 -> destroyed What Ec2 is right So
8837.86 -> let's just go ahead and the
8839.59 -> minute this instance from okay I'm
8842.439 -> just gonna say instance state to
8843.96 -> terminate and this will take half
8850.53 -> a minute for the since does
8851.561 -> to actually go ahead and don't
8853.73 -> minute Okay so um when you
8858.72 -> talk about you know blue seconded
8861.76 -> or other services as well right
8864.07 -> Um you have story senses Like
8866.78 -> s three there You can actually
8869.22 -> go ahead and story of data
8873.38 -> So this is more off a
8874.5 -> bucket and object Kind of a
8875.68 -> storage Um you can see there
8878.38 -> are certain buckets that I created
8879.811 -> here You can create one Now
8881.681 -> he's back It is a globally
8884.21 -> unique right It does not show
8885.971 -> any region near right because you
8887.69 -> can because markets are considered as
8889.891 -> um globally unique So buckets actors
8893.2 -> folders right where you actually go
8895.66 -> out on a Plourde Summed it
8897.12 -> up which you can do like
8898.851 -> right over here Let's see are
8901.539 -> defying someone I just go out
8902.819 -> and pick up one of the
8904.079 -> comments that I have and I'm
8905.801 -> gonna see upload Okay And within
8911.829 -> a minute that file would be
8913.229 -> uploaded here right of it Okay
8916.199 -> so this is ah hot stories
8919.07 -> That means you store hot day
8920.94 -> diet That is something that you
8922.351 -> need to retreat Was store right
8923.66 -> away You have colder archival store
8925.771 -> It's called us to this year
8927.24 -> Very store that data that you
8928.54 -> are not going to access frequently
8930 -> So it comes at a cheaper
8931.16 -> price So when you talk about
8932.84 -> a double is a quite a
8933.63 -> few services that a similar to
8935.04 -> this and you can do so
8936.83 -> many things with these services is
8939.01 -> as a matter of coming here
8940.189 -> and exploding these services So yeah
8942.77 -> we just activated Go back on
8944.909 -> DSO how you see two works
8946.92 -> on AWS platform record is of
8949.869 -> what Your machine service our compute
8952.26 -> service that AWS has to offer
8953.71 -> to us We talked about E
8955.65 -> C two instances right So let's
8957.98 -> go ahead and talk about a
8959.09 -> lasting being stock as well Let
8961.319 -> me see if we can actually
8962.609 -> go out and take a look
8963.399 -> at the demo Okay Okay So
8966.939 -> when you talk about easy to
8969.039 -> write are when you talk about
8970.81 -> computation services I've talked about what
8973.8 -> black form of the service is
8975.109 -> right what kind of service model
8977.45 -> it is and what kind of
8978.23 -> services it has to offer to
8980.13 -> us Right So let's just go
8981.9 -> ahead and try to explore elastic
8984.23 -> beanstalk which is a platform of
8985.92 -> the service that aws offers to
8987.471 -> us So for that I'm gonna
8988.801 -> just going type elastic I mean
8993.689 -> stock And it will redirect me
8998.279 -> to that page Unfortunately I don't
9001.601 -> think I have um get repositories
9005.17 -> with me Let's see if we
9006.76 -> can just launch a sample application
9008.8 -> for now Okay Getting started It
9012.409 -> is application information Let's call it
9016.15 -> sample Demo Okay Sample demo looks
9020.641 -> good The DB Capitol so that
9022.88 -> we can keep track off it
9025.56 -> So is this is how the
9026.67 -> interface looks like I will be
9028.64 -> talking about quite a few things
9029.869 -> as we move for that Not
9031.02 -> worry about that platform that Mitchell
9032.81 -> was one Let's say he hits
9034.97 -> B Um it will by default
9039.16 -> taken environment took it and then
9041.8 -> it says use sample application You
9043.46 -> can even upload your own core
9045.01 -> But let's this garden upload a
9046.65 -> sample application Right So I'm let
9049.53 -> me explain what is happening here
9050.93 -> As I've mentioned when you talk
9052.5 -> about elastic beanstalk it is a
9054.25 -> platform as a service What that
9056.13 -> means is you can actually go
9057.8 -> ahead and launch applications on a
9060.9 -> platform that is already there with
9062.45 -> you So as you can see
9063.5 -> I'm launching a template application here
9065.521 -> right I'm named it sample demo
9067.891 -> So it asks me what black
9069.851 -> from you want to You see
9070.95 -> it's giving me all the options
9072.26 -> that I heard right I can
9073.25 -> choose these platforms that so many
9074.82 -> of them You're right So a
9077.45 -> reconfigured platform is given to me
9079.92 -> right So it chooses Like I
9082.09 -> can actually go and make changes
9083.33 -> to the warden's has been that
9084.39 -> I have Okay so it gives
9086.01 -> me all these kinds of freedoms
9088.01 -> So that is what platform as
9089.66 -> a service is right When we
9090.88 -> launched an easy two instance what
9092.31 -> did we see We saw that
9094.16 -> we had to configure everything from
9095.62 -> the scratch that I had to
9096.851 -> choose I mean a particular here
9099.46 -> my right a virtual machine a
9101.17 -> template offered Then I had to
9103.31 -> even though I selected by default
9104.72 -> options But I selected a subject
9106.71 -> for it Security group I could
9108.95 -> even control the access that So
9110.31 -> I'm setting up In instance at
9111.74 -> a group level you're a black
9114.13 -> form is given to me So
9115.35 -> this platform is also based on
9116.67 -> a particular instance Right So the
9118.449 -> configuration off the instance and all
9120.149 -> those things that taken care by
9121.26 -> my black form our A levels
9123.22 -> in this case and it searches
9124.659 -> up this platform for me with
9126.029 -> ease and with so many features
9127.88 -> for me to actually go ahead
9128.939 -> and use right So let's go
9132.17 -> out and learn to sample application
9133.54 -> and then we can talk about
9134.4 -> these things a little So let's
9136.11 -> see launch an application I hope
9138.85 -> it does not ask me for
9140 -> my get a card I do
9141.29 -> not have one right now Okay
9145.88 -> so it's creating all the environment
9147.569 -> by default as against the right
9149.84 -> So see it will take a
9150.99 -> few minutes because it will can't
9152.66 -> do all this process that you
9153.76 -> see at 10 58 PM right
9157.27 -> What it's doing is it's actually
9158.79 -> going higher and setting up and
9161.59 -> Amazon is three stories bucket So
9163.92 -> this is where my data would
9165.02 -> be stored if I use any
9166.18 -> right Um first it creates a
9168.96 -> bucket will talk about his three
9170.239 -> buckets It's a story It service
9171.779 -> where you can store your data
9173.75 -> Going at it could create an
9175.18 -> environment Okay so you can see
9177.87 -> using elastic beanstalk It has chosen
9180 -> a reason for my bucket as
9181.27 -> well South actually back It's a
9182.99 -> globally accessible We'll discuss that later
9185.16 -> but yep you should know that
9187.54 -> But it's based in this region
9189.32 -> is what they're suggesting again What
9192.67 -> else is it doing It's creating
9194.181 -> an E ivy That is elastic
9195.62 -> I p address that is associated
9197.521 -> with my instance Okay so a
9199.45 -> security group would be created that
9201.24 -> gives my sources sick You're OK
9204.779 -> So what is happening here is
9207.68 -> the environment is getting created for
9209.649 -> me I'm not required to do
9211.55 -> any off these activities Right So
9215.891 -> let this happen right once this
9217.23 -> happens so this would be a
9219.42 -> basic application We are not doing
9221.021 -> anything is idiot Mike let this
9223.67 -> happen right I mean some demo
9226.17 -> is better than nothing So let
9228.101 -> this application get created so it
9233.12 -> might take half a minute to
9234.36 -> let that happen Once that is
9236.23 -> that we can actually go in
9237.81 -> and talk about other things as
9238.91 -> well Now it says that it's
9241.149 -> waiting for easy to instance to
9243.17 -> launch So basically it will configure
9245.55 -> the completely see two instance that
9247.399 -> is required for this application to
9248.88 -> run And I do not have
9249.87 -> to worry about anything yet Okay
9253.29 -> So added instance as very to
9255.5 -> our environment now it will actually
9257.59 -> go ahead and put everything in
9259.221 -> place for us So hopefully we
9261.54 -> can start sooner Okay The mean
9264.27 -> when it creates this environment is
9267.04 -> there anything else that we can
9268.18 -> do Right So let's quickly just
9271.141 -> um open another console I do
9274.471 -> not want Oh think of it
9276.79 -> The console that is open ordered
9278.15 -> because I do not like the
9280.24 -> last thing Beanstalk interface it Last
9282.74 -> time I created an application and
9284.181 -> took me a while to actually
9285.11 -> sites for it So that is
9287.31 -> way okay So successfully launched an
9290.13 -> environment Environment health has transition from
9292.609 -> pending to okay initialization completed That
9295.909 -> took two seconds ago and took
9297.13 -> two minutes in tow Okay so
9299.909 -> we're almost set and ready to
9301.609 -> go so you can see that
9304.05 -> the process started like three minutes
9305.62 -> ago right And within three minutes
9307.32 -> and environment was created for me
9309.45 -> You can even actually go ahead
9310.95 -> and deploy your application if you
9313.88 -> want If I just actually go
9316.13 -> ahead and click on this link
9317.46 -> it would open that pdf spear
9318.85 -> upside for me right The application
9320.6 -> that it launched for this application
9322.78 -> that we've lost is nothing but
9324.2 -> a documentation that AWS has store
9326.09 -> for to us okay And this
9327.8 -> documentation of this application that is
9330.74 -> here it is reciting on any
9332.8 -> cto instance Okay on a platform
9334.97 -> that is created by elastic build
9336.62 -> stock So if I come back
9339.18 -> here OK I even have an
9340.64 -> option off applauding the plight so
9343.5 -> I can actually go ahead and
9345.271 -> deployment set off piece or my
9346.881 -> sort of course as well Order
9348.391 -> it is And the option that
9349.761 -> you saw when we said create
9351.12 -> a sample application I selected a
9352.811 -> by different application right We can
9355.011 -> actually go ahead and do one
9356.271 -> thing We can Also if you
9358.99 -> select to applaud accord there you
9360.86 -> can actually go and connect get
9362.2 -> every positive boot So when should
9364.41 -> know that if you have pieces
9365.5 -> off court that you've worked on
9367.11 -> and you want to move into
9368.15 -> these environment you can do that
9370.03 -> as well So as I explained
9371.76 -> in the initial concept for is
9373.15 -> where I talked about platform as
9374.42 -> a service I mentioned that you
9376.13 -> can move your data to a
9377.86 -> platform or you can create ready
9379.74 -> to use applications based on the
9381.25 -> platform that is available Do the
9383.12 -> platform setting a process is something
9385.5 -> that is taken get by your
9387.24 -> render in this place in Nablus
9389.271 -> and elastic beanstalk So as you
9391.33 -> can see Adam I mean basic
9394.02 -> application is up under the and
9395.189 -> we haven't environment with us as
9396.92 -> well Right on from right from
9399.069 -> creating your application you can actually
9400.67 -> go and deploy it as well
9402.05 -> Ok so these are the options
9403.699 -> that you get when you actually
9404.859 -> go ahead and work with elastic
9407.29 -> beanstalk Okay let's just refresh it
9410.03 -> for now okay I go to
9412.86 -> applications and let's see if we
9414.189 -> can delete it So make sure
9415.91 -> whatever you create you always delete
9418.45 -> those applications because it's a is
9422.18 -> the leading name of the application
9423.979 -> Okay sample demo That is if
9426.35 -> I have names that you always
9427.59 -> remember guys so that you do
9429.22 -> not have toe the start I'm
9430.63 -> doing these things So sample the
9432.92 -> more I selected and I deleted
9436.54 -> dilated because you wonder these resources
9438.56 -> are enough Freedia It's always advisable
9440.96 -> that you actually go ahead and
9443.801 -> delete these applications so that in
9446.5 -> future if you forget any of
9447.7 -> these and you connect something else
9449.021 -> to these devices recharged our civil
9451.711 -> you do not want that toe
9453.19 -> Actually go ahead and dominate or
9456.89 -> harm your Freedia Basically Okay so
9461.53 -> it is under the process of
9463.13 -> volition so it should be deleted
9466.73 -> not worry about that We should
9468.29 -> let go off it and go
9469.261 -> back to a presentation right And
9470.53 -> talk about other concepts Okay so
9473.55 -> we've actually gone ahead and successfully
9475.29 -> explored You see two instances right
9477.71 -> How they work We've also talked
9479.6 -> about elastic beanstalk right How you
9483.36 -> can actually go in and set
9485.05 -> up an environment with these You
9486.34 -> don't have to set it up
9487.59 -> Elastic beanstalk does that for you
9489.92 -> Yes you are open to make
9491.729 -> the industry But since you're opting
9493.78 -> for platform as a service it's
9495.55 -> better on the configuration part of
9496.95 -> something that is taken care by
9498.029 -> your Brenda Okay so let's go
9499.899 -> ahead and talk about some other
9500.84 -> concessional So we finally come to
9505.02 -> the next topic of discussion that
9506.43 -> is AWS store it services Okay
9509.7 -> so in this there are quite
9512.18 -> a few notably story sources that
9513.58 -> are there on our hands that
9514.95 -> we can use We are going
9516.82 -> to get into oh the demo
9518.09 -> of these services while talking about
9521.82 -> you see two instances we dick
9523.271 -> talk about PBS and we saw
9524.75 -> how toe actually go ahead and
9528.1 -> increase the volume or for being
9530.579 -> stance right So that one was
9531.89 -> devious Backed up It was EBS
9533.67 -> in nature So it is one
9534.859 -> of these stories services We'll talk
9536.67 -> about that at length but let's
9538.989 -> go ahead and talk about stories
9540.31 -> services in general and try to
9541.56 -> understand hope Low stories is actually
9543.569 -> different from normal stories right So
9547.359 -> what exactly is glad stories Right
9549.539 -> Let's try and understand that So
9553.46 -> let me give you an example
9557.12 -> If I were toe go back
9558.62 -> I mean recently there was that
9560.19 -> I'm not Recently some 78 months
9562.22 -> back I was interviewing quite a
9564.08 -> few people And then I ask
9566.12 -> them a question isn't can you
9567.75 -> tell me about cloud computing in
9569.89 -> general So these waas some set
9572.6 -> up in terms that we were
9573.75 -> trying to hire so they're fairly
9575.939 -> new Boo the topics But since
9577.979 -> they had written these things in
9580.25 -> their Stevie's I thought Let's go
9582.4 -> ahead and taste test them on
9583.76 -> these topics right So now as
9585.931 -> there are cloud company thing they
9587.65 -> said that it's a mechanism for
9589.53 -> store data so they were correct
9592.74 -> to whatever they say right I
9593.84 -> mean when you think off Cloud
9595.021 -> What do you think of it
9595.721 -> As Google drives and write Google
9597.96 -> drives where you take your backups
9599.42 -> and stuff like that which is
9600.811 -> true because that's nothing but a
9602.771 -> cloud resource for you right Cloud
9604.351 -> service for you But when you
9608.22 -> actually do cloud computing work on
9610.18 -> this lot platforms you realize that
9611.71 -> cloud computing is lot more than
9613.3 -> just the cloud stories that you
9615.38 -> have at your disposal right I
9616.649 -> mean um Cloud computing is not
9619.149 -> just storing data It is a
9620.609 -> lot more than that So that
9623.95 -> is where I could realize that
9626.27 -> maybe there are quite a few
9627.94 -> people out there in the world
9629.18 -> who actually have some Met suburb
9631.63 -> Cloud computing Cloud stories isn't store
9633.62 -> resistance And that is when I
9635.63 -> had actually gone it and taken
9637.1 -> quite a few sessions on YouTube
9639.45 -> as well That talked about differentiating
9642 -> between normal stories and blood stories
9643.81 -> and stuff like that So that
9645.97 -> was an instance I remember I
9647.319 -> thought I should share it with
9648.479 -> you people Less is where and
9649.88 -> understand cloud store It's how it
9651.52 -> works right So when you talk
9653.17 -> about the AWS cloud storage clouds
9654.939 -> stories in gentle right we are
9657.13 -> refering toe online stories that is
9658.89 -> available over and network Okay it
9661.84 -> is when you talk about cloud
9664.05 -> stories date it is nothing but
9667.21 -> providing on and stories to people
9668.92 -> or a network right with consumers
9671.21 -> can can zoo were in a
9672.859 -> storage service So basically yes cloud
9675.71 -> storage is a storage bay store
9677.96 -> data but the major point that
9679.689 -> we need to know Tierras it
9681.351 -> is made available or a network
9683.89 -> so you can access it through
9685.229 -> the penetrate So say for example
9688.079 -> when you talk about the stories
9689.43 -> you can actually go out and
9690.43 -> story on movies Your check right
9693.52 -> It can be backed up on
9694.82 -> your Google drive or you're driving
9696.82 -> on Google right You're driving Central
9698.28 -> rate can be any cloud break
9700.33 -> So to give you an example
9703.07 -> here right Um say for example
9706.58 -> my ward cept that gets backed
9708.74 -> up at Poopy Um I'm not
9711.44 -> sure that that happens every day
9712.54 -> but that happens at 2 p.m.
9714.09 -> So there's a cycle that is
9715.55 -> set up there So where does
9717.44 -> this chad get store But it
9718.69 -> gets stored in your phone Always
9720.18 -> know you always link your email
9723.55 -> I d With your cell phones
9725.021 -> these days right Because mark phones
9727.59 -> So basically your data is getting
9729.28 -> backed up into the drive that
9732.149 -> is connected to your humility right
9734.06 -> If it is a demon it
9735.04 -> would be your Google drive which
9737.13 -> again is a cloud service site
9738.78 -> So your data gets backed up
9740.3 -> there So this is what cloud
9742.21 -> stories is Your data is getting
9745.08 -> stored Who are a data center
9747.7 -> That is that is reciting somewhere
9750.3 -> across the globe for the data's
9751.79 -> interest on but it is getting
9754.31 -> back through the Internet I mean
9755.83 -> you are not physically putting your
9757.22 -> data there It's getting backed up
9758.87 -> through your mobile through the Internet
9760.859 -> It is flowing water and network
9762.83 -> and it gets backed up with
9764.24 -> the data center that you're using
9766.76 -> So that is what cloud stories
9768.73 -> is And there's a lot that
9769.99 -> you can do with cloud stories
9771.311 -> We'll explore that as we move
9772.58 -> for the But I believe the
9774.15 -> basic definition is clear to you
9775.83 -> People has to work Cloud stories
9777.36 -> is okay So what are the
9779.5 -> features are some pointers that you
9782.51 -> need to know about cloud stories
9784.2 -> 1st 20 year data backup Okay
9786.41 -> so when you say data backup
9788.22 -> I've already explained that giving you
9790.05 -> the example off warts up which
9791.649 -> is a messaging AP right I'm
9794.35 -> sure most of you are aware
9795.46 -> about it Next one is your
9798.67 -> messaging data right So again what's
9802.73 -> up is an example here But
9803.81 -> let's talk about it from a
9805.14 -> bigger or a longer perspective right
9807.12 -> Or a wider perspective Rather say
9809.25 -> for example I have multiple applications
9811.61 -> right that communicate with each other
9813.64 -> or a network Now this messaging
9818.43 -> our communication is again nothing What
9820.42 -> message is indeed up right It
9822.82 -> needs to be stored somewhere Even
9824.4 -> that is flowing on the network
9825.6 -> right So it would be backed
9827.23 -> up on your cloud storage So
9828.57 -> that is one of the applications
9829.82 -> are usage off cloud storage application
9833.3 -> did And you can also story
9834.67 -> our application data communication is again
9837.35 -> application data But when you talk
9838.76 -> about an application that we just
9840.13 -> created right So you saw that
9842.04 -> there was in his three bucket
9843.011 -> that was getting created right So
9844.771 -> as three bucket would hold all
9846.311 -> their 11 date other concerns Um
9849.66 -> your application right Some of the
9851.48 -> data would also be backed up
9852.771 -> on the um FMLA lined the
9856.54 -> persistent stories that you have right
9858.21 -> We'll talk about that Do not
9859.35 -> worry about what Every medal and
9860.88 -> persistent storage But it also will
9863.27 -> get back to doing those things
9864.689 -> as well right So application data
9866.609 -> is also getting stored on cloud
9867.83 -> that reciting club or are connected
9870.12 -> to blow right multimedia So you
9873.25 -> have your final slate You can
9875.12 -> talk about your images your videos
9878.53 -> that you upload right Even the
9879.81 -> check in What's that There would
9881.13 -> be always amuses and stuff that
9882.41 -> get backed up Right So you
9885.04 -> multimedia files can also be stored
9886.89 -> and Lauren also processing an application
9888.99 -> data So flower is not just
9890.87 -> limited to storing images and videos
9892.38 -> and messages you can actually process
9894.4 -> that eight and even that can
9895.41 -> be store using cloud storage So
9897.44 -> this is an important thing that
9898.64 -> you need to know not what
9900.52 -> he will be talking about Quite
9901.47 -> a few point us I also
9903.27 -> remembered one more example related to
9905.08 -> multimedia So one of my friends
9907.5 -> he actually now I used to
9910.41 -> take Lord backups Okay so for
9912.71 -> me and my generation people clawed
9915.53 -> back upside fairly I mean these
9918.26 -> are cool things for us because
9919.71 -> I come from any Israel we
9921.33 -> actually did not have cloud when
9922.82 -> I grew up And B I've
9925.79 -> also lived a life where there
9926.82 -> were there were no phones actually
9928.18 -> to be really frank and normal
9930.88 -> Well phones to be specific and
9932.4 -> no smartphone So I have seen
9933.71 -> all this transition So uh if
9937.57 -> I am not to go to
9938.561 -> back I remember one off my
9940.17 -> friends losing all his data Why
9941.771 -> Because his phone got some rebooted
9943.74 -> are are devoted Okay So he
9945.45 -> lost all the data he had
9946.58 -> in this phone Then he decided
9948.601 -> to actually go out and start
9950.471 -> backing up his data Next time
9952.7 -> in his phone got rebooted His
9953.92 -> data was stored on the cloud
9955.931 -> Right So that is how he
9957.55 -> saved his data So that is
9959.25 -> what cloud storage also lets you
9960.54 -> do The backup lets you retrieve
9964.061 -> your data even if your phone
9965.511 -> is not in a condition to
9966.53 -> handle the data Okay So this
9969.15 -> was our different stories Is that
9970.66 -> cloud has to offer to us
9971.78 -> Okay Are different applications that cloud
9974.04 -> stories used to us Let's go
9975.62 -> ahead and talk about the AWS
9976.801 -> clouds to resources that are in
9978.171 -> our hand Okay Okay No There
9981.38 -> are some benefits that we need
9982.66 -> to discuss faster Let me talk
9984.04 -> about those first Okay So what
9986.21 -> are the benefits The date eyes
9988.18 -> readily available for you So when
9990.439 -> you say readily available I mentioned
9992 -> that it is flowered backed up
9993.069 -> right So I can actually just
9994.689 -> go and access that data And
9995.989 -> it is It will stay this
9998.801 -> persistent right Even if I change
10000.671 -> my moved to a new phone
10002.53 -> and stuff like that My date
10003.521 -> I would always be there with
10004.471 -> me because it's backed up on
10005.931 -> club It's cost effective Cloud platforms
10009.99 -> are cheaper right We've talked about
10011.7 -> that a little not at length
10012.94 -> But we've talked our doctor some
10014.061 -> extent so let's not elaborate on
10015.771 -> that point Right Uh secure Yes
10018.381 -> So another example to give you
10020.601 -> off cost effectiveness is you do
10022.75 -> not pay for your G milieu
10025.35 -> No we don't Right So yes
10027.51 -> we pay for the internet I
10028.47 -> understand these things but buying a
10030.96 -> physical hardware to store your later
10033.02 -> than to store it on drivers
10035.85 -> is a better option And it's
10037 -> a cheaper option That is where
10038.12 -> cost effective security Yes Since you
10041.32 -> have data backup your data is
10042.601 -> secure as well right You're not
10044.301 -> Have to worry about it getting
10045.391 -> lost physically because it's stored or
10047.771 -> the attack on a cloud platform
10049.71 -> in cloud platforms are very secure
10051.2 -> We've discussed that as easy processing
10053.841 -> Now when you say easy processing
10055.681 -> Yes since the data is available
10058.181 -> you can One consumer right away
10060.86 -> and processing will discuss this in
10062.641 -> the data base part right when
10063.71 -> we talk about data processing and
10065.04 -> stuff like that Okay so it
10066.63 -> makes art of many talk over
10068.05 -> data being on cloud It is
10069.319 -> easier to process your cloud data
10070.7 -> Basically So these are some of
10072.51 -> the benefits of AWS Okay so
10075.28 -> cloud stories minutes so they still
10077.7 -> haven't gotten into it Obvious services
10080.09 -> So I believe I'm a couple
10081.99 -> of slights away from the story
10084.439 -> services that AWS has to offer
10085.8 -> to us So let's discuss on
10087.62 -> stores Mets first and then we'll
10089.5 -> get into the AWS cloud storage
10092.61 -> services that are there in my
10093.57 -> hand Right We'll discuss those in
10095.63 -> detail and Ekland Okay supply out
10097.989 -> stories Mets Right When you talk
10099.55 -> about clouds stories Mets people have
10102.8 -> quite a few misconceptions like they
10104.48 -> have about cloud computing They also
10106.46 -> have mets about cloud stories as
10108.42 -> Let's try and discuss those one
10110.23 -> by one on Indeed it Okay
10113.18 -> so when you talk about cloud
10114.64 -> stories minutes one of the medium
10117.8 -> it's that people have is cloud
10120.01 -> consumes a lot of power So
10123.08 -> what There's a Mrs that so
10124.41 -> many big big data centers that
10126.05 -> are running out there It's gonna
10128.271 -> consume a lot of power So
10130.22 -> that's obvious state It will consume
10131.91 -> Miller of power but at cost
10133.86 -> off What You have to understand
10135.46 -> that as well So will you
10136.26 -> talk about Adidas Centre The amount
10139.159 -> of data that it can store
10140.439 -> is huge right So even if
10142.53 -> you did not movinto cloud you'll
10144.21 -> be moving this data Some very
10145.79 -> even those resources will consume your
10147.83 -> power when you use it or
10149.97 -> do whatever you want to So
10152.1 -> does cloud can zoom power It
10153.979 -> does But does it consume more
10155.609 -> than what you use Otherwise That's
10157.31 -> debatable Another important point that in
10160.68 -> you to understand here is when
10161.8 -> you talk about popular cloud platforms
10163.699 -> in the market they do a
10164.84 -> lot of research on these things
10166.909 -> as in how to optimize resource
10169.08 -> usage how to optimize use off
10172.37 -> electricity as well G c P
10175.34 -> Google cloud platform in particular there's
10177.311 -> a lot of research on these
10178.53 -> topics So what that means is
10180.58 -> they've ensured that they make use
10183.311 -> off minimal amount of electricity to
10185.59 -> do these things and the amount
10187.19 -> of electricity that they use that
10188.931 -> also sauce a very large audience
10191.47 -> which were other victory consume electricity
10194.22 -> in that amount That is why
10195.76 -> I d C p if you
10196.76 -> see on a shorter and it
10199 -> is one of the most affordable
10201.351 -> not one under it is the
10202.181 -> most affordable blood platform If you
10204.07 -> look at services from a shorter
10205.4 -> duration perspective and it also offers
10208.271 -> you per second billing So that
10209.881 -> tells you the reasons that different
10213.2 -> in ensuring that that it hasn't
10216.7 -> does consume less amount of resources
10218.39 -> and electricity and that is why
10219.75 -> they can actually provide the sources
10221.189 -> to you at a cheaper price
10224.2 -> So this is one of the
10224.99 -> reasons OK so I believe that
10227.41 -> clears young It has to cloud
10229.01 -> you under consumes a lot of
10231.16 -> power It get does a big
10233.75 -> under white audience complexity in data
10237.68 -> storage So when you say complexity
10239.58 -> in data store it's what people
10241.4 -> assume as it is difficult to
10242.61 -> store data on cloud as and
10244.36 -> people first of all have this
10246.12 -> of mythical feeling about the cloud
10248.05 -> that it is something that is
10248.94 -> very it's located somewhere far away
10252.909 -> Innovator stories takes time does not
10255.06 -> secure and stuff like that So
10256.93 -> people have these beliefs in their
10258.909 -> mind which not always toe is
10260.83 -> it complex to store data will
10262.54 -> take a look at what s
10263.619 -> tree service The langoustine are pretty
10265.199 -> easy It is to start it
10266.22 -> at that Okay so is it
10268.689 -> complex to start date on Lord
10270.01 -> No It is definitely an accomplice
10271.34 -> to start date on clothes not
10273.529 -> for small scale businesses Why are
10275.909 -> we discussing small scale businesses Even
10277.85 -> as an individual are watch a
10279.06 -> greater gets back the plum berate
10281.64 -> So from a user perspective definitely
10283.619 -> are using glory whether you want
10284.779 -> it or not from a business
10286.149 -> perspective is it only for larger
10288.81 -> scale businesses No that's not true
10292 -> Even small scale businesses can actually
10294.51 -> use cloud platforms You can host
10296.36 -> your applications Your website said data
10298.74 -> and even store it that at
10300.3 -> a cheaper price So nowadays the
10302.63 -> flexible pricing model ensures that people
10305.64 -> can actually afford these services at
10307.51 -> a very to prison Even by
10309.659 -> not investing too much money Next
10312.28 -> one is downtime and security So
10316.29 -> that's lowered her down thing I
10318.08 -> won't deny to this point Totally
10319.88 -> Okay I mean see when you're
10321.61 -> talking about any resource any Doman
10325.07 -> it is never 100% clean or
10328.681 -> right Absolutely right or correct right
10331.98 -> There would be some fault and
10333.69 -> even All right So when you
10336.06 -> talk about downtime if you take
10337.75 -> a look at disaster recording and
10339.069 -> reliability numbers something that we'll see
10341.14 -> in future Slate you realize how
10345.89 -> how safe disclosed black promise from
10348.28 -> downtime and stuff like that Yes
10350.51 -> If you go back to like
10351.25 -> toe only 2000 tents like total
10353.19 -> of 11 toe back then there
10354.67 -> were some outrageous which one major
10356.77 -> But we are like eight years
10358.18 -> away from that and I mean
10360.81 -> outrageous handling Downtime handling has improved
10363.3 -> like anything when you talk or
10364.75 -> this got back up And since
10366.37 -> you have option of availability and
10367.81 -> disaster recovery data backup options no
10370.69 -> time is very minimal If it
10372.891 -> happens on the your leader is
10375.45 -> very secure that since you have
10377.63 -> ah ability to actually take back
10380.77 -> up off your data you can
10381.77 -> always stay assured that your data
10383.49 -> can be restored even if you
10384.91 -> lose your leader to give you
10386.58 -> one more example We talk about
10387.72 -> Netflix site We stream our data
10389.77 -> regularly So when we stream date
10392.09 -> on it makes it Is that
10393 -> where that Netflix goes down your
10394.95 -> own If it goes on it
10396.2 -> is up and running for us
10397.26 -> right We do not have to
10398.46 -> worry about the outages there and
10400.75 -> Netflix itself Research on AWS that
10402.66 -> tells you what kind of service
10405.55 -> or what kind of stories and
10406.64 -> what kind of different um mechanisms
10410.2 -> they have actually toe prevent downtime
10412.47 -> and have security issues or to
10414.51 -> prevent security issues Rather so do
10417.26 -> we have downtime and security issues
10419.19 -> See there's always a possibility but
10420.89 -> that is very very very minimal
10423.44 -> and very there I don't need
10426.09 -> clothes at all Now this is
10427.4 -> one of the one of those
10429.61 -> myths that have come across and
10431.34 -> we was in the writer do
10432.24 -> not new club Maybe from a
10434.22 -> business perspective you do not final
10436.04 -> but you've been already using Clarida
10438.37 -> You're posting a Facebook in major
10439.99 -> anything right Because it is using
10442.69 -> cloud other things than that See
10445.359 -> the oil have been hit by
10446.34 -> corn a pandemic right now right
10448.1 -> What are we doing We're sitting
10449.67 -> Ackerman working has been like for
10451.229 -> months now that I haven't had
10453.029 -> my office I've been working from
10455.319 -> home and I've been actually working
10456.489 -> a lot And I'm sure that
10457.819 -> is true with menu a few
10458.83 -> right How are you actually working
10461.27 -> on your fist off Most off
10462.5 -> you are using club at least
10464.38 -> the ones who work in I
10465.319 -> T or feels that require you
10466.909 -> to be online all the time
10467.84 -> Right My brother is a public
10469.659 -> relations officer and he too is
10471.159 -> working from home Is a company
10473.5 -> that never used laptops to this
10475.159 -> great extent Have ensured that all
10476.8 -> the employees of laptop now using
10478.77 -> Internet and using all this lot
10480.159 -> platforms they can communicate with each
10481.649 -> other with the APS that used
10483.949 -> the slur platforms So do you
10485.75 -> need cloud You do not need
10487.84 -> love You can debate that But
10491.12 -> to be very frank the future
10492.76 -> is very much Two words cloud
10495.31 -> computing at least for next decade
10496.76 -> or so until something new comes
10499.33 -> up So these are some of
10501.101 -> the myths right I've been talking
10503.58 -> about these mitts very personally As
10505.471 -> if cloud is something that I
10506.841 -> own but that is how cloud
10508.801 -> computing is to me when the
10510.25 -> love for it comes naturally OK
10512.181 -> so these are some of them
10514.21 -> It's that I feel that I
10515.17 -> could throw more lighter I'm debatable
10517.5 -> for somebody that is how it
10519.319 -> is So this whatever floats tourism
10521.359 -> it's Let's not go ahead and
10522.449 -> talk about cloud storage services on
10525.7 -> AWS Finally we have the East
10527.301 -> this late Let's try and talk
10528.78 -> about this OK so that's when
10530.641 -> you talk about lower storage services
10534.71 -> So a jobless offers for Langer
10537.479 -> Enough cloud store It's assistant These
10539.239 -> are some of those that are
10540.319 -> other services as well Um we'll
10543.41 -> discuss some of those to not
10544.7 -> worry So when you talk about
10546.2 -> cloud storage is our AWS cloud
10548.67 -> storage services that these are the
10550.14 -> major ones First one is your
10552.74 -> rock store it So the first
10553.88 -> two services that you see are
10555.51 -> block stores The next two are
10558.52 -> you object stores and the Taliban
10560.939 -> is your DFS which is a
10563.729 -> file store at the bottom of
10565.01 -> the screen Apart from that there
10568.189 -> are some services that let you
10569.79 -> move your data physically from one
10571.52 -> data centre to the other like
10573.25 -> your snow More violence No mobile
10574.72 -> We'll talk about that Do not
10575.87 -> ready Let's try and understand the
10578.721 -> sources that there on the screen
10580.2 -> first and then I'll actually go
10583.1 -> and talk over the ones that
10584.39 -> are not there on the screen
10585.819 -> So when you talk about a
10587.1 -> BS it is elastic block store
10591.49 -> a type of block store it
10593.15 -> So when you say a block
10594.7 -> store this is a storage that
10596.721 -> comes in the form of blocks
10598.631 -> and it needs a virtual machine
10602.29 -> or the host machine to which
10603.45 -> it can connect Oh okay To
10606.13 -> give you an example the high
10607.37 -> drive that you connect with a
10608.54 -> system right It's a good example
10610.891 -> Off block store Okay so on
10613.92 -> cloud you have or are native
10615.7 -> disclose you have these sources So
10617.5 -> devious is something that we saw
10618.811 -> right So when I launched an
10620.47 -> instance it came up with the
10622.76 -> stories right that was attached to
10624.09 -> it And when I deleted that
10626.051 -> instance even the stories that was
10627.62 -> attached to it guard the leader
10629.53 -> Right So that wasn't a past
10631.771 -> stories that came in with my
10633.82 -> ec2 instance Okay so this kind
10636.311 -> of story is called less ephemeral
10638.4 -> storage OK so this needs an
10641.261 -> instance to survive host machine to
10643.24 -> survive And it exists only as
10645.87 -> long us The host machine is
10647.699 -> there with you you get so
10649.05 -> if you delete the host machine
10650.33 -> the stories will go That the
10652.69 -> stories that waas um I also
10654.78 -> surely that we can create volume
10656.13 -> break So this world is something
10657.9 -> that do not require the host
10659.891 -> machine again The wall in the
10661.431 -> same way they talk about a
10662.58 -> female a lot Uh the baby
10664.41 -> is that you see on the
10665.181 -> screen I mean both work similarly
10667.5 -> but the one or the middle
10669.33 -> one that comes attached to it
10670.41 -> easy to it gets the leader
10671.85 -> When the instances deleted So all
10673.529 -> the data that was there on
10674.869 -> it it will also get deleted
10676.56 -> But if I take a back
10678.409 -> up off it or if I
10679.1 -> have created a separate volume which
10682.42 -> was not connected to the instance
10684.13 -> it is persistent in nature it
10686.149 -> is not necessary are it will
10688.75 -> not happen that if I do
10689.819 -> leave easy to instance the volume
10692.6 -> assistant woman that I created separately
10694.369 -> would also delete why Because it
10695.859 -> is a separate entity it can
10698.091 -> survive without an instance But if
10699.721 -> you want to use it you
10701.19 -> have to connect it to some
10702.25 -> instance Okay And it that's it
10704.221 -> again to save it Okay so
10706.351 -> this is what your habeas is
10709.471 -> I unfortunately not talk a lot
10711.25 -> about it when I when we
10712.2 -> learned of the sea to instant
10713.181 -> but not worry As we get
10714.74 -> back into the demo I'll talk
10715.721 -> about it again Okay Then you
10718.101 -> have your object storage So hear
10720.601 -> all your stories Find side treated
10722.28 -> as objects And these files get
10724.76 -> stored in a folder And the
10726.29 -> folder is called as your bucket
10728.19 -> Okay so what you see on
10729.96 -> screen is two types of stories
10732.9 -> One is your Amazon s three
10734.841 -> storage data One is your Amazon
10737.15 -> Felicia Storage So you're a misery
10740.1 -> is three Storage is ah hot
10743.68 -> storage So when I say a
10745.569 -> heart storage it is that storage
10748.38 -> that basically stores data that needs
10751.95 -> quickly Tree will our storage So
10754.29 -> I can instantly put in my
10755.38 -> data Their delegate er are connected
10757.76 -> to somebody source and start processing
10759.229 -> it Right Uh so that is
10761.771 -> why this data is accessible greater
10764.5 -> So you also after not one
10765.94 -> more thing It is also a
10768.06 -> costlier social data Why Because territory
10771.819 -> Well time is high area The
10774.449 -> other stories that you see on
10775.79 -> the screen iss Amazon Glee sheer
10778.81 -> from the nameless Eric and makeup
10781.08 -> that glaciers are cool right We're
10783.279 -> talking about ice glaciers here right
10785.54 -> So these according nature So Amazon
10788.77 -> s three is hard in nature
10789.93 -> when you're awkward place where it
10791.05 -> is cold in nature Why is
10792.18 -> that Because um it's stores archival
10795.66 -> data Do you know what archives
10797.33 -> are Archives are that set of
10799.46 -> data that you do not actually
10801.46 -> go ahead and take a look
10802.609 -> at regularly So to give you
10805.45 -> an example I'm I recently not
10808.931 -> recently on the TV went to
10810.58 -> that as well So now I
10812.32 -> was creating my passport It was
10814.21 -> in 2013 14 if I'm not
10816.31 -> wrong So I needed my birth
10818.96 -> certificate something I did not have
10821.26 -> a copy toe So for that
10823.239 -> I actually had to go to
10824.67 -> a hospital where I was born
10827.189 -> And whenever in that I realized
10828.529 -> that that hospital existed no longer
10831.4 -> So I wasn't in your feet
10832.471 -> because I couldn't get my birth
10833.98 -> certificate I Acto put in some
10837.74 -> I had to put in extra
10838.841 -> air force to get my birth
10839.98 -> certificate Something that you can do
10841.311 -> in India Eric We call it
10843.24 -> God Logan in Hindi So that
10845.17 -> means basically making arrangements toe some
10849.399 -> under the table arrangements to get
10850.83 -> your job done So this is
10855.29 -> what the point that I'm trying
10856.359 -> to make here is I did
10857.42 -> not want to digress from the
10858.45 -> main subject So the point that
10860.52 -> I'm trying to make it to
10861.399 -> sea the birth certificate is something
10865.31 -> that I might not go to
10866.26 -> the hospital to get every day
10867.44 -> Right So if you go to
10869.11 -> a hospital not every data that
10870.8 -> is stored in the hospital is
10871.98 -> something that will need every day
10873.66 -> Same with government offices as well
10875.899 -> Andi If I go to hospital
10877.77 -> it's not that I say Give
10879.18 -> me my birds that we get
10880.08 -> on That person will say who
10881.149 -> Come here Take it and go
10882.49 -> of it right now What is
10884.22 -> it Everything going online that it's
10886.149 -> possible But I still belong to
10888.45 -> the ages where we used to
10889.46 -> use written documents as well So
10891.2 -> to find a particular document These
10892.47 -> people used to take a day
10893.31 -> or two So when I apply
10894.37 -> for it I might I had
10896.53 -> to be in a situation where
10897.63 -> I could actually go back and
10898.67 -> collect the day Tired in a
10899.49 -> couple of base time right So
10901.319 -> the point I'm going to make
10902.229 -> it is when you talk about
10903.04 -> archival Detroit is this kind of
10904.46 -> data something that you might not
10906.79 -> access right away You're certain that
10908.53 -> you might not get access to
10909.79 -> it right away So when you
10911.26 -> store that kind of data you
10912.65 -> can use something like Glacier right
10914.68 -> One It comes at a cheaper
10916.24 -> price compared to history No Why
10918.24 -> does it commit a cheaper price
10919.46 -> compared to a street Since it
10921.649 -> is archival data you can order
10923.6 -> it Leave this data like right
10924.939 -> away It takes we Woz for
10926.14 -> you to actually go around it
10927.229 -> to you this date up So
10929.48 -> we start only that data That
10930.94 -> is not very important for us
10932.93 -> or would not need immediate access
10934.71 -> to that data there So I
10936.24 -> had a lot of police here
10937.25 -> Is it stores archival data for
10938.92 -> you and then you have your
10940.68 -> efforts So basically when you are
10942.94 -> dealing with file systems what kind
10945.51 -> of stories would you use when
10947.01 -> you use aws you'll go for
10948.65 -> the deficit is elastic Find system
10950.59 -> for I also mentioned that there
10953.06 -> are at the kinds of stories
10955.91 -> that AWS offers street Now what
10958.229 -> are those are the kinds of
10959.5 -> stories is that AWS offers to
10961.02 -> you right We cannot exactly called
10963.1 -> stories but these are basically data
10965.68 -> movement of mechanism or data stories
10968.79 -> moment mechanism that AWS offers Now
10971.25 -> aws snowball is one thing So
10973.49 -> basically it is something that holds
10975.42 -> a data Physically you like you
10977.39 -> have a hard drive right Let's
10979.34 -> assume I'll give you one more
10981.189 -> example here back then I mean
10984.2 -> if I go like 567 years
10986.02 -> back if I needed to get
10987.81 -> some CDs or movies that I
10989.28 -> wanted to watch so I used
10990.96 -> to connect I mean I used
10992.62 -> to visit a friend who always
10993.76 -> had this all the data stored
10995.22 -> with I used to give him
10996.42 -> my pen drive copy all the
10997.56 -> data that I wanted and I
10998.56 -> used to move it to my
11000.141 -> system and water trite because back
11002.28 -> then we could actually we could
11005.3 -> not stream that this data this
11006.83 -> easy lyric so we have to
11008.431 -> actually go out and use physical
11011.69 -> devices to move data OK so
11015.54 -> when you talk about moving short
11017.21 -> data like images messages meals you
11020.08 -> can do that on and it
11021.25 -> was possible back then as well
11023.29 -> So that is something that you
11024.41 -> can do ordinate out easily But
11025.931 -> in some situations you might be
11027.45 -> required to move a large amount
11028.73 -> of data And if you are
11030.641 -> to move it physically right you
11033.271 -> always not already network In that
11035.17 -> case you can use a service
11036.351 -> like snow Well between two movie
11038.181 -> A data physical It's no more
11040.14 -> Billy something that lets you move
11042.029 -> a large that I wonder Data
11044.149 -> something that would be required for
11045.8 -> that would require a proper mobility
11047.21 -> mood So these services basically let
11049.54 -> you move your data when it
11050.68 -> doesn't small Letterman compared Well there's
11053.43 -> no more will You can move
11054.58 -> it through snowboard If it is
11056.24 -> very large in size like a
11057.47 -> data center size of data moving
11059.57 -> personal movie It's basically moves data
11061.58 -> from one location to the other
11062.87 -> Okay so this was a bulb
11066.3 -> Um your services like cloud storage
11070.149 -> services that relentless has to offer
11071.41 -> to Okay let's just go ahead
11074.131 -> and take a look at these
11075.301 -> sources one by one Okay so
11079.75 -> first on a screen we have
11081.03 -> elastic block store I did not
11082.7 -> want to talk about a lasting
11083.76 -> lobster 1st 1st let us talk
11085.66 -> about STD and then we'll come
11087.8 -> back to Elastic block store Okay
11090.29 -> So will the artistry take a
11092.76 -> look at its demo and then
11094 -> we'll actually go back and talk
11095.09 -> about habeas So s stick Amazon
11100 -> s three stands for simple storage
11102.801 -> service Okay that is S S
11104.9 -> s And that is what is
11105.771 -> called Les s three To make
11107.851 -> it more appealing It's a simple
11110.631 -> Web Services are basically has Ah
11116 -> has simple Web services interfaces work
11118.47 -> The definition says I'm never going
11119.69 -> with the definitions Let go through
11121.37 -> that and them and then I'll
11123.02 -> break it down for you and
11123.9 -> simply words Okay So what The
11125.59 -> definition seizes S three has a
11127.52 -> simple Web services interface that you
11130.48 -> can use to store and retrieve
11132.05 -> any amount of data at any
11133.63 -> time from anywhere on the web
11136.1 -> Okay so basically what you're doing
11138.21 -> here is you're using a web
11139.949 -> interface will get into the demo
11141.3 -> part I'll show you how to
11142.069 -> create buckets and stuff like that
11143.22 -> Okay You'll get to know how
11144.949 -> easy this so you can use
11146.319 -> this weapon to face Create these
11147.72 -> folders these buckets for you and
11149.72 -> you can store and retrieve your
11150.729 -> data from their abilities Just using
11152.52 -> your Internet What I Some of
11154.931 -> its important features We have flexibility
11158.109 -> Like we have durability We have
11160.8 -> availability cost efficiency security and scalability
11164.159 -> So durability and flexibility I'll give
11166.869 -> you numbers on these Not worry
11168.3 -> about that OK but we've talked
11170.119 -> about some of these features Excellent
11171.84 -> What scalability is what security is
11173.619 -> in all those applied to your
11175.029 -> Amazon s three as well Just
11177.04 -> to throw a light from a
11178.14 -> normal perspective secure It is very
11180 -> secure And you can actually decide
11182.77 -> who gets to access your bracket
11184.239 -> Will Doesn't you can set rules
11185.609 -> on it You can even set
11187.869 -> in rules as an hour Do
11188.939 -> you want to move Yell the
11190.199 -> Italian cycles stores to store data
11192.489 -> I in cycles again We'll discuss
11194.65 -> this in the demo but not
11195.66 -> worry about OK so we can
11197.66 -> actually ensure that pockets and idea
11201 -> in the history services Very secure
11203.42 -> Cost efficient again It is very
11204.91 -> cost efficient Yes it charges you
11207.641 -> a lot but you have a
11210.061 -> mechanic's American move your data toe
11212.5 -> Gliese here If you feel that
11215.551 -> your data is not being used
11216.86 -> frequently and is costing you more
11218.57 -> you can first move too infrequent
11220.11 -> Access our data story in the
11222.091 -> stand Then you can actually move
11223.4 -> toe glacier where you would be
11225.819 -> touched according to the release ablation
11228.03 -> infrequent access with a cheaper than
11229.93 -> standard as three judges Okay So
11231.939 -> cost efficient Yes it is very
11233.21 -> cost efficient scale level Yes it
11235.5 -> skills And you can start a
11236.78 -> lot of data year as well
11238.07 -> Durability is something we'll discuss later
11240.021 -> Okay Available Yes You can take
11241.891 -> back up off your data So
11242.86 -> data is available on you have
11244.34 -> quite a few options So ends
11245.38 -> It is highly flexible as well
11247.41 -> Okay so how does is three
11251.38 -> work Exactly When you talk about
11253.46 -> the Miss honesty you can store
11255.14 -> data in the form off buckets
11257.82 -> and objects So the definition you're
11260.97 -> saying if I'm not wrong what
11261.95 -> you see on the screen let's
11263.13 -> just talk about buckets and on
11264.38 -> Mexican So when you talk about
11267.319 -> buckets and objects state but it's
11269.689 -> on nothing but your can Venus
11272.18 -> that hold your estate data Okay
11275.609 -> So the data can be files
11278.909 -> images and stuff like that Right
11280.68 -> Maybe media sources as well So
11283.08 -> your objectives nothing but your data
11284.869 -> that you're storing in your buckets
11286.149 -> tonight So the data that you
11289.109 -> store always comes when comes in
11290.869 -> with um your key and words
11293.9 -> and I d So you can
11295 -> actually have wording to your data
11297.34 -> Let me see if we have
11298.54 -> something or less poisoning in the
11299.72 -> next Let's talk about it If
11301.41 -> not I'll talk about it in
11302.601 -> the demo partisan What was in
11303.91 -> English Because it is a very
11305.181 -> important topic when you talk about
11306.86 -> is three data OK okay The
11309.9 -> presentation isn't in the best off
11311.46 -> Former Forgive me for that Okay
11313.511 -> so um I'm his honesty Torosidis
11317.8 -> and replication Okay so it is
11320.01 -> nothing But it is an ability
11322.989 -> using which you can automatically and
11326.699 -> thus synchronously copy your object objects
11329.569 -> across buckets that are based in
11331.09 -> different regions So but it's a
11333.3 -> configured for core processes and application
11336.13 -> and they can also automate automate
11338.8 -> this process Basically So basically let's
11340.939 -> assume that I have two buckets
11342.149 -> based in different regions or I
11343.7 -> have two different buckets right So
11345.76 -> I can set of policies that
11347.31 -> ensure that after a particular action
11350.17 -> trio are amount of time my
11351.939 -> data from one bucket gets replicated
11353.88 -> into the other bucket So this
11355.529 -> insures my date I cigar Right
11357.38 -> So if one on the buckets
11358.5 -> moves down I will have a
11359.79 -> backup offer it in the other
11361.01 -> bucket Okay so this was about
11363.859 -> my um yes three cross these
11367.89 -> and replication Okay wasn't it Gets
11371.8 -> stare so we'll discuss this Do
11373.939 -> not wait So we'll take a
11375.29 -> look at it in the Democrat
11376.18 -> as well But let's talk about
11377.7 -> so there's many talk a lot
11378.73 -> of words ending it is nothing
11379.811 -> but maintaining different versions of a
11381.601 -> particular file There could be a
11383.26 -> situation where my file got changed
11385.46 -> break And once I changed it
11387.351 -> I had re uploaded it to
11388.86 -> my estate bucket which already had
11390.78 -> the same fight So when I
11392.721 -> restored that bucket so I will
11396.16 -> If worsening is activated on my
11398.04 -> bucket I'll tell you what Waiters
11399.341 -> do not worry if our reasoning
11400.7 -> is activated on my bucket And
11402.25 -> if I re upload the same
11403.5 -> file again So what it will
11404.99 -> do is it will maintain a
11406.12 -> copy off the latest find that
11407.73 -> apple or it say for example
11409.591 -> my first document hard in 91
11411.431 -> 23333 Right then I stored same
11415.4 -> file again but with modifications in
11417.85 -> it So it's new Idea would
11419.66 -> be for three too quickly Treaty
11421.87 -> if we're listening is activated on
11423.51 -> my bucket If there's a situation
11425.72 -> that I feel that I need
11426.62 -> it previous version of the fight
11428.26 -> I just click on that file
11429.55 -> and it will give me multiple
11430.84 -> awards and ID's so I can
11433.109 -> choose The previous was an idea
11434.54 -> as well So when I say
11435.8 -> words learning what it does is
11437.449 -> basically as three keeps both the
11439.83 -> words and soft my fine with
11441.029 -> it So I can always go
11442.96 -> back and report to the world
11443.92 -> religion sense with Okay so this
11445.86 -> is all about words any as
11447.29 -> in what words in English right
11448.87 -> I mean if there are multiple
11451.149 -> virgins for particular file that you
11452.68 -> want to maintain A You can
11453.83 -> do that by using Amazon a
11456.399 -> street words any So we'll see
11458.409 -> this as we were to get
11459.899 -> into the Democrat Let's go ahead
11462.12 -> and talk about some other features
11463.49 -> about those three as well right
11464.63 -> So we'll discuss certain point this
11466.81 -> thing that what kind of stories
11468.85 -> is three offers we've discussed about
11472.3 -> what kind of features the AWS
11473.51 -> offers in general right We say
11474.89 -> that it is highly reliable right
11477.24 -> So if you talk about its
11478.29 -> suitability it's pretty visibility right It's
11480.37 -> 99.99% whether you talk about this
11483.4 -> standard infrequent or glacier okay we'll
11486.09 -> discuss these pointers not whatever that
11488.13 -> but even availability is 99.99 And
11490.78 -> if you take a look at
11491.41 -> the actual number is 99.7 to
11493.75 -> 9 times 99999 So that tells
11496.369 -> you how deep it goes when
11497.43 -> you talk about its general durability
11499.96 -> and availability as well right So
11503.54 -> going away from the topic that
11504.811 -> we were discussing let's just understand
11506.53 -> what are the types of stories
11507.631 -> is that AWS is three offers
11509.82 -> to a site that are different
11511.221 -> classes in it So when you
11512.431 -> talk about these classes engender so
11514.83 -> you have this standard one which
11517.08 -> is most commonly used or by
11518.65 -> default you straight Then you have
11520.56 -> a standard infrequent access and finally
11524.39 -> you have your glacier access So
11527.33 -> when you say standard this is
11529.76 -> West under charges of play and
11531.29 -> you have a normal off this
11533.66 -> standard input output or even to
11536.49 -> tree will Rather Okay but when
11538.27 -> you talk over infrequent access this
11541.31 -> is what we're talking about Data
11543.62 -> which we do not access Right
11545.91 -> of it Okay so it's when
11548.47 -> you talk about retrieving this data
11549.96 -> it will take longer than your
11551.15 -> standard No standard stories that AWS
11554.87 -> is three class has to offer
11555.96 -> to you and then you have
11557.24 -> a glacier Now this is very
11558.5 -> actually Gordon story Archival data will
11561.3 -> discuss s three Sorry glacier in
11563.46 -> detail once we get into the
11564.7 -> AWS Glacier Park But this is
11566.6 -> where we actually store our archival
11568.6 -> data data that we do not
11569.68 -> access frequently So the important point
11572.29 -> that you need to note here
11573.26 -> is when you talk about an
11575.81 -> object size your infrequent stories is
11578.77 -> the only one that requires minimum
11580.8 -> size for you to have that
11582.24 -> as it is 1 28 KB
11584.6 -> in general rate So it has
11586.53 -> to be me more of that
11587.47 -> size When you talk about you're
11590.73 -> arrested classes like standard English it
11592.41 -> there's no limit that but obviously
11594.44 -> there has to be some sense
11595.34 -> because you'll stroll something that end
11596.64 -> of the day right Apart from
11598.271 -> that if you talk about minimum
11600.21 -> stories do recent standard duration or
11602.92 -> the standard s three class will
11605.08 -> actually have no minimum duration And
11607.95 -> that's obvious as well because it
11609.09 -> is the costliest one So you'll
11610.98 -> end up being whatever money you
11612.29 -> do But when are these cycles
11615.09 -> coming into play time in the
11616.15 -> standard one The infrequent one and
11618.22 -> ugly share one So what is
11619.811 -> three does for you is it
11621.04 -> has a particular kind of life
11622.351 -> cycle right Where Let's assume that
11624.69 -> I'm using certain data that I
11626.12 -> knew on a daily basis I
11627.37 -> know I have to access it
11628.47 -> with I like it or not
11630.34 -> So I would be putting it
11632.33 -> at our inner stories where it
11633.99 -> can be accessed right away Okay
11635.99 -> whenever I needed That is why
11637.84 -> this is West Standard stories comes
11639.71 -> into picture when you talk about
11640.95 -> s three classes and it is
11642.5 -> the costlier one compared to the
11643.83 -> other toe If it all covered
11645.46 -> infrequent access let's assume that um
11649.189 -> there is some data that you're
11650.449 -> not accessing frequently You can put
11652.51 -> that in infrequent um access place
11656.63 -> where you have to have the
11657.63 -> data Therefore please 30 days Okay
11660.03 -> And the minute awkwardly said it
11661.5 -> has to be there for a
11662.439 -> least 90 days The fact that
11664.53 -> you're putting your data in there
11665.52 -> for 90 days they know that
11666.99 -> you'd be using the service for
11668.22 -> this longer duration And that is
11669.979 -> what that is right It's cheaper
11671.76 -> Another important point it in you
11673.109 -> to notice the retrieval rate So
11675.71 -> forest bite late and see is
11677.35 -> milliseconds for the first toe materials
11680.439 -> Right So when you say milliseconds
11682.399 -> later and see that means you
11683.29 -> can between this data for the
11684.77 -> first bite in this lesser time
11686.8 -> are depending upon the size of
11688.07 -> remaining data This time might ready
11690.05 -> Right But if you talk about
11691.32 -> Glacier in particular takes like 3
11693.05 -> to 5 hours So it's written
11694.78 -> a standard as far as your
11696.45 -> it takes like 3 to 4
11697.391 -> hours for you to actually retrieve
11698.57 -> your leader Right And that is
11700.17 -> if you follow the normal procedure
11701.74 -> So there are expedited extraction of
11704.64 -> data there and the normal extraction
11706.09 -> of data So when you talk
11707.28 -> about normal extraction of data it
11709.479 -> will take a please for us
11710.63 -> for you to retrieve that data
11712.25 -> so that is why it's called
11713.16 -> a school stories as well and
11714.38 -> that is very steeper compared to
11715.84 -> the other two So if you
11717.33 -> can see retrieval fees standard access
11720.21 -> you are not charged anything for
11721.681 -> retrieving your data And that is
11723.601 -> obvious right I mean because you
11725.101 -> are already paying for the storage
11727.159 -> that you want to use frequently
11728.59 -> And you are not going to
11729.47 -> pay money if you want to
11730.409 -> frequently store or remove the data
11731.989 -> from that But the hindsight to
11734.63 -> this is that will be actually
11736.149 -> ending up paying more money because
11737.68 -> you're storing storing the data in
11739.409 -> the costliest world here the other
11741.62 -> two However these are cheaper But
11743.76 -> if you want to retrieve your
11744.84 -> data you'll be charging But to
11746.22 -> be rates on these prices ready
11748.851 -> depending upon home its data and
11750.561 -> how frequently or how quickly we
11752.521 -> want to actually access the data
11754.38 -> So when you talk about storing
11756.5 -> it it is very cheap comfort
11757.83 -> with these things And since we're
11759.819 -> storing archival data and the other
11761.319 -> do that miss data that we
11762.37 -> do not access frequently that means
11764.26 -> would be retrieving this data once
11765.689 -> in a while right so that
11766.72 -> is what being this party be
11768.04 -> fees is also not a problem
11769.859 -> here So these are the types
11771.78 -> off glasses that in Nablus history
11773.771 -> has to offer to us Let's
11776.5 -> see what is the next topic
11777.44 -> here Okay so we are into
11779.38 -> the Democrat Let's do one thing
11781.34 -> Let's quickly go ahead and see
11783.05 -> how as three works Then we're
11785.38 -> come back understand What we share
11787 -> is how it works Right on
11789.02 -> We'll also talk about EBS Something
11791.01 -> that I said we'll discuss later
11792.24 -> Right The less us weekly get
11793.79 -> into the S three Remove park
11795.32 -> for that I love toe Go
11797.12 -> ahead and log into my concert
11800.021 -> And so it's for you to
11801.16 -> this concert So they were It
11806.58 -> says you are logged out Let
11808.79 -> me quickly Just go ahead and
11809.851 -> log in and let's see Always
11813.859 -> three works right Tobin talk What
11815.59 -> s three So as I've already
11818.609 -> mentioned you can search for your
11820.399 -> service under the stories domain Here
11822.359 -> we can type it here It
11823.649 -> is even available in your history
11824.99 -> if you've used it recently Right
11826.42 -> So these are some of the
11827.53 -> services that I've used with a
11829.2 -> sagemaker elastic beanstalk cloud print Testy
11833 -> right So let's just go ahead
11834.7 -> and open a street for what
11836.431 -> it says is were permanently reasonable
11838.631 -> The previous was enough street console
11841.08 -> While we continue to improve a
11842.34 -> street council located uh keep on
11846.479 -> experimenting with the consoles that they
11848.479 -> have So there's a possibility that
11850.93 -> if you see this demo and
11852.97 -> if you go back the concert
11854.229 -> might change That is how it
11856.25 -> Nablus is there Not me Is
11857.859 -> it in this But they keep
11859 -> playing with the concert so you
11861.59 -> can see there are quite a
11862.72 -> few buckets that I've created Not
11864.979 -> all of these buckets are something
11866.84 -> that I use We can actually
11868.59 -> go and delete it I'll show
11869.64 -> you how to delete one So
11871.8 -> I'm when I try to delete
11873.37 -> a bucket to last week for
11874.45 -> the name off my bucket s
11876.14 -> three bucket demo 321 is the
11877.95 -> name here Right So if I
11879.49 -> say the late so you to
11881.94 -> last me to enter the name
11883.54 -> s three But get them all
11888.93 -> Leave one And naming convention is
11891.58 -> also particularly here You are not
11893.08 -> allowed to use gaps when you
11895.66 -> actually go ahead and create industry
11897.77 -> bucket sample The Montreat want demo
11902.95 -> one tried I will delete this
11905.68 -> one as well and I let
11910.16 -> the lasting bean stalk buckets be
11911.83 -> there It's a paean to actually
11913.131 -> delete those I think I've left
11915.07 -> some off my instance Open up
11917.36 -> and running And that is why
11921.04 -> I cannot delete delete these buckets
11922.94 -> because these fall under particularly source
11924.92 -> group Okay so that is why
11926.79 -> I'm not able to read these
11928.17 -> I'm not directing them from Let's
11929.641 -> just go ahead and create a
11930.67 -> new one Okay I see Create
11933.08 -> a bucket Let's call it Okay
11936.609 -> See It says you cannot use
11938.149 -> capsule right I again miss by
11939.97 -> mistake I put a cap that
11942.24 -> Let's say that my bucket today
11947.199 -> let's call it them a bucket
11948.479 -> Let's see what they accept this
11950.159 -> name The probability of getting these
11952.21 -> kind of names is very less
11953.899 -> because good These names are unique
11956.13 -> across the whole loop So somebody's
11959.01 -> used this name You cannot actually
11960.6 -> So in Mumbai specific or Pacific
11962.949 -> other it is going to get
11964.109 -> collect created See it's accesses global
11967.189 -> rate I mean men are you
11968.01 -> try to create a bucket or
11969.41 -> you are industry the access all
11971.04 -> officials global But where is it
11972.75 -> reciting right now It is an
11973.87 -> issue specific Mumbai Listen next See
11980.83 -> I told you it would be
11982.03 -> rare that we get this kind
11983.271 -> of bucket name and it has
11984.131 -> denied us that Right Let's just
11986.03 -> use the standard form large and
11987.271 -> 321 to it and just sit
11988.601 -> next Okay Dima Bigotry to and
11991.859 -> also exist 3211 more time Now
11995.229 -> let's see now It should be
11998.28 -> definitely there Right So of worsening
12001.391 -> Do I want to keep words
12002.91 -> any on I can actually go
12004.66 -> back and activities again if I
12005.86 -> want So a lock Something that
12007.29 -> I have not need So I'm
12008.311 -> not gonna activate it here because
12009.521 -> I want to show you how
12010.351 -> to maintain the virgins off the
12011.7 -> files That you're right lets us
12013.511 -> the next funnel block All access
12016.6 -> is who I wanted to be
12017.55 -> An open back it Let's say
12019.04 -> it's an open market block Oil
12021.96 -> access may result in bucket and
12023.57 -> objects within becoming public Yes The
12026.49 -> dem bebop public for no If
12028.56 -> we are to do anything I
12031.08 -> do not want this bucket Toby
12032.42 -> Access restricted So I'm not gonna
12034.16 -> keep it restricted because then you
12036.49 -> have to come back Look for
12037.65 -> it What access do you need
12039.04 -> to give it on all those
12040.23 -> things So let's not get through
12041.97 -> all that pain right I mean
12043.07 -> why waste our time doing all
12044.22 -> those things So let's just go
12045.42 -> ahead and see whether the bucket
12046.53 -> is dates up under the year
12048.02 -> for you So let's just say
12049.91 -> open Right So um there's certain
12053.18 -> things that let us look into
12054.45 -> those first Then we'll see how
12056.35 -> toe put in objects here and
12057.81 -> other things Right So when you
12059.12 -> talk about properties in general right
12060.97 -> you see words Any something that
12062.57 -> we're going toe enable Okay so
12065 -> access log in website static website
12067.18 -> hosting So basically when you host
12068.95 -> a website right no matter what
12070.37 -> application urine you are going to
12071.78 -> store your data some very if
12073.46 -> it's deciding on an instance Eva
12075.841 -> stories might be used for the
12077.551 -> data that is concerned with the
12078.62 -> instance that but whatever application date
12081.23 -> other to talking about you need
12082.17 -> to store it somewhere right So
12083.36 -> this is very s three bucket
12084.83 -> Concentra picture So when you talk
12086.66 -> about content delivery networks as well
12088.61 -> right so you would be needing
12090.65 -> a particular several location where you
12092.36 -> host a data So when it
12093.78 -> create that central point in that
12095.71 -> case to your data gets stored
12096.95 -> in Yes Do you have an
12097.78 -> option of putting a date in
12098.841 -> history So there are quite a
12100.54 -> few of the applications that you'd
12101.869 -> be using during the course off
12105.34 -> You says with AWS And you'd
12107.23 -> realise that s three is one
12108.45 -> of the most reliable stories is
12109.8 -> where you actually go ahead and
12111.54 -> store all this data that you
12112.53 -> have there with you Okay so
12114.561 -> object level logging default encryption This
12117.5 -> is something that AWS lets you
12119.391 -> do on it all So you're
12120.98 -> not after thing cover that If
12122.33 -> it's December let me That's not
12124.18 -> gonna happen but of anabolic If
12126.479 -> you're late I would get encrypted
12127.7 -> right I've mentioned about the fact
12128.99 -> that when you talk about AWS
12130.77 -> is security is taken care off
12132.04 -> Other talk about it being wording
12133.6 -> that work on inside an app
12135.02 -> or even physically right So when
12137.79 -> you talk about encryption it is
12138.89 -> something that ensures that in a
12140.27 -> data most rude in network like
12143.24 -> it is secure while it's moving
12144.96 -> to the network And the if
12146.46 -> I was at the gate is
12147.24 -> that you have right not to
12148.18 -> get with the firewalls Rather so
12149.96 -> firewalls and sure that even at
12151.319 -> the entry chicken and take or
12152.95 -> points of data do not gets
12154.899 -> corrupted in any possible way So
12157.16 -> that is what the default encryption
12158.92 -> lets you do if you activated
12160.631 -> something that we're not going to
12161.78 -> do for now Okay Ah permissions
12166.649 -> Okay so this is where I've
12168.64 -> actually made it public right It
12170.239 -> says we want to block public
12171.79 -> access No For now let it
12173.529 -> be open if you want to
12174.67 -> You can So what you can
12176.149 -> also do here is create a
12177.38 -> bucket policy Okay so when you
12179.22 -> click on bucket policy Ah I
12183.54 -> can actually go ahead when you
12184.76 -> say it And it is the
12185.729 -> part two and back it Okay
12187.02 -> so I can decide what kind
12189.22 -> of bucket policy that I want
12190.46 -> to use So we just talked
12192.05 -> about cross reason replication as well
12193.77 -> Right CIA So when you talk
12195.93 -> about Sierra you are planning to
12197.729 -> replicate a data from a bucket
12199.699 -> in one particular reason to a
12200.85 -> bucket in the other reason right
12202.311 -> So this is where this bucket
12203.641 -> policy comes into picture You need
12206.13 -> to have a policy that ensures
12207.53 -> that when you actually make a
12209.17 -> copy off a data in a
12210.53 -> particular bucket When do you want
12212.53 -> to Or how do you want
12213.21 -> to replicate it to the other
12214.17 -> bucket So this is where something
12215.681 -> like bucket policy comes into Picture
12217.59 -> the applications or whatever This is
12219.12 -> just one example as to what
12220.45 -> you can do with bucket policies
12222.48 -> So I believe adjust our general
12224.66 -> ideas to work a bucket policies
12226.29 -> and what you can do with
12227.08 -> it It is clear to people
12229.04 -> in a nutshell right So then
12231.87 -> you have courts story Very frank
12233.75 -> I've never used courts so I
12236.6 -> did not have a lot of
12237.399 -> idea about it I'm not gonna
12238.41 -> just go and talk about it
12239.7 -> So let's just keep this phone
12241.149 -> Oh okay And then you have
12243.399 -> your management in management you have
12245.56 -> life cycle So when you say
12247.18 -> add a life cycle here right
12249.5 -> So we just discussed those three
12251.42 -> types off stories classes that we
12253.75 -> have So when you talk about
12255.57 -> life cycle rule water does is
12257.12 -> it usually freedom to decide as
12259.03 -> an okay if this data is
12260.55 -> reciting in my s three normal
12263.53 -> standard access right In that case
12265.76 -> if I'm not using this data
12267.47 -> for this longer duration Why don't
12269.84 -> you instead movinto infrequent access And
12272.569 -> after a month's time even if
12273.93 -> it is not getting used in
12274.91 -> the infrequent access then move it
12277.05 -> toe my glacier storage So what
12279.58 -> that would do is instead of
12281.08 -> that data lying useless are not
12283.16 -> being used in a particular class
12286.149 -> It would actually move toe the
12288.069 -> other level Other transitioning class that
12291.13 -> AWS offers to you on you
12292.699 -> would be charged at a cheaper
12293.979 -> it at an optimized rate Right
12295.71 -> So you won't end up being
12296.979 -> the money that you worked for
12298.83 -> the standard plus otherwise right So
12300.689 -> you can actually go out and
12301.729 -> are the name of food This
12302.649 -> is a general procedure that we
12304.14 -> follow here Okay So once you
12305.74 -> fill in all this data next
12307.489 -> to get into the transition feeds
12309.01 -> So which class we want to
12310.83 -> transition to directly once do directly
12313.77 -> Want to transition to your infrequent
12317.19 -> access right Or do you want
12318.29 -> to move back to your standard
12319.48 -> access You can decide all those
12320.75 -> things are okay in the transitions
12322.44 -> Exploration is the time duration that
12324.23 -> you sittin right I mean um
12326.8 -> after what direction do you want
12328.141 -> to move It a tie into
12329.08 -> the other stories class And finally
12330.88 -> you believe all the things and
12332.22 -> you actually go Don't approve this
12334.12 -> process So this is how we
12335.42 -> actually good and create a life
12336.92 -> cycle tool when you talk about
12338.271 -> moving a data from standard access
12340.37 -> to infrequent toe um you glacier
12344.06 -> or twice a lesson Right So
12346.631 -> this is about the life cycle
12348.23 -> group Um Now let us go
12351.82 -> back to the order view part
12353.141 -> break Let me show you how
12354.881 -> to actually go out and do
12355.99 -> these things are applaud certain finds
12357.94 -> to it right I mean since
12359.07 -> we're talking over this street let's
12360.95 -> see what happens here Actually So
12363.659 -> this is my bucket that I
12364.819 -> haven't married and in this bucket
12367.37 -> I can actually go ahead and
12368.729 -> add a particular file Let's say
12370.59 -> I add a file called us
12372.5 -> when Okay when dark PNG So
12375.36 -> that's a snapshot that I have
12376.9 -> It's his next I can actually
12380.78 -> set of rules here and here
12381.94 -> Okay Said permissions Said properties They
12384.9 -> were it And then I can
12385.66 -> actually believe ago two previous you
12387.12 -> can see all the information you
12388.58 -> so by default it is going
12389.77 -> into my standard frequently accessed data
12391.92 -> right So I can decide what
12394.58 -> their dough I want to move
12395.53 -> my day trying to do I
12396.4 -> want to move it A glacier
12397.52 -> directly can do that as earlier
12398.96 -> Right Glacier Deep Archive is something
12401.31 -> that is one facility that database
12403.18 -> for what you on easy to
12405.08 -> Rather it's not easy to estimate
12406.41 -> other So see that our options
12408.9 -> said that you want to choose
12409.82 -> into if you want to write
12411.19 -> And this is where you set
12412.58 -> in permissions right It is used
12414.631 -> already Apart from that you can
12417.52 -> access or decide the access to
12418.989 -> an object There's an object level
12420.659 -> access as well that you have
12421.649 -> right Once we get into the
12423.66 -> cloud front part I'll discuss why
12425.25 -> access is important I'll show it
12427.03 -> to you in the form of
12427.71 -> demo So basically what happens is
12431 -> when you say an object access
12432.78 -> let us see that I have
12434.54 -> a particular object that is being
12437.06 -> who stood on a particular website
12438.8 -> for me So to do that
12440.19 -> what I do is I use
12441.19 -> a particular domain name to access
12442.6 -> that data right So if these
12444.88 -> objects are not public if they're
12446.88 -> private I might not be able
12448.42 -> to access them through an extra
12449.601 -> tip Arrested MPs More if I
12452.101 -> have not said the properties Karaki
12453.96 -> So that is why setting up
12455.07 -> right access is important in our
12457.2 -> case we are giving it public
12458.561 -> access to everything that we're doing
12459.891 -> right now Right So it should
12461.79 -> not be a concern for us
12463.11 -> Let's just go ahead and see
12465.659 -> a floor So once I go
12470.601 -> ahead and actually applaud my data
12472.15 -> my data would be visible to
12473.4 -> me You're okay 100% successful But
12476.54 -> why can I not see my
12478.07 -> object This should have been here
12481.101 -> by now His success One progress
12489.8 -> shall be refresh It normally does
12492.79 -> not take this long It happens
12495.5 -> quicker Let me upload one move
12498.99 -> I legis e It's electrified and
12502.88 -> it's just a upload nature See
12505.51 -> Upload The bucket is empty Applaud
12511.57 -> new objects Okay this isn't you
12529.3 -> Say that successful on it has
12532.06 -> uploaded the file that I was
12533.22 -> looking for But then why do
12534.71 -> I not see it right I
12536.88 -> should be able to see it
12539.359 -> They just blew this and let's
12541.94 -> see if there's some problem with
12543.04 -> it This is really the first
12545.66 -> time that I've experience something like
12547.16 -> this Never seen anything like this
12549.55 -> happen So let's just go back
12552.09 -> and use some other bucket Maybe
12553.56 -> there's some problem with the bucket
12554.659 -> I have Let me just go
12556.46 -> ahead and say I create a
12557.8 -> fuller Okay lets us a profile
12562.81 -> in stir Let me through the
12564.69 -> fight The stamina chose a different
12567.14 -> fight And just for the Sikh
12569.46 -> off simplicity Yeah Standard started success
12577.71 -> for Yeah yeah Do not create
12593.38 -> a full refresh this thing What
12599.39 -> is happening to my buckets No
12608.94 -> still a No Let me just
12621.21 -> create a folder and see if
12622.19 -> we can upload it there Okay
12653.63 -> so a folder is created At
12655.069 -> least that is for sure It
12658.74 -> is successful One letter That's a
12661.92 -> medal here 100 person field on
12665.85 -> Why is that We have the
12667.23 -> details options that it was the
12671.61 -> night Okay let's see if we
12692.12 -> can a profile here There's no
12694.841 -> object in this bat Next read
12705.22 -> write manage permissions Standard frequently accessed
12710.351 -> data next a floor and one
12717.64 -> in progress It says no last
12719.409 -> in it Hard shown success in
12722.9 -> the previous a temperature failure upload
12729.1 -> successful It is last Listen square
12747.89 -> and clear the new rocket Probably
12750.91 -> I messed it up in a
12752.46 -> d'accord giving it certain access legacy
12755.351 -> Mm Them more to Nemoto today
12762.63 -> And let's listen next Next It
12774.56 -> is a secret with the motor
12778.2 -> today Now that's a profile here
12780.8 -> See if it works wash and
12785.77 -> I see a blue So hopefully
12788.851 -> we get something applauded this temper
12821.5 -> Why are buckets not getting uprooted
12823.61 -> out Why are objects not getting
12825.13 -> uprooted So for that we'll have
12827.03 -> to get into the property's part
12829.8 -> on May be go back here
12832.16 -> select a particular bucket and ended
12836.311 -> public access and blowing Turning this
12839.43 -> on is same thing is turning
12841.41 -> all four settings below on block
12843.9 -> public access See Seve Mexican form
12862.36 -> and I second So what It
12876.729 -> says now here it is If
12880.221 -> I said like this bucket name
12883.8 -> close this part See See going
12898.64 -> from again Okay so this was
12910.9 -> successful for us Now let's see
12914.16 -> if we can upload a file
12916.45 -> What That I'm gonna just were
12917.591 -> and choose another fight You know
12925.03 -> I'm gonna say Plourde Sure you
12999.96 -> hold the spot Work Says what
13001.931 -> So let's stand understand The other
13003.4 -> types of stories is that we
13004.36 -> have I'll talk about please here
13006.779 -> and then I'll come back and
13007.729 -> talk about a bs and then
13009.54 -> we'll see a demo for boot
13010.979 -> Okay so when you talk about
13013.359 -> blaze here in particular it so
13015.17 -> as I've already mentioned we have
13016.869 -> three is three classes with us
13018.949 -> so ugly cities apart off it
13020.46 -> But when you treat Glacier as
13022.199 -> an object stories think of it
13023.859 -> as the stories that is called
13025.6 -> in nature So when you say
13027.181 -> cold stories right so what happens
13029.03 -> with cold stories is basically we're
13031.33 -> talking about data that would not
13032.91 -> need to access like right away
13035.17 -> to give you an example Let's
13037.94 -> soc or let's discuss this scenario
13041.61 -> Okay if you go to hospitals
13045.51 -> right I mean if you go
13048.09 -> ahead and tell them that okay
13049.07 -> I need my birth certificate especially
13051.25 -> This happens in India if you
13052.42 -> are listening to me from some
13053.43 -> other part of the world so
13055.26 -> this could be different But in
13056.55 -> India it's like if you want
13057.49 -> to get your birth certificate and
13059.729 -> if especially if you go to
13060.77 -> small places small towns and if
13062.2 -> you go there and tell them
13063.02 -> that give him a birth certificate
13065.46 -> they come back a couple of
13066.819 -> days later Probably they might not
13068.93 -> have resources toe retrieve it for
13070.71 -> you right away Or it might
13072.06 -> be documented in such a form
13073.16 -> that it takes time for them
13074.27 -> to actually go ahead and get
13075.16 -> all of the data right This
13077.43 -> is something that you cannot get
13078.83 -> right away to give you my
13080.19 -> personal experience It was in 2014
13082.52 -> 15 from not from but I
13084.01 -> was applying for a passport and
13086.899 -> I needed my birth certificate So
13089.06 -> I happened to visit the hospital
13092.551 -> that I want to do And
13093.86 -> I realized that the hospital lost
13095.16 -> close that so I had to
13097.74 -> actually work under the table to
13099.67 -> get my birth certificate up and
13101.55 -> ready So the point that I'm
13103.21 -> trying to make here is not
13104.49 -> all the data that the access
13105.841 -> is something that will be needing
13106.95 -> everyday rate The day I went
13108.91 -> to get a copy of my
13109.891 -> birth certificate it was already like
13111.601 -> 20 plus years off my life
13113.16 -> that I had passed already right
13115.091 -> So I don't think anybody from
13116.16 -> my family might have visited that
13117.37 -> place So what this tells you
13119.12 -> is there could be data that
13120.5 -> you might not explored every day
13122.83 -> right Some records that stay hospital
13125.45 -> is one example that I gave
13126.55 -> you Not all the data in
13128.01 -> a database is something that you'd
13129.28 -> be exploring are using every day
13131.29 -> Right You'll go there once in
13132.47 -> a while to get some receipt
13134.1 -> or something right If you visit
13135.34 -> a doctor like in three months
13136.29 -> time Alexis that after that duration
13138.68 -> right So this kind of data
13140.53 -> is something that you do not
13141.75 -> need everyday Let's assume that your
13143.89 -> hospital maintains or did pastor for
13146.609 -> this data that is very costly
13148.12 -> nature All right the last increase
13150.83 -> If he's the charge from you
13151.84 -> write The reason for that is
13154.14 -> some of the story Just where
13155.43 -> you access data frequently are very
13156.97 -> costly So in orderto make sure
13160.17 -> that this data is not portend
13162.67 -> stories is that a costly and
13163.97 -> you end up being a lot
13164.92 -> of money instead of what you
13167.06 -> can do is you can always
13168.13 -> go ahead and off for stories
13169.37 -> It's like Amazon glee Sheer Now
13172.21 -> Miss English is a kind of
13173.7 -> stories that stores world data archival
13177.23 -> data our data that does not
13178.43 -> get access frequently something that you
13182.03 -> can put in there and stay
13183.46 -> assured that even if you want
13185.04 -> it you would be able to
13186.71 -> do without it So this is
13187.83 -> not business are missing critical data
13190.82 -> something that you stored in yesterday
13192.41 -> Something that needs processing into your
13194.12 -> time So this is where you
13196.261 -> actually share comes into picture Now
13198.36 -> when you talk about Glacier Great
13200.391 -> Let's see if there are any
13201.36 -> other features that we need to
13202.381 -> discuss But if you take a
13203.33 -> look at the definition have actually
13205.21 -> gone out and talked about all
13206.341 -> the pointers here So let's go
13209.351 -> and talk or something else This
13211.47 -> is the data that would rather
13213.84 -> discuss straight or delay the pointers
13215.279 -> that other discuss So when I
13217.22 -> say that your storage is cheaper
13219.619 -> with Amazon Glacier what am I
13221.56 -> trying to refer to So you
13223.7 -> heard when you retrieve a data
13225.08 -> there are two options that you
13226.24 -> have When is there expedited retrieval
13229.21 -> Uh this is the case Let's
13231.04 -> assume that you want a data
13232.29 -> right away frequently right So in
13235.14 -> case you put in a data
13236.08 -> there and you are being charged
13238.59 -> at a minimal level because you've
13239.939 -> story there for on a subscription
13242.34 -> basis like something that would be
13243.72 -> using public or not using for
13245.38 -> something like three months women's but
13247.16 -> then you go there someday and
13248.07 -> say that Okay I need this
13249.08 -> data so they'll come and tell
13250.74 -> you that the standard retreat will
13252.971 -> period here is like for us
13254.881 -> so you can retreat this data
13256.011 -> other than for us But then
13257.011 -> you have a requirement where you
13258.141 -> feel that you need the data
13259.32 -> like now or in a minimal
13262.15 -> amount of time that you can
13263.221 -> retreat the daytime So in that
13264.95 -> case you would be charged at
13266.9 -> an expedited rape okay and increased
13269.7 -> rate for retrieving that particular set
13271.881 -> of data So this is what
13274.04 -> um your data retrieval might be
13276.96 -> like when you talk about using
13278.98 -> Amazon tli sheer or hate A
13280.79 -> place glacier for that matter sick
13283.471 -> What are the other features It
13284.53 -> offers glaciers Select Glacier Select lets
13287.301 -> you operate on work on some
13288.69 -> selected amount of data that you
13289.91 -> want Oh let's assume that you
13291.58 -> define something in a glacier Select
13293.721 -> This is the data that would
13294.96 -> be available to you quicker If
13296.25 -> you want to actually go ahead
13297.881 -> and access that piece of data
13299.87 -> then we have other services that
13302.46 -> it every store it supports When
13303.94 -> is your a lovely snow But
13305.69 -> on direct chronic So as the
13307.49 -> names are just snowball is basically
13310.74 -> think of it as a smaller
13312.631 -> stories like a ball that lets
13314.131 -> you store on Move your data
13315.771 -> physically It is not always possible
13318.061 -> for you to actually move your
13318.98 -> data from one data centre to
13320.23 -> the other word in network Why
13321.471 -> Because they want more data could
13322.74 -> be larger So in that case
13324.78 -> if you want to order network
13326.17 -> late and see are there are
13327.33 -> other security concerns that you have
13329.02 -> You can actually move your day
13331.7 -> tough physically that is something can
13333.56 -> be done using snow But national
13335.29 -> is like Ah hard bread that
13336.92 -> you're moving physically just like you
13338.31 -> copy A T least used to
13340.51 -> copy movies right If you go
13341.92 -> back like five years from now
13342.989 -> we used to copy of movies
13344.04 -> into hard drives I used to
13345.09 -> do that at least and then
13346.39 -> move into my system and watch
13347.57 -> it with the streaming part These
13349.57 -> days we don't do that but
13351.38 -> you can actually physically move the
13352.68 -> data with the hard drives Right
13353.78 -> So that is something you snowball
13355.05 -> that you do Direct connect is
13357.05 -> something that lets you connect two
13358.12 -> points for data movement okay but
13359.66 -> security You have something called a
13361.851 -> snowball as well Our snow mobile
13363.57 -> rather with a similar to snowball
13365.03 -> brutalize their insides Something that lets
13366.73 -> you move used It hasn't The
13368.41 -> data into or from one data
13370.64 -> centre to the I don't So
13372.7 -> when you talk about Amazon Galicia
13374.53 -> it actually lets you ready Ready
13376.47 -> Lee Connect are basically really integrate
13383.061 -> with Snowball Direct Connect and Snow
13384.94 -> Mobility's You have want access policies
13387.75 -> and inventory as well Work lock
13389.69 -> and world access control No war
13391.21 -> Do These things do is they
13392.511 -> let you make sure that your
13394.82 -> world is secured Lock on Listen
13397.45 -> until you're getting um eventual are
13400.57 -> proper credentials you won't be able
13402.12 -> to log into your foot Work
13404.61 -> is something that will discuss Do
13405.811 -> not worry about that I believe
13407.88 -> it was there in the previous
13408.83 -> life Mr Don that will talk
13409.97 -> about that And then it ensures
13412.25 -> that the data is highly doable
13413.71 -> into liable Okay so I believe
13417.3 -> you've discussed availability and reliability already
13419.689 -> So let's not get into security
13421.39 -> services for now Let's go back
13422.659 -> quickly and discuss these pointers so
13427.39 -> just we have buckets and objects
13428.89 -> when you talk about S T
13430.8 -> when we talk about stories Services
13434.14 -> are glacier in particular Here we
13436.18 -> have archives Archives are nothing but
13439.3 -> the data that you are not
13440.31 -> going to access the right of
13441.5 -> it And also something as folders
13445.06 -> Very Actually go ahead and put
13446.13 -> in your data when you talk
13447.39 -> about Glazier Okay so this was
13450.029 -> about Glacier Let's quickly talk about
13452.09 -> EBS first and then we'll get
13453.369 -> into the them apart again So
13457.729 -> far e voce I'll have toe
13461.57 -> walk back fairly long This is
13465.09 -> where we have EBS I had
13466.84 -> said that we'll talk about a
13468.58 -> obvious in the other half right
13471.04 -> Or once we're done with the
13472.399 -> s teapot Unfortunately we cannot or
13474.909 -> could not get into the street
13476.149 -> the mobile figure that out later
13478.08 -> and see why we could not
13479.409 -> see or do that right So
13481.38 -> when you talk about elastic block
13483.18 -> store in particular or EBS this
13486.729 -> is that story that is blocking
13489.44 -> later It is a storage which
13491.141 -> comes in the form of brought
13492.311 -> American story of data But guys
13494.51 -> this is more off Sembiring kind
13498.67 -> of relationship between an instance and
13500.93 -> your stories are I would say
13502.47 -> given the kind of relationship so
13504.6 -> far your block store It's toe
13507.72 -> exist not to exist but to
13509.149 -> work At least we need an
13510.77 -> instance that it can get attached
13512.5 -> to So if you have taxes
13514.06 -> that storage in near an instance
13516.149 -> say for example your hard drive
13517.699 -> right I mean you cannot just
13519.62 -> play something on your hard drive
13520.97 -> can you You need some system
13522.68 -> that is connected to it You
13523.71 -> can connect it to your TV
13524.69 -> sets You can connect it to
13525.65 -> a laptop and once you do
13527.29 -> that it becomes active You can
13529.05 -> connect it even to some other
13530.1 -> devices as well So where you
13531.64 -> can actually go ahead And was
13533.2 -> the images The files are the
13535.48 -> video that you put for that
13536.76 -> right So when you talk about
13538.4 -> elastic brick block store it is
13540.431 -> that kind off a storage where
13541.801 -> you actually go ahead and gun
13543.729 -> it um your device to a
13547.46 -> system and then you can access
13549.21 -> that device at that particular storage
13551.46 -> So when you talk about elastic
13552.96 -> block store it comes into types
13556.51 -> 2 m right So I had
13559.109 -> launched an easy two instance to
13560.45 -> show you our it works But
13561.71 -> we did not discuss that in
13562.87 -> detail because you're focusing on the
13564.67 -> computer part than well I couldn't
13566.37 -> go back to the story's part
13567.46 -> and we'll talk about in the
13568.54 -> about it in detail So when
13569.98 -> you talk over assistant storage assistant
13573.45 -> as the nature or the name
13574.841 -> suggests it is basically something that
13577.37 -> persists even without it Other supporting
13581.66 -> system So in this case when
13584.05 -> you actually go ahead and launch
13585.59 -> an easy two instance a volume
13588.149 -> or some stories would come attached
13590.1 -> to it by default right So
13592.04 -> if I believe in this instance
13595.88 -> that volume will also go with
13597.28 -> it But if I create a
13599.569 -> volume separately right so that William
13602.33 -> would exist Respect you off if
13604.37 -> I believe the instance or not
13606.42 -> Yes toe access that one You
13609.39 -> need an instance attached to it
13611.02 -> But forest existence you might not
13613.52 -> need an instance always So the
13615.38 -> instance which survives even without the
13618.4 -> our side of the volume it
13619.41 -> survived even without the instance Now
13621.851 -> this quite is persistent While you
13623.7 -> mean Major um this is something
13626.5 -> called as an attached Why do
13627.89 -> not the root William Ruto on
13630.04 -> um on the other hand by
13631.17 -> default it comes as a few
13632.729 -> merrily nature fragments of my instance
13635.1 -> seizes to exist so will the
13637.04 -> wall in that is a gastric
13638.59 -> I have an option off making
13640.21 -> sure that I can actually convert
13642.82 -> this ephemeral instance Or William toe
13646.271 -> but assistant something that didn't see
13647.96 -> once we get into the demo
13648.891 -> but Okay so that is what
13651.82 -> you are elastic block stories in
13653.891 -> general What are the types that
13657.07 -> in a bless offers to your
13658.84 -> EBS volumes over you Basically you
13661.34 -> have a true types right When
13662.601 -> is your SSD and the other
13663.96 -> one is your HDD So when
13666.061 -> you say you're solid state disc
13668.04 -> drives basically these are something that
13670.771 -> I used for high I O
13672.41 -> P s actions Okay so these
13675.011 -> give you higher performance and they
13676.761 -> come by default attached to our
13678.41 -> instance as Didi is something that
13681 -> is your second the volume just
13682.85 -> like your systems right I mean
13684.71 -> to give you an example If
13686.58 -> I have a hard disk drive
13688.319 -> that is attached to my system
13690.2 -> let's assume that I want to
13692.021 -> throw my sister mommy because it's
13693.46 -> not working well for me I
13694.61 -> can remove this storage right and
13697.22 -> through the system of it so
13699.22 -> I can use the story Some
13700.39 -> variants But Let's assume that I
13701.609 -> throw my sister my with distorted
13703.9 -> So my stories would also go
13705.511 -> trash right I won't be able
13707.15 -> to use that So as Judy
13708.95 -> is something that gives you an
13710.29 -> option off making sure that you
13712.2 -> have second three warnings that can
13715.87 -> be attached or detest from your
13717.141 -> instance Okay It says this is
13718.851 -> something that mostly comes attached with
13720.95 -> the instance again this is something
13722.45 -> we'll see in the dem apart
13723.48 -> Okay So when you talk about
13724.771 -> assisting in general these are used
13726.311 -> for high I o p Iss
13727.601 -> performance that types here One is
13730.17 -> a general purpose okay And the
13732.41 -> other one is your province and
13733.67 -> I apps So when you say
13736.01 -> I o p s it stands
13737.319 -> for input output per second rate
13739.66 -> So how do you decide that
13741.87 -> So the size of your one
13743.51 -> would decide how good I opiates
13745.74 -> can you use Okay What kind
13748.141 -> of performance can you get The
13749.78 -> more the size the more is
13751.62 -> the probability off you're getting better
13753.021 -> performance Okay But then again there
13756.23 -> are certain defined hopes that come
13759.53 -> assist come associated other Sorry with
13762.23 -> the SSD based values that you
13764.89 -> have So if you talk about
13766.16 -> general purpose These are used for
13767.54 -> standard I appears performance which were
13769.76 -> You need good performance Okay so
13772.3 -> it is around 16,000 I o
13774.319 -> p s if I'm not wrong
13775.29 -> so you can get a performs
13776.47 -> after this level Let's assume we
13778.28 -> want more performance than this But
13780.2 -> this is where you can use
13781.03 -> a provisioned I appears So that
13783.061 -> is above 16,000 How high can
13785.58 -> it go It can go some
13786.37 -> around 64,000 Io Pius Okay if
13789.351 -> you talk about its performance let's
13791.63 -> assume that you need consistent performance
13793.71 -> but at a lower I obvious
13795.3 -> This is very HDD based devices
13798.22 -> coming to picture now what do
13799.99 -> these devices do is they give
13801.51 -> you two options One is your
13804.04 -> throughput optimized STD again would performance
13807.42 -> but I o pieces less It
13808.96 -> is as low as 500 I
13810.54 -> a Pius So that is Max
13811.97 -> It can go toe Cordes did
13813.56 -> the other On the other hand
13814.65 -> is more Lew Landers So it's
13816.8 -> mostly for that data that did
13818.16 -> not access frequently because it's called
13819.98 -> us cold Right So you can
13821.61 -> have like 50 i o p
13823.44 -> Issue So this is what you
13826.35 -> are called is DD are basically
13828.37 -> your is really based strategists alike
13831.271 -> Let's get into the demo Pardon
13832.66 -> See how what can we do
13834.29 -> with the stories is that we
13835.641 -> have Let's hope that are easy
13837.44 -> to our other AWS control works
13839.681 -> smoothly For some reason it wasn't
13841.8 -> working well enough Right Okay so
13844.51 -> let's just go ahead and talk
13845.66 -> about um e b s for
13850.35 -> that I love to get into
13851.449 -> easy to And meanwhile let me
13855.01 -> just okay something is happening Your
13858.931 -> every place I'm getting um everyone
13863.149 -> I'm getting some updates Right So
13864.609 -> probably it addresses And under the
13866.3 -> process of updating certain things this
13869.79 -> is good and see what we
13870.75 -> can do So we've talked about
13871.979 -> instances right As And um how
13873.859 -> long that what can we do
13875.13 -> with it and stuff like that
13876.72 -> So we're not going to stick
13877.58 -> around and talk over those pointers
13879.2 -> We're gonna launch an instance and
13880.76 -> I wanna show you certain things
13882.42 -> What can we do with it
13884.66 -> Let's see I say select And
13888.609 -> in that I select the basic
13889.75 -> when you can see that it
13891.56 -> is EBS only right What else
13894.159 -> Abuse One memory is one gigabytes
13896.119 -> something that I can change Um
13898.49 -> network performance low to moderate It
13901.23 -> is a minimum instance that I'm
13902.44 -> using here And if I get
13906.46 -> into the stories parts because this
13907.88 -> is where I have an option
13909.04 -> of deciding what kind off stories
13912.46 -> I won't do I wanted to
13913.439 -> be a female in nature Or
13915.24 -> do I wanted to be persistent
13916.75 -> in nature Right So when I
13918.229 -> say persistent stories it is going
13919.91 -> toe stay whether the instances nor
13921.88 -> dead or not Right So you
13923.94 -> can see there's a particular that
13925.21 -> says delete on termination So basically
13927.97 -> if I pick it right so
13929.52 -> this wall in would stay you
13931.18 -> And if I I believe the
13933.33 -> instance Right So I have an
13935.71 -> option here I can do that
13937.01 -> Okay So let's not do that
13939.59 -> for now because I think I
13941.55 -> have in a test for the
13942.7 -> moderate If not we'll create one
13945.14 -> And I say create an instance
13946.65 -> just a launch We know that
13948.46 -> we need a keeper here That's
13950.04 -> a create new in de more
13953.479 -> Now Lord and I see long
13956.851 -> to my instance So they were
13960.76 -> my instance would be launched now
13962.51 -> Nikki in a couple of minutes
13965.14 -> So by the time that happens
13966.29 -> let's just go back to the
13967.13 -> William spot We'll have to go
13973.92 -> back to easy to and any
13980.79 -> CTO I'm gonna Gordon say volumes
13986.7 -> so you can see this is
13988.08 -> the volume That isn't news that
13989.681 -> God created of that instance I
13991.04 -> can actually go out and say
13991.91 -> create and you want Let's say
13993.45 -> I want 100 GB volume I
13996.1 -> can see create so I can
13998.21 -> actually go ahead and detach my
13999.9 -> existing volume and attacks and you
14002.13 -> want to it Okay so I
14003.47 -> can do that So you see
14006.96 -> there are two volumes here right
14009.7 -> now What I'm going to do
14010.96 -> is once my instances launched I'm
14012.5 -> gonna delete my instance and we'll
14015.53 -> see that this volume is gone
14016.95 -> with it This will state this
14018.62 -> is persistent in nature Okay another
14021.229 -> important point that you need to
14022.31 -> know your is your snapshots So
14025.67 -> what can I do is I
14026.99 -> can actually create a snapshot off
14028.68 -> volume that I have Okay So
14031.05 -> basically it is like creating a
14033.41 -> template of the volume that I
14034.67 -> have So if I lose my
14036.28 -> instance I'll have a snapshot off
14037.87 -> it So I cannot actually go
14039.57 -> out and use a snap for
14040.69 -> directly I'll have to replicate that
14043.03 -> snapshot in Goa while you in
14044.51 -> first and then attach it back
14046.22 -> to my instance So that is
14047.9 -> what a snapshot does for us
14049.55 -> Okay let's see for instance is
14051.47 -> up Enderle for launching Okay We're
14054.55 -> not gonna get into the details
14055.76 -> of launching it We've done that
14056.92 -> already but I just want to
14058.6 -> see whether my instances ready for
14060.45 -> connection Okay if it is ready
14064.07 -> for connection will launch it and
14065.261 -> then relate and we'll talk about
14066.5 -> the volumes that we have Okay
14068.07 -> so it's running Let's see if
14069.2 -> we can connect to it Download
14071.43 -> our DP And meanwhile that happens
14074.39 -> Get the password How Um I
14076.899 -> need to choose a fight Name
14078.819 -> off My file is the more
14080.46 -> and it should be in down
14081.41 -> lords So I see them Ordered
14084.01 -> them select a nice open the
14087.39 -> crypt and I see Copy my
14091.36 -> password I did that I'm closing
14093.16 -> it I'm gonna launch my rdp
14097.729 -> and I'm going to see gunning
14108.6 -> Okay Yes And the instance should
14112.119 -> be up and ready for you
14114.2 -> says right So the instances performing
14116.9 -> find right Like like we do
14118.271 -> normally Andi I should be a
14120.521 -> tad easier of stories in this
14121.811 -> instance as we had seen last
14123.42 -> time as well They go the
14138.13 -> instances there like but so if
14146.68 -> I come here and I see
14147.99 -> if I'll explorer they go and
14156.12 -> there should be in a test
14157.29 -> William Good 30 GB Right So
14163.21 -> we have with our TV wanting
14164.66 -> that is a test Let's disclose
14166.591 -> this I see Okay if I
14170.101 -> come back to the volumes again
14180.12 -> today with the Internet is working
14181.64 -> very slow today I do not
14184.021 -> know the reason for it Water
14185.57 -> does It is unfortunate See this
14187.061 -> one is the one in use
14188.69 -> Okay so I'm gonna go back
14189.92 -> to my seat dies work to
14191.37 -> the instance and I'm just gonna
14193.391 -> word and see instant permanent So
14197.74 -> it will dilute my instance on
14199.67 -> Devious on eBay is backed up
14201.311 -> in since the different action for
14202.641 -> the obvious route volume to be
14204.64 -> deleted when the instances terminated So
14207.17 -> we take it again right So
14208.859 -> if I delete this one my
14210.56 -> wallet will also go with it
14221.04 -> Okay So let this thing get
14222.221 -> the leader Meanwhile I'm gonna quickly
14228.09 -> jump and do something that does
14230.07 -> not concern this demo I just
14232.9 -> want to see if uh my
14236.43 -> lasting beanstalk has something in it
14237.979 -> that needs deleting Right I think
14241.05 -> they're buckets in it in my
14243.351 -> stay where I have elastic beanstalk
14246.33 -> on a dye Stewart So let's
14248.54 -> see if I have left something
14250.131 -> in elastic beanstalk up and running
14252.12 -> up and working right Do we
14254.97 -> gonna wear in this too And
14259.28 -> delete that if there's anything here
14262.2 -> I go to applications good This
14264.56 -> is terribly slow today Absolutely nothing
14271.61 -> is happening yet so Okay let's
14282.07 -> not hang around here Probably are
14284.22 -> Instances were deleted by now so
14286.24 -> let's receive the instances out off
14287.74 -> me So it's a zero instance
14290.46 -> that wins for instance has bean
14293.98 -> dominated So if I go back
14295.74 -> to the volumes I'm sure that
14299.13 -> would only be one volume that
14300.62 -> that is that 100 GB value
14303.07 -> they would add on his deal
14304.23 -> eater would not need this as
14305.72 -> well So really Just delete it
14306.79 -> Right And I said delete So
14310.91 -> good riddance We um neither have
14314.39 -> a wall you know nor an
14315.38 -> instance And we saw what every
14316.78 -> middle line persistent storage is so
14319.7 -> similarly if you go toe glacier
14322.79 -> right you have an option of
14324.82 -> creating world and all those things
14326.26 -> that we cannot actually go out
14328.33 -> and retrieve the data Right now
14329.64 -> the reason for that is I
14331.1 -> do not have a third party
14333 -> It will We need a third
14333.81 -> party to actually to do that
14335.95 -> If you have to do through
14336.83 -> the concert so I can actually
14338.52 -> go out and greater world here
14340.37 -> Let's see Sample I was in
14343.67 -> next Do not enable notifications OK
14347.12 -> next The view is your Pacific
14350.12 -> Mumbai's where the world could be
14351.5 -> created They go so I can
14359.04 -> create a world like this site
14361.41 -> So I have a world here
14362.39 -> with me So all the information
14364.83 -> is your What can you do
14367.03 -> with it What are the permissions
14368.25 -> it has and stuff like that
14369.25 -> Right As I mentioned you need
14370.85 -> a third party to actually connect
14372.37 -> toe you out of world So
14375.19 -> I'm just gonna go and delete
14376.3 -> it Okay So this was about
14379.32 -> different stories services that we had
14381.37 -> on our plate As I mentioned
14383.19 -> I'll fix the store It's part
14386.48 -> like the s three stories part
14388.52 -> and see why that did not
14389.51 -> work and once feared And with
14391.8 -> the next bit we will actually
14393.88 -> go out and take a look
14394.64 -> at did them off as three
14396.47 -> as well Meanwhile love let's go
14399.33 -> and talk over the other services
14400.55 -> that we have are not bleed
14402.34 -> So let's go ahead and not
14403.32 -> talk about it A bliss networking
14405.26 -> services Right So when you say
14407.47 -> networking services so we're talking about
14410.82 -> lower platform on cloud as we
14413.33 -> know everything is connected through a
14415.09 -> network right So when you say
14417.15 -> network we're talking about a network
14421.24 -> that exists for these devices that
14424.39 -> are virtually president Right So this
14426.55 -> network is little different from a
14427.97 -> normal network Let's try and understand
14430.54 -> that a little more Okay so
14433.41 -> when you talk about AWS networking
14435.56 -> services this is what the definitions
14437.95 -> is What I just explained you're
14439.19 -> right We know that cloud connects
14440.72 -> data and applications around the world
14442.59 -> And that is why it is
14443.81 -> very important to put this data
14447.1 -> and these applications under networks right
14449.47 -> So it a please force the
14450.42 -> CDs of services that caters this
14452.43 -> need Okay so we'll understand these
14455.31 -> services that help you control the
14458.06 -> network and certain security aspects as
14460.3 -> well When you talk about a
14461.95 -> cloud on AWS in particular But
14463.97 -> before we do that let's different
14466.11 -> shared But when What A virtual
14467.91 -> network is water traditional network is
14469.58 -> right So when you say a
14471.06 -> traditional network So for people who
14473.29 -> have studied networking in their college
14475.18 -> don't know that um we have
14478.88 -> different layers off networking one that
14481.14 -> exists right And then you have
14483.18 -> physical components that support this networking
14486.27 -> It can be a routers right
14488.56 -> It can be your network wires
14491.44 -> that basically help you communicate with
14493.56 -> each other right So traditionally this
14496.32 -> is how security or rather networking
14498.37 -> used to work So I remember
14499.95 -> in my college all the laptops
14501.46 -> were connected by wires Okay So
14504.09 -> getting one of those wires actually
14506.03 -> at home to connect multiple systems
14508.28 -> was a big thing for us
14509.53 -> because And we were doing something
14512.69 -> that was nice and something different
14514.4 -> right Picking up those long wires
14518.06 -> bringing them home and doing all
14519.64 -> these things connecting them to system
14521.36 -> and transferring data and doing a
14522.82 -> number of other things State So
14524.9 -> this was one example of physical
14527.06 -> network right I mean very talk
14529.75 -> about applications that still done on
14532.09 -> physical networks Then we're talking about
14535.3 -> routers that are physically present right
14537.88 -> on the the wires that connect
14540.37 -> these routers and quite a few
14541.55 -> other things So when you talk
14543.37 -> of a traditional at this is
14544.61 -> how it would look But these
14546.26 -> days with the IED went off
14547.31 -> Internet Even the definition often it
14549.12 -> works has changed right I mean
14551.01 -> you re send images towards up
14553.54 -> on when we use What's happened
14554.84 -> is in our form right We
14556.53 -> are not connecting any wire to
14558.25 -> share any data Not any pen
14560.37 -> drive to do that right It
14561.69 -> is happening over a network that
14563.16 -> is virtually present right It is
14566.02 -> actually prison but you cannot touch
14567.92 -> it physically That is what I'm
14569.04 -> tryingto make a point here Okay
14571.41 -> so when you talk about what
14572.9 -> your networks these are the best
14574.48 -> that can be used to go
14575.73 -> on your cloud services as well
14577.82 -> No Why's that So when you
14579.59 -> talk about your club services in
14581.21 -> particular what happens is basically we're
14583.08 -> talking about uh we're talking about
14587.14 -> the resources that are lie that
14590.02 -> reciting different parts of the world
14591.57 -> right There could be resources that
14593.46 -> recited Mumbai There could be resources
14595.17 -> that resulted us right So basically
14598.58 -> they're reciting in different parts of
14599.94 -> the world And I cannot connect
14601.39 -> resources in us on Mumbai right
14604.1 -> That tells him that there's a
14605.31 -> resource it not laisenia I cannot
14606.89 -> connect it with That is awesome
14608.55 -> Mumbai Through a cable little affect
14610.69 -> off physical network or a traditional
14612.71 -> little that I have I would
14614.71 -> need a network that go on
14616.79 -> All those properties that concerned that
14618.79 -> particular cloud resource are a cloud
14622.01 -> domain Right So that is what
14623.69 -> you're watching it work does It
14625.18 -> gives you room to have a
14626.74 -> network that surrounds those particular requirements
14630.21 -> are those particularly sources So as
14632.43 -> we go forward that would understand
14634.3 -> this concept a little moody to
14635.65 -> not worry about that Okay so
14640.91 -> one of the services that lets
14642.57 -> you do this on Claudia's VPC
14644.88 -> So when you say vpc we're
14647.42 -> talking about a watchful private cloud
14650.83 -> So as the name suggests this
14652.94 -> device is present were actually in
14656.43 -> your network and it helps you
14658.63 -> connect all the resources that lander
14660.78 -> that network So basically water does
14663.1 -> is it creates a bubble fire
14664.63 -> resources Let's assume that you have
14666.67 -> 100 Resource is lying in a
14667.94 -> particular reason are in a particular
14669.4 -> area right So I'll be having
14671.26 -> a bubble around It's called us
14673.02 -> Work till Private Cloud straight This
14675.31 -> bubble gives me all the networking
14677.09 -> requirements that my system has Okay
14679.39 -> are my resources help So what
14681.9 -> does the definition has to say
14683.22 -> here It says that Amazon re
14684.75 -> PC can configure AWS services resources
14687.8 -> in virtual sub network Right That
14690.69 -> bubble that I just mentioned deport
14693.07 -> BBC Now when you talk about
14695.42 -> virtual private clouds there two types
14697.51 -> in it when is there default
14698.63 -> and one is a Normandy fort
14700.39 -> So default as the name suggest
14702.27 -> is something that comes attached to
14703.71 -> a resource is right So when
14705.27 -> I created the source it has
14706.65 -> to be under some bubble right
14707.9 -> under some neck Look for me
14709.27 -> to move my data to actually
14711.88 -> communicate with the very sources and
14713.39 -> stuff like that right Or you
14714.72 -> want to ensure that I put
14716.41 -> it under certain security groups I
14718.24 -> need to have a network around
14719.44 -> the trick so that none of
14720.83 -> the sources created it falls under
14722.64 -> your default to be PC Okay
14724.94 -> You can also have a known
14726.16 -> default three pc Something very can
14728.08 -> actually go ahead and make modifications
14729.86 -> to suit your needs off the
14731.81 -> applications So this is about your
14735.65 -> BBC like uh let's see how
14738.2 -> it works actually So this is
14741.5 -> a diagram off Amazon vpc And
14743.81 -> it's working So when you say
14745.87 -> it's working uh we're talking about
14748.89 -> how resources like let's isn't that
14750.63 -> we're talking about You see two
14751.97 -> instances like we've discussed peace it
14754.24 -> in Spencer's what does that So
14756.17 -> when you say NDC to instance
14758.03 -> basically what happens is we are
14760.72 -> going to resource that lies in
14762.05 -> a particular region Let's assume you're
14764.24 -> easy to instance is reciting in
14767.55 -> Mumbai again right And that the
14769.73 -> one has discussed is deciding in
14771.98 -> um in some other regions So
14774.48 -> when you say vpc what we
14776.54 -> PC does is it puts both
14778.29 -> of these instances under particular region
14782.92 -> Okay so say for example I
14785.7 -> have a VPC a network Okay
14788.64 -> um in this network I have
14791 -> too easy to instances as you
14792.28 -> see on your screen So both
14793.94 -> these instances are put in different
14796.02 -> regions as you can see So
14798.5 -> vpc for E c 21 um
14801.65 -> has a separate sub net and
14804.17 -> the other issue to has one
14805.37 -> more submit So when you say
14807.17 -> a sudden it we're talking about
14808.67 -> a sub network So there's an
14810.76 -> Internet work as well That is
14812.65 -> the region beast So if I
14814.49 -> have a resource that lies in
14815.8 -> a particular reason it could be
14817.06 -> under us more lovable Okay where
14819.96 -> all it's necessary resources are there
14822.59 -> Okay that concerned that particular network
14825.24 -> Similarly if you have another instance
14826.89 -> in another region it will be
14828.68 -> having a similar sub network a
14830.76 -> similar BPC sub network okay that
14834.14 -> would be concerned for that at
14835.35 -> that Egypt and now these two
14838.49 -> regions can be connected by router
14840.97 -> right One that a nickel or
14842.46 -> a router that is virtually nature
14844.11 -> again and bought these reasons lie
14847.59 -> under a bigger umbrella A bigger
14849.73 -> network that's called as VPC for
14851.73 -> you Okay so we're having that
14854.17 -> works inside a network Basically that
14857.05 -> is what I'm trying to convey
14858.1 -> her And how do you communicate
14860.56 -> with each other One There are
14861.88 -> routers Okay And let's assume that
14864.17 -> you want to connect to external
14865.58 -> data external sources You have a
14868.38 -> gateway Internet gateway that insures your
14872.15 -> encrypted or you're protected Data moves
14875.07 -> smoothly in and out from the
14877.12 -> network toe the other physical devices
14880 -> that out there So as you
14882.56 -> can see there's Internet and through
14884 -> Internet we're connecting to an Internet
14885.59 -> gateway and you have the more
14887.16 -> management and administration Okay so this
14889.66 -> was about me PC We will
14891.62 -> get into that them apart and
14892.9 -> will understand what we PC is
14894.61 -> Do not worry about that But
14895.76 -> in a nutshell it is a
14896.76 -> virtual network that cloud provides Like
14899.64 -> Andi it provides for the isolations
14901.82 -> by giving you some networks under
14903.91 -> it as well Okay And all
14905.72 -> these networks are connected through routers
14907.76 -> and Internet gator is to answer
14909.24 -> that our applications are secure and
14911.4 -> weird enough for working Then we
14913.88 -> have other service A site with
14915.67 -> a loveless that are concerned it
14917.32 -> working That is uh they're a
14919.47 -> mess on route 53 So when
14921.81 -> you say about 53 were basically
14923.97 -> refering to a resource that provides
14926.84 -> domain naming system This is also
14930.02 -> scalable in nature So basically when
14932.27 -> you say our domain name system
14933.55 -> right So what we're refering to
14935.01 -> here is we're referee toe a
14937.45 -> system error resource that basically let's
14942.18 -> this can work our data right
14945.23 -> Are Humenik data in tow I
14946.92 -> p addresses That is understood by
14948.5 -> my computer to give you one
14950.65 -> simple example Let's assume that I
14953.1 -> have a website right My website
14956.72 -> will be called by a particular
14958.52 -> humanly name Let's assume that the
14960.74 -> website is for AWS tutorials Okay
14963.71 -> so if I name it as
14964.77 -> www dot aws tutorial start car
14968.24 -> So basically this is something that
14970 -> is understood by me as a
14971.25 -> human But my computer will not
14973.54 -> understand this That is www dot
14976.13 -> arab less tutorials dot com Right
14979.21 -> So for them to actually access
14982.19 -> the data they're more concerned about
14983.93 -> up databases or resources that are
14986.36 -> connecting to each other And a
14988.4 -> computer understands these resources or your
14991.35 -> systems understand these resources by the
14994.17 -> I P addresses they have So
14996.18 -> what Route 53 does is it
14998.08 -> understands that this particular domain name
15000.48 -> is associated with these I p
15002.09 -> addresses and I would see a
15003.93 -> traffic accordingly So those i p
15006.91 -> addresses Okay so this is what
15009.63 -> about 53 does for you now
15011.61 -> that we know what the definition
15013.05 -> is So when you talk overall
15014.97 -> 53 again the other services like
15016.68 -> AWS provides it has to be
15018.51 -> available Right Because when you talk
15020.13 -> about domain names you want the
15022.25 -> sources that are accessible always to
15024.42 -> you Right Apart from that these
15026.48 -> resources have to be reliable and
15028.09 -> flexible as well So when you
15030.29 -> talk about route 53 it is
15031.76 -> all of these Okay so another
15034.52 -> service under networking domain is your
15037.04 -> Amazon direct connect Okay so when
15039.35 -> you talk about Amazon direct connect
15040.9 -> it led to actually good in
15042.49 -> established connections between your cloud platform
15045.41 -> that you have in this case
15046.55 -> the AWS and your on premises
15048.87 -> infrastructure Right So this is more
15050.7 -> of a private network that is
15052.1 -> established and what it does is
15053.86 -> use you better bandwidth faster did
15055.75 -> answer right and more consistent Internet
15059.23 -> based nickel performance So basically this
15061.73 -> is a secured line Okay A
15063.73 -> secure what You learned that in
15065.24 -> Nablus Let's reestablish with your on
15068.48 -> premises infrastructure Now when you talk
15070.37 -> over Cloud as I mentioned it
15071.62 -> is not always that everything that
15073.06 -> you do will be on top
15074.61 -> off Plowright Some nefarious sources would
15076.38 -> still be deciding on your of
15080.87 -> anyone promesa infrastructure right It's not
15083.31 -> always possible that you move everything
15084.84 -> to cloak Let's assume that you
15086.49 -> have an application that is completely
15087.95 -> implored But there's a possibility you
15089.68 -> need to connect to something that
15090.9 -> is unpromising not unplug So in
15093.07 -> that case you need a dedicated
15094.78 -> network that dedicated network in terms
15097.21 -> of AWS s Amazon Director Nick
15101.4 -> Now what are the features it
15102.53 -> offers Those are visible on the
15104.31 -> screen One It gives you a
15106.98 -> good network performance right That the
15109.62 -> one is it has less a
15111.92 -> banquet cost Okay announced security So
15115.72 -> No this is a particularly land
15117.09 -> through which you can actually and
15118.29 -> so that it gives you more
15120.08 -> security Uh again Private connectivity toe
15124.51 -> Amazon Me prissy ensuring more security
15126.89 -> highly last chicken later on and
15129.38 -> it can be operated through your
15131.01 -> Amazon Web services management console So
15134.4 -> whatever you do through Amazon Web
15136.03 -> services management control as we have
15137.63 -> seen it is actually easy for
15140.07 -> you to work You do not
15141.01 -> have to hard court anything going
15142.81 -> to the back and then work
15143.75 -> on other things That's all right
15145.24 -> So you have more of an
15146.63 -> interface that it's click and drop
15148.68 -> They can play kind of end
15150.04 -> interface minute talk over the console
15152.31 -> and it supports easy management access
15154.7 -> using that concert and as I
15156.77 -> any compatible with different of platforms
15159.86 -> as well OK so these are
15161.61 -> some of the features that AWS
15163.08 -> Direct Connect has to offer to
15164.42 -> us Okay so let's just go
15166.87 -> ahead and get into the bamboo
15168.84 -> part Okay um and see what
15171.71 -> AWS three PC is I would
15174.09 -> also like to see if our
15175.61 -> history is working There was some
15177.47 -> problem and we tried the last
15179.21 -> time Right So let me quickly
15181.07 -> see if a stories up and
15182.87 -> working for that let me quickly
15185.13 -> again sign into my console and
15189.26 -> it would say Do you want
15190.86 -> to sign in today My Internet
15192.51 -> as usual is working extremely slow
15195.85 -> I've had a change in plan
15197.33 -> recently for my Internet connection and
15201.44 -> since then it has been doing
15203.33 -> very so I normally ever 250
15206.98 -> BP's Internet So it's actually fairly
15209.7 -> good but yep right now we're
15214.84 -> in a pickle off a situation
15216.12 -> where these things are working slow
15219.61 -> So let's see if a story
15220.73 -> is working again right We tried
15222.94 -> doing that a lot when we
15224.52 -> were talking about the S three
15225.77 -> buckets Let me quickly see if
15227.97 -> it is working the move for
15232.43 -> today Okay there's a file here
15234.2 -> Let's see if you can upload
15235.36 -> more files I'm gonna say upload
15238.9 -> One 100% successful It stays in
15246.93 -> progress You gotta be kidding me
15259.14 -> This edit again And it wasn't
15263.93 -> field They got uploaded There's something
15286.56 -> wrong with that file Maybe So
15288.22 -> this thing got uprooted like the
15289.6 -> right of it As you can
15290.73 -> see it's called as images Jpg
15293.82 -> rate If I click on it
15296.5 -> let's not do that Let's go
15298.02 -> back Your and uh what I'm
15302.49 -> gonna do now is I'm gonna
15303.5 -> get into properties I'm gonna say
15307.2 -> a naval was in great The
15311.78 -> words ending is a neighbor You
15312.89 -> know I think I should have
15314.55 -> a neighborhood worsening before I move
15317.05 -> the fight But let's see that
15318.37 -> still works Or not for us
15319.67 -> Okay when I say a floor
15322.32 -> I'm gonna take this image again
15323.7 -> and see open and a floor
15348.44 -> No So that I tried to
15349.54 -> give you all a demon s
15351.91 -> three Something happens And I mean
15354.48 -> this is one of those services
15355.73 -> that is smooth test and works
15357.57 -> very instantly But But these demos
15359.85 -> somehow it's taking longer than other
15361.93 -> services So uh I had a
15365.02 -> neighbor virgin in great We talked
15366.72 -> about previous Wasn't so fine being
15368.68 -> available right You see there are
15370.22 -> two words Ends here Now I
15372.56 -> uploaded one at a particular time
15374.17 -> and the other one of the
15374.99 -> other time right You can see
15376.16 -> one is uploaded at 10 And
15377.6 -> the other one is uploaded it
15378.67 -> then one right So that tells
15380.62 -> you as in um that gives
15384.49 -> you a pit set off How
15387.57 -> words Any works right I mean
15389.14 -> I have access to my previous
15390.67 -> versions as well If I click
15393.21 -> on this I should be able
15395.67 -> to access the previous wasn't of
15397.12 -> the find that I've used you
15398.04 -> see here I can actually use
15401.02 -> the latest one as really sincerely
15403.03 -> does that So I stand Understand
15405.11 -> the state right I mean when
15406.23 -> you talk about the words any
15407.82 -> in this case I'm using plain
15409.36 -> images so there's not a lot
15410.79 -> of problem with it But let's
15412.63 -> assume that I'm talking about data
15413.99 -> that needs a little more reading
15415.28 -> right In that case these virgins
15417.22 -> might be a lot more useful
15418.79 -> for you You can actually I
15420.71 -> mean then plan If you wish
15422.4 -> to go back you can do
15423.48 -> that and then actually take up
15426.13 -> your resources accordingly Based on the
15430.14 -> date either you're going to look
15431.41 -> into our process basically Okay So
15434.66 -> this is our words ending Does
15435.81 -> I think this was the part
15436.9 -> that was left Ah We can
15440.06 -> also do cross reason replication where
15443.9 -> just like me enabled word Meaning
15446.39 -> We have to actually go out
15447.44 -> and annabelle across reason replication And
15450.89 -> then you have to set up
15451.68 -> one simple bucket policy Run after
15453.53 -> right core for it If you
15454.57 -> go online you get on Amazon
15456.75 -> documentation you'll get a piece off
15458.77 -> work for it All you have
15460.37 -> produced create two buckets into different
15462.19 -> regions Onda look for a policy
15464.82 -> that helps in Sierra cross reason
15466.78 -> replication this copy paste that in
15468.94 -> a bucket policy And what it
15472.05 -> will do is it will automatically
15473.58 -> replicate a piece of data from
15475.24 -> one bucket to the other Okay
15477.52 -> so this is how across reason
15479.08 -> replication on so works So the
15481.53 -> source of our history since we
15483.27 -> had missed out on what a
15484.42 -> street does what he can do
15485.48 -> with this tree I just wanted
15487.61 -> to come back here and show
15489.51 -> it to you Thankfully does work
15491.61 -> this time around So we haven't
15493.67 -> missed out on any demo that
15495.5 -> were supposed to take into consideration
15497.85 -> Okay Now this is go ahead
15500.2 -> and talk about um BBC a
15503.12 -> little once we're done with vpc
15505.75 -> and these services that we've discussed
15508.54 -> we have certain important things are
15511.8 -> some other services that we need
15513.14 -> to look into that constant networking
15514.89 -> as well Okay so we'll talk
15516.83 -> about that in detail and I'll
15517.99 -> give you a good night's them
15519.44 -> on that as well But let's
15520.71 -> quickly walk through the interface off
15522.31 -> IPCC What We PC is right
15525.85 -> So when you click on BBC
15527.38 -> right they uh I see See
15532.57 -> if I launch an easy two
15533.68 -> instance it will actually go out
15536.06 -> and create Ah vpc that is
15539.3 -> needed for that instance Okay to
15541.12 -> give you an example if a
15542.09 -> sea launch So this interface has
15545.65 -> changed again This wasn't the interviews
15548.06 -> when I checked a couple of
15549.54 -> weeks back OK so the defense
15552.25 -> agonist used This happens with the
15555.72 -> AWS a lot The change or
15557.83 -> the tinker there interfaces once in
15559.91 -> a while So let's just go
15561.95 -> ahead and pick up one instance
15563.79 -> that is free tier eligible Okay
15566.64 -> finally it is loading So um
15570.71 -> how it got refreshed Did not
15572.52 -> luncheon instance for me They're just
15575.93 -> learning this would get so when
15577.43 -> they see next So guys when
15582.29 -> you see this creates a by
15585.66 -> default to bpc for me right
15588.09 -> So when a VPC is created
15589.73 -> it would come up with certain
15591 -> policies Okay Sub net again It
15593.77 -> says it's a by default subject
15596.57 -> that I have I can choose
15597.57 -> a reason for it right where
15599.02 -> I want my resource to lie
15600.36 -> basically Okay So I can choose
15602.18 -> are eaten Based on that I
15603.27 -> can clear the new VP CS
15605 -> right Create a new sub net
15606.19 -> as well Depending upon my requirements
15608.6 -> If I have any and I
15609.9 -> can actually go then update Does
15612.24 -> uh submit settings It is a
15614.16 -> neighborly right So all your networking
15616.56 -> concerns but they can care in
15618.7 -> this tab here So five really
15620.41 -> So that you create That would
15621.5 -> be a vpc that would be
15622.64 -> associated with it a night work
15624.66 -> A private lord that would be
15625.81 -> associated with it Okay No uh
15631.76 -> if I goto BBC's night I
15635.48 -> have a vpc that is available
15637.38 -> It is it might be connected
15639.35 -> to something I can also say
15640.52 -> creator when I can add name
15642.77 -> to it And then I can
15643.57 -> given these details as well right
15645.18 -> The iPad adversaries that I have
15646.86 -> right I can choose what bluff
15649.68 -> I want to use and I
15652.09 -> can descend on Tennessee as well
15653.63 -> Then when I say create there
15654.8 -> are some other formalities that I
15656.02 -> need to fill in And then
15657.01 -> my vpc will be up under
15659.07 -> to use So based on the
15661 -> vpc that I have I can
15662.21 -> actually go out and select one
15663.84 -> of these for the instances that
15665.22 -> I launch as well Okay And
15669.76 -> then the nuclear corn or search
15671.6 -> for direct connect so you can
15681.04 -> create a connection here right They
15683.03 -> said what they want a classical
15684.37 -> one Are you want to use
15685.47 -> a visit to get some of
15686.55 -> these things that quicker and faster
15689.19 -> you have to give in details
15690.36 -> Here What is the location that
15691.58 -> you're looking for Reports Beard What
15694.3 -> are you trying to connect to
15695.28 -> And stuff like that And accordingly
15696.75 -> you'll establish a connection to actually
15698.55 -> go ahead and move your data
15699.81 -> You okay And then you have
15703.97 -> your route 53 That is for
15705.52 -> your Norman names Yeah So basically
15720.14 -> there talk about their DNS Mannesmann
15721.92 -> traffic management availability monitoring and domain
15724.61 -> registration so that this is more
15726.74 -> concerned towards a website So when
15728.26 -> you say dome industry since it's
15729.54 -> giving you options like dot net
15730.88 -> dot com dot ar Great Because
15733.09 -> every upset can have different extensions
15735.92 -> with a trait You can also
15738.31 -> manage your domain name system right
15740.46 -> that your uh see attacks eat
15743.06 -> eggs That you do when you
15743.91 -> create a website Right You have
15746.49 -> canonical names there so it lets
15749.29 -> you control those as well Two
15750.76 -> minutes is the unless man is
15752.89 -> went It helps you setting up
15754.13 -> those processes for you Okay so
15756.72 -> this was a proud 53 Okay
15758.95 -> let's just go back and discuss
15760.78 -> one more important service that concerns
15763.05 -> networking and we'll take a look
15764.47 -> at its demo in detail Okay
15766.78 -> so let's just quickly switch back
15768.45 -> to the presentation Okay So the
15771.62 -> next concept on our plate is
15773.83 -> cdn that is a content delivery
15776.57 -> network So when you say our
15778.17 -> content delivery network we are suffering
15781.31 -> toe basically you can think of
15785.52 -> it as a point that delivers
15787.85 -> content to multiple points Okay we'll
15790.33 -> talk about that in detail Do
15791.51 -> not worry about it So let's
15793.79 -> first understand this example Okay so
15797.24 -> let's assume that I have a
15798.49 -> server based in Mumbai Now Mumbai
15800.37 -> is a city in in the
15801.37 -> Alka so that these are different
15803.16 -> cities that India has to offer
15804.6 -> to us in case if there
15805.54 -> are people who are from different
15806.96 -> parts of the world and do
15808.43 -> not know what I'm different toe
15809.84 -> So Mumbai is a city in
15811.35 -> India you have other cities Jenna
15813.35 -> is based in the Minato State
15815.44 -> Bangla is baited based in Connecticut
15817.53 -> State Mumbai and Pune are based
15819.65 -> in Maharashtra On you have a
15821.83 -> bad or Ahmadabad that is based
15823.5 -> in was brought my India again
15826.42 -> Okay so uh let's assume that
15830.4 -> you want to travel with these
15831.81 -> pointers right So tonight is the
15834.85 -> farthest it will take like around
15836.91 -> Well units off timeto beach to
15838.82 -> come by Bangla will take less
15841.78 -> and it will take like it
15843.16 -> on the bodice closer to take
15844.71 -> six And Mumbai is the closest
15846.34 -> like 170 kilometers If I'm not
15848.89 -> wrong that is roughly 110 kilometers
15852.56 -> are mine start Okay so on
15854.12 -> Rendon my instructed So basically when
15856.79 -> you talk about it is the
15858.72 -> closest and cryptic lesser thing Let's
15860.9 -> assume that two units of time
15862.15 -> is what it takes to beat
15863.74 -> my big So basically let's assume
15867.03 -> that if I want to connect
15869.23 -> with him by the father I
15871.18 -> am the more time it will
15872.53 -> take for me to connect a
15873.49 -> Mumbai Right Same is video data
15875.84 -> movement as well Right Let's Adam
15878.17 -> that I have a Mumbai silver
15879.99 -> where I have a website that
15881.42 -> I'm using and my data is
15882.85 -> reciting on this Mumbai server Okay
15885.84 -> so I try to access that
15887.73 -> data from Chennai so she and
15889.6 -> I will take the longest time
15890.79 -> by because it is Father study
15892.23 -> from it So it is understandable
15894.56 -> that there's going to be elite
15895.87 -> and see between these two So
15897.51 -> Waas Right So since there's a
15901.58 -> wait and see right it will
15902.76 -> take more time to reach to
15903.88 -> today Comparatively topo name the body
15906.27 -> in Bangor But then when you
15907.86 -> talk about highly available systems right
15909.95 -> you did not want waiting time
15911.97 -> for your customers are fire consumers
15913.75 -> State So in that case how
15915.88 -> do you solve this problem now
15917.66 -> This is very content Delivery network
15919.94 -> comes into picture What content delivery
15922.59 -> network does is it helps increase
15924.48 -> the spear of time and security
15927.76 -> of your resources How so What
15930.4 -> content delivery network does is it
15932.3 -> creates an ed's location So when
15935 -> we say an education think offered
15936.81 -> as a point that connects these
15939.92 -> two locations In this case let's
15941.65 -> ask him tonight in Mumbai So
15943.71 -> Okay so when you talk about
15945.99 -> in his location it would be
15947.4 -> on this group that is close
15950.66 -> to China Now what this does
15952.23 -> is when you talk about him
15953.71 -> is location and as location basically
15956.81 -> backs up your data Okay It
15960.53 -> makes a copy of your data
15962.19 -> necessary It or not backs up
15963.46 -> But guess it creates a cash
15965.28 -> off a data Okay That is
15967.53 -> close to China in this case
15970 -> and energy in a a user
15972.34 -> frozen A request to that data
15973.94 -> set it would be available there
15976.4 -> So how it works is now
15977.8 -> it is not always possible to
15979.2 -> catch all the data that way
15980.58 -> So has right So when a
15983.4 -> Chinese A what was in a
15984.48 -> specific request for a particular set
15986.54 -> of data In that case if
15988.55 -> that data is not available activates
15990.34 -> over it would actually go and
15991.76 -> look at that His location that
15993.58 -> is close to it now if
15996.71 -> in that is location if the
15997.95 -> data is not dead the request
15999.58 -> were bailed out to the moon
16000.59 -> by server and a copy if
16002.48 -> it would be soared one in
16003.96 -> your location and move Putin eight
16005.93 -> So when a request is made
16007.28 -> to the data we have a
16008.8 -> cast copy of that data to
16010.24 -> be delivered to the user at
16011.47 -> a faster pace going ahead So
16013.91 -> that is what your content delivery
16015.68 -> network does It answers that the
16017.88 -> content gets delivered through the network
16019.98 -> So the user without having to
16021.43 -> worry about delete and see part
16023.51 -> So what It does is it
16024.84 -> gives you falling benefits One doesn't
16027.97 -> increase in speed Right So when
16030.04 -> you say speed yes your data
16031.97 -> is getting transferred at a faster
16033.26 -> pace Like because there's an his
16035.86 -> location that is present doesn't decrease
16038.86 -> in Lord that your central server
16041.19 -> might face Now in this case
16044.04 -> if your data is getting cached
16045.46 -> right at 40 cases that are
16047.3 -> closed toe the cities not all
16051.02 -> the requests will go to Mumbai
16052.75 -> server right Those would be fetched
16054.92 -> through the is locus and that
16057.51 -> is close to them And this
16058.96 -> in one way or the other
16060.37 -> reduces traffic on your mom by
16062.04 -> silver making it more available Uptime
16065.43 -> obviously if you have a greater
16067.33 -> speed and us over is also
16069.47 -> not getting loaded with work or
16071.46 -> with requests Europe time is naturally
16075.46 -> going to increase one since not
16079.03 -> all the site of the final
16080.95 -> point This security No since all
16082.7 -> the resources are not trying to
16084.79 -> connect to Mumbai so they are
16087.11 -> dealing with the cash So the
16089.33 -> security threats for a Mumbai so
16091.26 -> are also less Why Because less
16093.74 -> a number of requests are coming
16095.39 -> to it from different servers from
16097.63 -> different regions Right So that is
16099.77 -> what your CD and is all
16101.59 -> about Okay now very taco Teed
16105.82 -> of listen particular does a service
16107.4 -> called us AWS cloudfront What eight
16110.55 -> of the slower print does is
16111.77 -> it actually lets you go ahead
16114.23 -> and perform these CD INTs or
16117.57 -> create decedent's where a loveless network
16120.2 -> our Cloud Print distributions for AWS
16122.53 -> Network As the name suggests Nablus
16125.61 -> Cloudfront is a service that speaks
16127.86 -> of the distribution office static and
16130.61 -> dynamic Web content It can handle
16133.12 -> files informers like HTML CSS JavaScript
16137 -> and even images So basically as
16139.66 -> it says it speeds up the
16141.22 -> process of distributing a data across
16143.9 -> difference There was different regions right
16147.47 -> So basically it is a CD
16148.82 -> in service that AWS provides to
16150.36 -> you What are the point Does
16152.27 -> it considers one is your outing
16154.98 -> That woman is There's location on
16156.95 -> the third one is your availability
16159.23 -> right So when you say about
16162.82 -> thing so basically what we're doing
16165.38 -> here is we want to move
16167.4 -> our data through the network and
16169.27 -> it has to be delivered to
16170.61 -> different regions very different servers different
16173.59 -> locations So the routing becomes important
16176.61 -> to any talk over Clerk printed
16178.03 -> a voucher date as well It
16179.64 -> controls our domain names as well
16181.64 -> so that it knows what by
16182.98 -> Beatrice is to connect to and
16184.38 -> how Okay EDS Locations When you
16187.24 -> talk about in his location again
16189.59 -> his location is nothing but your
16190.86 -> distribution or a location that is
16192.84 -> close to the area Very want
16195.11 -> to serve your data Okay Availability
16198.01 -> when you talk about a celebrity
16199.32 -> ensuring that your resource a cell
16200.88 -> available 24 7 is what Cloudfront
16204.91 -> lets you do So these are
16206.01 -> some off its fetus Let's not
16207.66 -> get into the details offer It's
16208.96 -> not very important but I believe
16211.13 -> you have a just as to
16212.12 -> what Clark trend is and what
16213.54 -> CD inside Okay so how does
16217.77 -> it work exactly So I had
16219.5 -> explained this when I was talking
16220.98 -> about Cdn Let's talk about it
16222.8 -> from a cloud print perspective right
16225.64 -> So basically let's assume you are
16227.46 -> a user right now You set
16229.74 -> forth a request for a resource
16231.63 -> that is I get based in
16232.69 -> Mumbai is over and you're based
16233.92 -> Internet So the amount of time
16236.15 -> it will take toe normal eight
16238.12 -> and sees a lot and it
16239.15 -> would be frustrating for you but
16241.38 -> let's assume that you have a
16242.82 -> jobless cloudfront with you What it
16244.45 -> will do is there would be
16245.68 -> a cloudfront distribution that would be
16247.11 -> created and his location for you
16249.53 -> Um so whatever request you send
16252.91 -> it will go to s three
16253.88 -> bucket and Clark front where a
16255.18 -> copy of this data is maintained
16257.12 -> Okay And uh once it fit
16260.95 -> is that copy It will make
16262.85 -> a copy of it at the
16264.08 -> location and it would be distributed
16266.39 -> to you as a copy that
16269.73 -> you requested for And whatever requests
16272.46 -> you put food going ahead the
16273.83 -> requests get speed up because now
16276.52 -> there's a copy mint in that
16277.95 -> the is location So what are
16281.56 -> the applications off A jobless cloudfront
16284.19 -> So when you say applications right
16287.32 -> there quite a few things that
16288.32 -> you can do with the in
16290.55 -> a police clerk print on the
16291.97 -> quite a few features that AWS
16293.73 -> corporate off was to you One
16296.49 -> accelerates your web content delivery and
16299.05 -> that is obvious Right So uh
16301.65 -> when you talk about your web
16304.59 -> content if it is moving through
16306.59 -> a network that ensures there's no
16308.66 -> late and see your lesson agency
16310.81 -> you are not spending a lot
16312.05 -> of time waiting for the resources
16313.8 -> I mean good examples of this
16315.18 -> are the streaming websites that we
16316.64 -> use right You are visible data
16319.11 -> that is cached somewhere And when
16320.75 -> you report for the request for
16322.16 -> it it gets available to you
16323.72 -> rate of it So one reminder
16326.32 -> life streaming as well So as
16327.98 -> I've just mentioned I mean it
16329.21 -> Selves both for your starting data
16331.36 -> that we want to move and
16332.85 -> also for your steaming data So
16335.27 -> when you talk about streaming data
16336.56 -> streaming data is delivered to a
16338.48 -> particular location or your server in
16340.56 -> package straight So no Also know
16342.53 -> these packets that are level those
16343.93 -> start getting streamed are delivered to
16347.9 -> your location one after the other
16349.96 -> Okay so in the form of
16352.17 -> packets in this case So that
16353.37 -> is what life streaming also is
16355.35 -> supported by your in oblivious clerk
16357.45 -> print and the CDN service It
16359.08 -> offers data encryption Not there's an
16361.76 -> option of data security as Iligan
16363.58 -> encrypted data that you want to
16365.08 -> move within it work OK so
16367.86 -> yes there's an option for data
16369.32 -> encryption as well yet okay and
16372.71 -> customize locations as well to ensure
16375.16 -> that this proper date of Indian
16376.92 -> is their security and these are
16379.16 -> transferred to the closest reason that
16381.1 -> you want to transmit data to
16383.09 -> Okay so this was about cloudfront
16385.01 -> features Okay let's go back and
16388.12 -> take a look at the demo
16389.37 -> that Cloudfront has to offer to
16390.66 -> us Okay so I've actually gone
16394.63 -> Island came back to my console
16398.84 -> So let's just go out and
16399.99 -> create a cloudfront distribution to see
16401.83 -> how it works OK so for
16403.68 -> you Clark from distribution toe work
16405.12 -> would be needing to important things
16406.83 -> I think I have those with
16407.97 -> me already Um they were so
16412.75 -> guys there's a great learning global
16415.71 -> that I have and I haven't
16417.6 -> index file Let me delete this
16419.34 -> for now I'll create a new
16421.62 -> one instead Okay So let's just
16423.79 -> say it's demon tonight Let's Okay
16433.67 -> So I made a blunder out
16435.25 -> off their I hate estimate to
16436.99 -> be very frank He doesn't have
16441.67 -> not like using it I know
16442.85 -> it's fairly easy but not one
16445.38 -> of things One of those things
16446.7 -> that I'm formed off these tax
16448.86 -> make me confuse a lot Get
16450.86 -> me confused The next one is
16453.89 -> your head bag and inside your
16456.38 -> head Doug Let's call it say
16464.49 -> OK demo right And let's have
16474.1 -> a body die Guys will let
16476.01 -> the body Taxi successfully out of
16502.47 -> data Okay And let me just
16508.73 -> see where does in next Dart
16514.71 -> estimate today We're my estimate if
16521.69 -> I this created okay So we
16523.15 -> are gonna go ahead and create
16525.04 -> a cloudfront distribution that and try
16527.77 -> to access these to find stand
16529.22 -> Okay places come here on for
16532.28 -> that We'll need to create a
16533.61 -> bucket to start with So we
16539.24 -> already have a bucket with this
16540.6 -> rate Lets his guard and see
16552.71 -> delete and then a Plourde the
16555.94 -> files that concern us I see
16557.65 -> a floor I goto deck stop
16561.54 -> and aws demo I said like
16564.94 -> this fight I said like this
16566.79 -> fight and I see open and
16569.89 -> I say approved to both my
16573.61 -> files that here with me on
16575.26 -> the move for today demo to
16577.94 -> today's the name of the bucket
16580.3 -> So guys now we're going to
16581.36 -> go in create a close friend
16582.58 -> distribution for that I'll have to
16586.94 -> search for it of less cloudfront
16589.57 -> I open it and I say
16600.18 -> create a distribution OK so there
16602.89 -> two options One is that says
16605.78 -> create a distribution for uh starting
16611.77 -> gate And I don't that Cesar
16613.4 -> BMPs for one for your uh
16616.59 -> streaming data basically to let's create
16618.92 -> the first one And let's use
16622.34 -> this bucket right So it will
16624.3 -> use it as my origin Domain
16626.06 -> name Okay um Protest created a
16628.93 -> domain name based on the bucket
16630.41 -> that I have Okay where is
16632.31 -> little part I don't have to
16634 -> get into these things Do I
16635.79 -> know toe origin I d It
16639.93 -> is this bucket I try It
16641.05 -> will use this bucket as us
16642.26 -> So Well that I want to
16643.27 -> use are the other things that
16645.22 -> I need to making this to
16646.69 -> restrict bucket access I say Yes
16652.28 -> Susan Identity I would say Create
16655.78 -> one on your own Okay If
16665.09 -> I say do not restrict bucket
16666.53 -> access Uh anybody can access this
16669.79 -> bucket I think this will create
16671.17 -> a problem for us but let
16672.46 -> it be for now and redirect
16675.72 -> my street E p two https
16678.14 -> Okay unless stating would not get
16682.32 -> into the details off This is
16683.69 -> good NC create So this creation
16687.74 -> takes time Raise It takes like
16689.81 -> a few minutes for you are
16697.66 -> distribution to get created Clerk from
16699.44 -> private content getting started using cloudfront
16704.02 -> to serve private content So basically
16706.23 -> giving me some information as to
16708.6 -> what is happening here so as
16711.88 -> mentioned guys the distribution will take
16713.68 -> time if I goto distributions So
16717.92 -> as you can see guys this
16719 -> thing is taking a lot of
16720.11 -> time right to lure so it
16722.57 -> might take like 56 minutes more
16726.81 -> Once that happens we would should
16728.9 -> be ableto basically good and access
16732.48 -> a piece of data So basically
16735.87 -> what it will do is since
16737.51 -> I have my data that is
16738.95 -> arrested in my bucket right So
16741.62 -> we never actually going Piper particular
16743.78 -> domain name right So what happens
16745.5 -> is let's assume that I have
16747.51 -> my data exciting in my bucket
16749.09 -> Now in this case my bucket
16750.18 -> is that serve a point of
16751.6 -> connection right So you can see
16753.83 -> that there was a domain name
16755.07 -> that was created So what it
16756.42 -> does is when I look for
16757.37 -> that particular domain name and for
16758.72 -> a particular file it would fetch
16761.09 -> that file for me from the
16764.13 -> bucket in first place and then
16765.84 -> put it on the floor print
16766.92 -> distribution so that going head whenever
16768.82 -> I want to access it I
16770.45 -> can access it quicker and faster
16772.85 -> Okay so you can see that
16774.34 -> are cloudfront application is up and
16776.17 -> running right So let's just go
16778.84 -> ahead And uh who is a
16781.65 -> particular piece of domain name I
16785.26 -> don't see That's David Here And
16789.42 -> let me say index not Ste
16792.79 -> Mill Okay there's another year It
16800.36 -> says access Deny it So possess
16805.09 -> See what we can do Okay
16807.53 -> um didn't go through the estate
16809.72 -> bucket first So inside this s
16812.52 -> T bucket guys uh let's see
16820.9 -> local public access is don't do
16823.76 -> that I see conform And then
16833.97 -> I opened the bucket and I
16835.85 -> have certain finds right Make public
16847.79 -> no more buckets a public as
16849.38 -> well and objects as well So
16852.19 -> let's just right out knife It
16853.56 -> works Okay Demo successfully about a
16858.96 -> data It will basically about the
16861.68 -> data to me through my distribution
16863.5 -> at a faster pace Let's tried
16865.53 -> out for the um PNDs They
16874.44 -> were right The logo that we
16875.86 -> had put foot And if I
16877.62 -> look for Index Dart this demon
16883.6 -> it does that instantly for me
16885.07 -> right Because it is getting distributed
16886.61 -> to meet through a cast that
16887.74 -> I have That is no great
16889.34 -> close to the reason that I'm
16890.38 -> based in Okay So this is
16892.37 -> what love friend us It ensures
16894.38 -> speedily gassing off data and delivery
16897.14 -> to you at its closest to
16899.07 -> your place Okay so this was
16901.73 -> about some of the popular networking
16903.7 -> services that we have in hand
16905.91 -> Let's not just go ahead and
16907.82 -> see what all can we talk
16909.27 -> about but and so one thing
16912.11 -> that before you leave you delete
16915.18 -> your distributions as well Okay so
16916.99 -> if I select this now it
16918.54 -> would seem to lead to delete
16921.82 -> your resources Disable this one to
16928.25 -> start with And once it is
16929.33 -> December and once this is the
16931.79 -> several you can actually go and
16933.06 -> delete it as well Okay so
16935.38 -> let us go ahead and talk
16936.37 -> about your love Lewis Billups services
16939.36 -> Right So before we do that
16941.5 -> we would be discussing with the
16942.83 -> wops is light We would understand
16944.61 -> What are the jobless There were
16946.69 -> UPS services that are there on
16948 -> our hand You are with us
16949.77 -> And once we're done with that
16951.72 -> then would actually go ahead and
16953.03 -> explore how drops can be implemented
16955.56 -> using in a place So let's
16957.87 -> go ahead and get started So
16961.08 -> first and foremost let us discuss
16962.66 -> what biopsies right So when we
16965.32 -> talk about the wops drops is
16967.28 -> nothing but a set of practices
16970.19 -> that aims to read is the
16971.33 -> time between committing a change to
16973.76 -> a system and then and it
16976.86 -> is the change Actually that is
16977.96 -> being placed into a normal production
16979.67 -> while ensuring high quality So not
16982.36 -> this is what the technical definition
16984.49 -> say's right So what we're talking
16986.31 -> about here is it is a
16987.76 -> set off practice is basically an
16989.24 -> approach right that helps us actually
16992.37 -> reduce the time When you talk
16994.65 -> about the whole process off software
16996.14 -> development puts it right So when
16998.62 -> you talk about software development we're
17000.72 -> talking about building a software then
17003.89 -> testing it and then putting it
17006.49 -> into the production environment Now there
17008.21 -> are various fees Is our various
17010.47 -> things that happen here One You
17012.77 -> get a piece off core right
17014.18 -> Then there could be a place
17015.58 -> where you actually decide to go
17017.09 -> out and really complete application Right
17019.24 -> So when you build the complete
17020.46 -> application there are problems associated with
17022.78 -> it The major problems that one
17026.42 -> If you have a complete software
17028.16 -> in place let's assume that that's
17030.1 -> after is giving you certain problems
17032.72 -> In that case you are actually
17035.49 -> forced toe go back and backtrack
17037.65 -> all the activities that concern with
17039.78 -> that particular piece of software right
17041.75 -> Why Because if you build it
17042.9 -> using as DLC method for the
17045.39 -> tradition we are building applications The
17047.41 -> problem is your building whole applications
17049.92 -> software as a whole So if
17052.75 -> something goes wrong the problem is
17054.51 -> you have to go out and
17055.53 -> as the complete thing and then
17057.32 -> fix it Right So what happens
17060.55 -> here is this process is a
17061.56 -> little more complicated than what I've
17063.11 -> just mentioned It's not just that
17065.52 -> you have a software you go
17066.82 -> back making distance make it work
17068.66 -> again right This again goes to
17070.88 -> quite a few faces So when
17072.02 -> you talk or software development it
17074.22 -> is not just act Developer built
17076.21 -> it and you as a user
17077.53 -> start using it So when you
17079.73 -> talk about their apps you have
17081.28 -> toe actually understand how software development
17084.5 -> life cycle works first It is
17086.51 -> only then that we can actually
17087.75 -> go in and talk over Billups
17088.96 -> because their apps is something that
17091.49 -> is going to help us solve
17092.65 -> the problems that I just mentioned
17094.05 -> Right So let us try and
17095.51 -> explore these problems a little more
17097.03 -> first rate So what I mentioned
17098.95 -> waas when you talk over the
17101.73 -> software development process so I develop
17104.03 -> wearable first bury a piece of
17105.7 -> software So once the software is
17108.66 -> built it then goes into the
17110.69 -> production environment where it is handled
17112.47 -> by the Operation Steam Now these
17114.83 -> are the people who actually take
17116.73 -> care of quite a few thinks
17117.9 -> when you talk about it from
17119.21 -> a perspective where the software runs
17121.23 -> in the production environment So these
17123.14 -> are also the people who face
17124.67 -> consumers right consumer facing people So
17127.12 -> if there are any changes that
17128.62 -> need to be implemented it is
17130.02 -> the operations team that actually conveys
17133.55 -> or carries out these minor jean
17135.44 -> This if not it goes back
17136.74 -> to the developer and the developer
17138.46 -> has to change everything Now what
17140.69 -> is the problem with this approach
17142.15 -> as well One Since we are
17144.68 -> talking about two teams now these
17146.93 -> two teams cater to different problems
17148.89 -> Different needs As a developer you
17151.01 -> will be building an application in
17152.38 -> the development environment back as an
17155.59 -> operations member or as an operations
17157.75 -> team member Your job is to
17160.23 -> test the software but in the
17161.49 -> production environment So these are completely
17164.55 -> different environments right So occasionally what
17167.59 -> happens is something that runs in
17169.29 -> the production environment may not always
17172.26 -> run in the development environment So
17174.89 -> something that runs in the development
17176.68 -> environment may not just go ahead
17177.98 -> and run in the operations environment
17180.62 -> because these two environments can be
17182.52 -> different But when you talk about
17185.01 -> building an application what are the
17187.22 -> Aleppo feels is if it was
17188.62 -> running in the developer environment my
17190.4 -> job is done But the operations
17192.6 -> team feels as an since it
17194.46 -> is not running in the production
17196.05 -> environment It is something that our
17197.8 -> developer might be at four So
17200.34 -> what this process does This one
17203.71 -> there are the seltzer There is
17205.21 -> constant communication between these two teams
17207.77 -> because both of them are trying
17209.31 -> to result what is going wrong
17211.77 -> And this process is one time
17213.84 -> consuming and requires a lot of
17215.77 -> effort from both the teams So
17218.01 -> this is where the wops comes
17219.49 -> in and solves this approach What
17222.44 -> develops does is basically it is
17224.29 -> a methodology When you talk over
17226.21 -> Billups it is not a technology
17229.24 -> It is rather an approach towards
17231.49 -> software development that actually tries to
17234.27 -> break silos between the development today
17237.55 -> and the Operation speed Okay I
17240.46 -> know this is something that is
17241.56 -> not gonna freak into your brains
17242.79 -> right away because this is too
17244.31 -> much information to capture in one
17246.5 -> go But as we move forward
17248.25 -> I would be talking about examples
17250.25 -> and this topic would start making
17252.21 -> a lot more sense to you
17253.31 -> people So basically what develops does
17256.26 -> it brings in an approach that
17257.99 -> helps us solve these issues Okay
17260.89 -> they shoes that we just discussed
17262.5 -> So how does perhaps helping How
17264.18 -> does drops contributor So as the
17266.94 -> name suggests that what you see
17268.44 -> on the screen is Devon ops
17270.17 -> coming together That means we turned
17272.5 -> breaking silos between these two teams
17275.04 -> Try to make them work together
17277.26 -> Now how does this happen So
17279.56 -> basically what Billups does is it
17281.37 -> tries to introduce a concept called
17283.42 -> us continuous integration and deployment This
17286.48 -> is something that you might have
17287.46 -> heard in exile A protest but
17290.01 -> a silence mortar works uh setting
17293.59 -> up a process It's more towards
17295.7 -> setting up the planning process where
17298.68 -> beside what needs to be done
17300.38 -> in what bit But when you
17302.92 -> talk about bellhops it is an
17305.05 -> actual approach where you try and
17307.84 -> resolve issues between the developer team
17310.71 -> on the operation See now how
17312.34 -> does that happen So basically when
17314.34 -> you talk about continues integration and
17316.31 -> continues deployment he heard Basically what
17319.25 -> we do is we try to
17320.38 -> break our software into parts being
17323.22 -> developed separately by maybe micro teams
17326.63 -> or maybe individual state And when
17330.58 -> this happens the stunk off court
17332.65 -> that is developed individually it is
17334.56 -> integrated into one single court which
17337.69 -> is then moved into production environment
17339.55 -> So even if there's a change
17341 -> in this piece off court Onley
17342.71 -> that particular piece would be required
17344.74 -> to be amended and not the
17345.93 -> entire software right And since there's
17348.98 -> a continuous process of integration and
17350.86 -> deployment on development we do not
17354.31 -> have classes between something not working
17356.65 -> here out there So this is
17358.55 -> what the Wops does for us
17360.64 -> So let us actually go ahead
17361.89 -> and understand the drops a little
17364.02 -> more now Ever since I've started
17366.73 -> I've been talking about what they
17367.86 -> were Ups is right you might
17369.64 -> be wondering is in by over
17370.8 -> discussing the ups Since we're talking
17372.53 -> about KWS in particular Now there
17374.93 -> are UPS is one methodology now
17376.75 -> that the fact that we've understood
17378.21 -> their lives to some extent quarters
17380.37 -> there are apps is a methodology
17382.68 -> that brings in the developer and
17385.08 -> the operations team together as I
17386.7 -> mentioned and it is something that
17388.24 -> is being implemented at a larger
17390.49 -> scale So um edible is also
17393.52 -> being a popular cloud Platform it
17396.66 -> I invested this need where Billups
17398.97 -> was being implemented by people at
17400.85 -> a larger scale and on a
17403.01 -> lot larger new Great So what
17406.38 -> they did was that kind off
17409.41 -> stimulated aws to actually go out
17411.34 -> and have a set of services
17414.05 -> that could actually implement are like
17416.49 -> people implement their webs on top
17418.26 -> off AWS Cloud platform on and
17421.51 -> terribly says readily amalgamated with this
17423.92 -> approach are mere this approach its
17425.55 -> own to help people build software
17427.96 -> using their webs approach if they
17429.1 -> want to So that is why
17431.23 -> it develops again is a very
17432.85 -> popular protest Um intendant so is
17434.55 -> AWS And if you are learning
17436.84 -> these two things it is going
17438.21 -> to be a stronger hold for
17440.82 -> you if you talk about it
17441.62 -> from a career perspective So that
17443.95 -> is why we see people talking
17445.17 -> over their absolute abuse as of
17446.55 -> it And hence we're having this
17448.25 -> discussion you So now that we
17450.66 -> know what Billups is at a
17452.67 -> surface level but least that's going
17455.95 -> understand what Continuous integration and deploy
17459.34 -> mentors a little more right And
17462.17 -> once that is done we talk
17463.25 -> about different travellers develops services as
17466.31 -> well Okay so when you talk
17469.54 -> about their website and when you
17472.08 -> talk about counting this integration and
17474.19 -> deployment right So basically this is
17478.18 -> what you see This is what
17479.72 -> happens to be very frank Yeah
17483.16 -> So when you talk about steps
17486.01 -> that I am more right as
17486.95 -> I've already mentioned what we do
17488.79 -> is that is a set off
17491.2 -> planning that happens as in what
17493.19 -> needs to be big What is
17494.99 -> the time that needs to be
17496.18 -> in Mr in this process fight
17498.35 -> and how it is and our
17500.01 -> hope Oh actually approach to this
17502.07 -> particular problem So basically what we
17504.83 -> would do it Let's assume that
17506.22 -> I have a software that um
17508.64 -> is exports insights So we would
17512.55 -> basically divide this exports off software
17515.07 -> are the development that we're planning
17516.6 -> to do into certain sort of
17518.43 -> plants are parts that right So
17521.01 -> these parts you can think of
17522.53 -> them as individual pieces off corpse
17524.93 -> that different developers would be working
17526.98 -> on So these pieces off courts
17530.34 -> are basically put food in a
17531.82 -> repository break In this case it
17534.37 -> can be your Get your get
17535.57 -> up Now these are the web
17536.75 -> stool Second basically these are repository
17539.91 -> management systems where you can put
17542.55 -> up particular pieces off court that
17544.28 -> you have with you on And
17546.07 -> what there could be a master
17548.4 -> branch 50 where you could actually
17550.11 -> go out and much all the
17551.37 -> species off Corp So in some
17553.71 -> cases you might be working on
17555.02 -> individual courts as well so you
17556.83 -> might put forth their individual chord
17558.24 -> That and if there is a
17560.27 -> set of people working on a
17562.24 -> similar set of software you can
17564.3 -> actually go and put for that
17565.7 -> court on a master branch where
17567.85 -> the person with the right authority
17570.22 -> would module coupe to the total
17572.29 -> peace that you have with you
17574.08 -> So when all these pieces come
17575.95 -> together they help you build a
17577.84 -> software So this is why if
17580.59 -> some off you interviewed in recent
17582.53 -> times they might have realized that
17584.31 -> if you look for development jobs
17586.01 -> people will ask us and we
17588.56 -> have a get repository with you
17590.15 -> or they have ah get account
17592.55 -> where you have put forth your
17593.77 -> existing projects right What They're trying
17596.03 -> to understand if there is any
17597.62 -> sort of development that done If
17599.94 -> there are any pieces off course
17601.43 -> that you have with you that
17602.4 -> have been pushed on Geek of
17604.64 -> right So as we get into
17606.29 -> the demo part we would be
17607.96 -> talking about how to build a
17609.76 -> pipeline using your jobless and we'll
17611.23 -> deploy a piece off court a
17612.55 -> set of application to be frank
17614.39 -> So in that probably I'll talk
17615.67 -> about some of these steps that
17617.37 -> I'm discussing right now so I
17619.34 -> probably will get to see how
17621.02 -> I mean God get up is
17621.91 -> how it works right How can
17623.99 -> they actually go and put pull
17625.4 -> and push court from that Right
17626.84 -> So over those pointers as well
17628.52 -> and we'll discuss help create a
17629.68 -> pipeline using AWS as well But
17631.97 -> before that let his guard and
17632.89 -> understand this process a little bit
17634.78 -> And once we had Taro and
17636.08 -> through with all this process then
17637.97 -> probably we can get into the
17638.93 -> demo part where I would be
17639.85 -> talking about these AWS services that
17643.11 -> are there in our hands are
17644.35 -> not plate right So when you
17646.34 -> talk about so score repository right
17650.09 -> So this is very put forth
17651.48 -> all the pieces of course that
17652.7 -> can be combined Okay so let's
17654.63 -> assume that you are working on
17656.05 -> these courts that you have right
17658.21 -> So this scored then goes to
17659.64 -> the next phase of development where
17661.66 -> you have a build server Now
17663.75 -> this is very accord is combined
17665.63 -> right Um and this is where
17668.29 -> it is integrated as well because
17670.8 -> as I mentioned you have your
17671.81 -> courting pieces So this integrated core
17674.01 -> comes together it gets combine and
17676.23 -> that moves to the next phase
17678.14 -> Once the build phase is done
17680.01 -> it would then go into the
17681.17 -> staging and use their acceptance best
17684.5 -> face So this is where basically
17687.3 -> what happens is you are when
17689.18 -> you say stays ing or user
17690.5 -> acceptance test So staging is a
17692.87 -> phase where you test your core
17695.43 -> So now that you have integrated
17698.26 -> different pieces together you still need
17700.37 -> to understand whether your software is
17702.57 -> up and working smooth and nice
17704.36 -> for you Right So this is
17706.22 -> very uh testing process comes into
17708.5 -> picture and once this piece off
17710.51 -> court is tested if it is
17712.19 -> not in place it is sent
17713.43 -> back Guys remember one thing If
17715.72 -> there's a 14 any of these
17717.45 -> stages your deployment process stops there
17720.42 -> and that it goes back it
17722.19 -> is reiterated on it is corrected
17725.03 -> and then it moves into the
17726.14 -> for the state So if it
17727.66 -> is approved then it goes to
17728.87 -> your productions And so this is
17731.23 -> where also you have your bills
17732.72 -> happening constantly so that as him
17734.17 -> that it is in production server
17735.65 -> and then they had problems with
17736.97 -> it The Patties immediately sent back
17739.45 -> It is tested worked upon and
17743.21 -> re patched Software is and do
17746.19 -> so What we see these days
17748.27 -> is you might have constantly seen
17749.89 -> that you get your if you
17751.66 -> use an android or any phone
17753.01 -> right which has operating system so
17754.75 -> that are constant battles are so
17757.68 -> after fixes for you Right So
17759.09 -> you get these constant notifications saying
17761.38 -> that a new wooden is available
17764.37 -> Some of the bucks have been
17765.58 -> fixed here Some of the issues
17766.96 -> have been fixed here There's a
17768.4 -> new release for you right So
17769.75 -> what this means is basically your
17771.85 -> software is undergoing a certain set
17773.8 -> off tests and um all the
17776.54 -> bucks secular Did those get fixed
17778.63 -> to give you an example Now
17782.66 -> I'm not sure but there's a
17783.97 -> game card I spoke him Andre
17785.35 -> Put him on Is something that
17787.52 -> is very world renowned game When
17789.42 -> you talk about middle school straight
17792.55 -> So basically for them this game
17794.66 -> is like good Anyone others these
17797.88 -> days I mean I've seen quite
17799.41 -> a few orders being crazy a
17800.39 -> water So one thing that I've
17803.36 -> followed here are North Astaire's This
17806.12 -> company is very good at fixing
17807.58 -> more terror box they have right
17809.42 -> So whatever games they release those
17811.59 -> also released in cycles So whatever
17814.47 -> were the issues with those get
17815.96 -> fixed in the next tradition for
17817.21 -> show So they do this analysis
17820.59 -> very well where they understand what
17822.88 -> are the issues that they're facing
17824.59 -> with the game and those get
17825.53 -> fixed rate of it So this
17826.95 -> is just one general example Do
17828.5 -> not stick to it very seriously
17830.71 -> If you talk about Windows operating
17832.42 -> system as a rate I mean
17833.62 -> if you use a licensed was
17836.57 -> and I'm talking about Windows because
17838.41 -> I've been using that for a
17840.48 -> while I never had a chance
17841.73 -> to actually go out and use
17843.84 -> Mac operating system a lot so
17845.35 -> I won't be commenting on there
17847.32 -> But if I stick toe windows
17848.93 -> right so basically what happens is
17851.96 -> I constantly get notifications saying that
17853.86 -> my Windows operating system had certain
17859.7 -> But fixes are a new interfaces
17861.32 -> available to me Same happens with
17863.64 -> AWS as we will see that
17865.44 -> So basically me see that constant
17867.08 -> interface changes there So this is
17869.33 -> something that happens easily when you
17871.39 -> talk about Bob's Why Because you're
17873.45 -> fixing bits and pieces are pretty
17874.89 -> or not kind of working on
17876.83 -> the entire softer and making everything
17878.86 -> work differently That so that is
17880.82 -> that you can constantly keep fixing
17882.94 -> bucks that at that So that
17884.93 -> is what the upstarts on that
17886.49 -> is Our brakes silos between the
17889.01 -> developer teams and the admin teams
17891.57 -> Okay so this is one way
17894.03 -> of looking at it right So
17896.46 -> again if you talk about bringing
17898.41 -> these things in place making these
17901.28 -> things work right there are quite
17902.93 -> a few software There are tools
17905.76 -> out that let you actually go
17907.59 -> in and do these things in
17909.7 -> practice in actual Right So what
17912.76 -> are the services that let you
17914.09 -> do all these things Now if
17915.9 -> I want to talk about it
17917.17 -> from at the UPS perspective right
17919.86 -> So we have get it actually
17922.23 -> lets us do what the supposedly
17923.69 -> work then Then you have your
17926.14 -> public You have your chef You
17927.8 -> have Jenkins type sensible Now these
17931.38 -> are different tools that let you
17932.77 -> do different things Whether you talk
17933.91 -> about software built process whether you
17936.11 -> talk about this continous integration whether
17939.47 -> you talk about automating certain actions
17941.61 -> all of these are taken care
17942.97 -> by these tools And if you
17944.08 -> talk over there perhaps I'm in
17945.17 -> the set off tools that other
17947.52 -> Dobson's operative we're like pretty high
17949.63 -> for you They're pretty much options
17950.97 -> that you can actually go and
17952.02 -> choose from So when you talk
17954.33 -> about develops right so in general
17957.11 -> these articles that you can actually
17958.41 -> target But when you look at
17959.38 -> it from an AWS perspective there
17962.02 -> are certain sort of tools that
17963.25 -> AWS also offers to you that
17965.54 -> lets you do all of these
17967.22 -> actions in one place Oh are
17969.88 -> basically controlled this whole process off
17971.75 -> software integration breaking it down again
17975.32 -> integration than development and then deployment
17978.82 -> on in between testing as with
17981.17 -> right And what AWS does best
17984.44 -> here is it actually automates quite
17986.5 -> a few of these processes that
17987.67 -> we've just discussed That's simplifying quite
17990.64 -> a few things that you are
17991.83 -> the ways or would have otherwise
17993.69 -> taken a lot of time to
17994.55 -> do Okay so let's go ahead
17996.22 -> and take a look at some
17996.89 -> of the services that he had
17998.62 -> a less has on offer AWS
18000.19 -> hasn't played for us on once
18002.32 -> We take a look at those
18003.1 -> services then we can actually go
18004.64 -> out and take a look at
18005.89 -> how these things work on top
18007.24 -> of AWS What are the services
18010.31 -> that AWS has to offer to
18011.6 -> us Okay so there are more
18014.09 -> services than these What you would
18015.4 -> be seeing on the screen or
18017.5 -> in the slide deck but as
18019.02 -> we get into the demo But
18020.03 -> I would be discussing other services
18021.77 -> as well but that is for
18023.27 -> the move But let's try and
18024.9 -> understand these So when you see
18026.75 -> it at this court by planet
18027.85 -> is a fully managed continents delivery
18030.17 -> service So when we say continues
18033.16 -> deliveries is service Basically it helps
18035.85 -> you automate quite a few processes
18037.4 -> for the you talk about um
18041.04 -> whether talk over basically building testing
18043.3 -> or deploying your application So all
18045.54 -> these processes that concern release office
18048.68 -> software Basically these things are to
18050.89 -> my automated rather by using AWS
18053.88 -> core pipeline Okay So as the
18056.78 -> name suggests it is a continuous
18058.3 -> delivery system Andi since we call
18060.35 -> it by playing the reason we
18061.42 -> call it by planus It acts
18063.09 -> as a conveyor belt When you
18064.66 -> talk about industries were talking about
18067.01 -> manufacturing right If you manufacture a
18069.82 -> particular product what happens is it
18071.33 -> is ready the first for you
18074.7 -> Sit right It can be food
18076.29 -> that is cooked What a r
18079.03 -> Brooks and long does is it
18080.92 -> cleans it if required hits it
18084.57 -> then cools it After that make
18086.68 -> it might goes are to certain
18088.03 -> processes like packaging Right uh cooling
18092.13 -> again are sealing up and hosting
18094.72 -> site So there are quite a
18095.85 -> few phases that I involved in
18097.12 -> your production line right So when
18099.29 -> you talk about a deadly score
18100.95 -> piping it is this pipeline that
18104.26 -> controls our has various faces that
18107.51 -> continues integration and deployment has and
18110.03 -> all these things happen inside this
18111.61 -> by plant called escort by plane
18113.59 -> And it automates these processes to
18116.1 -> simplify quite a few things that
18117.66 -> we do Indo apps on top
18120.34 -> off Arab Lewis Next is your
18123.06 -> aws codedeploy So as the name
18125.53 -> suggests this is a fully man
18127.71 -> ist deployment service It automates software
18131 -> deployments to a variety of compute
18133.05 -> services such as Amazon easy to
18135.19 -> your far get lambda elastic beanstalk
18138.51 -> and other options as well even
18140.17 -> on premises So you guys understand
18142.6 -> one thing Even if you are
18143.95 -> implementing or buildings off brand top
18146.16 -> off clothes it is not always
18147.98 -> that you would want to store
18148.88 -> it on the lower rate You
18150.23 -> might want to migrate it to
18151.19 -> your on premise Applications were talking
18153.08 -> about hybrid applications as well So
18155.48 -> in places are in times when
18157.05 -> you want to my greater applications
18159.45 -> um indo the on premises infrastructure
18164.96 -> You can do that by using
18166.21 -> AWS could reprise Well apart from
18168.69 -> that as you can see understanding
18170.06 -> says you can my greatly to
18171.3 -> your Easter two instances right You
18173.89 -> can do it with AWS far
18175.01 -> get into Lambda Lambda as with
18176.35 -> the lamb laser serverless computing service
18179.12 -> like so you can do it
18180.2 -> Debt Easy to Is there the
18181.51 -> infrastructure of the service Um you
18184.34 -> can actually go out and deployed
18185.86 -> applications if you have any instance
18188.31 -> that you can figure on your
18189.93 -> you have a proper rest a
18191.14 -> service that is connected to it
18192.22 -> where you can store your data
18193.46 -> right So and you have proper
18196.2 -> security or security groups under it
18198.13 -> This instance life One option is
18200.6 -> you do it on your own
18201.73 -> data One is you use elastic
18203.8 -> being Stop with this back from
18204.89 -> the service and you can automate
18206.93 -> certain processors Offsetting appear easy to
18208.92 -> instance once that doesn't you can
18212.12 -> actually go ahead and uh deploy
18215.16 -> our application toe Elastic beanstalk are
18218.31 -> the corresponding instance that you have
18220.74 -> Okay So or deploy basically lets
18223.15 -> you movie according top off the
18225.63 -> AWS services that you have competition
18227.38 -> services or in the environments that
18229.51 -> are on premise as well Now
18232.25 -> this was about these two services
18234.68 -> What we have next is you're
18237.03 -> a lovely score coming and Corbett
18241.67 -> So when you say it every
18242.61 -> score commit now AWS score commuters
18245.7 -> more off a fully managed source
18247.97 -> control service that hosts secure get
18251.79 -> based repositories It makes it easy
18254.91 -> for teams toe collaborate on court
18257.73 -> in a secure and highly scalable
18259.31 -> ecosystem So the definition that I've
18261.89 -> just read right by this you
18264.33 -> should already realize that it is
18267.87 -> an AWS variant for gig So
18272.15 -> basically when you say a fully
18273.43 -> managed source control resource what that
18277.33 -> means is basically it is giving
18280.18 -> you an option off Having repository
18283.94 -> is being held in court commit
18286.17 -> right just like you would have
18287.7 -> been on get Now why do
18288.89 -> you need to do that on
18290.2 -> poor come it If you haven't
18291.71 -> in house Repository Holder you can
18294.08 -> actually ease up the process of
18296 -> doing that else you'll have toe
18297.5 -> Always go ahead and uproots You
18299.8 -> get for that right So you
18301.57 -> are talking about an integration with
18303.48 -> but that is out there is
18304.92 -> on the right not on your
18305.8 -> block Now when you talk about
18308.62 -> court coming deal on imminent get
18310.94 -> completely No If you want to
18313.78 -> move your get repositories to core
18315.96 -> comer you can do that as
18317.33 -> well We'll see how to do
18318.74 -> that once we get into the
18319.62 -> Democrat but till then you'll have
18321.41 -> to wait So next is your
18323.29 -> core built in case of any
18324.64 -> sake or built So when you
18326.34 -> talk about the pipeline the first
18327.83 -> thing that happens is your core
18329.39 -> comment right because you are getting
18331.38 -> in touch with the repository and
18332.92 -> that is that could also be
18333.83 -> the last thing that is happening
18334.87 -> in your cycle But for now
18336.33 -> let's consider that it is the
18337.35 -> first thing that happens Next is
18339.2 -> your core bill trees something that
18341.15 -> we should have actually discussed before
18342.53 -> But we're discussing it last right
18344.26 -> But let's talk about doctors So
18346.66 -> many talk about Corbyn right Basically
18348.99 -> what happens here is it is
18349.94 -> a fully Manus continuous integration service
18353.59 -> that compiles a sore score It
18355.76 -> runs tests on it produces software
18358.84 -> packages that they need to deploy
18362.17 -> You're not happy Whatever provisioning managing
18364.56 -> and scaling your own will servers
18367.52 -> It's skills continuously and processes Multiple
18369.95 -> banks concurrently say a bills are
18372.57 -> not left waiting in a queue
18375.31 -> So basically takes get off all
18377.15 -> the activities that concern buildings after
18379.03 -> it whether doc or provisioning or
18381.27 -> managing are scaling your sources It
18384.26 -> says it takes care of it
18385.65 -> bites it right and it lets
18388.03 -> you packages software as well And
18389.48 -> during tests on top off it
18391.22 -> So junk off your work actually
18392.91 -> happens in AWS score built on
18395.55 -> This is where I mean these
18396.97 -> are the applications that actually go
18398.57 -> ahead and simplify a lot of
18400.69 -> responsibilities that concern yourself Trader movement
18403.94 -> Okay so um this was about
18407.94 -> the drops services that we have
18410.93 -> in a handshake So we've discussed
18413.87 -> quite a few pointers let us
18415.67 -> get into the AWS console and
18417.26 -> see how they demo part works
18419.39 -> OK so this could be a
18421.25 -> longer the more than we normally
18422.62 -> do But let's get into it
18424.81 -> as quickly as possible Okay so
18427.67 -> let this is go ahead and
18428.68 -> first log into our AWS console
18430.8 -> to start with it Say's I'm
18440.04 -> not logged and let me quickly
18441.66 -> do that as well Okay so
18455.76 -> this is how the aid of
18456.82 -> this management console looks like again
18459.37 -> for people who are new to
18461.15 -> AWS management control make sure you
18463.97 -> create a free tier account if
18465.56 -> you want to Now the demo
18466.77 -> that we are going to implement
18468.33 -> again falls under the free tier
18469.74 -> That means we won't be charged
18471.16 -> for whatever we do but not
18473.19 -> this thing That it is important
18474.84 -> you have a three d rock
18475.93 -> on for this If you do
18477.44 -> not know how to create a
18478.34 -> few Derek on this sites where
18480.23 -> AWS Freedia ran in any brother
18482.41 -> you have an actress is good
18483.66 -> and bad Yesterday it would ask
18485.5 -> you for your credit card and
18486.36 -> debit card details My personal experience
18488.7 -> tells that U N Efforts a
18490.5 -> skirt Carter debit card is also
18491.94 -> accepted I've always or mostly use
18494.04 -> my debit cards here It would
18496.29 -> charge your piece to in India
18497.9 -> If you are for the verification
18499.45 -> purpose the reason it wants to
18501.25 -> verify is it wants to see
18502.45 -> whether it's alleged a camp alleged
18504.67 -> cut and then you have one
18508.04 -> year off services or so this
18510.25 -> is what one year free of
18511.79 -> cost Now these services combat Ah
18513.98 -> po cap a parliament When I
18515.37 -> say I put cap say for
18516.79 -> example if you talk about a
18517.88 -> street story service there's a limit
18519.83 -> of five GB which you can
18520.93 -> store in it If your story
18522.39 -> about then you would be stuck
18525.67 -> then you'd be charged for it
18528.03 -> and it always will start billing
18529.35 -> you for that This is what
18531.03 -> metered usage is You have a
18532.85 -> meter limit that you can use
18534.58 -> or work on And if you
18537.61 -> can cross that metered limit this
18540.32 -> is where the bliss will start
18541.66 -> to charge you Okay so I'm
18545.55 -> create a three d Do not
18547.07 -> worry you won't be touched Whatever
18548.4 -> the most that we are performing
18550.21 -> fall under three D So be
18552.52 -> assured our status to show that
18555.09 -> we won't be touched So once
18557.2 -> the account is ready you can
18559.4 -> actually go out and start implementing
18560.79 -> these things with me So what
18562.86 -> are you going to do with
18563.54 -> her today So I have this
18566.26 -> repository with me Where does a
18568.34 -> piece off court that I wish
18570.38 -> to deploy That is a piece
18573.14 -> of course that have actually taken
18574.42 -> from a getting quality It does
18575.49 -> not belong to me belongs to
18577.77 -> some other user So I would
18579.4 -> be using that I had used
18580.68 -> this initially The purpose was different
18583.28 -> back then I wanted to see
18586.33 -> if I can deploy a piece
18587.36 -> off 4 to 3 different instances
18589.37 -> Andi keep them running even if
18591.5 -> one of the instance goes down
18594.52 -> So I would be using the
18595.41 -> same court But the application would
18596.81 -> be different We won't be deploying
18599.18 -> it to three different instances Instead
18601.74 -> what I'll do is I'll create
18602.82 -> A Corp I planted It will
18604.41 -> create will create pass application I've
18608.48 -> been mentioning what passes and water
18609.97 -> does or what elastic beanstalk does
18612.3 -> right So what we do is
18614.01 -> we actually go out and create
18615.77 -> a pass application print and basically
18620.52 -> use that pass and merriment to
18622.4 -> have are getting positive Chord hosted
18624.94 -> on an easy two instance and
18626.61 -> will carry out the whole process
18628.18 -> off core commitment and deployment using
18632.47 -> AWS score pipeline Okay so let's
18635.55 -> take it step by step Let
18636.99 -> us first go to lasting means
18638.41 -> stock Create a platform for us
18641.03 -> to use Okay So how do
18642.58 -> we know that before you go
18643.59 -> to a lasting Binstock so you
18645.69 -> can size for it here Since
18647 -> I had used it recently It
18648.85 -> is available year So as if
18650.4 -> you have no applications that are
18652.79 -> currently attorney This is how the
18654.73 -> interface would look to you But
18656.25 -> if you've created an application the
18657.7 -> interface will look a little different
18659.66 -> So do not be frightened if
18661.13 -> the look is any different for
18662.42 -> you Okay And uh as I've
18664.8 -> mention AWS also keeps changing this
18666.73 -> look So if you are implementing
18668.7 -> this demo and you are not
18669.77 -> doing it with me this interface
18671.46 -> could look a little different for
18672.62 -> you But just follow the steps
18674.52 -> follow the process and I don't
18676.19 -> think it should be a problem
18677.13 -> for you Toe get hold off
18678.65 -> Any of the things that we're
18679.53 -> doing right now Okay So what
18681.75 -> do we do Know we actually
18682.9 -> go out and create an application
18684.07 -> So I say create So it
18687.68 -> would say Give me a name
18689.12 -> for the application What should we
18690.81 -> call it Let's call it demo
18692.4 -> for today Okay Application tax I
18697.68 -> don't think I need to get
18698.58 -> into the details of that You
18699.57 -> know it's a selective platforms rise
18702.03 -> As I've mentioned when you talk
18703.39 -> about AWS in particular a lot
18706.91 -> elastic beanstalk that AWS offers now
18709.5 -> this is where it is platform
18710.93 -> as a service So it gives
18713.17 -> you a pre configured platform for
18715.23 -> you to use It's not that
18716.84 -> you cannot choose one for you
18718.44 -> You have options off using want
18719.97 -> But if you known that this
18721.35 -> is the environment that I want
18722.59 -> to work in tow I can
18723.86 -> have a pre configured environment set
18725.96 -> for me without having to can
18727.68 -> figure any part off it So
18728.91 -> this is the difference between an
18730.09 -> infrastructure as a service and platform
18732.31 -> as a service So when you
18733.45 -> say infrastructure as a service this
18735 -> is where you would be setting
18735.94 -> up everything right So you decide
18737.79 -> what kind of security group you
18738.82 -> want What kind of neck look
18739.84 -> you want for it What kind
18741.05 -> of stories you want for it
18742.18 -> What is the size of instance
18743.37 -> that you want to use So
18744.87 -> you're what elastic beanstalk does Is
18746.87 -> it plans All these things for
18748.88 -> you We just began environment that
18750.91 -> you wanted So what kind of
18752.4 -> environment for re be choosing you
18754.63 -> Um we have these many options
18756.79 -> right We have our dot net
18759.09 -> core Kleenex if you want to
18760.56 -> Directly right on top of Lena
18762.45 -> that is You have Dr Korn
18764.29 -> top off window So DACA glass
18766.89 -> fish go Java nor Jess PHP
18769.44 -> Brighton even Ruby and dunk it
18771.49 -> In this case I'm going to
18772.83 -> choose PSV for me Okay So
18775.01 -> by default what it does is
18775.98 -> it selects a platform branch for
18778.17 -> me that is appear to be
18779.56 -> 7.4 and it's running on a
18781.86 -> lean nox Amazon machine that a
18784.35 -> 64 bit in nature And the
18786.25 -> words on a piece we sent
18787.31 -> one for black farmers and on
18789.8 -> the other hand is 3.0 point
18791.47 -> three which is recommended I can
18792.83 -> choose others as well but probably
18795.29 -> the doctor Peace with this is
18796.3 -> the option that I have to
18797.29 -> Let's stick to that next What
18799.15 -> we do is we actually go
18800.03 -> ahead And so guys there are
18802.61 -> two options here When you talk
18803.99 -> about platform as a service you
18805.59 -> have control over the court that
18806.97 -> you have and the applications that
18808.19 -> you have so you can actually
18810.39 -> go ahead and bring their own
18811.19 -> court right If you have a
18812.77 -> piece of sample quarter with you
18814.3 -> you can move that piece off
18815.76 -> sample court here The other thing
18818.59 -> that you can do is you
18819.6 -> can actually go ahead and have
18820.69 -> a sample application for you Okay
18823.42 -> so um what aws does it
18826.83 -> offer us certain temperature applications that
18828.99 -> you can use So in case
18830.67 -> if you have a piece off
18831.51 -> court with you that you want
18832.82 -> to use in this case we're
18834.37 -> going to use a repository But
18835.52 -> we are not going to type
18836.24 -> our own court here Let's create
18837.76 -> a sample application first and try
18839.99 -> and use that because our aim
18842.03 -> is to have an environment in
18843.13 -> place and not actually going create
18845.28 -> a piece Of course something that
18846.25 -> would take a longer one for
18847.23 -> us Let's not do that Let's
18848.9 -> his word and say create application
18852.65 -> So there you go demo for
18855.65 -> today Bash e And we It
18858.5 -> is an application that is getting
18859.8 -> created You guys Now what I
18861.54 -> wanted to do is closely observe
18864.55 -> what all is happening here right
18866.89 -> So right now it's 10 49
18869.93 -> PM Here Um and the first
18872.93 -> thing that has happened this basically
18875.92 -> it says that it's creating an
18877.65 -> environment using elastic beanstalk Right It
18881.86 -> has first created a bucket for
18883.32 -> me So when you say a
18884.37 -> bucket this is where your data
18887.08 -> would be stored right So back
18888.26 -> it s three bucket as three
18890.12 -> The store it service that AWS
18891.5 -> offers and it stores data in
18893.53 -> the form of objects for you
18894.8 -> So as you can see a
18895.67 -> bucket is getting created here once
18897.69 -> the bucket is up and ready
18898.79 -> for you water does is it
18900.85 -> creates a security group ensuring that
18903.66 -> a certain set of security principles
18905.26 -> are set You can actually go
18906.96 -> and modify these security principles were
18910.29 -> not going to do that But
18911.62 -> I'll show you what happens that
18914.13 -> But that is for the later
18915.1 -> part Next create an elastic I
18918.7 -> p for the instance that I'm
18920.6 -> actually launching Okay so environment health
18923.3 -> has transition to pending So basically
18925.71 -> it is creating an environment for
18927.04 -> me right So when it's create
18928.57 -> it is creating an environment What
18930.84 -> is happening here is basically it
18932.5 -> is setting up the environment and
18933.86 -> sick seeking are checking whether the
18936.51 -> health off my environment is up
18938.81 -> in place or not So waiting
18941.4 -> for easy to instances to launch
18943.76 -> it may take a few minutes
18945.5 -> So basically what it is doing
18948.57 -> is if there are multiple instances
18950.5 -> that are too large to launch
18951.75 -> those if there's one instance that
18953.65 -> needs to be launched it will
18954.63 -> launch that particular instance So let
18957.22 -> that instance get launched first See
18964.31 -> even when you talk about the
18965.48 -> instance all these steps are happening
18967.14 -> Your one by 11 by one
18968.64 -> Right So basically in a set
18971.92 -> off like what Two minutes It
18974.95 -> has actually gone ahead and set
18977.6 -> up an environment for me It
18979.02 -> says it will take a few
18979.83 -> minutes It actually takes lesser than
18981.14 -> that The 2 to 3 minutes
18982.65 -> and your environment should be up
18983.84 -> and running for you Something that
18985.02 -> you can make use off Okay
18990.62 -> added an instance has been to
18992.07 -> our environment Application is available Act
18994.46 -> them afford today successfully launched an
18997.6 -> environment so technically speaking it took
19000.68 -> less than two minutes to actually
19002.07 -> go ahead and get an environment
19003.94 -> in place that we can actually
19005.36 -> go out and use for this
19006.97 -> particular demo So our environment is
19009.24 -> up and running right We have
19010.81 -> an instance in place Let's not
19012.7 -> move to the aid of a
19013.52 -> score by plan set up and
19014.83 -> see what we can do that
19016.08 -> Okay so the more for today
19018.44 -> slash e envy or that she
19019.91 -> envies the name of our application
19021.37 -> This is something that you want
19022.44 -> to know the environment or keep
19025.09 -> that in mind So guys remember
19027.22 -> the names that degree it right
19029.42 -> simplifies the process whether you talk
19030.92 -> about believing it or using it
19033.18 -> Now let us look for AWS
19035.27 -> develops services Meanwhile right I said
19037.85 -> that I would be getting into
19038.64 -> the demo part and talking with
19039.78 -> these sources something I haven't done
19042.17 -> Okay so let me quickly show
19044.98 -> you what are the developer tools
19046.15 -> right So when you said the
19047.12 -> wops we're talking about developer tools
19049.12 -> So you have X ray scored
19050.77 -> nine cloud and I haven't used
19052.35 -> these Um so this is ever
19055.1 -> so I won't be committing a
19056.12 -> lot on those Same is for
19057.61 -> code Start as well I have
19058.62 -> never had a chance to work
19059.61 -> on it I'm when I was
19061.55 -> actually exporting these tools a little
19063.46 -> I mostly spend my time understanding
19065.57 -> our AWS score commit works How
19067.86 -> build work So artifact was How
19070.43 -> could deploy in court by print
19072.04 -> works The other ones is something
19073.44 -> that I haven't heard much time
19075.68 -> or chance to explore are getting
19077.77 -> to the weekends off So let's
19079.52 -> not get into the details of
19080.59 -> those But if you want to
19082.06 -> know if you click on it
19083.79 -> he'll get all the information you
19084.96 -> have and you elaborate So when
19087.37 -> you say it every scored stop
19089.37 -> right it's not available in the
19091.81 -> region So let's not change the
19094.16 -> reason for that just to understand
19095.76 -> it Let's go back Okay so
19101.66 -> this is something that I did
19102.52 -> not want to do But let's
19104.65 -> cooler And if I click on
19108.72 -> it of this artifact like see
19114.62 -> a loveless court artifact it is
19117.1 -> secure scalable and cost effective artifact
19119.56 -> management So is fully managed artifact
19122.34 -> repository service that makes it easy
19124.59 -> for organizations of any size to
19126.4 -> securely store publish and share software
19129.36 -> packages in their software development process
19133.32 -> So basically it lets you control
19136.14 -> the software packages that you have
19138.07 -> to and you can actually uh
19140.27 -> control those in this environment There's
19143.05 -> a diagram here that tells you
19144.96 -> what you can do with it
19146.77 -> If you expand it will get
19147.81 -> to see right So all the
19150.41 -> steps are explanation Basically pulled a
19152.48 -> bullet Application dependence is from public
19154.44 -> artifact repository spec movinto Kodak effect
19157.29 -> with the scar scalable and cost
19158.93 -> effective in nature Right And then
19161.32 -> you basically go ahead and move
19163.08 -> it through the and you have
19164.66 -> your reportedly is inside it right
19165.98 -> You have one toe ever domain
19167.93 -> rate so you can manage access
19169.2 -> and apply policies across multiple countries
19171.52 -> In your organization you can even
19173.46 -> securely publishing story or packages toe
19176.03 -> other repositories as well So you're
19177.91 -> not restricted to one depositories you
19179.61 -> have and number of repositories here
19181.98 -> and the liberals can actually go
19183.4 -> in and access these artifacts right
19186 -> You can even gonna keep the
19187.08 -> Korbel for your CCD operations so
19190.56 -> similarly if you go back you
19192.17 -> have other services in there and
19193.42 -> as well right You can explore
19194.54 -> those as well So if you
19196.08 -> come down here you have other
19197.25 -> services Okay So similarly you have
19201.84 -> a clone and let's see whether
19203.4 -> what In four we get our
19204.58 -> electric It's an I d for
19207.28 -> writing running in debug in your
19209.17 -> courts right how it works All
19210.55 -> the details are union so you
19212.74 -> can actually come here and refer
19215.1 -> These applications are refer These so
19217.65 -> says that AWS has to offer
19218.95 -> you and then understand what all
19221.25 -> you can do with needle up
19222.68 -> services that we have in our
19224.31 -> pit or or not Hank's Let's
19227.4 -> go back to the console And
19229.32 -> what I'm going to do now
19230.26 -> is I'm going to work in
19231.02 -> lunch My Corp I play So
19236.07 -> for that again I'll get into
19237.31 -> the develop apart NMC core by
19239.79 -> plane So if I open core
19241.08 -> Piper you see basically this pipeline
19243.52 -> takes care of all these things
19245.09 -> first Is you set up the
19246.23 -> source that you want to use
19247.33 -> Artifact If any you build a
19249.4 -> piece off court you're deployed and
19251.78 -> then you can actually go and
19252.78 -> check the status off all this
19254.58 -> that is happening here at one
19256.85 -> single piece So that is what
19258.68 -> they're upstairs for You It basically
19261.02 -> lets you do or least things
19262.63 -> that one single place Okay now
19265.81 -> what do you do here First
19267.5 -> and foremost you create a piper
19269.16 -> Let's start by doing that I
19270.82 -> say create a pipeline from I'd
19274.63 -> have to give a name to
19275.44 -> my pipeline Um So there's a
19279.32 -> sample name given you already that
19280.94 -> I have Sam Leppo Let's just
19284.64 -> stick to that name for no
19285.71 -> Right And then it would say
19288.06 -> Do you want to create a
19288.97 -> new services Right So when you
19290.98 -> talk about the AWS site what
19292.5 -> it does is it defines a
19293.47 -> certain set off rules right Our
19296.72 -> policies rules that actually let you
19298.61 -> control how instances how resources would
19302.2 -> work on top of a degrees
19303.65 -> So it be needing a service
19304.81 -> role here as well You can
19306.3 -> use an existing one right So
19308.56 -> in this case I have an
19309.61 -> existing service roll with me This
19312.57 -> is the name of the service
19313.53 -> road So right now I have
19314.95 -> selected a new service road safe
19316.49 -> try and created It won't allow
19317.94 -> me to do that do you
19318.92 -> Under seat Let's see next Why
19322.32 -> Because this rule already exists is
19324.52 -> what it say's So I had
19326.45 -> created an application with the same
19328.2 -> name That is why we had
19329.03 -> that solution known as Sandra Po
19331.79 -> And there was a rule that
19332.72 -> was created So when I deleted
19334.41 -> this pipe lender who will exist
19335.73 -> her it did not go off
19338.19 -> with the application So that is
19340.43 -> why the rule is there And
19341.77 -> I'm not able to create the
19342.64 -> same room Places Gordon sick using
19344.57 -> existing So this is the road
19348.21 -> that I would be using in
19350.88 -> the advance sitting What are the
19352.09 -> options I have Let's not get
19354.12 -> there It's the next Now it's
19357.33 -> a select the source So I
19358.7 -> want Oh this is very story
19361.78 -> or input artifacts from your pipeline
19364.58 -> chooser provider here So I say
19366.94 -> use get up Because I have
19370.38 -> very positive therefore that I'll have
19371.76 -> to connect So there's my account
19376.76 -> is already here Okay so it
19379.44 -> has actually gone out and authorized
19383.68 -> that account for me to use
19385.23 -> If you do not have an
19386.07 -> account you'll have to sign in
19387.33 -> here So if I goto get
19390.63 -> a great let me quickly should
19392.91 -> So is this is the importantly
19396.87 -> that I'm using I'll type it
19399.64 -> here so that you see it
19401.1 -> clearly Okay it is AWS dash
19406.16 -> core biplane bash s three bash
19410.53 -> court deploy bash Lennox Okay AWS
19415 -> dash court by plane Dash s
19417.06 -> three that scored deploying nicely knocks
19419.85 -> So this is somebody else's Reportedly
19421.76 -> that I'm using It does not
19422.88 -> belong to me I'm just using
19424.8 -> it for the sake of this
19425.64 -> demo So you can actually go
19427.64 -> ahead if you do not know
19429.02 -> what get up is what I
19429.94 -> would say Sisters go there and
19431.73 -> create an account and get up
19433.16 -> OK so if you look for
19434.42 -> get up here I have an
19436.56 -> account here This is how the
19437.82 -> get up in the office looks
19438.97 -> like And you see this is
19440.99 -> the repository that I have imported
19443.13 -> OK so when I say important
19444.72 -> I pulled this repository from somebody
19446.54 -> else's branch Okay So that I
19449.17 -> can use it And this is
19451.05 -> the piece of court that is
19452.04 -> there on my repository that I
19453.27 -> would be using You have your
19455.87 -> app speaker dot family filed and
19457.75 -> indexed artist email Find something These
19460.76 -> used even a really Miller family
19462.61 -> Okay so basically you have an
19464.82 -> option You're right It says this
19467.64 -> is the master branch In my
19468.7 -> case I can branch Okay I
19471.14 -> can even pull push on for
19474.45 -> the repositories if it belonged to
19476.11 -> somebody else It belongs to somebody
19477.56 -> else And I can start using
19479.11 -> that for my placement Because you
19480.28 -> see there's an option of walking
19481.41 -> here right It got fog because
19483.92 -> you own this deposit e and
19486.43 -> are not a member of any
19487.88 -> organization So since I owned the
19491.28 -> secular focus if you were to
19492.98 -> try and forget from Moroccan you
19494.24 -> could actually Okay so you can
19496.42 -> do that So go ahead and
19498.41 -> get this repository okay And then
19500.43 -> you can do Didn't know that
19501.81 -> Hungry Next what I do it's
19504.48 -> I actually come here and I
19506.53 -> select brunch in this case Master
19509.25 -> Branch right No What other detection
19514.29 -> options I'm gonna stick toe box
19516 -> Let's not get into the details
19517.75 -> of what it does And do
19520.45 -> I want to build anything I'm
19521.56 -> gonna skip the build state because
19522.89 -> I have a piece of court
19523.84 -> with me I don't have to
19525.08 -> go out and test it for
19526.46 -> any purpose So I'm just gonna
19527.74 -> Seascape this speech Yes Skip Deployment
19532.34 -> provider We have created an environment
19535.47 -> Elastic beanstalk It is right So
19537.33 -> it would ask me where is
19538.75 -> the environment and what is the
19539.79 -> name of the environment Them A
19542.37 -> for today Was the name right
19543.63 -> Yep And what was the environment
19546.27 -> This Okay so choose the application
19549.29 -> name that you have already created
19550.88 -> on AWS Elastic beanstalk console So
19553.31 -> you can do that What was
19554.48 -> the environment in This is the
19555.76 -> environment Name I said next So
19560.12 -> guys see you can verify your
19561.68 -> steps here What is happening Right
19563.78 -> So these are the stages off
19565.43 -> by plane that it is going
19566.52 -> to follow my source stage My
19568.3 -> source Accent Breuder It has get
19570.27 -> up Third party right Uh but
19574.38 -> state I don't have one Right
19575.78 -> And this is the deployment states
19577.12 -> Where are we deploying it Deploy
19579.17 -> its embroidery Is your lasting bean
19580.83 -> stalk him of the application Dima
19582.95 -> for today Environment them before today
19585.1 -> slash b So I say create
19587.56 -> by plane and they go Your
19595.66 -> pipeline is getting ready for you
19598.27 -> So guys you can see it
19600.15 -> will go through phases here right
19602.03 -> for staplers Um you're so snow
19605.46 -> Doesn't your source your source Get
19608.15 -> aboard Succeeded That means it very
19610.28 -> fired that repository that he wanted
19613.23 -> toe deploy Okay And now it
19616.52 -> has gone into the deployment stage
19618.71 -> Since we don't have a bill
19619.77 -> face we can skip that for
19621.66 -> now When he said the several
19625.97 -> transition you won't get toe brandis
19627.85 -> in your application for a seat
19629.16 -> Ok so now it is in
19631.51 -> the second face It takes half
19633.22 -> a minute or one minute to
19634.09 -> actually go ahead And I knew
19635.87 -> that for you So let that
19636.99 -> happen for now Okay so this
19640.05 -> will take a minute or two
19642.41 -> for this to happen to let
19643.6 -> this happen And once this happens
19647.67 -> we can actually go ahead and
19649.09 -> see what we want to do
19650.91 -> with it There you go So
19653.52 -> successfully that employment has happened So
19656.33 -> basically see it took a couple
19657.75 -> of minutes This was a basic
19659.33 -> application I did not Did not
19661.41 -> take long for AWS score by
19663.86 -> plan to actually go and pray
19665.22 -> for you Now this is go
19667.34 -> back to the instance that was
19670.55 -> created by the environment that we
19671.94 -> have in place Right So I
19674.55 -> see Come here So that is
19677.53 -> we created a lean FCC To
19679.07 -> instance if I remember it was
19680.31 -> there in the environment when we
19681.49 -> were going toe launch it the
19683.09 -> PSP environment We tried to launch
19684.61 -> strikes so it said that it
19686.03 -> was set upon really neccessary to
19687.72 -> instance So let's see if we
19689.11 -> have early knocks issue for instance
19690.68 -> by the same name So there's
19693.4 -> one instance that is ring There's
19694.66 -> an elastic I P as well
19695.79 -> that we saw right So I
19698 -> say running instances and you can
19700.74 -> see the name is also same
19702.01 -> axes They move for today right
19705.31 -> And all the details are here
19706.87 -> about your instance that is there
19708.63 -> in place t So it was
19713.73 -> created at July 10 49 The
19715.71 -> exact same time right I mean
19717.36 -> when we were looking at the
19718.81 -> time zones I said that it
19720.03 -> takes like couple of ministers out
19721.35 -> of this environment This was the
19722.47 -> time that right So it was
19723.94 -> pretty everything that this is the
19725.06 -> instance that we're talking about So
19727.35 -> if you scroll down you'll get
19728.73 -> more information or the instance of
19730.15 -> water letters having yet so everything
19732.69 -> here was set up by AWS
19734.71 -> elastic beanstalk right And as discussed
19737.32 -> it was set up accordingly So
19739.59 -> there should be all the information
19741.2 -> that I was discussing D'Hiver submits
19743.07 -> This falls under your networking part
19745.16 -> You have your I am rule
19746.37 -> as well that is associated with
19747.61 -> it which insures your instances safe
19750.44 -> and secure for your usage Okay
19753.52 -> And oppose that You have other
19757.61 -> things on your plate as well
19762.46 -> Okay so let's just go ahead
19764.1 -> and see how this application works
19766.36 -> I say copy Once I cop
19768.39 -> it I come here Oh no
19773.8 -> I just basically going basted here
19779.1 -> Congratulations You have successfully created a
19781.31 -> pipeline Negative Real This source application
19785.97 -> from an Amazon s three bucket
19788.13 -> and deploy It took three Amazon
19789.85 -> easy to instances using it Every
19791.5 -> score deployed as I mentioned at
19793.63 -> the start of this session or
19795.18 -> the demo that I would be
19796.69 -> using a repository that was meant
19799.41 -> for doing something else that had
19800.62 -> been in the past I deployed
19802.22 -> an application to three different instances
19804.45 -> but sec what happens in the
19805.69 -> strand of the instance goes down
19807.22 -> But as I mentioned I would
19808.71 -> be using the same corporate distant
19810.3 -> replied it only toe one instance
19812.91 -> and for a different application But
19814.42 -> the message remains the same because
19816.14 -> this is the piece off court
19818.07 -> or the text that would be
19819.39 -> there in the source files So
19822.15 -> if you come back here right
19824.85 -> get up So if you take
19827.14 -> a look at some files I'm
19829.19 -> not sure of the name of
19830.12 -> the file Um where do we
19833.53 -> get it and have to look
19834.72 -> into them I do not recall
19836.94 -> I think it should be knicks
19841.31 -> No So basically Yep This is
19847.91 -> where the court has been set
19849.08 -> accordingly Right So if I change
19851.07 -> it now it deployed it to
19853.24 -> three instances And that is right
19854.52 -> Is displaying that court to me
19855.87 -> that this is something that we
19858.35 -> are used for the other application
19859.97 -> that we deployed And that is
19861 -> why the message is still there
19862.96 -> not get fooled by that But
19864.76 -> I believe that just for you
19866.23 -> it's clear it doesn't what was
19868.2 -> to be done and what we've
19869.27 -> done Our profit So we've successfully
19871.58 -> done that Let's go ahead and
19873.89 -> get rid off all these resources
19875.66 -> that are there not plate because
19877.48 -> we do not want to get
19879.06 -> charged unnecessarily I'm going to just
19881.99 -> go ahead and try and delete
19883.06 -> all of these one by one
19884.22 -> to let's start by deleting the
19885.55 -> environment Copy the name of the
19887.38 -> environment because it would ask you
19889.5 -> what environment you want to do
19890.58 -> it To do that this community
19892.8 -> terminate say it asks for the
19897.55 -> name So based on that ST
19900.33 -> Dominic So again this is the
19905.25 -> source would be deleted for you
19907.64 -> and you do not have to
19908.61 -> worry about what happens next So
19915.31 -> when is this thing is deleted
19917.54 -> We also after the lead Other
19919.81 -> things that are Dana Hand But
19921.08 -> let's delete them one by one
19922.6 -> The reason I want to do
19923.48 -> environments Some of these resources are
19925.66 -> interconnected so if you try to
19927.52 -> believe dollar on before reading the
19929.13 -> first one occasionally it gives another
19932.61 -> So let us follow the same
19933.9 -> pattern in which we came in
19935.1 -> right So let's just delete this
19937.2 -> environment first because we're talking about
19940.8 -> everything getting the leader here So
19942.63 -> once this gets the leader even
19944.99 -> the instance that was circulated even
19946.96 -> that will get deleted So let's
19949.27 -> just go back and see what's
19950.34 -> happening Okay Now it says zero
19953.21 -> instances signing Why is that Because
19954.9 -> the instance got terminated because we
19957.48 -> deleted the environment that waas along
19960.16 -> with it No what we do
19961.78 -> is we come back here Let's
19964.24 -> see what everything is cleaned up
19970.54 -> Okay so it is under the
19971.63 -> fears of getting deleted any which
19973.08 -> way Let's just wait for it
19975.86 -> to actually go out and get
19977.47 -> deleted completely So this would happen
19980.55 -> Don't worry about that Let's just
19982.71 -> close this go to services and
19985.02 -> now we go to court by
19985.89 -> plane We would want to get
19989.32 -> it off the pipeline that you
19991.19 -> have So I said delete In
19996.97 -> this case I lied And they
20001.91 -> look yard by plane is also
20004.33 -> believed it So we've actually gone
20007.35 -> out and successfully implemented or seen
20009.96 -> how you can actually go ahead
20011.09 -> and implement the what's on top
20013.16 -> off your obliques Right So again
20015.86 -> guys there are a lot of
20016.75 -> things that you can do Uh
20019.64 -> you can move an application into
20021.06 -> production on our production servers with
20022.82 -> right here So they're not a
20025.81 -> lot of things You can actually
20026.9 -> go out and bring in your
20027.83 -> applications from different places that you
20031.01 -> have moving to a laborious and
20033.46 -> then actually good and host it
20035.34 -> using the services that AWS has
20037.28 -> to offer to us Okay this
20041.45 -> is something that should have been
20042.47 -> terminated by No it doesn't But
20046.81 -> let's ignore that also what will
20049 -> have your is if I goto
20051.72 -> yesterday he there will be certain
20054.68 -> buckets that would be created I
20056.73 -> don't think all the buckets get
20057.9 -> the letter when you didn environment
20060.06 -> right So they were You have
20062.37 -> like elastic beanstalk a piece off
20065.47 -> the bucket that we used right
20067.54 -> So you have similar buckets that
20070.13 -> are present here But these are
20071.11 -> not the ones that we've used
20072.65 -> I think out of buckets OK
20073.88 -> no this is the one So
20077.03 -> this is the one that I
20077.97 -> created recently again Not doing that
20080.37 -> we created So the buckets some
20084.3 -> states some get deleted but the
20087.78 -> buckets won't charge anything on Listen
20090.11 -> until there's data So we should
20091.78 -> not worry about that If I
20093.71 -> come here let me try one
20095.56 -> thing out You see Sami people
20100.47 -> So whatever date I was there
20101.8 -> in my report it's here You
20106.46 -> see it's making a copy of
20108.3 -> a cure So this is something
20110.56 -> that I did not create No
20112.46 -> this Waas for the demo sick
20114.54 -> that I had uses but it
20116.22 -> is still here So your data
20119.16 -> remains here when you talk over
20120.47 -> history And this is where data
20121.94 -> gets store when you actually go
20123.89 -> out and create the resources using
20126.38 -> here agree it's called Pipeline Are
20129.19 -> other aws no ups So this
20131.49 -> is so I believe that justice
20134.3 -> clear to you people as in
20135.32 -> what can you do with AWS
20136.83 -> steps Okay if there's anything else
20140.78 -> that we need to look into
20141.77 -> let's quickly scanned through the AWS
20149.18 -> services that we have on our
20150.16 -> priority list the up services that
20151.88 -> we have not played And when
20159.82 -> I went into the service a
20160.66 -> spark on in the developer tools
20167.75 -> Let's see what loud minor extend
20169.82 -> us Okay Directly connects right You
20172.57 -> see that it is a service
20175.68 -> that makes it easy for developers
20177.07 -> to actually garden analyze the behavior
20179.45 -> off their distributor applications by providing
20181.85 -> request tracing exception collection on profiling
20185.56 -> capabilities So basically does use for
20187.4 -> debugging Racine and service map Okay
20193 -> Okay So this was about the
20194.69 -> different AWS services that we have
20196.51 -> in our hands are inappropriate I
20200.02 -> believe by now What The wops
20201.59 -> is clear to people and you
20203.05 -> have some just doesn't how they're
20205.05 -> wops works on top of AWS
20206.82 -> right So there's a hardly mentioned
20208.67 -> there were ups is something that
20210.21 -> is trending a lot these days
20212.3 -> on People are wanting to make
20213.72 -> a career in There were ups
20216.54 -> so I've actually got these questions
20218.53 -> from quite a few people Yet
20220.96 -> as in What is the ups
20223.39 -> Can we use it on AWS
20224.57 -> I normally have these sessions that
20225.79 -> I think where people are these
20227.24 -> kind of questions doesn't can we
20228.72 -> use develops with Arab less how
20230.6 -> is a loveless end up similar
20231.86 -> or different So people are still
20234.28 -> very unavailable toward no upsets what
20235.97 -> you can do with it and
20237.28 -> how AWS support these services like
20241.05 -> So when you talk about the
20242.79 -> ups there's a lot of scope
20244.85 -> and this sex 1 ft in
20248.11 -> the right direction Make sure you
20250.42 -> actually go out and explore these
20252.14 -> services a little more and try
20253.35 -> to build these applications You can
20255.72 -> also try doing that What I'm
20256.76 -> integrate You can actually go ahead
20258.46 -> and have applications deployed with three
20260.8 -> different instances and take the availability
20264.14 -> officers And what happens if one
20265.33 -> of these instances does actually decided
20267.91 -> to go down Okay so that's
20270.59 -> it Let's in the AWS name
20274.19 -> of Sparta Machine learning is something
20276.71 -> that has been discussed a lot
20278.43 -> in recent times Now whether talk
20280.28 -> about machine learning data science cloud
20283.33 -> computing Arab Lewis Big data R
20287.17 -> B develops Now these are some
20289.78 -> of these things when you talk
20291.26 -> over from a technological carrier people
20295.15 -> normally refer these times a lot
20296.52 -> right programming technology software development data
20300.53 -> analysis these items that have been
20302.52 -> turning a lot to talk about
20304.33 -> the um anything that has come
20307.4 -> after 2000 tents mostly so people
20310.27 -> have been derived are not direct
20313.52 -> attracted rather towards these stumps And
20316.29 -> it's understandable with the advent off
20317.83 -> Internet with the advent of technology
20320.33 -> data and all these things have
20322 -> become a lot more important And
20324.21 -> that is why we see people
20325.39 -> having a trend are a psyche
20329.12 -> that they feel that they should
20330.33 -> do these things to have a
20331.22 -> good career and that is fairly
20332.83 -> understandable Even marketers have realized that
20335.74 -> these are the things that are
20336.92 -> selling points and people are actually
20339.14 -> trying to bring your head in
20341.9 -> such a manner that you actually
20343.42 -> feel attracted towards the stumps So
20346.28 -> since there's so much hype about
20347.44 -> machine learning right let's talk about
20349.54 -> machine learning girls And then we'll
20350.88 -> actually go and discuss how we
20352.73 -> can carry out or how machine
20354.95 -> learning data science we did All
20356.54 -> these things are supported by Nablus
20359.22 -> I'm setting up services strength So
20361.95 -> let's first strand understand what machine
20364.24 -> learning is to start with So
20366.68 -> uh again in simple words I'm
20370.33 -> in This is a very simple
20372.14 -> definition that you see and it's
20373.98 -> very cruel about machine learning It
20376.36 -> is an ability of machines to
20377.92 -> learn and become smarter So to
20381.8 -> give you an example right when
20384.07 -> you talk about machines when you
20386.69 -> press a button they do a
20388.19 -> particular activity Right When you talk
20391.15 -> about machine learning you're trying to
20392.54 -> make them smarter Now you might
20394.71 -> say that this is artificial intelligence
20396.78 -> In a way yeah it's true
20398.78 -> But machine learning is also similar
20401.31 -> to that Basically machine learning forms
20403.82 -> the foundation off whatever we do
20405.82 -> with artificial intelligence right So let's
20408.9 -> try and discuss these pointers Okay
20410.57 -> So let's try and understand machine
20411.75 -> learning first water this Okay so
20414.22 -> if I want to talk about
20415.06 -> machine learning right I would give
20417.41 -> you an example off V as
20419.99 -> human beings state of in via
20421.88 -> Bon We are clean slates right
20425.04 -> I mean we can write anything
20426.19 -> on us on this late and
20427.43 -> it's there We all have been
20429.47 -> part of schools Where we Britain
20430.89 -> stuff on board it Is that
20432.3 -> right I mean as its I
20433.74 -> intel rubbing that board was a
20435.54 -> fantasy for me for some reason
20436.86 -> I don't know I missed it
20438.62 -> again Make and roll off the
20440.92 -> duster that was there and the
20444.14 -> chocks that we high right so
20445.7 -> we could control those things So
20447.49 -> the other fantasy for me could
20448.7 -> not be for you but it
20449.81 -> was from the actual So coming
20452.78 -> back to the topic in hand
20454.27 -> So basically when I say clean
20455.67 -> slate on those boards you can
20457.37 -> write everything And Robert Wright you
20459.27 -> have control Lord So even V
20461.88 -> s Children are brain select These
20463.9 -> cleans here straight I mean whatever
20465.75 -> we right there it gets written
20468.2 -> the say for example I come
20470.25 -> from a Moratti family and we
20472.1 -> speak malarkey at home So to
20476.11 -> say Come here we say it
20478.14 -> could a year That means come
20479.16 -> get right in English You would
20481.34 -> say please come here or whatever
20482.92 -> you have to when you talk
20485 -> about morality and these things are
20488.21 -> these languages state So how do
20490.17 -> we learn them basically appearance or
20494.23 -> the surrounding where we are born
20496.06 -> and brought up We hear about
20497.38 -> these things and those get imprinted
20499.66 -> in our mind right Say for
20501.47 -> example I am also a fluent
20503.28 -> in the speaker and the reason
20504.62 -> for that is the school I
20505.68 -> was brought up in Know what
20507.39 -> a few students who used to
20508.78 -> speak indeed and with them I
20510.51 -> basically learned in the very well
20512.07 -> So that is what education does
20516.47 -> That is what Learning something that's
20519.53 -> true right I mean how do
20521.24 -> we know a particular shape is
20522.73 -> around A particular shape is square
20525.14 -> A particular color is blue particular
20526.83 -> colors black red Because that has
20528.96 -> been imparted to us It's not
20531.79 -> always that you have to tell
20534.12 -> that this is blue This is
20535.65 -> true This is Luke You learn
20537.62 -> it with time right You see
20538.97 -> things You try to imagine those
20540.61 -> things and you actually go out
20541.6 -> and grasp those things So that
20543.98 -> is all your mind works something
20545.94 -> that is imprinted on it again
20547.84 -> and again and again You tend
20550.25 -> to remember those things Now it
20552.47 -> comes to you naturally You don't
20553.78 -> have to be told that this
20554.77 -> a circle this is square Same
20556.73 -> is with driving or riding as
20558.46 -> well right I mean when you
20560.13 -> learn to ride a bike when
20562.14 -> you're new you're always we cautious
20564.9 -> What is the spirit of the
20566.26 -> bike and venture detained again Right
20568.79 -> But as you get a smoother
20570.5 -> are used to it you don't
20572.77 -> have to look at your spirit
20573.7 -> meter right You just know that
20575.16 -> okay I need to stay in
20575.97 -> the game now that comes with
20578.18 -> experience because that thing gets imparted
20580.43 -> in your mind and you know
20581.4 -> when to do what So responsiveness
20583.69 -> is also a type off learning
20585.3 -> something right response into situations So
20587.93 -> when you talk about machine money
20590.13 -> that is what we do with
20591.24 -> our machines We give them data
20593.16 -> data that they can actually process
20596.18 -> again and again and again till
20598.05 -> they learn master So if I
20601.03 -> give a new data to a
20602.05 -> machine it should be able to
20603.3 -> figure out And this is what
20605.14 -> that did is about Say for
20607.79 -> example what you see on the
20609.03 -> screen is a Scrabble right If
20610.33 -> I basically paying my machine toe
20613.06 -> understand what kind of scrabble it
20615.14 -> is in this case it will
20616.44 -> figure out that the red one
20617.48 -> is an argument out Why Because
20619.24 -> it has been trained with the
20620.24 -> data that is right in color
20621.25 -> Maybe so If there's something that
20622.77 -> is off place it would recognize
20625.49 -> that part They're in there right
20627.54 -> away Great So this is what
20630.1 -> machine learning best for you But
20632.49 -> incense off machine between my seems
20634.64 -> to be smarter It may not
20637.1 -> be always where you have a
20638.61 -> robot where you tell it what
20640.4 -> to do what Noto say For
20641.82 -> example when you say the water
20643.65 -> to speak up that picks up
20644.79 -> cola Coca Cola cans for you
20646.11 -> from your refrigerator that has machine
20649.11 -> learning imparted in it But that
20651.23 -> may not always be an application
20652.76 -> for you When you say machine
20654.43 -> gun it can be as basic
20656.26 -> as predicting whether I have see
20660.37 -> less than you might have been
20661.2 -> samples with me out of those
20662.83 -> samples If there's a particular person
20665.36 -> who has cancer or not right
20667.85 -> figuring that thing out is also
20670.02 -> machine learning as simple as that
20673.55 -> So when you say machine learning
20675.44 -> basically what we try to do
20676.61 -> is we try to find out
20677.56 -> solutions to the problems that are
20679.18 -> there in our hand Given the
20682.83 -> fact that there's a lot of
20683.91 -> data that is being generated these
20685.36 -> days people have realized that this
20688.15 -> data would be utilized for doing
20690.24 -> so many things right I mean
20691.98 -> you can predict patterns You can
20693.59 -> predict what's going to happen You
20695.23 -> can study trends and understand where
20697.32 -> the stream will take you on
20698.67 -> the street It is something that
20700.72 -> was done prior is but people
20703.71 -> who were smart enough for active
20706.29 -> enough could do that But now
20707.68 -> with the amount of data that
20708.92 -> we have and the tools that
20710.02 -> we have this has become a
20712.16 -> lot more easier for us to
20713.44 -> do on that A lot of
20714.4 -> machine learning like system this is
20716.5 -> Go ahead and take a look
20717.15 -> at another example It So what
20719.71 -> company's logo does the Simaeys match
20722.45 -> break So I'm sure all of
20725.57 -> you have guessed it by not
20726.52 -> crack it So it's very similar
20729.05 -> to what YouTube local looks like
20731.03 -> right The reason you see the
20733.37 -> sunscreen ISS recently I was actually
20735.69 -> going out and playing some music
20736.99 -> on YouTube Not recently Now this
20739.11 -> is a trend that have noticed
20740.05 -> for a very long time So
20741.63 -> what YouTube does is if I
20743.61 -> watch a certain set off videos
20747.1 -> right let's assume that I watch
20749.48 -> Pokemon cartoon Okay let's assume that
20752.26 -> So when I watch Pokemon cartoon
20754.48 -> next time when I opened YouTube
20756.04 -> it would suggest me Pokemon related
20758.2 -> stuff What does YouTube does Yes
20761.83 -> it does collaborative filtering It understands
20764.88 -> that I've been watching Pokemon related
20768.54 -> stuff cycle Such is that it
20770.18 -> will also study what people who
20772.07 -> what similar videos also watch if
20774.74 -> there are other people like hundreds
20775.97 -> of people who want similar stuff
20777.49 -> Apart from this video what else
20778.86 -> do they watch settle such as
20780.09 -> That same happens with the I
20784.3 -> Mean recently I was looking or
20785.71 -> for shoes I look for Susannah
20788.33 -> MSM and then I moved into
20790.15 -> an application called a script Buzz
20791.69 -> Okay I browsed it on my
20793.87 -> webpage Quick buzzes a cricket application
20796.29 -> that use cricket scores Cricket is
20798.25 -> a sport that is very popular
20799.46 -> in India So while I was
20801.49 -> going to the bazaar what I
20804.67 -> also noticed waas They were to
20806.43 -> suggestions off shoes from somewhere from
20809.06 -> um is on another Web sex
20810.17 -> as well So even this website
20812.09 -> is doing collaborative filtering and understanding
20814.34 -> what is based on the data
20816.86 -> that I was surfing it understood
20819.09 -> what I want rectal by what
20820.39 -> I was looking for This sounds
20821.99 -> dangerous hasn't I'm setting it some
20823.75 -> barrels and even clippers knows that
20826.08 -> But this happens because I've been
20827.87 -> loving with same account everywhere and
20829.55 -> my data is accessible to these
20830.81 -> reflects yes scary But what I
20834.09 -> want to you to focus on
20835.08 -> the marble isn't how quick recommendation
20839.42 -> systems and collaborate different things working
20841.73 -> and all these things work on
20843.72 -> machine learning I'll go themselves basically
20846.4 -> these essential freedoms So that is
20848.13 -> not machine learning this for you
20850.26 -> Let's go ahead and understand some
20851.63 -> of the types that machine learning
20853.17 -> has to offer to this Okay
20856.13 -> so if you talk about types
20858.29 -> of machine learning right so that's
20860.03 -> supervised learning and unsupervised learning I
20863.07 -> do not take credit for these
20864.32 -> images guys that you see on
20865.27 -> the screen I think it is
20867.42 -> I do not remember the name
20868.42 -> off the sub actually picketer from
20870.51 -> somewhere So I did not want
20871.96 -> to take any great for these
20873.04 -> images that are there on the
20873.8 -> screen These do not belong to
20875.13 -> be so if there are any
20878.14 -> cooperate issues forgiven for that So
20880.07 -> basically when you talk about these
20883.19 -> images what I'm trying to make
20884.5 -> a point here This basically we're
20887 -> talking about supervised learning and unsupervised
20889.22 -> learning So we'll talk about machine
20891.03 -> learning algorithms that are three Actually
20893.18 -> the supervise there's unsupervised and then
20894.94 -> you have reinforcement Learning is let's
20899.07 -> try and understand these one by
20900.25 -> one So when you say supervised
20903.36 -> learning right So basically when you
20905.57 -> say suppose learning These are the
20907.07 -> set of algorithms where you know
20908.51 -> your target We're able That means
20910.44 -> you know what are you trying
20911.42 -> to achieve you As I mentioned
20913.12 -> if I give you a set
20914.02 -> of data and I say predict
20916.63 -> whether I mean build a model
20918.27 -> based on this data and predict
20921 -> for the given record if this
20922.59 -> person has cancer or not right
20924.38 -> or let's say you might give
20925.14 -> you 20,000 records off telecom industry
20927.66 -> data Then I pass in a
20929.74 -> new user You DNC Based on
20931.44 -> the data you have predict whether
20934.06 -> this person winter normal So what
20936.37 -> is John Basically when you talk
20938.8 -> about telecom industry that had a
20940.03 -> lot of people who buy SIM
20941.61 -> cards site it is how frequent
20943.47 -> that is We actually change the
20944.44 -> same carts It's very frequent People
20947.54 -> will just buy a SIM card
20948.56 -> After that they'll be born on
20949.66 -> the throat of and buy a
20950.49 -> new one So when a custom
20952.69 -> will use telecom industry or a
20955.56 -> particular SIM card and also something
20958.05 -> else it is called us journey
20960.53 -> And in telecom industry this is
20962.12 -> a very big thing because it
20964.03 -> is getting stagnated There are a
20965.37 -> lot of companies are there in
20966.36 -> the market and you for custom
20967.42 -> Earlier they suffer a lot off
20968.56 -> losses The reason for that is
20970.07 -> a lot of money is invested
20971.57 -> in marketing and bringing these customers
20973.49 -> And so they tried toe preserve
20975.26 -> that those customers So telecom turn
20977.76 -> is a big industry are okay
20979.9 -> so companies like I'm in the
20981.62 -> lance and all they actually study
20983.3 -> these trends And that is that
20984.22 -> they had captured the market initially
20985.89 -> that realize your semen India especially
20988.36 -> Okay So lax and lots of
20989.62 -> people about those and they covered
20991.22 -> a lot of market So they
20992.24 -> actually did the sternal analysis and
20994.07 -> a lot of other things So
20995.91 -> basically John and Alice a sand
20998.62 -> up breaking with somebody have a
21000.11 -> concern Are these examples of two
21001.62 -> boys like so These are basically
21004.47 -> our regression models that are any
21005.95 -> right You won't have your classifications
21008.17 -> models were you classify your data
21009.56 -> into certain groups Okay but here
21012 -> you know what a target variable
21013.31 -> is Let's say I asked you
21014.4 -> to classify the rental meal and
21015.72 -> female In that case it would
21017.81 -> be you Classifications algorithm used her
21020.85 -> So you are building a machine
21022 -> learning algorithm that really classify your
21023.54 -> date up Based on that data
21024.86 -> has already studied Okay so that
21028.13 -> is one example What you see
21029.19 -> on the screen is again an
21030.1 -> example You passing data that is
21032.01 -> apple My system will protect whether
21033.92 -> it's an apple or not break
21036.27 -> So you doesn't support his learning
21037.42 -> A good Then you have unsupervised
21039.17 -> learning algorithm Your you do not
21041.42 -> more to target variables You just
21043.16 -> pass in a social data and
21045.52 -> it pulled basically classified the daytime
21047.89 -> two clusters which it feels that
21050.15 -> data similar to say for example
21051.54 -> it will cluster all the apples
21052.83 -> together beaches together and bananas together
21055.86 -> In this case I know what
21056.95 -> does If I did not know
21058.8 -> Um I mean when I say
21061.39 -> I did not know the final
21062.26 -> output here right get to a
21064.31 -> table What I mean is let's
21065.68 -> suppose that I'm taking clusters are
21067.34 -> making numbers clusters off numbers right
21069.93 -> So in that case I may
21071.04 -> not always know the mean but
21072.67 -> what a double nor what machine
21074.46 -> learning does is it basically creates
21077.23 -> those means Onda saves data around
21080.41 -> those means in one cluster Reckless
21083.24 -> stunning that's so clustering is an
21085.35 -> example of unsupervised learning algorithm And
21087.54 -> then you have the enforcement Lonny
21089.32 -> very you reinforce certain set off
21091.86 -> information onto your instances are onto
21094.77 -> you are um reinforced Certain set
21098.06 -> off learning on immortals basically so
21099.98 -> that they predict better results every
21102.08 -> now and then So basically on
21104 -> listen until you get the desired
21105.41 -> result you keep on repeating the
21107.5 -> process of learning your machine until
21109.19 -> you get good and perfect answer
21110.78 -> So that is what reinforcement learning
21112.62 -> that's for you So that these
21114.23 -> are some of the different machine
21115.79 -> learning algorithms that they're not hang
21117.51 -> Okay And this is what machine
21120.27 -> learning is all about I mean
21121.29 -> if you talk about machine learning
21122.34 -> that quite a few of the
21122.95 -> algorithm says Well thank you Have
21124.77 -> your you have your random forests
21128.05 -> algorithms We haven't explored classification algorithms
21131.12 -> to a bet neither regression algorithms
21133.21 -> So if it our machine learning
21134.55 -> it is a wasp and deep
21135.66 -> topic we can talk a lot
21136.7 -> about it But since we are
21138.91 -> in and the AWS session I
21140.6 -> wanted you to get introduced to
21141.96 -> what machine learning is and I
21143.26 -> believe I made my point right
21145.97 -> now what we have introduced we're
21147.14 -> going to go ahead and discuss
21148.65 -> how much learning works with AWS
21151.62 -> So actually go ahead and explore
21153.41 -> different machine learning services that AWS
21156.36 -> has to offer to us Okay
21158.72 -> guys So uh we've already seen
21161.24 -> what machine learning is like We
21163.27 -> were understood what are different machine
21165.53 -> learning algorithms Now let us go
21168.57 -> ahead and discuss how machine learning
21171.47 -> works on top of AWS Right
21173.31 -> So when you talk about the
21174.33 -> AWS aws has also realized that
21176.92 -> machine learning is very important People
21179.64 -> are wanting to learn machine Lanie
21181.48 -> And since AWS is a platform
21183.54 -> that lets you do almost everything
21185.56 -> related to technology So it wondered
21188.14 -> why not have machine learning services
21190.27 -> as well not just machine learning
21191.99 -> services We will be discussing cognitive
21194.19 -> services as well Right Would understand
21195.91 -> how artificial intelligence natural language processing
21200.8 -> machine learning and to some extent
21202.12 -> be that science be I How
21203.3 -> do these things work on top
21204.57 -> of clock So this is not
21206.16 -> going to be a very the
21207.09 -> more heavy stuff I'm not going
21208.46 -> to get into machine learning details
21210.27 -> but I'll tell you how these
21211.26 -> serves this work What can you
21212.65 -> do with these assistant So that
21214.48 -> this is go ahead and take
21215.32 -> a look at some of the
21215.96 -> images services as in water the
21218.15 -> services that aws offers to implement
21220.79 -> machine Lanie Okay so when you
21222.97 -> talk about machine learning on top
21224.48 -> of AWS there are quite a
21225.79 -> few services that are some services
21227.92 -> that provide infrastructure right I mean
21230.53 -> uh so we've discussed worked infrastructure
21233.86 -> is what black farmers and what
21235.05 -> software It's when you talk about
21237.17 -> service models that AWS offers straight
21240 -> So when you talk about machine
21241.66 -> learning in particular AWS offers different
21244.2 -> services that actually let you take
21247.52 -> care of different requirements as a
21249.15 -> late say for example if you
21251.06 -> have like um services like sagemaker
21255.98 -> and all right so this is
21257.02 -> where you have your back form
21259.29 -> in place right Because with globalization
21262.21 -> record you can actually go ahead
21263.26 -> and use already existing nor books
21266.48 -> are put according that you can
21268.54 -> set up the infrastructure by using
21269.93 -> the I s services that there
21271.59 -> in your hand And you also
21273.33 -> have application based services where you
21277.12 -> don't have to call You don't
21278.18 -> have to worry about the platform
21279.62 -> Just go ahead and implement some
21281.39 -> of the applications that are already
21283.27 -> there for so we'll be taking
21285.49 -> a look at those services as
21286.49 -> well Do not worry about that
21287.58 -> So we'll discuss all of these
21288.91 -> in detail Let's quickly take a
21290.16 -> look at some of the services
21292.29 -> that we have on our plate
21294.21 -> or on us life to start
21295.61 -> with So when you talk about
21297.53 -> machine learning on top of AWS
21299.1 -> are all the sources that I
21300.83 -> just mentioned right Data science E
21302.55 -> i natural language processing So all
21305.23 -> of these I mean there are
21306.34 -> some services that let you do
21307.75 -> these things Say for example Amazon
21309.97 -> sagemaker not This is a very
21311.76 -> good service It's flexible end to
21313.93 -> end analytics solution here So to
21317.57 -> give you an example let's assume
21318.86 -> you have a data set with
21320.44 -> you You can actually go ahead
21322.67 -> and create an environment where you
21324.3 -> have fightin running with you You
21326.79 -> can get in that court You
21328.06 -> can actually go out and train
21330.47 -> and test that cool right Berlin
21334.16 -> of that data said Rather plain
21335.89 -> and tested divided into proper training
21337.72 -> and testing data Sit right very
21340.06 -> machine learning models using it and
21342.31 -> then predicts or ask some of
21344.41 -> the questions that you want to
21345.35 -> toe to these models and you'll
21347.04 -> get answers here There are some
21348.82 -> very to use notebooks as well
21350.72 -> where these machine learning models have
21353.47 -> ordered even before while you have
21355.31 -> to do is put in your
21356.12 -> data that some pieces off court
21358.55 -> and your machine learning models will
21360.03 -> start working So many talk about
21362.74 -> Amazon sagemaker It isn't and doing
21364.63 -> service that lets you take care
21367.02 -> of all these pointers All these
21368.96 -> issues that concern machine learning or
21372.02 -> data science in general next to
21375.19 -> have is your Amazon comprehend Now
21377.52 -> this is um a natural language
21380.45 -> processing applications of is that AWS
21383.32 -> offers So this application is ready
21386.41 -> to use all you have to
21388.02 -> do this putting a data okay
21389.98 -> and you'll get results So you
21391.96 -> might wonder is And how is
21392.85 -> it different from Sagemaker Right So
21394.63 -> say his maker is more towards
21396.03 -> building machine learning algorithms right are
21399.36 -> putting in machine learning data and
21402.3 -> creating algorithms and generating inside sort
21405.03 -> of it When you talk or
21406.03 -> comprehend In general it is a
21408.33 -> simpler version where application is ready
21411.06 -> for you In this case let's
21412.95 -> isn't that you have to do
21413.79 -> sentiment analysis So when you lose
21416.67 -> you putting a data let's example
21418.63 -> you have a review with you
21419.42 -> You put in that review there
21420.43 -> and it would go sentiment analysis
21421.9 -> on that review So there is
21423.56 -> a plug in that is available
21424.66 -> that lets you do All these
21425.77 -> things are in the AP another
21426.79 -> that lets you do all these
21427.84 -> things So that is not comprehend
21429.99 -> us Basically it lets you do
21431.54 -> natural language processing went up afraid
21434.13 -> of bliss Then you have your
21439.54 -> legs right So when you talk
21441.71 -> about Amazon Lex Lex is a
21444.91 -> service that lets super sad box
21447.02 -> Okay so when you say tag
21449.03 -> bots chatbots are nothing but interact
21452.63 -> you You can think of it
21454.89 -> as an interactive software that can
21457.52 -> be installed or comes with any
21459.98 -> particular application or website So if
21462.04 -> I put in the question I'm
21464 -> expecting an answer there Right So
21466.1 -> instead of having manual support members
21468.7 -> to sit and be quite or
21469.98 -> respond to queries if there are
21471.81 -> certain general queries these chatbots let
21475.05 -> you reply to those queries So
21477.32 -> when you say Chad box these
21478.66 -> are nothing but bots of reports
21480.71 -> that people are websites protect on
21483.46 -> those websites right Where if there
21485.87 -> are someone inquiries that need answering
21487.49 -> toe these chatbots can answer those
21489.35 -> for you to give you an
21490.44 -> example When you with certain websites
21493.65 -> there would be a pop up
21494.44 -> seeing that Hello may help your
21495.7 -> it so it could be attacked
21497.17 -> But so if you type in
21498.97 -> a particular query it has a
21500.16 -> day does it with it And
21501.16 -> it replies to that data set
21502.75 -> that is putting that so that
21505.44 -> is that amazing Lex does It
21507.49 -> actually lets you go ahead and
21509.16 -> build those kind off Jack Barts
21510.55 -> for your use It's OK then
21513.88 -> You have your Amazon Polly So
21515.7 -> what Amazon Polly does is you
21517.16 -> given text to Amazon pony and
21519.56 -> it converts it into speech Say
21521.98 -> for example I see a particular
21523.36 -> sentence right What Amazon Polly would
21525.67 -> do is not say I write
21527.35 -> the particular sentence and give it
21528.51 -> to Sam is in Hollywood Use
21532.2 -> a particular kind of voice toe
21534.92 -> say that particular sentence So Ah
21536.94 -> yet I have options of customizing
21538.57 -> What kind of voice I want
21539.64 -> right What kind off things I
21542.48 -> want to see whether it should
21544.03 -> be a male voice a female
21545.05 -> voice where they should be in
21546.44 -> Indian access American access and stuff
21548.27 -> like that right A lot of
21549.58 -> that polity us It creates a
21550.94 -> lifelike speech for you based on
21552.42 -> the text you give it Then
21555.7 -> you have um is on recognition
21557.48 -> now Amazon recognition is a powerful
21559.4 -> powerful service It lets you analyze
21562.85 -> um basically our images and even
21566.37 -> video streaming so it gives you
21568.07 -> real time analysis in these cases
21570.6 -> So nowadays there are so many
21572.23 -> measures that come into picture right
21573.6 -> up Images can also tell you
21575.33 -> a lot of story give you
21577.44 -> a lot off inside right So
21579.1 -> what a military commission does is
21580.91 -> it helps she extract that information
21583.09 -> from a Nimitz and in some
21584.69 -> cases even videos as well So
21587.15 -> it works in the animation frame
21590.1 -> of mind What do I mean
21591.65 -> by that Say for example when
21593.14 -> you talk or dining mission like
21594.56 -> How do you animate something There's
21596.83 -> a serious off picture that is
21598.24 -> thrown in right So these pictures
21601.1 -> have different motions Each of these
21602.67 -> pictures will have a minor adjustment
21604.6 -> so there are like 1000 pictures
21606.21 -> 1000 Peter might convey a particular
21607.85 -> motion off walking right So when
21610.44 -> you have a video that is
21611.41 -> running in what Amazon recognition does
21614.25 -> is it takes snaps off those
21616.32 -> videos and it would give the
21618.25 -> information based on the images it
21620.8 -> so it breaks down a video
21622.02 -> in tow images and gives a
21623.74 -> real time analysis on that So
21625.5 -> it works under similar pins Principal
21627.19 -> hasn't how images I don't alleged
21629.19 -> it but what it does is
21631.03 -> for videos It breaks down that
21632.8 -> readers into images Right We'll see
21634.79 -> this once we get into the
21635.72 -> never bark So when I say
21639.36 -> we'll see this we won't be
21640.34 -> seeing how videos that in the
21641.44 -> light But I'll give you an
21642.36 -> idea Border So Amazon be plants
21644.87 -> So when you say be plans
21646.45 -> this is where a lof Okay
21649.09 -> we'll discuss this Once we get
21650.15 -> into the Democrat I don't want
21651.1 -> to talk water No we'll get
21652.58 -> into the demo part and then
21653.49 -> we'll discuss this and then you
21655.88 -> have Amazon extract So what is
21658.07 -> Amazon extract So again um isn't
21662.47 -> extract is something that we can
21663.67 -> discuss in that the more part
21664.84 -> I These are two things that
21666.8 -> I want you to take a
21668.17 -> look at when we get into
21669.03 -> it because I personally not used
21670.34 -> these still Otto Let's not talk
21672.26 -> our demo note Let's jump into
21674.68 -> the demo pop and see what
21676.85 -> are the offerings off these services
21678.74 -> that we have in our hand
21679.57 -> right So let's do that Okay
21683.02 -> To do that I will have
21684.02 -> to go ahead and log into
21686.13 -> my aws concentrate So let's quickly
21688.96 -> log into it You could see
21695.6 -> log back in I am user
21707.2 -> or root user In this case
21708.7 -> it's a road user Let's not
21711.56 -> get into the details off these
21715.42 -> on the sea is to you
21729.07 -> And there you go have successfully
21730.65 -> loved into my management console Now
21733.04 -> we're gonna go ahead and take
21734.13 -> a look at some of the
21734.79 -> services that I discuss straight So
21737.76 -> as I mentioned guys I won't
21738.9 -> be building machine learning models I
21741.56 -> am not a pro in machine
21743.37 -> learning and more toward the cloud
21745.43 -> side of things and I love
21746.79 -> being towards the cloud side of
21748.1 -> things But I will give you
21750.31 -> a general ideas to hope Machine
21752.27 -> Learning Services But if you scroll
21754.28 -> down here there are certain you
21755.82 -> Koreans for you to actually go
21757.32 -> out and implement So if you
21758.77 -> want you can try out some
21759.82 -> of these right How to host
21761.07 -> a static website Okay these are
21763.54 -> computer things If you click on
21765.03 -> machine learning you'll get an idea
21767.68 -> So how deep learning works out
21768.88 -> between a mortal how to create
21772.02 -> a machine learning models automatically so
21773.77 -> there are quite a few applications
21775.04 -> here Right when you talk about
21777.3 -> the AWS it gives you a
21778.79 -> plethora off products that have different
21782.39 -> timelines You can learn them from
21784.59 -> scratch and do contributing Say for
21786.22 -> example Bart's just got better So
21790.34 -> this is the second uses Darknet
21792.68 -> core Onda uses legs to create
21794.98 -> a but and in 1.5 hours
21796.98 -> will be having about a Darknet
21798.58 -> book that can be integrated with
21801.5 -> your he's got other upon says
21804.33 -> we're very concerned and check with
21806.14 -> the demo application that I created
21809.69 -> So there are quite a few
21810.54 -> applications not just machine learning that
21812.47 -> other domains as well What I
21813.98 -> would say this is You come
21815.07 -> here and try out these things
21816.12 -> okay Going back to the council
21817.81 -> again Let's go back to our
21820.19 -> machine Lanie Part that we wanted
21821.72 -> to discuss So as you can
21824.98 -> see if I scroll down here
21827.55 -> right there should be machine learning
21829.08 -> somewhere It has that brain kind
21834 -> of us And there you go
21835.45 -> and see it as the services
21837 -> are so many Amy I haven't
21838.84 -> even listed all of these I
21839.93 -> talked about some seven to it
21841.86 -> but there are a lot of
21842.72 -> services And to be very honest
21843.94 -> I haven't used many off those
21846.18 -> because what Amazon does is it
21847.87 -> keeps on adding these services like
21849.32 -> regularly So if you want to
21851.85 -> you might come here and explore
21853.45 -> some of the other services as
21854.59 -> well Uh let's first talk about
21857.14 -> Amazon Sees maker to start So
21860.19 -> when you're Dr Odom isn't says
21861.34 -> make it lets you build train
21862.72 -> and deploy machine learning models that
21864.29 -> skill right So you can read
21866.55 -> as in whatever you want to
21867.36 -> hear So it does give you
21868.71 -> specific instructions what you can do
21870.6 -> and what you can so you
21872.83 -> can literally level your data Build
21874.96 -> a tree in it right Beaune
21878.84 -> deploy anyone discover your data But
21881.62 -> so I mean you have all
21883.34 -> these options here whether you want
21885.13 -> to deploy our existing application onto
21887.19 -> an instance o r On a
21889.56 -> pass or on a particular application
21891.54 -> that you build Somebody's under my
21892.79 -> street so you can do that
21894.33 -> So this is more or less
21895.72 -> in into in solution right Right
21897.65 -> from building the machine learning model
21899.09 -> I mean it's not just about
21900.23 -> doing machine learning It's about actually
21902.46 -> creating applications that support machine learning
21904.57 -> as well and even giving you
21906.05 -> the freedom of actually deploying those
21908.01 -> toe the application that you want
21909.43 -> to play So how does it
21912.91 -> work again As I mentioned I'm
21914.55 -> not gonna go ahead and show
21915.57 -> you how to create machine learning
21917.69 -> models but I'll give you just
21919.42 -> doesn't How do these things work
21920.62 -> here Okay so you can see
21922.94 -> you have a day's work here
21923.96 -> so all the information would come
21925.18 -> in here right If you want
21926.84 -> to label jobs you want to
21928.11 -> live a lady that set you
21929.11 -> can do it here get information
21930.4 -> on that Nor book instances If
21932.96 -> there are any particular notebook instances
21934.66 -> that you can figure you can
21935.99 -> save it on AWS you can
21937.66 -> also use the pre defined nor
21939.4 -> book instances that eight of this
21940.96 -> prostitute Okay So since there are
21943.05 -> so many machine learning algorithms Nablus
21945.35 -> has created templates for you to
21946.8 -> actually were and use those You
21948.54 -> can even pick up a court
21949.43 -> from get depositories if you have
21950.76 -> any Okay Um you can train
21953.26 -> and test your data right Whatever
21955.12 -> you have um for inference to
21958.07 -> that there are options here Model
21959.78 -> packages models compilation jobs in point
21962.81 -> straight augmented the A U has
21965 -> um date on that as well
21967.26 -> Yet if you want to do
21967.91 -> that you can do that And
21968.62 -> there are some There's a marketplace
21970.99 -> that AWS offers quite a few
21972.36 -> applications Quite a few other things
21974.1 -> that concern notably services So I
21975.87 -> can explore those as well if
21977.04 -> you want Oh okay If I
21978.6 -> go to AWS stays maker Studio
21982.07 -> studio is currently not available in
21984.3 -> your region Okay so there is
21987.89 -> aws sagemaker If I'm not wrong
21990.9 -> it is free for some duration
21993.05 -> So when you create an account
21994.14 -> it will be free for you
21994.98 -> for a few months Initial few
21996.69 -> months Once that is done you'll
21998.28 -> be charged Okay so make sure
22000.3 -> you use it very careful So
22001.71 -> the first time you launch a
22002.65 -> readable essays record we can use
22004.52 -> it for like some 2 to
22005.34 -> 3 months If I'm not wrong
22006.35 -> I don't remember the exact time
22008.37 -> but this is what the standard
22009.47 -> time is So let's stick to
22011.48 -> not Virginia Right So all the
22015.43 -> services itiveness has I think those
22017.13 -> activities because this is the primary
22018.91 -> region Let's just say launch Amazon
22021.5 -> Sagemaker studio and they go What
22024.87 -> do you want to do If
22025.61 -> you want to learn more about
22026.69 -> it you can open all these
22031.22 -> Hey so get information on all
22033.58 -> these pages What can you do
22034.91 -> here Okay Detailed document is what
22038.28 -> I'm refering to Okay Yeah So
22044.29 -> all the information is given you
22045.64 -> see let Amazon sagemaker handle configuration
22048.25 -> right So it will take care
22049.17 -> of all your configuration thing What
22051.39 -> you need is you need to
22052.18 -> give in some details Say the
22053.62 -> 40 was that name This is
22054.64 -> the one that is there You
22056.14 -> didn't say choose and I am
22057.26 -> rule I would say create a
22058.39 -> custom I am rule Do I
22060.79 -> have one with me Let's see
22062.04 -> if we can use this Okay
22064.54 -> And I have an option of
22066.47 -> standard set up So there's a
22070.08 -> quick set up as well If
22072.04 -> I say quick start Yeah it
22074.46 -> would set up everything for me
22075.65 -> by default So I can use
22078.28 -> this if I go to standard
22079.76 -> set up I mean after they
22081.78 -> said all these things a single
22083.52 -> sign on what kind of access
22084.58 -> I want Do I want to
22085.46 -> create another I am rules and
22086.94 -> stuff like that So it will
22088.9 -> ask me details about the authentication
22090.58 -> method about the other detail that
22093.22 -> I want to enter So this
22094.28 -> is giving me more customization options
22096.05 -> if I have But as I
22097.34 -> mentioned we're not gonna get into
22098.52 -> detail So let's stick toe a
22099.94 -> quick start there and so submit
22103 -> So what AWS will do is
22104.23 -> it will go ahead and create
22106.66 -> a Lord book for me when
22107.92 -> it's not notebook it would create
22111.06 -> um and they don't ring for
22113.64 -> me Okay so preparing a meal
22115.92 -> in sagemaker studio we're configuring Quick
22117.89 -> start user for you Okay this
22120.08 -> might take a few minutes So
22122.96 -> what will happen here is I
22125 -> would be getting access to quite
22126.59 -> a few things here once my
22128.47 -> sales maker's studio is up and
22130.13 -> running for me Okay so let's
22132.83 -> wait for a minute and see
22134.84 -> where this takes us And sport
22136.52 -> OK Normally does not take a
22138.9 -> long way for all this to
22140.37 -> fall in place but there could
22143.9 -> be but there could be some
22152.59 -> loading that is happening here and
22154.04 -> that is taking time So let's
22155.39 -> quickly this um it we'll wait
22160.9 -> for the community if it does
22162 -> not happen will go out and
22163.21 -> do something else so that we
22165.59 -> don't have to spend too much
22166.68 -> time waiting penetrate So let's just
22168.67 -> refresh This one's okay There you
22175.63 -> go So it is ready to
22176.58 -> use right Um what can be
22182.74 -> done with the trait So this
22185.06 -> is the execution rule that is
22186.58 -> there that is available for me
22188 -> to use right on Duh What
22191.57 -> are the other things I can
22192.48 -> do with my studio Okay so
22196.67 -> let's just go back to the
22197.69 -> dice board But I mean it
22201.75 -> In recent activities it says there's
22203.32 -> no recent activity That's a praising
22206.46 -> So let's go back to a
22207.37 -> studio Okay so it says it
22219.76 -> is already news It's just open
22222.24 -> studio The artwork is nice here
22234.68 -> What is happening The best thing
22238.89 -> about companies like established their focus
22240.62 -> on all these minor details like
22245.46 -> it's launching Would you put a
22246.46 -> seller for me But still it
22249.37 -> is taking like a lot of
22250.86 -> time to lure What I'm gonna
22252.42 -> do is I'm gonna just go
22253.24 -> out and do something else Meanwhile
22254.58 -> right We'll come back to this
22255.58 -> thing because it's taking on team
22257.92 -> Tend to actually go ahead and
22258.96 -> lure We should not wake this
22262 -> long Protestant work Let's go ahead
22264.1 -> and take a look at something
22265.03 -> and let's see what ends we
22265.87 -> can do with it Okay So
22269.39 -> going back to the services in
22270.84 -> the machine learning services that we
22272.02 -> have let's take a look at
22273.39 -> some of the community of services
22274.69 -> that we have in around Right
22276.35 -> So the first one that will
22277.91 -> talk about his eight of this
22278.79 -> complaint So that's when you say
22285.84 -> it A police comprehend of our
22287.12 -> agreement It is an NLP service
22288.75 -> that is there in that hand
22291.16 -> So in this development after actually
22293.02 -> Google quite a few things because
22294.36 -> we've been eating images reviews and
22296.19 -> stuff like that to see how
22297.79 -> do these things work So let's
22299.07 -> do that one by one Okay
22302.78 -> Okay So first and foremost what
22305.22 -> I need us I need to
22308.6 -> launch Amazon completing So let's see
22313.94 -> Yeah See it gives an option
22315.74 -> for you to actually go in
22316.73 -> poor 10 year input text So
22319.25 -> this is the inbuilt text that
22320.76 -> I have with me Let's see
22321.85 -> whether it gives me analysis on
22323.27 -> it There you you see tells
22327.58 -> me that Seaga's this is the
22329.39 -> text that was there by default
22331.16 -> So it says amazon dot coming
22332.75 -> is located in Seattle and was
22334.27 -> funded and so and so did
22335.78 -> by their business OK if you've
22337.83 -> not read about Jeff Bezos is
22339.35 -> ah use case as in how
22342.17 -> it of this came into the
22343.19 -> turn What early diddle I would
22344.77 -> suggest you read it It's nice
22347.01 -> Okay so allowing customers to buy
22349.35 -> everything from books to renders Seattle
22351.78 -> and not off Portland and South
22354.75 -> of Sunday hunting So basically this
22357.29 -> is what a dick keywords that
22359.57 -> it has noticed Rama Trait So
22361.6 -> when you say text analysis it
22363 -> would pick up the words that
22364.2 -> are there and try to analyze
22366.1 -> what kind of emotions are there
22367.46 -> what kind of words that we're
22368.39 -> talking about So some part of
22369.76 -> ex mining also happens here Say
22372.52 -> for example Amazon darting It knows
22374.32 -> it's an organization right It is
22375.95 -> confident 84% so it uses machine
22378.56 -> learning as well You okay Our
22380.67 -> text analysis or text mining to
22382.17 -> re very simple Seattle It's a
22384.21 -> location and it's 95 98% show
22387.8 -> for after July is a date
22389.27 -> plus 99% show They're bezoza person
22393.14 -> right So it's collecting information like
22395.53 -> this about all the keywords If
22397.19 -> I click on application integration Right
22402.21 -> So you'll get to see our
22403.25 -> look word that is here right
22404.83 -> So I mean this is the
22406 -> court that is calculating all the
22408.19 -> leader for the entities You see
22410.15 -> this was the first one organization
22412.47 -> so 84% of the criterion met
22414.83 -> for it So this is the
22415.94 -> texters analyze And there's a piece
22418.01 -> off court has used to do
22419.2 -> that for us Right So this
22422.18 -> was about one thing If I
22424.21 -> come here and if I say
22425.76 -> sentiment so it's 99% sure that
22430.97 -> it is neutral Okay Ah no
22435.24 -> but I do know negative year
22436.47 -> So I mean this is not
22438.93 -> the best of data that I
22440.01 -> would want to take a look
22440.91 -> at um syntax size It gives
22443.43 -> me information as the Lord is
22444.54 -> world What is now north East
22445.76 -> punctuation so basically classifies The daytime
22448.52 -> too is that you would not
22449.99 -> even think about language English 99%
22454.33 -> show Right So let's try and
22456.33 -> do one thing that's this good
22457.75 -> and pick up some reviews from
22459.03 -> some very let's do sentiment analysis
22461.961 -> or see how it does intimate
22463.141 -> analysis for us in a better
22464.931 -> manner So let's see Let's see
22472.72 -> if we can get some sample
22473.68 -> tributes Yes let's a say book
22483.13 -> review for some popular books Right
22485.87 -> That chemist So there would be
22495.921 -> some reviews that people have given
22497.36 -> in here Right Let's just go
22498.761 -> out and take a look at
22499.5 -> those reviews And it wasn't off
22502.649 -> Google users like that But I
22508.69 -> did use when I normally see
22510.311 -> stuff I get it so quickly
22512.48 -> What is this Weekly See where
22513.57 -> we can get reviews Okay I
22518.91 -> was just being blind to stop
22520.08 -> That is here So this is
22522.21 -> the view by having her Let
22524.641 -> me just copy it and come
22526.431 -> back here already that go here
22537.88 -> So guys what I wanted to
22539 -> do is read the review yourself
22540.5 -> for state So this looks like
22542.689 -> a polity Right Inspirational story isn't
22545.229 -> you Santiago Um those are the
22549.36 -> boys leap experience It's not okay
22553.689 -> here You would not have a
22554.84 -> lot off Clearly we but let's
22556.06 -> see how it analyzes it right
22560.12 -> So again I'll get information As
22561.771 -> in it's the title of the
22563.54 -> book name of the person right
22565.48 -> So basically all the details are
22568.399 -> here right If I go to
22570.069 -> sentiment let's see what they figured
22571.66 -> out something here It's positive 95%
22576.45 -> We sure that the thing is
22578.26 -> positive right Less is glad and
22580.96 -> try to figure out a negative
22582.25 -> review is that somebody was given
22587.24 -> I don't think we'll get a
22588.36 -> negativity before alchemist straight so it's
22594.181 -> very difficult to figure out Let's
22597.221 -> just says for negative reviews Engine
22613.42 -> Now if I came missed only
22615.71 -> that keeps us uniform here Okay
22626.37 -> so my core a ban me
22629.2 -> The English translation is crap Okay
22631.65 -> so probably it's not a bag
22633.55 -> grieving for the book Probably They're
22634.99 -> talking about the translation that it
22637.28 -> has Let me just cooperate and
22638.7 -> pieced it Your I'm when I
22641.65 -> just go ahead and clear this
22643.061 -> text phone off Not really I
22645.26 -> have to go up and placed
22646.33 -> it here Okay Nice and delays
22654.12 -> You can see that if you
22655.7 -> go to sentiment it would say
22657.561 -> it's 99% negative So it's basically
22661.351 -> figured out that there are keywords
22662.84 -> right There are negative keywords And
22664.5 -> based on that it says that
22666.311 -> the review for this book is
22667.86 -> negative or the text that I've
22669.15 -> entered is negative and it is
22670.41 -> 99% short so it does good
22673.22 -> amount of sentiment and sentiment analysis
22675.27 -> for you Fingers art entity is
22677.39 -> if we can find some good
22678.92 -> entities right and even lets you
22681.92 -> get text information as well with
22684.37 -> what kind of syntax is being
22685.62 -> used All right What is what
22687.86 -> in a particular sentence and with
22689.41 -> the confidence value as well And
22691.5 -> all this can be attract right
22693 -> I mean if I just come
22693.94 -> here and scroll down right I'll
22696.351 -> get all the information that I
22697.5 -> want in the space of court
22699.341 -> And I can even copy the
22700.32 -> school and probably and allegedly tell
22702.4 -> more if I want to write
22704.3 -> So this is what one services
22706.11 -> that is Amazon comprehended it is
22707.87 -> Go ahead and take a look
22708.57 -> at some other services as well
22710.66 -> So I'm gonna just go in
22711.82 -> first see what's happening in As
22714.271 -> he put Jupiter I was on
22716.37 -> student rate So I say create
22718.24 -> a normal grade perfectly Connor it
22723.86 -> will give me an option Right
22726.13 -> If I want to choose a
22727.04 -> corner See I told you you
22728.75 -> can choose a platform for it
22729.89 -> right So I can decide if
22731.43 -> I want to use a particular
22732.31 -> type of fighting nor book that
22734.41 -> I want Right So it gives
22735.79 -> me a job since they Whether
22737.21 -> it's mxnet tp optimized right based
22739.7 -> fight on tensorflow optimized Right So
22741.89 -> I can choose one of these
22743.27 -> So even if I see to
22744.649 -> be spite on an isis select
22747.021 -> it will create a notebook for
22748.3 -> me right I can given name
22750.8 -> to this notebook Right toe I
22754.641 -> really change it There should be
22757.56 -> some option You continue the name
22758.95 -> often See it as a particular
22761.449 -> inaudible Basically Okay So this is
22763.979 -> how you actually go ahead and
22765.069 -> use what you have on your
22766.02 -> plate Okay so there are options
22768.89 -> here What kind of Connolly want
22770.22 -> to use How do you want
22770.979 -> to save your documents straight What
22773.229 -> experiments are you running right at
22777.06 -> Any particular in points we want
22778.42 -> to connect with Get if you
22779.729 -> have their existing court Right And
22783.63 -> there was an option Very could
22784.75 -> actually select the notebooks I cannot
22786.739 -> find it here because I've launched
22788.399 -> the studio You can do it
22790.21 -> in the control as a So
22791.909 -> this is where you will get
22792.72 -> more options But the justice clearly
22795.05 -> right I mean what can we
22796.1 -> do with it So the possibilities
22798.18 -> are good You can learn this
22799.54 -> kind of notebooks as well Uh
22802.37 -> what do you want to do
22804.359 -> They said all these things You're
22807.6 -> so from a machine learning perspective
22809.22 -> I'm sure that I had a
22809.97 -> lot of things that you can
22810.689 -> do And the North Book that
22812.08 -> I opened right as I mentioned
22813.3 -> you can also get temperate courts
22814.899 -> So all you have to do
22815.79 -> is teens A couple of lines
22817.02 -> there say for example or temperate
22818.439 -> machine learning model would be billed
22819.729 -> for you You have routinely train
22821.56 -> and test data that you put
22822.609 -> in there You can make some
22824 -> changes to the type of model
22825.09 -> that you're running and inter some
22826.38 -> values And you can run that
22827.42 -> piece of court there and there
22829.34 -> So the options open and even
22830.51 -> your dog about um uw sagemaker
22834.63 -> Right So if I come here
22835.81 -> and I go to my safe
22836.96 -> Zwikker I would want to delete
22839.069 -> all the environment that have created
22840.77 -> it is a peer services of
22842.02 -> order dimension Right So make sure
22844.739 -> you go ahead and get it
22846.21 -> off all the resources that you've
22847.59 -> created right Um the way the
22853.08 -> leader story that I've created Okay
22861.14 -> this is the problem off nor
22862.89 -> getting a lot of hands on
22863.96 -> on this resource I will have
22866.31 -> toe see how to delete it
22868.73 -> So I'll get this done later
22870.13 -> I should not be focusing Are
22871.51 -> wasting your time on these things
22873.35 -> So I'll get my resource dilated
22874.689 -> My studio deleted later If you
22878.04 -> want to You can do that
22878.95 -> Has figured out how to do
22880.09 -> it And do not spend your
22881.24 -> time doing these things Something that
22883.52 -> I'm doing right now Okay so
22885.62 -> let's go back right Talk about
22887.06 -> other services So we've seen how
22888.26 -> complained works we have somewhere they
22890 -> were toe Um here W SC's
22892.71 -> Michael looks Some ideas of mentioned
22894.79 -> I haven't gone into the legal
22896.02 -> suffered Let's talk over some other
22897.869 -> services that are also down with
22899.159 -> us Okay so where did that
22902.391 -> machine learning can go Okay This
22910.65 -> is the problem of having many
22911.881 -> many services Right Comprehend is done
22917.449 -> Let's talk about money So when
22923.57 -> you click on Amazon tolerated as
22925.641 -> um intimate converts you are text
22928.631 -> to speech So let's go ahead
22930.721 -> and pick the review that we
22931.71 -> have It's a copy I'll come
22936.609 -> back here in peace to take
22941.2 -> so you have an option off
22942.33 -> a system A lesbian okay but
22944.109 -> we'll be sticking to plain text
22945.97 -> and let's just go ahead and
22946.92 -> listen to it The English translation
22951.551 -> his craft Okay so right now
22957.49 -> there is the problem is the
22958.96 -> reason you cannot Your this thing
22961.17 -> is I am recording this session
22963.65 -> with a recording Mike that is
22967.721 -> attached right So I don't think
22970.07 -> you will be able to hear
22971.58 -> whatever is being said here Uh
22975 -> to be very simple enough Clear
22976.431 -> enough The problem for that See
22979.51 -> basically the new record using a
22982.029 -> mike So this might does not
22984.449 -> support your anger content out of
22986.859 -> it This is a one way
22987.62 -> Mike so I won't be able
22989.59 -> to display that people But what
22991.189 -> you have produces go ahead on
22992.99 -> click on listen to speech And
22995.33 -> it will really on this text
22997.181 -> here for you What are the
22999.54 -> adoption is that you have right
23001.69 -> indigenous neutral on the wires that
23004.9 -> have chosen is familiar But before
23009.681 -> I can actually go ahead and
23010.771 -> change it to something Girls as
23011.9 -> well Great English I can even
23013.58 -> have an option in it Now
23016.811 -> there are other options that you
23017.95 -> have village You have friends Kennedy
23019.71 -> and Hindi as well So this
23021.66 -> will be one of an Indian
23023.21 -> accent I mean distinguishable some Like
23027.04 -> how Indians speaking and how people
23029.98 -> who are fluent within the they
23031.36 -> have a particular accident This speaking
23032.95 -> English Right So it would be
23034.591 -> in that sort of an accent
23036.051 -> more of an Indian accent If
23038.301 -> you go and likely conference it
23039.851 -> would be English in a French
23041.381 -> accent so you can choose that
23043.181 -> came in What accent do you
23044.211 -> want to do Azad mentioned Just
23046.46 -> try this If I remove the
23048 -> mike now I would be able
23049.641 -> to hear it But that would
23051.061 -> spoil that According that I'm doing
23052.261 -> for you people So ensure that
23053.74 -> you tried on yourself and I'm
23055.75 -> very certain that this will work
23057.25 -> without any problem So try out
23059.21 -> different voices try out different sources
23063 -> and try to pick in data
23063.979 -> from different places to get a
23065.81 -> better output out of it Okay
23068.68 -> Yeah So um let's go ahead
23070.89 -> And so it's for textract and
23073.109 -> seawater does it so easily extract
23084.29 -> text and data from your documents
23086.13 -> Okay So can we try that
23088.74 -> Let's see I haven't tried extracting
23090.5 -> time right So let's upload a
23098.67 -> particular document here There are articles
23103.66 -> and I'm sure get There's no
23105.23 -> article This is surprising I think
23108.17 -> it picks in a particular form
23109.399 -> It How can that be possible
23116.78 -> Okay so let's not do that
23117.971 -> I think it does Some um
23120.81 -> documents specific based on which you
23122.91 -> can decide what kind off for
23124.78 -> uh a document that you want
23126.511 -> over But I think it should
23127.99 -> have had an option Let's just
23129.521 -> pick an emergency what is best
23130.95 -> for us There you go So
23140.67 -> it has picked up whatever data
23142.63 -> that was there and probably it
23144.8 -> has extracted the time And this
23146.18 -> is very difficult to understand this
23147.539 -> data So these are some of
23149.229 -> the things that it has come
23150.42 -> across on the screen right to
23151.85 -> some of the text sees or
23153.569 -> talks about these things right So
23154.97 -> everyone's other raspberry with us on
23156.609 -> the people that are the names
23158.979 -> have been displayed on the image
23160.88 -> So it has picked up all
23162.18 -> those things like so it can
23163.43 -> extract data from an image right
23166.17 -> Ah so you can try out
23169.199 -> other documents has been here and
23172.329 -> play with it So that gives
23173.699 -> us some idea what textract us
23175.85 -> now Let us go out and
23176.829 -> explore some of the services like
23179.87 -> I'm his under cognition Now this
23181.311 -> is an important service Okay so
23196.19 -> it says trying them on the
23198.011 -> end of itself AWS has changed
23199.69 -> in recent times That is why
23201.601 -> everything looks so different here But
23203.939 -> this is a very interesting service
23205.35 -> and I like it a lot
23206.77 -> So there are a lot of
23207.649 -> things that you can do with
23208.46 -> the service straight So let's try
23211.43 -> and see thes things one by
23213.33 -> one What all can be do
23214.739 -> with how do we do with
23216.39 -> it So of dick unseen detection
23219.101 -> Right So this is an imager
23221.801 -> It says upload your own image
23223.78 -> So a Lebanese is go ahead
23227.01 -> and download a particular image Let's
23231.67 -> search for Amsterdam Okay And then
23242.199 -> I looked for images Let's see
23246.489 -> what all information it gives me
23247.92 -> I'm sure the major the information
23250.86 -> would be on surface but this
23254.199 -> is a G PG mitt So
23255.819 -> this is Gordon Put it on
23258.04 -> the deck Stop right He and
23261.18 -> mrs what I conceive it with
23262.55 -> so that we find it earlier
23264.39 -> Quicker rather So we don't need
23267.07 -> these Okay Come here and let's
23270.42 -> approach that image When I see
23272.92 -> a Plourde I go back to
23274.88 -> my next stop and ice pick
23276.5 -> this AMS image You see buildings
23282.939 -> right and it's giving me all
23284.16 -> the information that it consist Transportation
23286.55 -> because it sees all these cycles
23288.01 -> here right Frankly consumer it will
23290.49 -> give me more information Bicycles It
23293.54 -> has recognized that bicycles 92% to
23296.25 -> their bikes is when I don't
23297.341 -> see any But bicycles are there
23299.37 -> for sure right If I open
23301.35 -> this image it will give me
23303.72 -> information about this particular image Right
23307.85 -> there you go So down urban
23311.551 -> city all the information that concerns
23313.58 -> this image it can give you
23315.311 -> that So what are the other
23317.189 -> things that we do Let's see
23319.46 -> official analysis So it tells how
23322.84 -> happy this person entering Ah you
23326.529 -> can see that the person appears
23328.1 -> to be female is rain this
23330.59 -> particular on those things Let's do
23332.6 -> it more realistically Let's go ahead
23334.76 -> and see some of the images
23337.54 -> that time may have with me
23339.29 -> for that I love toe there
23341.04 -> in the great learning Ah obsessions
23346.279 -> Profile pictures I may have some
23347.979 -> Yep So people I'm 29 years
23353.62 -> off each That's you the OK
23355.31 -> So it has given that range
23356.54 -> right It thinks it's 29 to
23358.77 -> 45 minutes hoping that I'm some
23361.649 -> like roughly 30 years of age
23364.17 -> No So that gives you somewhere
23366.08 -> areas And it predicts these things
23368.87 -> correctly It looks like a face
23370.649 -> appears to be meal isn't smiling
23373.01 -> 72% It is certain that I'm
23374.88 -> smiling right These are the pointers
23377.229 -> it is focusing on If I
23379.409 -> open cast A me resist It
23380.71 -> will give me the central appears
23382.64 -> to be meal Okay so this
23384.7 -> is not very correct because there
23386.33 -> are females here as well but
23388.41 -> it has focused on this particular
23389.681 -> feel straight Now in this case
23392.22 -> it looks to be a female
23393.319 -> right You can see so looks
23397.22 -> like a female So this is
23398.38 -> very accurate It knows what this
23400.54 -> can help to scan right So
23402.32 -> if I select a particularly miss
23403.41 -> it will give me information about
23404.57 -> that only Let's say V down
23408.141 -> little image Awesome angry person Here
23418.36 -> they Let's try dessert Let me
23429.84 -> just uploaded this image and I
23433 -> go back to my dick Stop
23433.99 -> again This was a maze If
23437.23 -> I'm not wrong they appears to
23441.77 -> humiliate Since 26 to 42 younger
23444.43 -> than me not smiling appears to
23447.41 -> be angry 90% It is sort
23449.1 -> of not wearing glasses So they
23451.39 -> were understands these things very nicely
23453.72 -> right It also does celebrity recognition
23456.74 -> for you make So Deb is
23459.88 -> us uh famous personality right I
23463.23 -> mean we all know if if
23464.351 -> you know it unless you should
23465.19 -> know Jeff Bezos If not read
23466.681 -> about it Okay let's look for
23469.45 -> some celebrity Um search for Salman
23475.04 -> Khan in India Salman Khan is
23476.72 -> very popular Is an actor okay
23480.149 -> Let's see whether this image is
23482.04 -> recognizable that simulate figures out Salman
23491.79 -> Khan or as they call them
23492.91 -> by the country it like you
23496.3 -> know So it wasn't and you
23498.35 -> miss that I wanted it to
23499.22 -> download Thats one is in deep
23508.09 -> easy form So this should be
23509.649 -> able we should be able to
23511.28 -> read it This Let's just drag
23513.46 -> and drop it Someone kind of
23517.83 -> his 100 plus in short Similarly
23520.12 -> if you like look for Tom
23521.81 -> Cruise I'm sure to recognize strong
23523.6 -> crews as well that the reason
23539.13 -> I'm doing this is it also
23540.47 -> helps you compare faces if you
23541.85 -> want to Now it knows both
23545.011 -> of them are Sandman Can and
23546.61 -> Tom cruise it Let's go face
23548.46 -> competitive so I'm gonna put into
23551.26 -> a different images here straight Mm
23555.34 -> Let's put in Yonkers here So
23558.9 -> now it says it does not
23559.96 -> match in any possibility Let's compare
23562.311 -> him with someone Can not If
23568.33 -> I just put in Tom Cruise
23569.37 -> with Tom Cruise Similarity 100 Person
23574.3 -> let's try it with some other
23575.63 -> Don Cruz image rate when he
23577.689 -> used to look a little different
23581.24 -> Okay let's try this out If
23582.79 -> this is an image will download
23584.04 -> this is J P G And
23588.6 -> let's know compared him that this
23590.87 -> image 99.9% assure that these are
23597.61 -> seeing people right So there are
23600.43 -> possibilities that there are things that
23602.03 -> you can do Your very analysis
23604.399 -> is something that you can do
23605.39 -> have not done it to be
23606.35 -> very frank myself But you can
23609.09 -> do really analysis as well here
23611.09 -> So you would try that out
23613.05 -> explored this a lot I don't
23614.95 -> think there's a lot that needs
23617.5 -> to be talked about in this
23618.7 -> particular piece off uh them So
23621.99 -> I'm gonna just go ahead and
23624.12 -> and I mean if I skip
23625.21 -> this I'm gonna talk about some
23627.16 -> of those of us like me
23630.73 -> go back and let search for
23633.11 -> Lex now Okay The Ted work
23635.54 -> service that a doctor would So
23640.33 -> a new open legs Right This
23641.82 -> is very can actually going in
23643.149 -> creator board So I had created
23644.68 -> a familiar or the flaws I
23647.381 -> think I never deleted to let
23648.75 -> me do that No Okay It
23654.431 -> says you cannot believe it right
23655.7 -> now So let me here let
23657.62 -> me create some other Ted book
23661.05 -> Um that see book trip So
23668.891 -> these are the things that you
23669.67 -> need to know in 10 trait
23670.9 -> A particular goal that the user
23672.61 -> wants to achieve this case Bukater
23675.69 -> Attendances spoken or type phrases that
23677.971 -> invoke your intent Right Slot date
23681.051 -> Other user must render prompt questions
23684.271 -> that could be asked by a
23685.41 -> bottle So this is what you're
23687.221 -> right by yourself This is what
23689.091 -> the Borchard replies Something like that
23691.051 -> So you have these things right
23692.101 -> Intense artery insists lot wrongs and
23695.03 -> fulfillment So some of these things
23697.221 -> are controlled by you're bought Okay
23701.449 -> so let's just go ahead and
23702.56 -> create onboard Okay so we'll call
23704.59 -> it book trip sentiment analysis No
23708.3 -> not required Great And I am
23709.68 -> rule use a basic one Copa
23712.66 -> Don't need it So please indicate
23717.89 -> if you use off this border
23720.021 -> subject to Children No I mean
23723.63 -> it can be but that's not
23724.84 -> a problem for us We're not
23725.811 -> getting into the regions of the
23726.87 -> pregnant the same preferences What is
23735.59 -> it to see book over 10
23741.88 -> per 10 It was right week
23756.42 -> Book club belt was successful Let's
23760.229 -> just test it Do we have
23761.55 -> any specific responses with us Can
23764.71 -> we try the sample A transit
23766.71 -> I'm not sure What city are
23772.92 -> you staying in When it what
23777.82 -> or day Do you want to
23779.07 -> check in I didn't August How
23785.88 -> many nights would be staying here
23787.81 -> Um two nights That's it Working
23804.29 -> What type of whom do you
23805.35 -> want I want a king room
23809.72 -> Okay so I have done I
23811.729 -> have you down for a two
23813.18 -> nights stay in pony starting this
23815.479 -> date Sal I book the reservation
23822.18 -> so all the information has been
23823.57 -> saved yet Okay So this is
23825.229 -> how a basic sad book would
23827.1 -> reply to your queries So this
23828.77 -> was a template board that I
23830.02 -> used I mean you can create
23831.22 -> our own Chad about as well
23833.07 -> So when you create our own
23834.37 -> Chad book you'd be entering information
23836.43 -> in a different manner right So
23838.18 -> first of all you would be
23838.97 -> needing and always based knowledge base
23840.85 -> is nothing but a source very
23842.75 -> stored on this data OK say
23845.051 -> for example if I am using
23848.67 -> But I have an application that
23850.03 -> works on for basically for from
23853.66 -> for delivery rate So I'd be
23855.51 -> having a database that gives me
23857.31 -> answers to the questions that related
23859.05 -> to the my questions will be
23860.529 -> Where is my order Why is
23862.779 -> the delivery boy late Why am
23865.439 -> I being charged extra stuff like
23867.1 -> that Right So there would be
23868.42 -> a database that I can create
23869.699 -> and I can pass in this
23870.579 -> database to that check so some
23872.52 -> general queries would be replied Normal
23875.021 -> Okay And in case of those
23878.08 -> queries in order and then you
23879.19 -> can connect to a customer agent
23882.53 -> rape who can Actually our customer
23884.51 -> represent you representative would actually give
23886.61 -> you information on these pointers So
23889.04 -> what this does is that helps
23890.279 -> your producer manual book So basically
23893.83 -> what that would mean is if
23895.149 -> there are queries that I can
23897.14 -> be attended by a machine I
23898.63 -> may not have to pay a
23899.529 -> lot for all the Impreza working
23901.34 -> right there Life would also be
23902.96 -> easy So that is what jackboots
23905.31 -> to do for you This other
23906.64 -> samples that But as I mentioned
23908.17 -> you can deploy it for different
23909.81 -> applications I had shown you that
23911.1 -> there's a project therefore 1.5 us
23913.2 -> It lets you create a template
23914.5 -> like this and then created ordinate
23916.89 -> application as well and then publish
23918.319 -> it through different platforms So you
23920.739 -> may want to try that out
23921.75 -> as well Ok but as far
23923.43 -> as the basic body goes I
23924.46 -> think this is what I can
23925.239 -> even publish it if I want
23926.31 -> to But I don't want to
23927.02 -> do that right now So yeah
23930.239 -> we've actually gone out and explored
23932.1 -> basic machine learning services and other
23934.109 -> services that AWS offers that concerns
23936.989 -> um analytics natural language processing takes
23941.681 -> the mining and stuff like that
23942.82 -> Right There's one more service called
23944.54 -> is Amazon quicksight Okay which is
23948.31 -> not free because I would have
23949.57 -> given you are the more for
23950.44 -> assessment So the service is appear
23953.03 -> service You have toe see a
23955.03 -> great toe appear version And if
23957.87 -> you do that then you can
23958.96 -> actually go ahead and use the
23960.65 -> service So this is more off
23962.09 -> your power Bi r tableau kind
23963.36 -> of a service where you can
23964.16 -> visualize a leader just giving your
23965.93 -> data sets and start creating visualisations
23968.05 -> using this particular service Okay so
23971.359 -> I believe we've talked about quite
23972.39 -> a few pointers Let me quickly
23973.93 -> just um go ahead and stuff
23976.851 -> on a will Go ahead and
23978.811 -> talk about some other things going
23980.391 -> on Okay so there's let us
23982.61 -> know Gordon understand Eight of Louis
23985.04 -> security services As I've already mentioned
23988.24 -> When you talk about security AWS
23991.27 -> gives you a special importance Now
23995.109 -> I had mentioned up or I
23997.77 -> do mention that in many off
23999.02 -> my sessions that if you have
24000.63 -> not read the use case off
24001.949 -> Jeff Bezos OK do go through
24004.85 -> it What It tells us how
24006.6 -> the business are what came toe
24008.94 -> The jobless farmers might actually go
24010.98 -> ahead and bring it applies to
24012.72 -> life What are the struggles What
24016 -> are the challenges that they faced
24017.59 -> We're doing that One of the
24019.41 -> challenges waas the security part knife
24022.48 -> it talk about myths available is
24024.931 -> one of the major concerns that
24026.45 -> people will put forth is that
24028.59 -> cloud is not safeguard enough on
24030.41 -> AWS is not secure enough which
24031.97 -> is not true I mean if
24033.72 -> you talk about the way security
24035.32 -> is dealt with these days It
24036.4 -> is very good But if you
24038.561 -> go back to like 10 4011
24040.82 -> 12 There were a lot of
24042.569 -> our cases that used to happen
24044.02 -> on the ones that happen in
24045.39 -> the time frame that I mentioned
24046.93 -> There was a major ones whether
24048.58 -> the Lord of Data loss and
24050.28 -> that caused a lot of problems
24054.2 -> But after that the way security
24056.851 -> is handled has changed a lot
24059.1 -> as against the on the screen
24060.31 -> right What it says that AWS
24062.72 -> offers shared security model to its
24065.04 -> consumers right or customers is what
24067.75 -> I can see That means AWS
24069.93 -> controls fuel security aspects and some
24072.92 -> are controlled by you As a
24075.21 -> consumer as a consumer you get
24077.71 -> to control identity and access management
24080.3 -> off a security Um so the
24084.24 -> rest is not important So basically
24086.311 -> what this point says is it
24087.98 -> gives you shared security model Now
24090.431 -> that is one way of looking
24091.7 -> at the security perspective So when
24093.59 -> you say shared security model what
24095.061 -> it means is you have to
24096.4 -> control certain aspects of security as
24098.13 -> a consumer and a double s
24100.271 -> as the owner controls some aspects
24102.76 -> from a branding perspective or amend
24104.601 -> the prospective Okay So apart from
24107.28 -> that what AWS also does is
24108.76 -> it takes care of board of
24109.92 -> physical and network security So when
24112.18 -> you say physical security we're talking
24114.68 -> about the data centers I won
24118.44 -> as I mentioned that are multiple
24120.71 -> data centers across the globe You
24122.681 -> can always back up your data
24124.54 -> at different data centers These data
24126.59 -> centers Alec conditionally located at 60
24129.45 -> kilometers 40 kilometers apart from each
24131.641 -> other That means even if one
24133.37 -> of the reasons is stuck by
24135.03 -> some natural calamity you're preaching that
24137.891 -> the region is very rare The
24139.53 -> calamity Okay And if you backed
24141.521 -> up your data and the other
24142.351 -> reason there are more chances off
24143.94 -> your applications being available always And
24146.7 -> it is like 99.99999% available So
24150.66 -> that means in a year and
24152.82 -> out its could be maximum toe
24154.971 -> half another Great So if you
24156.521 -> have been using the service for
24157.59 -> like 3 65 days 24 hours
24160.601 -> it could be half onto the
24162 -> mags That you might experience out
24163.61 -> isn't poodle so that also will
24166.391 -> not happen on a continuous basis
24168.01 -> And this is an estimation that
24169.33 -> it would go to that level
24171.64 -> now and anything you do across
24173.2 -> the globe is north 100% accurate
24175.03 -> trick So that is a very
24177.2 -> good amount of availability If you
24180.239 -> talk about these regents physical security
24182.729 -> also means that these data centers
24184.909 -> are physically manned by people their
24187.649 -> guard and go earned by people
24189.75 -> physically 24 7 not many Nowhere
24193.25 -> do these data centers are located
24195.18 -> So it's not that you know
24196.68 -> that doesn't data center in Mumbai
24198.029 -> You just moved to Mumbai and
24199.13 -> you say to a taxi driver
24200.54 -> take me to AWS data centers
24201.909 -> No they can't do that The
24203.641 -> locations are not known to everyone
24205.62 -> There are few officials who know
24207.221 -> those locations And only few operators
24209.96 -> actually know where these data centers
24211.84 -> Actually even if you know the
24213.13 -> name of the region you're not
24214.83 -> nowhere in that reason those datas
24216.28 -> and doesn't look at it So
24217.77 -> talking about it from physical security
24220.01 -> perspective it is actually taken care
24222.21 -> of by a loveless to a
24223.8 -> very great extent What are the
24226.48 -> other suspects now when you talk
24227.66 -> about network security right So you
24230.19 -> need a fire What's that going
24232.79 -> You Our resources when the data
24235 -> moves through network right So if
24237.28 -> it starts from a particular point
24238.86 -> it should reach the other point
24240.62 -> And there should be a guiding
24242.211 -> that happens at the points right
24244.351 -> So that our services that electable
24246.601 -> fireworks and ensure that the data
24248.92 -> moves between them oclock securely There
24250.99 -> are services that let you encrypt
24252.61 -> our data husband when so that
24254.5 -> your data is safe insecure There
24256.471 -> are also services that ensure the
24259.14 -> health checks management of resources deciding
24262.399 -> which resources are which area of
24264.199 -> the network is healthy for you
24265.359 -> to actually reply your data there
24267.699 -> So all these things that they
24269.27 -> can get by AWS and then
24270.399 -> you have high AMs we talked
24272.93 -> about I am in detail Do
24274.04 -> not worry about that This is
24275.569 -> one of those services which is
24276.66 -> very important when you take a
24278.06 -> look at a drop and AWS
24279.68 -> perspective So we'll discuss I am
24281.28 -> in detail and will also understand
24283.22 -> What are these other services that
24284.42 -> you see on the screen right
24286.3 -> So let's go ahead and talk
24287.35 -> over them one by one Yeah
24290.18 -> So the first service on our
24292.319 -> plate is I am it is
24297.25 -> a security Web service offered by
24300.27 -> AWS to ensure that users get
24303.069 -> access to resources at appropriate level
24305.84 -> off permissions And it offers shared
24308.58 -> access deals with user and group
24310.62 -> level accesses and it also controls
24313.229 -> centralized and granular level access is
24316.3 -> okay Let's just go ahead and
24317.66 -> understand these pointers a little more
24319.36 -> right So when you talk about
24321.87 -> I am okay let me just
24323.67 -> write it down somewhere so that
24325.08 -> I can explain it better to
24326.09 -> you So what do we do
24327.67 -> here Let's just go ahead and
24328.689 -> open and not back So the
24338.78 -> point is that we need to
24340.55 -> focus on users security groups Then
24350.22 -> you have ah release We'll have
24354.77 -> policies Okay so let's try and
24358.51 -> talk about these little right one
24360.199 -> by one So let's assume that
24364.26 -> we have a server with this
24365.78 -> Okay So when you talk about
24372.92 -> the cell right So basically when
24374.62 -> you say um aws you have
24379.46 -> your application resting So basically it
24381.53 -> is resting on one of the
24382.48 -> servers right One of the data
24383.561 -> centers that AWS has to offer
24385 -> you So when you talk about
24387.25 -> it having put So there is
24389.38 -> a so there is a word
24392.06 -> chilled wall that has been built
24393.489 -> for you right inside of it
24395.05 -> You put in your data right
24396.689 -> So who gets to cross that
24398.479 -> while and get access to this
24399.699 -> data attic There would be users
24403.84 -> Even when you talk about users
24405.31 -> there are types in it Right
24406.359 -> You have your administrators I know
24412.05 -> Um you have your route user
24419.6 -> Um you have yard consumers Your
24423.79 -> consumers can be anything right Administrators
24425.96 -> is one example at the example
24428.07 -> of consumers can be your business
24430.16 -> and honest Who needs some analytic
24433.271 -> access to your data It business
24435.07 -> analyst It could be Ah ah
24440.76 -> of Abdullah Better person was more
24442.54 -> industry in Do I access who
24444.26 -> Yes tracks is only Did you
24445.5 -> I part of it A developer
24447.91 -> who is more interested in programmatic
24449.91 -> access to So when you talk
24456.04 -> about the user or use that
24457.46 -> is somebody who gets to access
24458.841 -> your resources state Let me take
24461.01 -> you to I am to talk
24461.93 -> about this point Doesn't more someone
24464.811 -> opened my console you know bless
24468.07 -> management console It is signing to
24472.64 -> the concert I'm not logging back
24474.38 -> and I'm seeing citing into the
24476.24 -> okay that's signed in my report
24477.97 -> Let me logo Now let me
24483.53 -> sign into my consort Please don't
24486.75 -> get me signed in right away
24489.4 -> Okay So guys it say's root
24491.2 -> user right I can also have
24493.011 -> an I am user using which
24495.04 -> I can sign it Okay so
24497.699 -> for now let's just go to
24498.72 -> root user So root user result
24500.75 -> Mean user for which you've created
24502.77 -> an account break So I have
24505.53 -> in a conga Let me to
24506.891 -> sign into my route user So
24515.61 -> I've signed into my route Use
24517.08 -> it But if every you should
24518.391 -> not use your cues as if
24520.061 -> you are talking about an organizational
24523.06 -> level application right there would be
24524.92 -> multiple users innit Route users should
24527.24 -> be used in cases where there
24528.76 -> are no other options left You
24530.521 -> want to reset their passwords have
24531.841 -> lost your passwords then you use
24533 -> your use it What you do
24534.97 -> is you create a nonmusical on
24536.83 -> Dominican who has many accesses to
24539.97 -> the resources that you want to
24540.93 -> use other means that access to
24542.69 -> the resources that you want to
24543.52 -> use Let's go ahead and open
24545.18 -> I am here No I am
24546.98 -> is nothing but your identity and
24548.95 -> access management service Right You see
24552.07 -> that other options here Users There's
24554.99 -> one that is created already uh
24558.92 -> visual studio OK so this was
24561.12 -> the source for one of the
24562.9 -> demos at Creator so that we
24564.141 -> were in and out of when
24565.11 -> you used Let's call it we
24567.06 -> shall money What kind of access
24572.18 -> See guys you get to choose
24573.79 -> the kind of access we want
24574.899 -> to give to your user It
24576.6 -> it can be a programmatic access
24578.739 -> It can be oriented bliss management
24581.399 -> console access as well But I
24583.399 -> can give him boat so enables
24585.47 -> an access key idea and secret
24587.43 -> access for the A P I
24589.399 -> Okay I talk about this Not
24590.72 -> only would and enables a password
24592.55 -> that allows the user to side
24594.51 -> Right So I'm gonna select programmatic
24598.85 -> I need both Texas is so
24600.83 -> from Let these be there OK
24604 -> are generated password They want to
24606.26 -> genital No Lets you the custom
24607.7 -> wondering Let's just say require users
24620.26 -> to release it Know what this
24621.84 -> does is if I tried to
24623.46 -> log in again right It would
24625.18 -> ask me to He said the
24625.99 -> password I don't want backup unless
24627.7 -> it next Okay let's close this
24631.88 -> for now Create a group Will
24634.74 -> do that later Get next tax
24638 -> Next Yes Previous What kind of
24651.56 -> access do I want to have
24653.04 -> this person to up That said
24654.38 -> Mr Taxes Next next message Clearly
24659.79 -> Use it So guys copy this
24664.46 -> data This is very important I
24666.51 -> can see why this is important
24667.77 -> Not whatever Uh so I'm gonna
24670.86 -> go up listen to keep it
24671.81 -> with me Ah OK let me
24677.06 -> the space teacher Okay And let
24680.84 -> me just go back and copy
24682.87 -> when you say Sure it will
24683.939 -> show this thing to you only
24685.05 -> once Okay So make sure you
24687.14 -> copy this on base to tell
24688.99 -> me There you go So I
24694.399 -> have it with me So you
24702.25 -> say hi Okay It shows that
24705.63 -> that's not the thing that you
24706.77 -> get to see it only once
24707.63 -> you can Even as somebody toe
24709.54 -> merely doesn't for your access and
24712.05 -> I see close Okay So I
24717.101 -> have This is M f A
24721.34 -> That is multi factor authentication What
24724.88 -> multi factor authentication does is when
24727.04 -> I try to log into my
24728.2 -> country would ask me to log
24730 -> in with more than one ingredient
24733.909 -> or more than one criteria wreck
24737.28 -> Say for example I'll have to
24738.46 -> give in tow Deliverable Stewart One
24740.41 -> would be my password One can
24741.58 -> be an OTP that is undeterred
24743.63 -> So in short of a layer
24744.52 -> of security so you can activate
24746.5 -> em affair as well if you
24747.479 -> want OK so let's this uh
24752.36 -> come here to be shot Right
24755.56 -> It's copy this user He added
24762.189 -> Right If I come to the
24763.17 -> dye sport this is how I
24767.08 -> can signing now as a user
24769.46 -> Let me cooperate here and let
24770.601 -> me paste it here I'll show
24772.63 -> you what to do with it
24773.47 -> Okay Now I log out from
24775.601 -> you Okay They go and I
24782.56 -> click on the second So this
24786.96 -> is a user console through it
24788.681 -> I can signing with a different
24791.58 -> user that I have Okay Okay
24794.86 -> So this is the use that
24796.181 -> I D Uh What was the
24798.79 -> name It was racial Okay And
24802.551 -> what was the password So guys
24814.49 -> have loved and as an administrator
24816.5 -> here Okay With the account we
24818.729 -> shot never You see it hasn't
24822.221 -> signed in as um the main
24825.521 -> 90 That is due to real
24826.67 -> something that I use right for
24828.08 -> the double that signed in from
24829.62 -> the side which is different Okay
24832.06 -> so you might have wondered that
24833.9 -> I've been displaying all the passwords
24835.44 -> and stuff you know not What
24836.31 -> I'm gonna delete those user credentials
24839.02 -> once the day Moyes Danto there
24841.36 -> won't be any harm caused you
24842.5 -> to make sure that you do
24843.79 -> not display our passwords to anyone
24845.58 -> Okay so let's go back to
24847.47 -> my camp So we've created a
24851.22 -> user right So this way you
24852.7 -> can create different users who have
24855.649 -> different accesses to different resources Fight
24857.87 -> Then there's one more thing called
24858.84 -> as groups I have put forth
24860.9 -> groups here as well So when
24863.119 -> you see a security group now
24865.31 -> you've created a user who can
24867.319 -> do different things right Whether it
24869.5 -> can be a management control access
24871.21 -> out of programmatic access So when
24873.14 -> I see a programmatic access they
24874.68 -> can work with the data using
24876.85 -> a PS as well Okay control
24878.79 -> access is something that keeps you
24879.93 -> riveted to the loveless concept as
24882.609 -> a user right I might also
24884.979 -> be put into certain security groups
24887.43 -> So when you say a group
24888.439 -> you group similar people together say
24890.74 -> developers can be put into one
24892.24 -> group and they have similar kind
24893.819 -> of access to a particular source
24895.479 -> right So that is what groups
24897.301 -> does to do that let me
24900.09 -> create when more use area Um
24907.87 -> let's call it demo user Okay
24913.38 -> And this time I give it
24914.54 -> just AWS management console Lexus So
24935.34 -> this is the password at this
24936.659 -> time It did not give me
24937.63 -> that key that I wanted right
24939.75 -> So I can just log into
24940.9 -> this demo use Let's do that
24943.84 -> That's a no that said they
24953.14 -> will use it And this was
24959.71 -> the password Let's see if I
24962.819 -> can sign in your right Oh
24967.61 -> I will have to change the
24968.54 -> password here So that is why
24975.28 -> I do not leak on that
24976.25 -> option Which says that Do you
24984.46 -> want to reset it Because then
24985.6 -> you have to remember your passwords
24987.069 -> and go through all this mess
24989.359 -> Something that I'm going to right
24990.54 -> now I hope it changes this
24993.779 -> time around Yes it has changed
24995.76 -> And if I go do I
24996.67 -> am welcome See I'm not authorized
25008.55 -> to do any one of these
25009.54 -> right Because this is that root
25010.78 -> user that I've created right So
25012.939 -> if I want to sign in
25014.069 -> your let's say I love her
25018.73 -> from here for now okay No
25025.24 -> I sign in with my wish
25029.03 -> A lock on that is married
25030.011 -> Mr Jericho So I've signed into
25052.109 -> this a contrary So if I
25053.409 -> go I am now I have
25054.59 -> access to quite a few things
25055.72 -> that I can do right I
25057.46 -> come here in groups Let's say
25060.239 -> I group actions Nobody was created
25068.649 -> So let's call it sample Okay
25074.399 -> You're basically it in this group
25078.069 -> I want to give somebody particular
25079.51 -> set off access Yeah What is
25091.34 -> the set off access that I
25092.28 -> can give to people so I
25097.7 -> can give access to people based
25099.31 -> to the services that is he
25100.54 -> right So called by plan is
25102.67 -> one that is your is three
25104.87 -> D more So I think these
25106.66 -> are the buckets that I have
25108.011 -> read So that was a scene
25109.32 -> next So whoever it is in
25113.28 -> this bucket or in this group
25114.78 -> will have access to the buckets
25116.061 -> that I mentioned Okay if I
25117.8 -> said like this and add users
25119.75 -> to the group I can add
25122.06 -> this demo user here Right So
25123.84 -> the emotions that was the one
25125.149 -> who had limited access Okay so
25127.45 -> I had this user here There
25129.801 -> you look so they use it
25131.131 -> as united it I know this
25132.96 -> has been a lot of two
25133.92 -> And from where I logo then
25135.721 -> signing But I want you to
25137.25 -> see something Great Okay there you
25153.3 -> go Self signed into this user
25156.02 -> No Right So if I just
25158.1 -> come here okay And if I
25163.26 -> just uh open history Okay So
25179.43 -> no access was given Yes I
25181.06 -> did something wrong there So basically
25183.931 -> what I was trying to say
25184.83 -> is this is a plane user
25186.3 -> who has no access to anything
25188.399 -> But if I just go ahead
25189.55 -> and give this user some I
25191.28 -> am access he should be able
25193.851 -> to do it But for that
25194.61 -> I love too again log in
25195.59 -> to my admin account because right
25197.22 -> now this user is not authorized
25198.57 -> to do anything Okay You see
25201.41 -> absolutely nothing to do Even if
25203.79 -> I sign into easy to write
25218.8 -> begin launch some instances here So
25222.01 -> by default maybe it has that
25223.28 -> access So basically you can control
25224.94 -> the site as an admin I
25226.48 -> can decide what access goes to
25228.83 -> him Right Who controls what part
25230.99 -> of the resources and how do
25232.69 -> they work around it So basically
25235.55 -> this is what my I am
25236.979 -> That's so we've talked about what
25239.229 -> groups does in groups I can
25240.71 -> decide who gets to access What
25242.439 -> Unfortunately we did not give that
25243.93 -> user proper access is as we
25245.949 -> could have worked around it a
25246.88 -> little better And uh these are
25252.17 -> the other things that we need
25253.1 -> to discuss But before that let's
25254.49 -> quickly for one last time sign
25257.359 -> up from you okay And then
25260.841 -> log back in from our route
25262.931 -> The reason I want to do
25264.021 -> that us I want to delete
25265.62 -> all the resources that are created
25268.46 -> You can know Desist Taking me
25270.55 -> to the police management console Normal
25274.601 -> console No back in some signing
25294.65 -> into my router card Now the
25296.11 -> reason I'm doing that is have
25297.65 -> already told the people why that
25299.16 -> is happening The data I'm just
25305.56 -> gonna go ahead so I am
25308.9 -> And we move these resources for
25310.62 -> I don't want them to be
25311.65 -> around so one of his garden
25313.061 -> see and lead these users for
25317.03 -> me yesterday Okay And I'm gonna
25329.85 -> go to groups and they lead
25331.77 -> the group So they So we've
25338.021 -> actually gone out and see How
25339.25 -> do these things were Not There
25340.32 -> are other pointers that you need
25341.49 -> to know right Rules and policies
25343.92 -> right So rules such something that
25346.89 -> basically concern applications So when you
25349.42 -> talk about users right the doctor
25351.96 -> boat how users can have access
25356.26 -> to resources But what about applications
25357.92 -> How do they communicate with each
25359.26 -> other So I can set in
25360.71 -> certain rules that decide how do
25362.99 -> these applications interact with other applications
25365.39 -> and uses that So controlling their
25368.36 -> access is something that contender rules
25370.58 -> okay And policies or something very
25373.87 -> can actually cored certain things Okay
25377.149 -> So when I say you can
25378.01 -> court certain things I'm refering to
25380.1 -> the fact that as a user
25382.43 -> you can actually go ahead and
25385.29 -> basically control as toe what resources
25388.78 -> you can access Uh using a
25392.3 -> particular piece off course A For
25393.54 -> example I'm writing a bucket policy
25395.899 -> so I can write a bucket
25397.46 -> policy That C is that after
25399.24 -> a particular direction back up this
25401 -> data or replicate this date I
25403.37 -> in some other bucket in some
25404.66 -> other region right So that is
25406.63 -> a bucket policy So I can
25408.729 -> write such bucket policies I can
25410.439 -> write such policies that tell me
25412.46 -> how to my applications interact with
25414.51 -> each other and what triggers to
25416.04 -> pull when I'm actually going island
25418.92 -> using these applications So this was
25421.72 -> the work I hate him and
25423.15 -> how to use them Let us
25424.979 -> go back and talk about some
25426.08 -> other services that are they not
25427.229 -> hand Okay Okay So now it
25431.64 -> is Go ahead and understand the
25432.95 -> other services that are there in
25434.08 -> your hands like so as I
25435.82 -> mentioned it at least gives you
25437 -> more access So all we've discussed
25439.301 -> a times who gets to access
25440.71 -> What What are the users Water
25442.71 -> security groups What are policies that
25445.641 -> I believe have also mentioned what
25447.221 -> the multi factor authentication is If
25450.16 -> not let me reiterate that for
25452.15 -> you Right So when you say
25453.66 -> multi factor authentication right uh to
25457.561 -> give you an example these days
25459.011 -> what Google does is it gives
25460.21 -> you two step authentication process So
25462.57 -> when you say two step authentication
25464.311 -> process so basically one you'll have
25467.11 -> to entering your password as well
25468.58 -> Right So your gmail I d
25471 -> on your password is something that
25472.7 -> you want to log in It
25474.59 -> would ask you for a no
25475.819 -> tippy and it will connect you
25476.97 -> to your mobile phone So if
25478.86 -> you enter your mobile phone number
25480.93 -> your SIM card number that right
25482.95 -> so it would throw in a
25483.95 -> no tp on your registered mobile
25486.12 -> number Now that is very actually
25488.83 -> go ahead and get information about
25491.38 -> our you get an additional log
25493.64 -> in to your so called right
25497.2 -> So that is what your multi
25499.78 -> factor authentication does It gives you
25501.63 -> more than one option to log
25503.93 -> into your resources that that day
25505.15 -> at your disposal Okay The other
25508.3 -> thing Now we having to go
25509.34 -> out And explorers What is w
25511.6 -> f Okay so waf is basically
25517.38 -> a firewall service that aws for
25520.09 -> four straight So as you can
25521.83 -> see on the screen when you
25523.75 -> say that this is some explanation
25526.841 -> that is given here I'm not
25528.2 -> good with reading all these things
25529.54 -> But if you are a technical
25532.26 -> person you would know that basically
25534.81 -> what viable inside these MP predicted
25537.27 -> applications So what A network from
25539.95 -> side trips right Network sandwich It's
25542.4 -> so WTF does exactly that for
25544.46 -> you Okay What it does is
25546.71 -> it helps You can figure certain
25547.931 -> set off rules to allow monitor
25549.78 -> or you and block web applications
25551.891 -> access request as per rules Different
25554.261 -> Okay so when you say the
25556.101 -> blue F it is also known
25558.341 -> as you are Web application firewall
25561.6 -> Okay What are the benefits it
25565.11 -> gives you It basically lets you
25567.221 -> have a cell protection against rep
25569.71 -> attacks So that means you have
25572.271 -> a rule propagation and updates that
25575.42 -> take less than a minute actually
25577.721 -> to actually go ahead and let
25578.92 -> you update the security difference well
25580.4 -> across the environment So there is
25582.381 -> an issue that arrives that can
25583.69 -> be resolved within a minute break
25586.14 -> Since you have managed rules with
25588.01 -> you it also had to see
25589.77 -> a lot of time for you
25590.899 -> Okay Another important point that you
25593.04 -> need to know is it gives
25594.03 -> you more visibility in terms off
25595.98 -> traffic And why does this happen
25598.471 -> Because what it does is it
25600.601 -> gives you a real time visibility
25602.42 -> into traffic that you can use
25604.69 -> to create new rule says well
25605.74 -> and even for alerts Now there's
25607.92 -> a service called as Amazon cloudwatch
25610.5 -> Using it you can create alerts
25612.27 -> or Biggers So if you meet
25614.261 -> a particular limit our if you
25616.49 -> set a particular threshold in AWS
25618.7 -> cloudwatch and if that special is
25620.17 -> met on alert would be thrown
25621.98 -> in right of it so that
25623.41 -> it ensures that if such alerts
25625.261 -> are thrown in your network security
25627.15 -> is taken to a next level
25628.511 -> Okay so this was about aws
25633 -> waf but uh basically stands for
25637.01 -> were application fire What's next is
25639.39 -> our AWS Caymus Now GMs is
25642.52 -> basically our data encryption service Okay
25645.07 -> so if you are again a
25648.04 -> computer engineer or a networking student
25650.051 -> you might have heard about data
25651.33 -> encryption which is very crucial right
25653.601 -> I mean if you talk about
25654.7 -> any source of data basically it
25657.58 -> is very important that you encrypted
25659.33 -> before you move it or deny
25661.04 -> took Why is that Because when
25663.811 -> you're in a data moves over
25665.29 -> the network that is where there
25667.33 -> is the largest chance for it
25669.09 -> being corrupted or it being caught
25671.06 -> up by someone and putting it
25672.81 -> under the corruption that you're not
25674.01 -> wanting it to go to I
25675.83 -> talked about fire was just like
25677.18 -> so what firewalls do is the
25678.5 -> preserve yer and to end network
25681.18 -> site I mean when I say
25682.35 -> and they're not in too in
25683.6 -> the ends of the network to
25685.689 -> give you an example let's assume
25687.239 -> that your data moves from the
25688.96 -> tok tone It will be are
25690.22 -> a point in a network to
25692.14 -> point we so point a and
25693.8 -> point we can be secured by
25695.159 -> fire Watts Those are like the
25696.51 -> in pre gates But what about
25698.39 -> the data that moves over the
25699.72 -> network between these two and three
25701.399 -> points right So this is where
25703.859 -> encrypting your daytime so that even
25705.71 -> if your data is caught up
25707.149 -> with the network not anybody can
25709.641 -> just go out and make the
25710.5 -> industry You'd be needing your public
25712.16 -> and private key toe encrypt this
25713.79 -> data and then get access to
25716.2 -> all the data That is that
25717.75 -> that is what Kiemas does for
25719.08 -> you I mean it ensures that
25720.891 -> your data is secured by encryption
25723.03 -> So as you can read in
25723.83 -> the definition it is a common
25724.96 -> practice To preserve a radio networks
25726.9 -> with Amazon Kms you can safely
25728.551 -> encrypted data that moves over the
25730.69 -> AWS cloud platform network on your
25733.86 -> keys are also kept safe by
25735.4 -> using hardware security modules So this
25738.3 -> is an added layer of security
25739.5 -> to ensure you when your keys
25740.86 -> are secured When you talk about
25742.53 -> your AWS platform what are the
25744.82 -> benefits that you have in your
25745.78 -> hand These services are fully managed
25748.54 -> I mean where they talk about
25750.61 -> the access That is the only
25752.03 -> thing that you can prove your
25753.3 -> encrypted data right Um you can
25756.979 -> control certain parameters but where there
25758.47 -> talk about defining permissions or doing
25760.08 -> other things you know this can
25761.68 -> force these things for You know
25762.76 -> there's something called us Central Key
25764.67 -> management What it does is it
25766.819 -> gives you a center point off
25768.75 -> control very can control all these
25770.83 -> pointers What kind of access do
25772.56 -> you want to give It hardly
25773.54 -> want to give that access to
25774.51 -> it and stuff like that Okay
25775.67 -> And this happens from a central
25777.069 -> point So you have the central
25778.9 -> point off management that ensures that
25780.65 -> there is one place where you
25782.15 -> can control all these things You
25784.53 -> can even manage the encryption for
25786.09 -> your services right So there are
25787.74 -> quite a few integrations that aws
25789.66 -> off us and it simplifies the
25791.73 -> process Have you used these Eastern
25793.4 -> Contra data and also managed the
25795.33 -> AWS Who afloat that I think
25797.48 -> that you need to noise You
25798.38 -> can encrypt data in your application
25800.8 -> Says what So what this does
25803.49 -> is it also supports encryption for
25805.66 -> his decades to enable that are
25807.86 -> basically to actually burn enable the
25809.75 -> use of Caymus protected data encryption
25811.521 -> keys to incorporate on Locally you
25814.9 -> can digitally sign in as well
25816.51 -> and it ensures that all these
25817.681 -> things happened at a very low
25818.69 -> cost So this is about your
25821.05 -> game It's like next you have
25823.51 -> your AWS shell in her So
25826.25 -> when you say aws shoot again
25829.11 -> it is something that helps you
25830.36 -> control the DOS attack Let me
25832.141 -> tell you what the does attack
25833.69 -> It's OK to give you an
25835.76 -> example Let's assume that you are
25838.28 -> trying to log into a particular
25839.85 -> upset but you just cannot log
25842.859 -> and give you more specific example
25844.83 -> to this Let's says him that
25846.319 -> there's a life session happening on
25848.43 -> a particular channel Okay say for
25851.04 -> example it is happening on Goto
25852.31 -> Webinar or something like Zoom So
25854.24 -> this will have a limit of
25855.12 -> seven and 500 users are 1000
25856.71 -> users Okay what I've done is
25859.01 -> I've actually going out and send
25860.71 -> a link to the users who
25862.49 -> I warned them to act in
25863.42 -> my session So in this case
25865.149 -> let's assume that there are like
25867.2 -> 1000 people that have shared dealing
25868.86 -> too and the limit for the
25871.71 -> software offices like 500 uses So
25873.98 -> once I have 500 users trying
25875.57 -> to access that resource on after
25877.44 -> that if somebody else tries to
25878.67 -> log in that person will not
25879.88 -> get ability or would not be
25882.26 -> allowed belonging to that system or
25884.24 -> that session Why is that Because
25886.04 -> I've reached the maximum limit Now
25888.7 -> when you talk about DDOS attack
25890.35 -> it works in similar fashion Let's
25892.479 -> assume that you want to log
25893.83 -> into some website or something or
25895.89 -> do something that is a priority
25897.66 -> for you But what some users
25900.48 -> do is people who want toe
25902.85 -> fail a particular application from working
25905.64 -> They'll throw in a DDOS attack
25907.31 -> now or DDOS attack Water does
25909.22 -> is it throws in um some
25913.689 -> pseudo requests and it throws in
25916.03 -> those solar requests at such a
25917.5 -> piece that he will just not
25919.27 -> be able to log in because
25920.12 -> there would always be a so
25921.109 -> request there forcing you get denial
25925.479 -> or basically the night off that
25926.909 -> serves that is right is called
25928.47 -> US distributed denial of service access
25932.01 -> That means you won't be able
25933.819 -> to access into resources What a
25936.189 -> w shell does this It basically
25938.59 -> ensures that your system is free
25940.069 -> from DDOS attacks So it comes
25943.93 -> with two levels of protection and
25945.97 -> my pain level authentications on Listen
25947.85 -> until you are a fraud user
25950.739 -> I mean unless and until you
25951.979 -> are a genuine user you want
25953.08 -> people to log it for our
25954.479 -> users would be free third there
25956.38 -> and they're in the network itself
25957.859 -> and you won't freeze denial off
25960.439 -> distributed denial of service issues again
25963.8 -> So this was about a blue
25965.08 -> shield Then we have our trusted
25968.52 -> adviser So when you talk about
25970.85 -> trusted Advisor it acts as an
25972.399 -> inspector OK so when I say
25974.91 -> an inspector basically a trusted advisor
25979.02 -> is something that monitors air applications
25981.43 -> on top off flow in this
25983.2 -> place a lab Lewis So this
25986.82 -> individual service is basically responsible for
25991.51 -> inspecting our AWS environment to make
25994.619 -> recommendations that help save money improve
25997.45 -> system performance and even clear security
26001.23 -> gaps So it analyzes your security
26004.011 -> that is there in your hand
26005.12 -> right And basically actually go there
26007.551 -> and even makes suggestions Hasn't How
26009.271 -> can you improve the security off
26012.261 -> your applications So that is what
26014.65 -> frustrate adviser does for you so
26017.109 -> that this was a work different
26018.79 -> in Nablus security services I hope
26022.13 -> the idea of how in a
26023.62 -> blessed security services work is clearly
26027.72 -> so There's no let us go
26028.64 -> in and talk about your Nablus
26030.08 -> management tools Okay So when you
26032.97 -> say management are monitoring tools or
26034.72 -> government stools right now these fall
26037.199 -> under one of the important service
26039.29 -> domains that AWS has to offer
26041.39 -> Okay so when you talk about
26043.59 -> management foods these are very important
26046.439 -> The reason management tools are important
26049.99 -> is because you have the applications
26054.41 -> that believes in cloud platforms right
26055.96 -> You move your applications to club
26058.58 -> but it is highly important that
26060.3 -> you man is these applications As
26061.89 -> I've mentioned having resources to do
26064.08 -> these things it can be a
26065.41 -> costly process right Also you would
26068.27 -> be involving ensuring that these resources
26071.02 -> get rid of all these tasks
26072.33 -> Are they do all these tasks
26074.109 -> now Occasionally what happens is it's
26076.01 -> not always that you are in
26077.13 -> a position where you can always
26079.369 -> go ahead and physically look after
26081.729 -> these people to get all these
26083.13 -> jobs done and even if you
26084.52 -> ask people to get it done
26085.55 -> for you the problem with this
26087.36 -> approach is these people might not
26090.181 -> be as they listened enough in
26093.739 -> orderto wanting to do these tasks
26095.52 -> because some of these tasks that
26096.989 -> repetitive boring right So what if
26100.33 -> they had tools are services that
26105.53 -> let us actually keep track Of
26108.3 -> all the logs that we had
26109.62 -> we got all the alarms for
26110.8 -> us and do all such kind
26112.34 -> of evens for us Wouldn't that
26113.57 -> be nice Right So when you
26115.35 -> talk about in Nablus Nablus offers
26118.27 -> plenty offset services for you to
26120.37 -> use So we're gonna go ahead
26122.44 -> and talk about these services one
26123.94 -> by one Great To start it
26126.131 -> we have some of these services
26127.271 -> here Like we have a loveless
26128.721 -> conflict We have aws cloud real
26132.569 -> We have aws cloudwatch and we
26135.399 -> also have a lot of years
26136.85 -> up sports So let us go
26138.979 -> ahead and try and understand these
26140.26 -> serves this one by one So
26144.04 -> when you say in Nablus cloudwatch
26145.93 -> what aws close does it basically
26148.8 -> lets you go ahead on and
26151.511 -> keep a watch on all the
26152.94 -> resources that are there in your
26154.4 -> in a blues OK so when
26156.931 -> I see all the resources not
26158.37 -> all the resources but major resources
26161.021 -> that you would want to keep
26162.2 -> back off Okay So with aws
26164.561 -> cloud what you can do that
26165.971 -> Okay other things that you can
26167.521 -> do with aws cloud watches as
26169.351 -> I've already mentioned uh basically let's
26172.39 -> assume that you have certain instances
26173.99 -> that are working for you right
26175.649 -> So you can keep track off
26177.119 -> those instances as in um whether
26180.99 -> they're starting or stopping whether the
26182.84 -> health is good or not All
26184.34 -> those kind of activities can be
26185.89 -> controlled by your AWS Close watch
26189.2 -> So that another services as well
26190.95 -> You have aws opsworks like aws
26193.49 -> Opsworks is more towards the um
26198.62 -> but I would say they were
26199.58 -> side of things So when you
26201.22 -> said they were upside of things
26202.74 -> venue run develops applications When you
26204.89 -> actually go ahead and deploy these
26206.49 -> applications right There are a lot
26208.65 -> of things that happened in these
26209.811 -> applications So the major ones that
26212.9 -> happened years basically you are dealing
26215.101 -> with a lot of configuration corpse
26216.94 -> that you have on your plate
26218.061 -> right You're dealing with a lot
26220.75 -> off applications that are that you're
26223.261 -> dealing with a lot of data
26224.7 -> that moves to improve So when
26226.841 -> you're deploy an application right there
26228.99 -> are certain activities that happen in
26230.681 -> parliament So when you're talking about
26232.351 -> ops work what it does is
26233.69 -> it lets you create cookbooks or
26235.181 -> recipes or it gives you scripts
26237.92 -> that helps you or to make
26239.44 -> these processes for you create an
26241.511 -> environment that helps to automate hole
26243.631 -> of the process that I've just
26244.83 -> mentioned Okay so uh we would
26249.11 -> be talking about all of these
26250.391 -> services to some extent will explore
26252.271 -> What do these sources have to
26253.601 -> offer and time Understand What is
26256.34 -> there on a plate one by
26257.61 -> one Not worry about that Would
26259.69 -> also discuss what aws configures what
26261.931 -> Aws cloud trailers But let's wait
26264.44 -> for it first Let's continue with
26266.49 -> the AWS cloud Watch and see
26269.22 -> What can we do with AWS
26271.13 -> Cloudwatch Okay so what will understand
26273.761 -> this First we know what it
26275.051 -> is not right We'll explore some
26277.04 -> off its core concepts that is
26278.431 -> established cloudwatch Okay moving When we
26281.279 -> talk about what are its even
26283.949 -> and then going I'll give you
26286.68 -> a simple demo right as an
26288.229 -> how does the aws cloudwatch works
26290.27 -> What are its locks and stuff
26291.649 -> like that Okay so uh to
26294.87 -> give you a clearer picture right
26296.83 -> Let us consider certain scenarios Um
26301.101 -> I'm gonna go ahead and use
26302.22 -> my simple nor part here When
26305.88 -> you talk about the applications that
26309.34 -> universe Clorox has to offer to
26311.45 -> us I'll consider certain scenarios right
26317.62 -> Let us consider scenario What I
26320.24 -> hope the screen is visible to
26321.59 -> you people Okay I'm gonna use
26322.92 -> a big left Want that could
26324.56 -> be a problem So when you
26325.92 -> talk about scenario one right So
26329.5 -> let's consider the situation Let's assume
26331.88 -> you have an application E Oh
26335.65 -> let's just go out and use
26336.601 -> brain construct Okay so it's been
26338.77 -> a while Abuse being actually So
26340.86 -> let's try and do that Let's
26341.86 -> assume that you have an application
26344.16 -> to do Okay so this is
26355.609 -> that application name Okay so the
26362.26 -> thing with the application me here
26363.77 -> it is guys water does is
26366.48 -> basically it is keeping or it
26369.311 -> is experiencing certain amount of traffic
26371.5 -> Right So the problem with this
26374.42 -> approach will be there could be
26376.23 -> a situation where I do not
26378 -> have right wondering boots So in
26380.72 -> that case let's assume that the
26382.96 -> traffic experienced by my application has
26387.641 -> gone down and I do not
26391.569 -> move the reason why that is
26392.95 -> happening right The reason for that
26395.75 -> could be I might lack more
26399.48 -> Neutering tools because if that is
26402.27 -> the case I am not able
26404.47 -> to figure out why Is there
26406.75 -> a drop in this particular traffic
26408.97 -> Why Because I do not have
26410.26 -> any logs or if I do
26411.869 -> they're going understood So as I
26414.149 -> mentioned I need manpower to take
26415.72 -> care of all these things But
26417.199 -> with AWS you have cloudwatch What
26420.101 -> Lord was does this cloudwatch ensures
26422.55 -> that all the data that comes
26424.16 -> to your application it this data
26427.38 -> one it is getting monitor right
26431.5 -> All the locks are being maintained
26433.53 -> If there is a situation where
26435.27 -> you feel that the health off
26436.56 -> for instance is going down Okay
26439.49 -> in that guess you probably have
26442.35 -> resources that ensure that right alarmist
26447.42 -> thrown in to you to make
26449.14 -> sure that you work on the
26452.37 -> capacity or you get to know
26454.221 -> why is this capacity for your
26455.73 -> particular instance down and you can
26457.17 -> act on it and probably move
26458.351 -> your traffic to some other instance
26460.08 -> So when you talk about monitoring
26461.37 -> it takes care of these kind
26462.381 -> of fact activities When you talk
26464.42 -> about Okay what is this happening
26467.04 -> Am I still using my wording
26469.21 -> Okay so that I think that
26473.7 -> basically happens here is let's assume
26476.34 -> that if I have something like
26479.74 -> cloudwatch my traffic would again go
26481.81 -> back to being normal If I
26484.529 -> have something that can help me
26485.779 -> figure out what had happened again
26490.37 -> this is not a very good
26491.51 -> example Let's just go ahead and
26494.3 -> create some other thing or considered
26497.41 -> some other example Um let's assume
26500.55 -> that I have an application with
26502.66 -> me Okay Now in this application
26510.68 -> let's call it a for instance
26512.92 -> Okay Now in this application let's
26516.29 -> assume that my boss tells me
26517.649 -> that we shall go ahead and
26520.95 -> figured out uh why are we
26525.431 -> being so much for these applications
26527 -> Can you cost optimize this particular
26529.101 -> application So in this scenario what
26532.301 -> I can do it with my
26533.54 -> cloudwatch I can keep track off
26535.381 -> the sprint that is happening You're
26537.15 -> late Let's assume that my instance
26540.5 -> for my application is getting used
26542.16 -> more during the data It's getting
26544.22 -> use lesser during the night time
26546.35 -> Now in that case it is
26547.3 -> clear that all the traffic that
26549.39 -> is being experienced by my instances
26552.31 -> that could be mostly during the
26553.81 -> daytime And that is why it
26554.82 -> is costing me more Okay so
26557.84 -> this could be an important information
26559.69 -> for me right So there could
26561.96 -> be another scenario Let's assume that
26564.02 -> you are being charged for certain
26565.41 -> services more during the daytime because
26567.83 -> that is when your traffic is
26569 -> active So instead maybe I can
26570.47 -> have my instances working in the
26572.58 -> other direction What Maybe I can
26574.08 -> optimize my instances in such a
26575.56 -> way that I do not get
26576.41 -> charged that metric So in your
26578.09 -> talk about cloud what it basically
26579.811 -> led to keep track off information
26581.47 -> like this Okay the third scenario
26584.141 -> could be there's a particular customer
26586.8 -> that is visiting my Web site
26588.88 -> There's an information number that customer
26591.11 -> and probably that information is being
26592.851 -> tracked But I'm not able to
26594.12 -> keep track of that information manually
26597.23 -> And I lose that information and
26598.65 -> lose that particular custom In that
26601.27 -> case something like cloudwatch would help
26602.899 -> right Be able to keep track
26604.68 -> off all these things So that
26606.39 -> is what Cloudwatch does for you
26608.409 -> in a nutshell Right So basically
26610.5 -> this is what your cloudwatch does
26611.899 -> for you right I mean it
26614.14 -> collects and tracks your key metrics
26616.619 -> that might impact your business right
26619.29 -> What it also does for you
26620.619 -> is it collects monitors and even
26622.939 -> stores Some of the law fights
26624.54 -> that concern your business State sent
26626.79 -> system in wait for it obviously
26628.55 -> Sources um irritable Islam guys in
26631.069 -> s etcetera Right So these are
26633.05 -> some of the things it does
26634.05 -> on duh Another important thing that
26636.42 -> you need to know about aws
26637.71 -> Cloud waters Basically it works for
26641.32 -> quite a few applications right I
26642.91 -> mean when you say quite a
26644.5 -> few applications what are the applications
26646.631 -> that basically aws cloudwatch supports You
26651.73 -> also need to know that So
26652.98 -> what AWS Lord what also does
26654.54 -> is it supports a plan B
26656.5 -> off services or resources that might
26659.77 -> support your business or you are
26661.78 -> cloud applications Right So some of
26664.03 -> the common services that you use
26665.88 -> when you're hosting an application can
26668.23 -> be your instances right You're I
26670.79 -> s So this is like you
26672.13 -> see toe Even if you use
26673.66 -> elastic beanstalk or something like that
26675.47 -> it will still have your you
26676.891 -> see two instances as their core
26678.67 -> right Then you have databases Very
26681 -> put forth a date or something
26681.939 -> like Amazon rds state You could
26684.38 -> even store your data in you're
26687.53 -> s tree right Elastic Lord balances
26690.48 -> are something that help your distributor
26691.851 -> traffic across the instances that you
26693.47 -> have And finally you have other
26695.891 -> aws resources that you use So
26698.46 -> some of these resources that I
26699.851 -> just mentioned are all of the
26701 -> resources that I just mentioned can
26703.73 -> be monitored by cloudwatch Okay so
26706.53 -> that is what our world does
26707.7 -> for you So it basically monitors
26710.18 -> resources like easy to the services
26713.8 -> data stored in your history right
26716.569 -> Elastic load balances and even your
26719.319 -> AWS resources in hand Okay so
26724.62 -> when you talk about Cloudwatch what
26726.61 -> are they consist that you should
26727.95 -> know when you're talking about this
26729.601 -> particular item So the two things
26731.44 -> that focus mostly on er a
26733.24 -> metric on a dimension So when
26735.58 -> you say a metric it is
26736.721 -> nothing But it's a time ordered
26739.681 -> set of data points right I
26741.011 -> mean that you basically published to
26743.29 -> your cloudwatch You can think off
26745.591 -> a metric as a variable that
26748.28 -> basically the two more NATO the
26750.04 -> data points that represent the value
26751.74 -> of that variable over time Okay
26754.27 -> And then you have a dimension
26755.62 -> So basically dimension is nothing but
26757.51 -> a value There are the name
26759.57 -> and repair rather for you that
26761.24 -> uniquely identifies a particular metric So
26764.52 -> metric is nothing but a set
26765.8 -> of data points that we're talking
26766.91 -> about right And when you talk
26768.319 -> about her dimension it basically let
26770.81 -> you identifies Geometrical puts a label
26773.26 -> on top of it So that
26774.2 -> is what did I mention It's
26775.29 -> something you can call it as
26776.64 -> an attribute rather OK so when
26779.971 -> you talk about Amazon cloudwatch These
26781.99 -> are the two things that you
26782.78 -> need to know that is there
26783.771 -> Metric and your dimension And based
26786.33 -> on this data you can actually
26787.381 -> great engendered some statistics as well
26790.359 -> So when you talk about aws
26791.77 -> cloudwatch there are two options that
26794 -> are in your plate or you
26795.52 -> can have with you One of
26797.53 -> them is your basic monitoring capabilities
26800.8 -> it offers right So when you
26802.37 -> say basic monitoring capabilities yeah this
26805.99 -> is something that falls under your
26807.4 -> free tier limit OK so with
26810.13 -> basic monitoring what you can do
26811.63 -> is you can basically have free
26814.03 -> poll 75 minutes for every metric
26816.33 -> that 100 when it over beetle
26818.23 -> monitoring its appeared service right Does
26820.681 -> not fall under your Freedia on
26822.08 -> it pulls every one minute with
26824.16 -> wide range of metrics So the
26826.58 -> other two important modifications that you
26828.221 -> need to know right So one
26830.54 -> is your basic metric are monitoring
26834.34 -> But I do and the other
26836.93 -> one is here detailed monitoring The
26843.67 -> point is you need to know
26844.79 -> Uris This one is three tier
26847.05 -> Elizabeth and it gives you pulls
26856.49 -> every five minute make And when
26863.09 -> you talk about detailed monitoring this
26865.74 -> is a pierce of us Do
26867.79 -> you have to pay for it
26868.739 -> Right Does not fall under 50
26871.24 -> Will be charged for it and
26872.47 -> it pulls every two minutes Online
26881.05 -> Military Okay so this is what
26885.81 -> you are Um the AWS cloud
26888.81 -> was Does This is the facilities
26890.53 -> are These are the options that
26891.5 -> provide to it Let us go
26893.74 -> ahead And Brian implement this using
26897.76 -> you Nablus So guys let's try
26900.431 -> and a monitor CPU utilization using
26903.57 -> AWS cloudwatch So when you open
26906.04 -> your cloud ward straight you'll see
26911.17 -> that there are quite a few
26912.08 -> options that we have one up
26913.23 -> Okay let's not first toe get
26915.13 -> started with cloudwatch The reason I'm
26917.351 -> telling you this is we would
26919.391 -> be needing any C two instance
26920.76 -> toe monitor CPU utilization rate We
26923.57 -> need some computing resource that is
26925.13 -> running So let us long to
26926.25 -> win first That's larger basic windows
26929.21 -> Instance to start with I'm gonna
26931.47 -> pick different era eligible one and
26934.46 -> you So I'm going along The
26949.819 -> basic question that is there Everyone
26955.859 -> launch guys make sure that you
26958.06 -> keep your key safe with you
26959.41 -> Okay If you lose your key
26962.04 -> then it could be a problem
26964.9 -> no more Today 321 OK I
26968.95 -> don't want to keep it And
26972.06 -> there's Gordon Launcher instance again So
26978.8 -> the instant should be up and
26979.979 -> running So by the time our
26982.239 -> instance gets ready right I'll tell
26984.479 -> you what we're going to do
26986.13 -> So what we'll do is one
26988.22 -> will open our AWS Claros Let
26990.34 -> me do it in different consoles
26991.58 -> so we can keep a track
26992.47 -> off it better Okay let me
26997.01 -> open one more consul again So
27000.84 -> we have three concerts and operate
27002.54 -> that I opened it up and
27003.45 -> running Okay In one console open
27005.92 -> the Cloudwatch neighbor And in the
27013 -> next console I'll open What do
27015.98 -> we need We would be needing
27017.12 -> a Senate seat from Okay so
27019.44 -> guys exist Simple notifications So the
27021.641 -> site is a messaging service that
27023.521 -> AWS offers Now why do I
27025.5 -> need it Okay so basically you
27027.53 -> can subscribe to the messages that
27029.47 -> you did OK so you can
27031.061 -> subscribe to a particular topic Onda
27033.99 -> you can actually go ahead down
27035.37 -> the get email notifications using these
27040.1 -> topics are really do that Give
27042.96 -> us say created topics or let's
27044.55 -> call it um what should I
27048.93 -> call my topic Let's call it
27050.79 -> my Dabic Okay Display name my
27058.2 -> Dabic Encryption An optional isn't I've
27063.811 -> talked about the security parts of
27065.33 -> this tells you are security places
27066.891 -> right Let's create a topic if
27070.55 -> not because created successfully Okay so
27076.49 -> when you create a topic so
27081.86 -> under this topic I can actually
27084.391 -> go ahead Okay let's elect this
27091.38 -> And so basically under our topic
27107.44 -> what you can do is you
27108.631 -> can actually go ahead and send
27109.7 -> notifications to your um very melodious
27114.54 -> date so you can have your
27118.96 -> email Lady added on You can
27120.939 -> basically go ahead and get notifications
27124.189 -> here Right So what we're gonna
27126.68 -> do is we've created a topic
27127.81 -> already I'll tell you how to
27128.95 -> configure your email idea on Then
27132.26 -> what we'll do is we'll goto
27133.439 -> cloudwatch and this is very well
27134.89 -> creating allow Okay so in a
27137.811 -> cloud what's we can actually go
27139.08 -> ahead and create are alarmed Says
27140.33 -> Well as in the alarms that
27142.351 -> we want our uh resources to
27145.801 -> be apart off right I mean
27146.971 -> if I want to throw a
27147.91 -> low CPU utilization a lot uh
27151.79 -> right And what I what I
27153.641 -> would be doing her as first
27154.881 -> that we create again a lot
27155.94 -> to start with right So in
27158.16 -> this alarm I What I would
27159.24 -> do is if there's a low
27160.48 -> superior civilization I want an email
27162.2 -> to go to My particularly my
27163.41 -> Lady for that have created a
27165.18 -> topic You're late But in that
27167.51 -> topic we're actually not going ahead
27169.92 -> And I did a subscription You
27171.56 -> treat So this is the topic
27173.311 -> we have right So if I
27174.33 -> go to subscription I can say
27175.57 -> create one Okay so I want
27178.65 -> to subscribe to the stopping my
27180.15 -> topic Right Protocol should be male
27182.75 -> here on day I should be
27184.051 -> entering any melody here so let's
27188.66 -> go ahead and let me out
27190.23 -> An email idea So this is
27194.649 -> a sample email idea I have
27195.96 -> with me Okay And I say
27202.43 -> clear the subscription so if anything
27206.51 -> happens here the email would go
27208.109 -> to my email Lady Okay so
27209.83 -> we have a subscription We have
27212.09 -> an instance that is up and
27213.21 -> running for us right They just
27215.979 -> come here and go to a
27217.33 -> lumps Okay Let me create an
27221.37 -> alarm Let me select a metric
27224.24 -> to create an allow will be
27225.58 -> easy to instance Okay What metric
27229.641 -> I want the CPU utilization Right
27233.5 -> You utilization Do I get it
27235.52 -> here in the options It is
27240.02 -> There are 68 metrics Let's see
27241.68 -> What are those Statistic Field Yeah
27255.79 -> I just saw CPU utilization Okay
27257.79 -> this is a painful thing to
27260.28 -> do Nay bro And so like
27263.33 -> this Okay MENSA select Metric So
27270.46 -> instance Idea I think it has
27271.931 -> picked it up by default I
27273.7 -> haven't instance already That is up
27275.22 -> and running Right Statistics average period
27280.03 -> Finally I told you right For
27281.931 -> three D editors I get a
27283.96 -> lot every five minutes static and
27286.51 -> normally prediction whenever it is in
27290.55 -> greater than a particular threshold Lord
27292.27 -> we know it is less than
27293.24 -> a particular tree Short right So
27298.98 -> let's select Maybe if it is
27302.61 -> lower Right So what should this
27312.931 -> threshold value be We need to
27314.8 -> defend a particular threshold value for
27316.351 -> it So let's just save us
27323.94 -> human value to be around 25
27328.271 -> Do any to wear traditional configurations
27330.03 -> May I just say next for
27330.97 -> no Next Can you do our
27335.761 -> enemies list yet No Matching a
27342.2 -> Sinise topics funk Okay Live topic
27349.87 -> A Aren instead verify Just type
27353.721 -> my topic Maybe will rent it
27357.649 -> Let's see if you find it
27360.58 -> Nope In alarm This should not
27364.67 -> be a problem you Let's just
27367.22 -> come here okay Oh okay This
27400.44 -> is the problem So this happened
27410.641 -> in Mumbai Reason that was the
27411.931 -> problem So the cloud was that
27414.351 -> I'm trying to create here is
27417.71 -> in North Virginia Let's see if
27419.33 -> we can go out and selectman
27420.52 -> by hurt We do not have
27422.83 -> an option yet so lets us
27424.21 -> come back Here I go toe
27427.83 -> I'm not a Virginia This is
27429.3 -> the reason that it's electrically right
27438.229 -> No problem So what we'll do
27439.899 -> is we'll just come here and
27440.92 -> create one more topic Let's create
27444.31 -> one Call it my new topic
27456.87 -> My new topic again Necessarily It
27474.521 -> us East So I think that
27476.16 -> should be good I'm gonna go
27481.96 -> back to my topics subscriptions When
27484.69 -> I say create one for my
27488.17 -> new topic this time protocol should
27490.69 -> be emailed And I'm gonna go
27492.431 -> ahead and on my email lady
27501.45 -> Okay And this is Gordon C
27506.971 -> Create So this time we should
27510.19 -> have a topic here Okay If
27513.56 -> I come back here now my
27517.09 -> air Innis Okay And this should
27523.36 -> hopefully we supported here Unless it's
27545.82 -> clear torn on our own so
27551.04 -> that this doesn't cause a problem
27568.87 -> Logistically it a topic they So
27575.47 -> we've actually gone out and hired
27576.84 -> a distinct let's just say next
27579.75 -> Alarm Name low CPU use uh
27586.46 -> description Let's skip this one off
27589.22 -> and the next So they go
27596.979 -> so there would be an update
27598.12 -> that would be happening here Right
27599.649 -> The Salama tree Galvin The blue
27601.3 -> line goes below the red light
27605.271 -> So if I have a sip
27608.23 -> utilization performance that is below this
27611.14 -> line it will trigger an allow
27613.51 -> So we have an instance that
27614.8 -> is running right now right So
27616.83 -> after five minutes will get a
27618.199 -> track off it whether it's below
27620.699 -> it or not Right So we'll
27622.029 -> take a look at it later
27623.08 -> right One of you created an
27625.02 -> alarm here right So if you
27627.35 -> weren't done off the instance site
27629.64 -> so it's performance is gonna go
27631.03 -> below it So if you like
27632.25 -> stop it This performance should drop
27634.859 -> here considerably on You'll get the
27636.729 -> update here So this is not
27638.68 -> the matrix that you can control
27640.359 -> that are other metrics has been
27641.939 -> that are there and their control
27643.439 -> which you can control using aws
27645.26 -> cloudwatch right The quite a few
27647.42 -> things that you can actually go
27648.681 -> out and do with it So
27651.01 -> this is it disclosed What will
27652.74 -> come back to it Okay for
27654.39 -> now let's go ahead and talk
27655.8 -> about something else right So another
27659.48 -> service that is there are places
27661.08 -> AWS pops works Okay so let's
27671.55 -> try and understand what aws opsworks
27673.569 -> That's right So basically what it
27677.91 -> says is it's a configuration management
27679.67 -> service that helps you build up
27681.61 -> rate highly dynamic applications and propagating
27685.41 -> this instantly Right So as I've
27688.19 -> mentioned right when you talk about
27690.77 -> chef and puppet these are uh
27694.7 -> basically a configuration tools that fall
27697.25 -> under the wops So when you
27699.25 -> talk about the wops in general
27700.9 -> rate so when you say drops
27703.391 -> what develops does is it brings
27705.62 -> in your developers and operations steam
27708.34 -> together That means there would be
27710.8 -> a lot off configuration and um
27715.39 -> integration That is happening constantly at
27717.78 -> the continuous manners That means we'll
27720.02 -> be picking up your pieces off
27721.67 -> court right You'd be putting it
27723.43 -> on a particular machine are an
27728.12 -> application are basically a big room
27730.73 -> where building these applications Right So
27734.409 -> when you build these applications then
27736.64 -> they go through your testing feeds
27738.399 -> and then you finally go ahead
27739.89 -> and deploy our applications What a
27743.68 -> limits Opsworks Basically does for you
27745.479 -> is it helps you configure our
27748.21 -> man Is these operations right So
27750.7 -> when you have chef and perpetrate
27752.76 -> these are automation tools that let
27754.81 -> you configure are basically allow you
27756.42 -> to use core to automate configurations
27758.84 -> Officer was right What office works
27761.29 -> does is it lets you use
27763.16 -> chef and puppet to automate House
27765.04 -> servers are configured deployed and managed
27767.61 -> across the Amazon Easy to instances
27769.57 -> Okay Now when you talk about
27771.42 -> these instances these are on your
27772.96 -> club But if you have resources
27774.82 -> that are on reminds as well
27776.29 -> or some computer environments even those
27778.899 -> can be automated by using chef
27781.18 -> and puppet which are out of
27782.359 -> mission There are stools and this
27784.25 -> is something that is controlled by
27785.479 -> your ops books Okay so the
27788.05 -> new talk about offs work what
27790.33 -> absolute does this It um gives
27795.11 -> you a certain set off options
27796.86 -> Like a oneness You have stacks
27801.05 -> with you which contain Leo So
27802.79 -> when you say stacks stacks on
27804.68 -> nothing but containers that hold certain
27807.8 -> set off files that you have
27809.01 -> to Okay so these stacks basically
27812.25 -> will hold those foils for you
27814.31 -> And these files are nothing but
27815.64 -> a configuration fights OK then you
27817.88 -> have instances with you right Instances
27820.35 -> where your data would recite Okay
27823.37 -> Uh basically our applications would recite
27825.95 -> Then you have applications right That
27827.71 -> recite on the instance And then
27829.28 -> you have your cookbooks here This
27830.89 -> is an important but so when
27832.99 -> you say cookbooks go books on
27834.82 -> nothing but collection off recipes it
27837.739 -> s a Pisa Nothing but scripts
27839.35 -> that make certain things happen OK
27842.43 -> basically they help you or to
27843.85 -> make second processes right So just
27847.35 -> like recipes in cooking where they
27850.31 -> are nothing but a script that
27852.13 -> tell you how to cook a
27852.97 -> particular dish Recipes Yet anything but
27856.68 -> certain scripts that let you automate
27859.15 -> certain processes or basically configure certain
27862.15 -> processes And a collection off recipes
27864.971 -> is called as your cookbook So
27867.05 -> basically you are obs work provides
27871.06 -> you with such good books that
27872.229 -> help you automate these processes So
27874.47 -> let's go ahead and create a
27875.59 -> stack and see how it works
27877.24 -> Right That would give you a
27878.27 -> better picture off What I'm going
27879.569 -> to see Okay so you see
27888.25 -> absolute stack is a configuration management
27890.319 -> service that helps you build and
27891.92 -> operate highly dynamic applications and propagate
27894.899 -> changes instantly Okay so but the
27898.53 -> story instances Lizzie say idea for
27900.96 -> stock So as you see you
27903.99 -> have options that you have your
27905.21 -> exploring AWS office works stack with
27907.74 -> the sample Norges application so we
27909.9 -> can create a sample application If
27911.341 -> you want we can use Chef
27913.511 -> 12 Stack as well Bring your
27915.021 -> own cookbook So basically cookbooks is
27917.21 -> a concept wrong Chef itself right
27919.25 -> Eso shared by the name itself
27921.011 -> We can understand that it is
27922.57 -> an automation to but chef that
27924.62 -> relates cooking So many talk about
27926.641 -> cookbooks and recipes It is the
27928.04 -> time that came through it So
27929.9 -> you can actually if you have
27930.99 -> your own recipes or cookbooks are
27932.65 -> certain set off scripts that you
27934.07 -> want to bring it you can
27935.471 -> bring in from a chef Ezra
27937.36 -> and 7 11 as well So
27939.94 -> pop it was something that I
27941.221 -> mean Chef is something that is
27942.37 -> very popularly used in that desire
27943.87 -> Nazi property being mentioned You So
27946.43 -> that is why we have Chef
27947.96 -> that is being mentioned And we'll
27949.24 -> discuss chef only Or we're not
27950.72 -> gonna discuss if I that we
27951.73 -> are just gonna wear than um
27953.87 -> fuse X or explode Basically it
27956.1 -> ugliest stacks that they're not hand
27957.8 -> So let's create one Basically it
27961.42 -> would create a Norges application OK
27963.271 -> that will be explored the features
27964.67 -> of configuration options off work off
27967.65 -> So excite So what operating system
27969.851 -> they want We can just go
27970.74 -> ahead and pick a Kleenex operating
27972.32 -> systems It creates stack Since we're
27974.98 -> not going to get into the
27975.82 -> details off any of the instance
27977.45 -> it does not matter to us
27984.7 -> Okay so these are the things
27985.771 -> that would happen guys you won
27987.4 -> It would create a stack named
27989.851 -> my sample stock Lennox Right Then
27993.95 -> it would go ahead and create
27995.74 -> or basically set up the chef
27997.92 -> cookbook for you Um then it
28003.19 -> would actually go out and create
28004.3 -> a layer or basically your application
28006.65 -> In simple words assign a recipe
28008.97 -> to deploy i life cycle He
28011.1 -> went into the layer and then
28013.54 -> actually could go ahead and add
28015.1 -> the instance to the lead As
28018.71 -> you can see water stock is
28019.74 -> it is a set off layers
28020.98 -> instances and related aws resources was
28023.811 -> configuration You want to manage together
28025.891 -> OK so all this is getting
28027.9 -> managed inside this particular stack that
28030.131 -> we're trying to create Okay so
28032.38 -> let's see if a stock is
28033.521 -> up and ready You may start
28056.021 -> the instance if you want Oh
28058.7 -> so it is going hard and
28060.141 -> uh getting my nauseous over in
28062.71 -> place So this might take a
28064.319 -> minute dressed Let's wait for it
28065.63 -> to happen because I mean when
28068.12 -> this happens let's not waste our
28069.95 -> time Let's talk about something else
28071.45 -> as well right So guys there
28073.479 -> are other options that we haven't
28074.87 -> played We've discussed tax to some
28076.609 -> extent rate water stack is right
28080.4 -> And then we have our uh
28084.7 -> Lee is here in this case
28086.36 -> we have our Norges application So
28088.521 -> as I mentioned a stack will
28089.78 -> consider or contain a set of
28091.95 -> configuration file Sorry Applications that you
28093.9 -> have So those can be multiple
28095.63 -> In this case we have this
28096.62 -> Norge a server that we are
28097.96 -> actually deploying and it is in
28100.23 -> progress If I goto start the
28102.4 -> instance it will show that it
28103.59 -> is boating right now Right My
28105.12 -> instances getting butchered let it boot
28108.68 -> So in the instances that I
28109.89 -> have I can choose the type
28112.09 -> of instance that I want right
28113.939 -> It can be time based in
28115.26 -> nature When I said time based
28117.159 -> basically I'm talking about office works
28119.54 -> that you hear what What I'm
28122.24 -> talking about is instance that you
28123.609 -> can schedule basically right for a
28125.6 -> specified duration when you want to
28127.54 -> actually go out and perform a
28128.6 -> particular action rate You can use
28130.3 -> this time base instance to control
28131.68 -> how many instances should be only
28133.67 -> at a certain time and they
28135.5 -> have the week lower based So
28137.62 -> basically this would decide the kind
28139.5 -> of traffic that they're experiencing Great
28141.7 -> See this Basically use you Lord
28143.681 -> optimized or lower based instances right
28146.04 -> So very a memory and application
28147.67 -> Lord And just across all the
28148.99 -> instances in early cinematic needs it
28152.5 -> uh our cinematic exceeds Basically it's
28156.84 -> special goes up So what happens
28158.47 -> is opsworks basically goes out and
28161.47 -> Lantus multiple instances So this is
28163.41 -> like load balancing days That means
28165.811 -> let's assume that you have one
28167.101 -> instance that is running and then
28168.271 -> it experiences more traffic Right So
28170.88 -> what AWS does is it goes
28172.58 -> ahead and launches more instances Opsworks
28176.83 -> actually goes ahead and launch just
28179.08 -> more instances for you to go
28180.729 -> ahead and use Okay then you
28184.391 -> have certain deployment monitoring and other
28186.65 -> features as well that I control
28188.22 -> by ops work But let's just
28190.84 -> go out and see if that
28191.931 -> stack is in place Is it
28195.85 -> running It's still booty So let's
28198.641 -> just read Right Meanwhile let's see
28201.649 -> what's happening in our cloudwatch Okay
28222.42 -> This isn't you Uh huh So
28250.13 -> this is steep Utilizes energy suing
28252.27 -> Okay so my sample Stagno December
28255.05 -> So we've also Long Stone or
28256.859 -> December right through it showing data
28258.51 -> for that as well right I'm
28260.4 -> not sure Vega died Uh devious
28267.6 -> instance ago that I had created
28270.8 -> So let's just check whether it
28272.2 -> has thrown any alarm for us
28273.55 -> I'm gonna go ahead and get
28275.149 -> into my incognito more than try
28277.68 -> to log in to my Gmail
28280.8 -> So let's see what has happened
28282.12 -> there I think I had used
28286.84 -> this demo humility that I have
28289.17 -> with me Let's see if we
28294.98 -> get any notifications there as toe
28297.34 -> we have subscribed to something or
28298.72 -> not They will I see you
28301.65 -> have chosen to subscribe to this
28303.181 -> particular topic You can configure your
28305.33 -> subscription here if you want Okay
28308.73 -> So I have subscribe via Maybe
28311.141 -> now we'll start getting notifications Okay
28314.5 -> So my new topic was the
28316.68 -> other one that agreed confirm subscription
28319.21 -> And then the final one was
28320.81 -> this one So now I shouldn't
28324.521 -> get notifications every five minutes as
28326.71 -> to what is happening with the
28327.76 -> instances that I have Right You
28330.24 -> see this is the data didn't
28332.03 -> that I have with me So
28333.29 -> if something happens to my instances
28334.84 -> I'll be getting notified here in
28336.82 -> my my lady Okay Let's see
28340.71 -> for instance is up and running
28342.93 -> The stock is taking longer than
28344.59 -> expected It is running set up
28345.899 -> now Eliza's freedom in it More
28350.53 -> so once this is up in
28351.65 -> dirty the collector turned to green
28354.479 -> right Giving me a notification saying
28356.83 -> that my application is up and
28358.23 -> running It is functioning smoothly The
28360.989 -> other things that we have on
28361.979 -> our plate right We have our
28364.521 -> region details here Our public I
28366.75 -> ps toe the one that is
28368.79 -> assigned to my instance Okay you
28374.77 -> will understand what all we can
28375.94 -> do with it but let's wait
28377.27 -> for it to go ahead and
28378.7 -> launch Okay Now that it is
28381.54 -> only let's just go to our
28383.899 -> deployments for now Okay So the
28389.181 -> plan up my example No dear
28394.45 -> Zap deploy And do I need
28398.94 -> to do anything in them just
28400.03 -> in the Garden City play We've
28402.36 -> spent a lot of things waiting
28403.67 -> so let's not do that Okay
28405.48 -> So There's another thing that is
28406.59 -> happening yet So there is basically
28408.47 -> my ops work is helping me
28409.96 -> communicate with my application and meself
28412.21 -> Where you're right it has set
28413.67 -> up a sample nor guests over
28415.05 -> for me And now I'm deploying
28416.9 -> my application on top of this
28419.7 -> nor December So all the configuration
28422.2 -> and only management part is something
28424.351 -> that has been controlled by my
28426.47 -> ops works here OK OK these
28429.061 -> things are taking like a lot
28430.82 -> of time Let's just sweet for
28434.27 -> this thing to happen quickly OK
28437.88 -> so if I go to show
28438.859 -> log it will show me all
28440.13 -> the log as toe what has
28441.479 -> happened here right So all the
28448.931 -> axes that were performed here those
28450.73 -> are visible to us as in
28451.971 -> what all happened here right You
28455.54 -> can see that we for that
28457.819 -> particular instance and stuff like that
28459.46 -> so thes are already Web storms
28461.2 -> 40 and basically they come associated
28463.74 -> with your um get right So
28465.77 -> now that we have our log
28466.91 -> in place now that we have
28468.07 -> all the data in place tight
28469.74 -> water that we needed here right
28472.34 -> So what we can do is
28474.12 -> we can just go ahead and
28475.07 -> test our instance I was performing
28478.13 -> How is it functioning to general
28479.93 -> Right Stack wanted So let me
28486.95 -> go back to my instance Years
28488.88 -> Okay Click on the I P
28491.38 -> address It has deployed there for
28495.05 -> a staff but they're lovely Stops
28496.37 -> work right And they were This
28498.2 -> was muted burning So there's something
28501.46 -> I did not know that they've
28502.66 -> actually played with the ops work
28504.46 -> lowered A similar So when you
28506.72 -> combine all this are seeing this
28508.05 -> into one party will get the
28509.64 -> the green part I'm refering toe
28511.45 -> You'll get the local So there's
28513.94 -> this is off the ops work
28514.97 -> Works like I mean basically we've
28517.84 -> got in some idea as to
28519.18 -> what Aws office workers What can
28521.6 -> you do with it right And
28524.29 -> how actually to go ahead and
28526.23 -> configure certain resources that what we
28529.47 -> need to do now this we
28531.42 -> need to get it off some
28532.38 -> of the resources that we've created
28534.02 -> right Okay If I were to
28542.83 -> a nice word You have no
28544.26 -> cloud was die sports That's unfortunate
28546.91 -> We spent so much time doing
28548.1 -> these things here and we don't
28549.55 -> have anything Lasers go back toe
28552.5 -> are simple Notification service Right And
28556.96 -> believe the topics that we have
28580.36 -> delete These things are deleted I'm
28584.83 -> sure the subscriptions also need to
28587.18 -> delete it separately I thought if
28588.62 -> you delete the topic it would
28592.83 -> be taken care off But no
28594.41 -> we have to date them separately
28595.68 -> of beleaguered These as well Okay
28598.4 -> Cloud what's and take care of
28599.53 -> it I need to go back
28602.02 -> to my officer work and insured
28604.76 -> I delete all that That is
28605.86 -> that So you can delete my
28617.24 -> example that please stop and delete
28619.47 -> all the instances and absent this
28620.99 -> stack first Okay Yeah So there's
28628.33 -> basically love to go back and
28629.72 -> delete all those instances that are
28631.29 -> there on the plate This is
28634.01 -> go back Logan Easy to There
28641.86 -> should be two instances yet There
28645.25 -> you go And I'm one of
28645.89 -> governor both of them So guys
28651.27 -> the reason we are doing this
28652.46 -> is these instances I mean when
28654.02 -> you talk about the silver being
28655.13 -> lot it's gonna be charged for
28656.79 -> a type so make sure you
28659.75 -> delete the instances and also the
28663.5 -> So I was that at their
28664.33 -> underplayed So when you say dominate
28668.64 -> its secret Want to getting deleted
28671.54 -> Yes Terminated please So I think
28681.4 -> it will shut these one by
28682.86 -> one Right So if I dominate
28685.47 -> this again he s term in
28688.95 -> it So once this is dominated
28691.32 -> the Ottoman would also get dominated
28696.23 -> Okay so this looks fine Third
28703.67 -> now that this is terminated legislative
28705.98 -> fresh it on Try this again
28724.32 -> Okay Yeah The reason we cannot
28731.82 -> delete it is because we have
28735.67 -> to go out instead of the
28736.66 -> termination policies Straightforward So this is
28750.63 -> pretty much it I mean we
28751.66 -> weren't destroyed How In Nablus ops
28755.79 -> work works how aws cloudwatch works
28759.13 -> Next we'll go ahead and understand
28761.23 -> how AWS conflict also works So
28765.21 -> guys let us go ahead now
28766.32 -> and take a look at eight
28767.53 -> of less conflict I mean water
28769.48 -> tests And how does it help
28771.54 -> Right So we've been discussing AWS
28774.15 -> management tools Still type right to
28776.7 -> discuss what con figures So we've
28778.58 -> discussed water Cloudwatch is right We
28780.7 -> weren't Mr Dobbs works a little
28782.35 -> right We've taken a look at
28783.79 -> some of the other services that
28784.89 -> are they but configures something that
28786.83 -> we haven't had that step on
28788.31 -> Right So let's just quickly go
28790.09 -> ahead and understand what aws con
28792.74 -> figures and water does it offer
28795.06 -> Right So when you talk about
28796.89 -> eight of this conflict yes it
28799.18 -> has Another man is meant to
28801.25 -> right But what it lets you
28803.16 -> do is it lets you do
28804.13 -> all that you see here on
28805.11 -> the screen right Whether you talk
28806.35 -> about ability to access audit and
28810.13 -> even evaluate your configurations that AWS
28812.33 -> has to offer to you Okay
28813.94 -> It lets you continuously monitor automate
28816.19 -> and even at a card some
28818.19 -> of the configurations against the desired
28821.61 -> contribution that are there in a
28822.79 -> plate Okay so you can even
28824.04 -> automate some of the processes that
28825.52 -> I hear right What its benefits
28827.75 -> is gives you benefits like again
28830.82 -> cost When you talk 48 a
28832.01 -> bliss it is very cost effective
28834.89 -> What it also does is you
28836.27 -> can even review the changes that
28837.85 -> are there no configuration and find
28839.67 -> out relationships between your AWS resources
28843.39 -> And then you can buy deeper
28845.29 -> into various resource configurations where they
28847.93 -> talk over dealing with historical data
28850.15 -> over there Talk about to determining
28851.77 -> your total compliance against the configuration
28855.7 -> You can take care of all
28856.72 -> those things right What are its
28858.86 -> benefits Oneness Continuous monitoring Okay So
28862.28 -> when you talk about AWS conflict
28863.91 -> it enables you to continuously monitor
28866.12 -> the record configuration that are there
28869.07 -> and even the changes that following
28870.96 -> these records are in these configurations
28872.98 -> Rather OK Uh what it does
28876.44 -> is it also enables and invent
28878.06 -> Lee to you Okay so it'll
28879.53 -> bliss has its management in winter
28881.13 -> You can actually go ahead and
28882.52 -> connect to the same entry once
28883.82 -> you have your configuration service in
28886.52 -> place and then you can get
28888.01 -> updates using that as well Okay
28890.75 -> What it also does is that
28892.13 -> gives you features like continuous assessment
28894.49 -> so it allows you to continuously
28896.72 -> ordered we put for the point
28897.87 -> here that says ordered Right So
28899.08 -> what it does is it lets
28900.29 -> you continuously order it And as
28902.13 -> is the oral complaints off your
28903.79 -> in Nablus resource configurations with your
28905.66 -> organization's policies right What are policies
28908.59 -> you have Whatever guy lends you
28909.77 -> have it basically led to comply
28911.71 -> with all those policies or it
28913.52 -> basically complies with all those policies
28915.73 -> and then ensures that you get
28917.29 -> continuous assessment and ordered off all
28921.02 -> these configurations Okay What It also
28924.27 -> does this doozy and ability to
28925.73 -> define the rules for Grozny and
28927.91 -> configuring out here Douglas sources When
28930.51 -> you talk about these rules now
28931.67 -> these rules can be provisioned independently
28934.83 -> right Or you can even back
28936.67 -> them together rules that basically control
28939.83 -> similar factors That is where you
28941.6 -> can have practiced set off routes
28944.13 -> for basically if you restore the
28945.71 -> immediate a particular kind of solution
28947.16 -> This is where these back his
28948.68 -> rules will help you Right now
28951.26 -> Apart from that it also supports
28953.81 -> teens management Nowhere When you talk
28955.57 -> about I d I l processes
28957.7 -> state change Management is very important
28959.99 -> You should be able to track
28961.11 -> all those changes So if you
28962.56 -> talk about AWS conflict it lets
28965.15 -> you manage those two in just
28966.26 -> as well Okay Gives you a
28968.58 -> personal troubleshooting The fact that you
28970.09 -> are tracking so much data it
28971.95 -> means that it becomes easier for
28973.59 -> you to actually go ahead on
28975.42 -> Um yeah basically ordered and even
28979.32 -> trouble for some of the issues
28980.57 -> that are there Okay When you
28982.62 -> talk about monitoring no water does
28984.99 -> is it gives you enterprise wide
28986.55 -> level off monitoring Okay How does
28989.37 -> it work if you ask me
28990.93 -> Ok basically water does is let's
28993.54 -> assume that you have your configuration
28997.27 -> Um that basically is according your
29000.19 -> aws resources straight You move it
29002.22 -> to AWS conflict What eight of
29003.81 -> this conflict does is it Basically
29005.83 -> the Carson normalizes all those changes
29008.61 -> into a consistent format OK it
29012.11 -> also automatically evaluate some of these
29014.77 -> recorded configurations against the configuration that
29017.79 -> you specify And then once this
29020.74 -> is done it this past toronto
29022.46 -> um other services you have these
29025.08 -> can be rs Ennis Cloudwatch s
29027.16 -> three Even you're confident of the
29029.43 -> concerns that you have in nature
29030.78 -> OK so this is where you
29032.22 -> can track all these resources from
29034.14 -> history perspective Right So basically what
29036.83 -> you're doing is all the logs
29038.41 -> that you have right So those
29040.04 -> locks get Toby or need to
29041.31 -> be stored some variety of configuration
29043.17 -> deviants Those get storing Yes three
29044.97 -> bucket again That is where a
29047.44 -> copy of it is maintained And
29048.62 -> you can track it using your
29050.77 -> jobless conflict service Basically contending notifications
29053.28 -> to people using us in the
29054.14 -> services So the source of our
29055.9 -> tolerate of this conflict works right
29057.62 -> on a surface level It is
29058.57 -> a monitoring and management tool that
29060.39 -> we have on our plate Okay
29062.53 -> so let's start understand the stool
29065.46 -> a little right Let's see What
29067.12 -> are the core terminology is that
29068.46 -> it has now you have a
29070.13 -> jobless resources that it monitors to
29072.18 -> start with So when you say
29073.7 -> aws resources we are talking about
29075.45 -> resources that can be tracked Let's
29077.68 -> assume you're talking about any Cito
29078.97 -> instance that you're trying to track
29080.47 -> right What happens when an instances
29082.48 -> stopped How does it work All
29083.81 -> those things like how do I
29084.96 -> get the tracking details and all
29086.36 -> those things Basically those details would
29088.72 -> come Or you can track those
29090.77 -> using AWS conflict configuration items and
29093.55 -> snap shops configuration items on nothing
29096.07 -> but the data that the configurations
29098.54 -> that degenerate rate that locks on
29099.77 -> all those things we will be
29100.82 -> having those What snapshots means is
29103.4 -> you can actually make a copy
29104.72 -> off it in for your reference
29106.19 -> later on if you wish to
29107.4 -> store it Okay but his source
29109.28 -> relationship Now when you're talking about
29110.79 -> all these resources they're connected to
29112.57 -> it'll You can even study their
29114.12 -> relationships as in what is happening
29116.29 -> Red Is this data coming from
29117.44 -> in all those things And then
29119.09 -> you have your configuration stream and
29121.03 -> configuration recorder Configuration stream is nothing
29123.7 -> But you would be receiving daytime
29125.09 -> matches right in patches So these
29127.08 -> patterns are real Batches have nothing
29129.02 -> with your streams in which you
29129.88 -> receive your data And then you
29130.88 -> have the configuration recorded as well
29133.03 -> something that lets your record this
29135.5 -> information that you're receiving in the
29137.19 -> form of steam Right So these
29139.72 -> are some of the uh the
29142.68 -> mineralogy is that fallen Buried a
29144.32 -> bliss conflict And this is what
29145.92 -> AWS conflict is all about Let
29148.64 -> us go ahead and take a
29149.7 -> look at a simpler demo that
29152.26 -> we can put forth that the
29153.33 -> more that is there in our
29154.18 -> hands Right Okay So let us
29157.79 -> quickly sign into AWS management console
29160.85 -> as we always do to get
29162.91 -> our demo in place So that
29164.88 -> is um when you actually try
29167.6 -> and get into the concert the
29168.96 -> first thing that we're doing now
29170.22 -> is launched Any single instance something
29172.49 -> that we've been tracking right for
29174.09 -> that A lot to sign in
29174.97 -> First root user on day where
29183.6 -> I should be able to sign
29184.7 -> in successfully Okay So now the
29188.53 -> next step is to actually go
29190.01 -> ahead that laundry Civil service Okay
29197.54 -> this should be nice And let
29203.42 -> me launch an instance Be it
29206.33 -> any instance should not be important
29207.99 -> but I'm gonna launch windows Instance
29210.62 -> I always launch Windows Instances I
29213.23 -> have a thing for them You
29217.9 -> in simple words Those are easier
29219.49 -> to manage Compare toe other instances
29222.12 -> That is why I always launch
29224.06 -> my windows instances Um if you
29227.66 -> talk about your early next instances
29229.39 -> right you're the next instances Basically
29232.29 -> what they do is you have
29234.23 -> to sign into it through and
29236.81 -> this is such more off Sign
29238.6 -> up right You have 200 footage
29242.03 -> in Put these in detail is
29244.16 -> something that you have to use
29245.08 -> and using that you have a
29245.93 -> gender Your key can what We
29248.48 -> are fighting to some other key
29250.1 -> and that is a tedious process
29252.24 -> The other thing that you have
29253.12 -> to do is you have to
29253.77 -> actually go ahead and um basically
29258.65 -> signing but using your common front
29262.62 -> So why not use a July
29264.32 -> interface instead Right That is what
29266.2 -> I mean those instant Now all
29267.93 -> of these pointers have been discussed
29269.26 -> with the people earlier as well
29270.39 -> So I'm not gonna uh elaborate
29273.72 -> on these things You know by
29275.36 -> know how to create an insensible
29276.73 -> that Mrs Guard and say them
29279.54 -> dirty to one Let's download the
29283.78 -> Keeper maimed or Tito One is
29286.09 -> downloaded for us And let's just
29288.44 -> now say Long Sanusi Two instance
29291.51 -> So it will take a couple
29292.59 -> of minutes for me to get
29293.84 -> this instance in place Let it
29295.21 -> get launched first up Once that
29298.66 -> is done then we'll move forward
29300.4 -> The reason I want this instance
29302.85 -> to be a pen running this
29304.34 -> no sooner It is a pendant
29305.62 -> in We are gonna uh stop
29308.26 -> this instance because I want to
29310.25 -> monitor its log Want to monitor
29312.46 -> some of the data that comes
29313.71 -> with it normally takes like 15
29315.75 -> to 20 minutes for this data
29317.15 -> to reflect Right So let's go
29319.98 -> ahead and let this instance launch
29322.42 -> first so we can stop it
29324.33 -> like right away There you go
29331.93 -> You see one instance in progress
29334.05 -> being developed I like it It's
29339.62 -> always wise to let these initial
29341.48 -> checks happen You see it's initializing
29343.08 -> for now right Once this initialization
29345.1 -> is done we can move for
29346.09 -> the Okay Okay So the status
29350.51 -> takes a complete Let us go
29352.17 -> hair down Let's not do anything
29354.1 -> Just when we have to enable
29359.31 -> monitoring See Yes my writing anybody'd
29365.84 -> and I think that we do
29366.99 -> is we stop This instance is
29372.87 -> this is stop neighbor So this
29376.52 -> isn't place now Now let us
29378.54 -> go back and see Have less
29382.1 -> convict So the name is changed
29394.52 -> now they qualitatively app Kontic Dynamic
29398.85 -> application configuration management You can create
29401.33 -> management safely deploy application configuration data
29404.72 -> to your targets Runtime You know
29420.51 -> the name has intense Probably we
29422.07 -> were into wrong service that I
29423.7 -> wondered where did we get all
29424.92 -> this deployment and all those things
29427.1 -> coming and right So that is
29428.69 -> not a continent some monitoring tool
29430.04 -> We do not really redeployment ship
29432.29 -> So if I click here you'll
29433.63 -> see settings rules and reviews Right
29436.74 -> So in settings regard all that
29439.51 -> is so assists supported in this
29441.25 -> region include global resources as well
29445.12 -> Okay select types For what We
29448.73 -> create a bucket here Okay so
29450.78 -> we'll have to create a new
29451.89 -> bucket guys Right So once we
29454.12 -> create a bucket that this is
29455.6 -> where all our configuration details would
29458.04 -> be store So I say um
29461.61 -> stream configuration to induce and notifications
29463.82 -> to my Amazon sns topic Create
29466.53 -> a topic Please do that convict
29468.28 -> a pickle It'd be the name
29470.33 -> So guys basically whatever changes that
29472.61 -> happen your configuration data would be
29474.43 -> stored here in this bucket that
29476.25 -> is there s three bucket este
29478.11 -> bucket as we know is a
29479.42 -> object object bucket kind off a
29482.74 -> storage where your data eyes in
29484.97 -> the former for objects And the
29486.27 -> container that holds is your bucket
29488.5 -> Um topic So when you say
29490.98 -> a sentence it is You are
29492.04 -> simple notification service where you basically
29495.24 -> can subscribe to topics and subscriptions
29497.91 -> or channel shudder If anything just
29499.96 -> happened that you're notified in the
29501.12 -> form of subscriptions just like we
29502.65 -> get emails Right So topic name
29505.29 -> Little be conflict created a place
29507.89 -> Conflict link Service roll Please do
29510.06 -> that and see next filter the
29516.44 -> rule Good This was new And
29529.55 -> skip this one No When does
29531.78 -> it confirm so where This will
29534.56 -> take several seconds against us Fight
29537.17 -> I mean um second should not
29539.85 -> be a problem All this well
29542.59 -> you've realized that we've been waiting
29543.87 -> for minutes for certain things to
29545.12 -> happen Few seconds won't causes problems
29548.14 -> So let's see what happens right
29551.33 -> Okay They also a dice board
29557.83 -> has been created The night do
29563.36 -> you have The sources are being
29564.21 -> discovered is what It's easier and
29568.04 -> should be Ad rules and stuff
29569.5 -> you know Let's not do that
29571.18 -> Let's just uh come here See
29574.79 -> Other things mean white Okay this
29584.25 -> is taking very long for somebody's
29585.93 -> in my Internet Er's tremendously slow
29588.66 -> today Let's wait at the dashboard
29602.36 -> Complaint rules Complaint Resource 00 Right
29607.31 -> now Okay And let's just go
29610.91 -> back to our So this is
29612.61 -> mean way more to Astri Let's
29615.88 -> see if we have anything in
29617.02 -> the conflict part here Conflict bucket
29624.26 -> I have it here They will
29625.79 -> My Nablus locks will be maintained
29627.53 -> here Right You can open it
29629.94 -> if you want Oh this opens
29634.81 -> in a separate piece right now
29635.85 -> I don't think we have any
29636.69 -> detainee Okay there's a conflict check
29638.94 -> fight You see you have get
29642.15 -> aboard the configuration that is happening
29643.71 -> in object You era Yeah that's
29648.97 -> gonna be another great I'll tell
29650.63 -> you why So are easy to
29653.76 -> instance it's here Zero instances because
29657.47 -> we've stopped it already Right And
29662.43 -> the other thing that I wanted
29663.7 -> to show to you people is
29666.85 -> let's go back to conflict So
29672.95 -> I'm guys What's done is we've
29674.49 -> actually gone ahead and seen what
29677.47 -> We've actually gone ahead and kind
29680.7 -> of had an instance that was
29681.93 -> stopped right after that We created
29684.08 -> a chain some statics in our
29686.21 -> AWS confident for a sentence as
29689.25 -> well Right So let's first just
29690.97 -> go back to a Souness once
29694.79 -> simple notification service and then I
29697.34 -> want to see what are the
29698.16 -> topics that we have right Do
29700.9 -> I have the desire topics that
29703.45 -> it convict up because you're afraid
29706.69 -> Um what do I need to
29708.86 -> do now Can I just open
29711.63 -> the stopping Yes Okay But I
29714.22 -> can rather go to subscriptions create
29716.8 -> a subscription My top It should
29719.12 -> be UW assistant issues or East
29721.57 -> conflict topic Okay for the call
29723.81 -> should be emailed And what is
29725.83 -> the melody that I need to
29726.95 -> add here That means we're Denard
29728.93 -> My personal email I d which
29731.28 -> I do not use regularly Okay
29734.7 -> so I see There you go
29738.4 -> And I say create subscription So
29741.79 -> guys know sooner I subscribe here
29744.42 -> If I goto incognito and log
29746.28 -> in to my Gmail I should
29749.41 -> be able to see all the
29750.23 -> data that is needed here Okay
29756.22 -> At least the subscription data that
29757.79 -> I'm looking for Davor made of
29765.99 -> less subscription Confirmed the subscription Please
29768.38 -> do that It was throwing a
29771.26 -> small pattern You subscribe to this
29772.96 -> thing Okay so the subscription is
29775.12 -> in place now how do I
29776.8 -> track some of the data that
29777.88 -> I have read So let's go
29779.38 -> back to our service That is
29780.68 -> conflict And in config I basically
29786.77 -> have to go ahead And where
29791.14 -> do I look Resources it Yep
29797.8 -> So in the success my date
29799.35 -> I should be or the data
29801.6 -> that I'm looking for is my
29803.45 -> C two instances it so I
29806.15 -> se see too See these other
29808.9 -> services that we can monitor the
29810.32 -> names that you see here They
29826.44 -> so instances what I want to
29827.84 -> look upto I said Look up
29832.02 -> there's an instance I open it
29833.91 -> And here do I have quite
29835.07 -> a few things right I get
29836.06 -> details about the instance that have
29837.42 -> launched right complaints Timeline is something
29840.1 -> that I could not I can
29840.91 -> even go toe man is resource
29843.3 -> If I click on it it
29844.07 -> will take me to the instant
29845.14 -> state It has been stopped So
29848.05 -> it's giving me data about this
29849.3 -> instance as well If I goto
29850.56 -> Complaints timeline complaints timeline Not fun
29854.98 -> ways that this should not happen
29857.5 -> You should have a complaints time
29858.91 -> late Um let's go back to
29861.96 -> resource It says for easy to
29865.73 -> start it instance gonna search it
29870.46 -> like this Let's just scroll back
29872.35 -> again quickly as we were doing
29873.76 -> a while back and I'm gonna
29876.14 -> look for the easy to instance
29877.69 -> that is there on my plate
29879.74 -> Um did I like this What
29885.57 -> is wrong with this thing Look
29891.71 -> at this Is it a dating
29892.64 -> No This is what I want
29896.53 -> to be Yeah Okay neighbor look
29907.71 -> up the instances in place Just
29912.86 -> click on it You should have
29914.86 -> your okay You should have a
29916.62 -> configuration timeline At least they will
29918.28 -> You have it here Right So
29921.06 -> probably this was the time when
29925.14 -> I did actually go ahead and
29926.74 -> had my configuration in place Right
29928.81 -> So this is where it will
29930.04 -> start tracking All that is happening
29931.64 -> here and I would get instance
29933.54 -> are even the notifications about what
29935.46 -> has happened So probably I should
29937.15 -> be getting a notification in like
29938.58 -> 15 20 minutes saying that my
29940.01 -> instance has stopped as well Okay
29942.29 -> so you get all these notifications
29943.93 -> when u subscript we are config
29946.4 -> right And this is what it
29948.09 -> does for you So this is
29949.34 -> what Iblis can figures in a
29950.87 -> nutshell As I've mentioned you can
29952.86 -> even go ahead and find 13
29955.9 -> as well There should be inventory
29957.43 -> management somebody systems manager I think
29961.83 -> this is the one that lets
29963.47 -> you do that and get started
29965.74 -> with systems Manager You can get
29967.7 -> operational instruction take actions on AWS
29969.75 -> resources as well So basically you
29972.42 -> can do that as well right
29973.85 -> You can connect some off your
29975.28 -> services here and then get insights
29977.13 -> on that as well by using
29978.25 -> it of this systems manager as
29980.9 -> well Okay but this is how
29983.04 -> Europe this conflict works in the
29984.58 -> natural I don't want to get
29985.98 -> into a lot of details OK
29988.04 -> so the reason I had stopped
29991.62 -> that instance Waas because I wanted
29993.39 -> to see if there's any change
29995.55 -> that I would get right away
29996.55 -> But right now I'm not getting
29997.58 -> any change Okay Because of that
30000.06 -> mentioned it takes time normally for
30001.63 -> your resources to respond 7 25
30004.05 -> minutes Um so unfortunately I don't
30007.34 -> think that this demo would last
30011.25 -> that long for a structural going
30012.44 -> and look at it But if
30013.71 -> you do this with me right
30015.3 -> What you can do is you
30016.61 -> can meanwhile just go ahead and
30017.98 -> the and so that you also
30022.62 -> follow these steps And once you
30023.94 -> do that you'll get information about
30025.18 -> all the data You see my
30026.02 -> configuration does what has been updated
30028.31 -> that have these many security groups
30029.79 -> here Network interfaces sub nurse as
30031.73 -> well you see So all the
30034.16 -> information would be attracted If I
30036.3 -> open any one of these I
30037.44 -> can take for configuration timeline for
30039.14 -> everything that has happened Okay you
30042.42 -> Right now I've actually launched in
30044.02 -> the service now right So that
30046.27 -> is why I am getting the
30047.48 -> recent information only So whatever team
30050.65 -> just happened to these resources all
30052.39 -> these would be reflected in your
30054.43 -> inventory So make sure you observe
30056.71 -> those changes as well right And
30059.19 -> uh handily resources accordingly OK so
30063.4 -> do that Meanwhile I'm gonna just
30065.5 -> uh delayed my instance I would
30068.12 -> not want my instance to be
30069.48 -> there for maybe we can keep
30071.35 -> it running Right Let it be
30074.31 -> It's not really important Okay I
30076.52 -> said this was about the AWS
30077.8 -> management dudes right So let's end
30081.05 -> the management will spot here in
30082.32 -> here So they have when you
30083.92 -> talk about AWS services in Nablus
30086.46 -> offers story So sis computer says
30090.28 -> management services monitoring services right It
30094.08 -> provides machine learning develops and number
30096.33 -> for the services One important service
30098.64 -> that it offers is your database
30100.59 -> services site So when you talk
30103.43 -> about databases guys there are a
30105.46 -> lot of pointers that we need
30107.21 -> to export Okay So talking about
30109.48 -> databases in gender right So what
30112.53 -> databases do is they basically let
30114.4 -> you hold your data write stories
30116.54 -> solicits let your story or data
30118.43 -> databases something that let you around
30121.65 -> Doc over database aside like your
30123.14 -> whole later that can be processed
30124.81 -> right They give you processing capabilities
30126.93 -> as well So databases are very
30129.89 -> important right Because you can process
30132.59 -> it data that something that is
30133.63 -> very important Databases can be relational
30136.75 -> in later Non relational in nature
30139.01 -> right I mean whether the hub
30140.15 -> structure databases unstructured data bases the
30143.08 -> type sovereignty on AWS there are
30146.29 -> quite a few services that let
30147.89 -> you spawn or manage these databases
30151.29 -> Now when you talk about AWS
30153.19 -> services they are not databases so
30156.43 -> that services that lets you create
30159.68 -> supporter managed Iraq basis OK so
30163.42 -> there are two important pointers are
30166.05 -> two important things that you see
30167.23 -> on the screen When is there
30168.27 -> a jobless man ist der abyss
30170.81 -> The other one is yourself managed
30172.97 -> database right So if you talk
30175.66 -> about an on premise infrastructure this
30177.45 -> is where you have yourself man
30178.93 -> ist databases So an important point
30182.23 -> about AWS is it does not
30184.76 -> force you to actually go and
30186.16 -> configure your resources site It's not
30188.49 -> always that you have to go
30189.57 -> ahead and man is your wound
30190.95 -> resources that is the placement of
30193.61 -> using AWS And when you talk
30194.96 -> over database says it is no
30196.23 -> different So if you talk about
30198.21 -> yourself man is databases There are
30200.2 -> a lot of things that you'd
30201.28 -> be doing on your you can
30205 -> see on the screen right you
30206.12 -> have You have to manage backup
30208.94 -> your data basis right Take it
30210.79 -> off replications security us And so
30214.18 -> so just like if you talk
30215.28 -> about different service models right when
30217.56 -> you talk words service models that
30218.91 -> is apart off things that you
30221.12 -> control and part of things that
30222.94 -> you have in their controlled say
30224.26 -> For example when you talk about
30226.19 -> platform as a service right so
30227.71 -> the entire platform is managed by
30229.26 -> a render all you manage your
30230.59 -> data and your applications Right But
30232.56 -> if you talk about your infrastructure
30234.94 -> as a service only the infrastructure
30236.59 -> is managed by your window Say
30238.8 -> for example he or she or
30241.33 -> the vendor basically managers your security
30243.9 -> concerns your networking concerns right It
30246.25 -> takes get off all new listing
30247.62 -> state you in the middle of
30249.86 -> that is being priority What you're
30251.39 -> concerned with us deciding what kind
30253.98 -> of for putting system we want
30255.04 -> to launch and what kind of
30255.88 -> applications would be running on top
30257.22 -> of the configuration Part is managed
30259.82 -> by yet your uh instance predator
30264.06 -> You render in this case vendor
30265.62 -> Rick So when you talk about
30267.92 -> data basis it is similar If
30270.94 -> you are widowed on yourself one
30273.18 -> first will have to take care
30274.42 -> of everything You'll have to put
30275.89 -> a servers in place right You
30277.24 -> have to put forth here patches
30278.47 -> your operating system on top of
30279.95 -> it Then you have to actually
30281.78 -> go ahead and have your server
30282.91 -> is being set up Those hours
30284.59 -> will have to man is it
30286.29 -> Take care of everything that is
30287.62 -> there for the servers and also
30288.96 -> body databases have database backed up
30291.8 -> properly Get proper application off all
30293.94 -> the data Take care of all
30295.43 -> these security concerns and operating systems
30298.01 -> as well Great And then as
30299.77 -> eventually have to manage the servers
30301.2 -> as well So this can be
30302.24 -> a tricky task with the AWS
30304.62 -> you can beside How do you
30305.78 -> want to manage these instances Do
30308.15 -> you want to Do they want
30311.67 -> to set up the infrastructure by
30312.84 -> yourself They want to control some
30314.25 -> of these factors or they want
30315.9 -> to lend All of these two
30317.3 -> are rendering So when you say
30320.1 -> shared security modern you edible has
30322.74 -> basically support security principles as well
30325.55 -> It gives you control or what
30327.16 -> security parameters you want to take
30328.61 -> control off And what do you
30330.11 -> want the vendor toe handle for
30332.34 -> So when you say that giving
30333.51 -> that is hanging important a certain
30335.57 -> set of services for you right
30337.72 -> So in that case he's keeping
30339.6 -> those services secure for sure Okay
30342.16 -> So when you talk about security
30343.38 -> as well even the security part
30345.24 -> can be decided on day one
30346.69 -> day when they took control it
30348.21 -> or they want you to control
30350.34 -> it yourself So when you talk
30351.5 -> Godmanis databases it up this gives
30353.77 -> you these This freedom Hasn't they
30355.78 -> want to control the infrastructure Or
30357.51 -> do you want the everything to
30359.52 -> be controlled by your window itself
30361.3 -> even from the platform perspective as
30363.04 -> well And you just want to
30363.76 -> go ahead and put 40 data
30365.35 -> So if you want that you
30366.28 -> can actually go ahead and just
30368.61 -> spawn your database instances and just
30371.18 -> manager they don't top off it
30372.55 -> So you have that much amount
30374.27 -> of freedom your when you talk
30375.25 -> about AWS database services like so
30378.15 -> the new doctor data database services
30379.95 -> There are quite a few database
30381.42 -> services that are for not these
30383.11 -> database services aren't to databases They
30386.39 -> are basically something that let you
30387.83 -> control these data basis on like
30391.47 -> your actual database So you have
30393 -> an option of spawning choosing certain
30395.48 -> sets some databases that you won't
30397.01 -> be lunch But these services are
30399.13 -> not databases Their services that manage
30401.31 -> it Okay what are the services
30403.34 -> that AWS has on your plate
30405.1 -> Right So this is what the
30407.47 -> slide sees right Basically when you
30409 -> talk about databases these are critical
30410.96 -> to dealing with data and these
30413.6 -> days with data that comes in
30416.25 -> different formats what we have to
30418.91 -> do is we need databases that
30421.47 -> can handle this data Amazon Web
30423.25 -> services provides reliable relational and non
30425.96 -> relational database instances that a man
30428.08 -> is back in the U S
30429.68 -> So what are these database services
30431.19 -> that you have It seems that
30432.44 -> relational database title When you talk
30434.04 -> about relational database service the most
30436.74 -> popular one that you see on
30437.96 -> the screen is your relational database
30441.46 -> Service already s right So basically
30444.65 -> helps you deal with relational databases
30446.98 -> Very digitize structure Dederick Then you
30450.13 -> have your other database sources as
30452.39 -> what you have Your red shift
30454.05 -> You have your Amazon dynamodb with
30457 -> skills like anything I mean people
30459.7 -> say that Diana me baby does
30460.89 -> not have an upper limit I
30461.87 -> mean it can scale as much
30463.04 -> as you want And this is
30464.55 -> something that has been quoted by
30466.41 -> people who actually spoke in aws
30468.95 -> re invent So you can understand
30471.46 -> how Sceviour the statement is right
30473.98 -> So when you know that it
30475.58 -> can scale as much as you
30476.52 -> want it gives you a lot
30477.49 -> of freedom Right Then there are
30479.42 -> other data sources like you have
30480.76 -> your kindnesses You have Aurora right
30482.74 -> You have your last e Catchy
30484.35 -> So all of these they have
30485.61 -> their own features like whether you
30486.83 -> want to control data warehousing where
30488.85 -> they want to do data analysis
30490.72 -> Do you want to have simple
30491.76 -> relational databases They have their different
30494.34 -> capabilities and the support different sorts
30497.74 -> off stories the state So let
30499.81 -> us go ahead and understand these
30501.57 -> databases a little more before we
30504.08 -> jump into the demo part Okay
30506.99 -> so first on a place we
30508.13 -> have Amazon Relational database service state
30511.3 -> Amazon RDS are relational database service
30514.28 -> It is easy to set up
30516.51 -> skill and operate database service Right
30519.73 -> This cost effective nature it is
30521.48 -> re sizable on it can automate
30526.71 -> basically our at mystery to tasks
30528.7 -> Right So when you say Amazon
30530.96 -> ideas right Yes all these factors
30533.83 -> that we read about it are
30535.71 -> two Basically what it does is
30537.54 -> it lets you set up operate
30538.84 -> and scale a relational database in
30540.27 -> a club And this you can
30542.52 -> do in just a few clicks
30544.28 -> When you say few there are
30545.47 -> more than few So there are
30547.08 -> two options that it offers One
30548.56 -> is an easy set up where
30550.3 -> you don't have to worry about
30551.16 -> anything And there's a normal set
30552.57 -> up where it takes longer for
30553.74 -> you to set it up but
30554.94 -> there you can choose a lot
30556.29 -> more options that you want to
30557.53 -> do right What are the database
30560.39 -> Indian CRD Ideas Support Time in
30562.47 -> over your doctor What ideas It
30563.67 -> supports different database Indians as well
30565.9 -> Right because there's no one particular
30567.88 -> type of database that you handle
30569.06 -> It can be uh there Talk
30571.66 -> about Amazon's Aurora right It supports
30573.7 -> that as well Whether it awkward
30575.55 -> pose Jerry SQL my ask your
30577.7 -> mom really be radical A skills
30580.36 -> over all of these are handled
30582.49 -> by what are the features it
30583.98 -> offers It's really easy to administer
30586.4 -> but um it basically can operate
30590.37 -> without using the management control It
30591.83 -> is nothing but your do I
30593.13 -> write So it do It is
30595.28 -> always easier to handle these databases
30596.88 -> You can do it through your
30597.94 -> command line interface as well if
30599.16 -> you want Oh this one scales
30600.88 -> very easily right I mean there
30603.05 -> d'accord computer stories Resources again spend
30607.13 -> like a couple of minutes and
30608.89 -> it took skill right away Highly
30610.83 -> available highly durable and it supports
30612.74 -> multi easy deployment as words We
30614.52 -> can deploy our resources in multiple
30616.58 -> availability zones to it is very
30618.91 -> fast sick You're on Also it
30622.16 -> is very inexpensive right So the
30625.27 -> so the work ideas right We
30627.04 -> also have Amazon Redshift So when
30629.98 -> you say I miss 100 shift
30631.19 -> this is another database service that
30634.16 -> AWS offers So basically I was
30638.26 -> mentioning appointed here saying that if
30640.51 -> you talk about Amazon or if
30642.12 -> you talk about it a blues
30643 -> databases they also support you are
30647.92 -> data warehousing requirements as well And
30650.11 -> minute Accor database our data warehouse
30652.41 -> requirements You have your Amazon redshift
30655.02 -> on your plate Okay so when
30657.57 -> you talk about I'm is under
30658.67 -> chief Basically it is a fully
30660.12 -> managed database service again All these
30663.37 -> databases the last point I give
30664.86 -> you most of them this scale
30666.04 -> up in petabytes killed right And
30668.78 -> they are easy to upscale and
30670.34 -> downscale So increasing amount of traffic
30672.97 -> is not a problem here Okay
30675.1 -> so that is one plus point
30677.93 -> And the other thing is you
30679.95 -> can think of it as a
30680.79 -> web service right As you can
30682.21 -> see in the definition of it
30683.47 -> is easy to set up Manage
30685.2 -> and scale are distributed and guest
30687.2 -> environment A few deadliest lock platforms
30689.8 -> You can also connected a chip
30691.3 -> to Amazon quicksight Noven use Amazon
30693.18 -> quicksight It is a service that
30694.89 -> lets you do business intelligence are
30697.14 -> basically data visualization just like your
30699.11 -> tablet and Bobby So what Your
30701.03 -> data you have in your reach
30702.1 -> if you can actually go ahead
30703.25 -> and move it to Amazon quicksight
30704.85 -> as well that is very you
30705.93 -> would be able to acquire our
30707.79 -> question Your data that is there
30709.08 -> in your hand right You can
30710.66 -> even actually go ahead and uh
30714 -> connected to your Amazon Aurora or
30716.36 -> RDS Right And you can actually
30718 -> quiet your wretched databases but it
30720.4 -> is more or less something that
30722.3 -> lets you have or database in
30723.52 -> place Sorry Data warehousing place Sorry
30726.35 -> So it is a federal service
30727.81 -> to it You can connect different
30728.81 -> date every services and even your
30730.15 -> P I tools So uh process
30733.41 -> this data just like we do
30734.56 -> not doing other data video services
30736.84 -> like So what are the other
30738.41 -> benefits it gives you It also
30739.72 -> can extreme machine learning So it's
30741.16 -> just like your Amazon sees maker
30743.32 -> Whether talk about EMR Amazon Latina
30745.76 -> you can connect to all these
30747.1 -> services right And basically do analytics
30749.61 -> using it as well If you
30751.8 -> compare with other data warehouses Our
30755.89 -> data warehouse services provided by other
30758.09 -> cloud platforms Right So in a
30761.34 -> BS confirms are basically makes a
30764.06 -> claim that it is three times
30765.83 -> faster than any other cloud data
30767.56 -> warehouse that is there They believe
30769.69 -> that the performance is important when
30771.04 -> you talk about cloud platforms and
30772.23 -> that is why they have ensured
30773.67 -> that it works at that faster
30775.4 -> pieces And father they use a
30777.44 -> typical kind of instance called as
30779.05 -> you are are every instance Okay
30781.7 -> again we talked about it speed
30783.81 -> and another important point that is
30785.99 -> supported here This costing wise all
30789.36 -> searchers cheaper compared toa other data
30792.25 -> warehouse cloud services And if I
30795.09 -> were to make a claim it
30796.02 -> is like they claim at least
30797.41 -> that it is 50% cheaper OK
30799.98 -> so this was a wartime is
30800.84 -> under chief Let us go and
30802.04 -> talk about Amazon Aurora right So
30805.28 -> when you say Amazon Aurora Amazon
30807.6 -> a ragin is a little bit
30809.61 -> similar to your RTs but here
30812.62 -> it is comfortable with your my
30814.98 -> skewed right And apart from my
30817.64 -> SQL it supports your post g
30819.93 -> r E s P related basis
30821.63 -> as well Where would you use
30823.34 -> your Amazon Aurora databases in case
30825.2 -> if you require high performance and
30826.85 -> high availability in simple words If
30829.49 -> you're dealing with enterprise wide data
30831.33 -> this is where you are Amazon
30834.44 -> Aurora would come into picture again
30836.33 -> It a simple in nature And
30837.39 -> the best part about it is
30838.74 -> it is very cost effective Okay
30842.76 -> so again it has those standard
30844.13 -> benefits like it will give you
30845.78 -> high performance Right So when you
30847.91 -> talk orders throw put it is
30849.13 -> like phi X off any standard
30851.11 -> MySQL database And if you compare
30853.6 -> it with post area school it
30855.06 -> is three times faster than any
30857.02 -> other normal Posey Ari SQL databases
30860.45 -> I celebrity Now you have the
30862.15 -> option off doing multi Is the
30865.19 -> activities here as well 99.99% available
30868.77 -> What this means is in a
30870.12 -> year's time even if your databases
30872.45 -> go down to the max they
30873.83 -> will go down for like half
30875.1 -> our That is if they go
30876.53 -> down which is rare to happen
30877.88 -> Okay so in a year's time
30879.29 -> that is a very big achievement
30880.51 -> Tohave apart from that you can
30882.26 -> actually continuously back up your data
30883.88 -> Too easy to instances Not easy
30885.6 -> to start It s three story
30887.36 -> services You can back up your
30888.68 -> data on instances that it's a
30890 -> compute service But you can actually
30891.66 -> back up your detainer stories So
30893.59 -> that s three so straight You
30895.96 -> can actually include this data as
30897.47 -> well Twin so that it is
30898.34 -> secure So it supports Game A
30900.31 -> services as well right And these
30903.51 -> databases artfully manage It is a
30905.32 -> fully managed service so you don't
30906.88 -> have to worry about anything you
30908.4 -> can Even my greater data because
30910.48 -> it applies provides migration support for
30912.23 -> your Amazon order right Databases Okay
30915.11 -> so there's no better talk over
30916.29 -> dynamodb It is very important because
30919.51 -> now what DYNAMODB does is it
30921.51 -> basically lets you handle You have
30923.48 -> structured and instructor data right So
30925.92 -> when you talk over dynamodb water
30927.52 -> does is it ensures that um
30930.06 -> it handles Uh but for a
30932.74 -> white managed services that deal with
30934.7 -> norrisville databases with So what is
30937.13 -> no escape No Eskil stands for
30939.36 -> not only sequel a rescuer trade
30942.38 -> So no sequel is nothing but
30944.11 -> that kind of databases that handle
30946.47 -> unstructured data as well because they're
30948.67 -> secretly devices will handle the structure
30950.58 -> data as simple as that Right
30952.26 -> So when you talk or unstructured
30953.98 -> data how do you deal with
30955.88 -> it for your unstructured data you
30958.07 -> would be needing services that basically
30961.78 -> support daytime different for Max And
30964.23 -> we do not have all those
30965.55 -> relational principles apply to it Even
30967.86 -> if those are applied does that
30968.92 -> apply to those in a different
30970.75 -> form of these databases Basically support
30973.28 -> big data applications Right So if
30975.35 -> you have unstructured data you can
30976.62 -> do that important point here is
30978.33 -> that when you talk or big
30979.26 -> data you're talking about a huge
30982.05 -> amount of data So Layton see
30984.27 -> becomes very important here You do
30985.77 -> not want to wait and see
30986.96 -> lacks who takes care of late
30989.04 -> and relax Here it is taken
30991.34 -> care by yard Amazon dynamodb Okay
30994.93 -> this again can scale at a
30997 -> very good level right And it
30998.64 -> is a key value and document
31001.04 -> database So when you say key
31002.24 -> value data base and document database
31004.35 -> we are talking about unstructured data
31006.45 -> bases here So if you worked
31007.7 -> on big data these times would
31009.4 -> make a lot more sense to
31010.75 -> you right What it also does
31012.98 -> is it supports Louis Litt and
31015.76 -> see as I mentioned How does
31016.92 -> it do that Carter that support
31018.16 -> your late and see services say
31020.42 -> For example if you have certain
31022.1 -> distributed applications and you require faster
31024.67 -> access talk about microsecond late and
31027.91 -> so it is very less Second
31029.57 -> itself is very small right When
31030.82 -> you talk about microsecond latency this
31033.13 -> can be handled by your dynamodb
31034.57 -> accelerator It is called as Dex
31036.87 -> Do not mistake it for the
31038.35 -> power to be expressions This is
31040.18 -> different This is dynamodb accelerated it
31043.73 -> again is a cash memory catch
31046.56 -> that lets you answer that you
31048.39 -> have microsecond late in CS were
31050.33 -> right would not have to worry
31052.16 -> about managing yourself was your by
31054.05 -> because of this over lesson nature
31056.47 -> So that is one plus point
31057.78 -> So you're installations maintenance operations office
31062.67 -> software Everything is taken care by
31065.02 -> the serverless service here at your
31067.73 -> hand Okay And it automatically skills
31069.92 -> to meet your requirements if there
31071.62 -> are any So this was about
31073.36 -> dynamodb right Let us go ahead
31075.66 -> and understand Some other point does
31076.9 -> as well So we have a
31078.59 -> Mazon Kindness is not when you're
31080.03 -> talking about Amazon guy necessities Evita
31082.15 -> analysis service Okay um everything happens
31086.56 -> here right You can collect the
31087.81 -> data process it and do the
31089.21 -> year time analysis on your streaming
31090.89 -> data Heisman So when you see
31092.01 -> your streaming data right we're talking
31094.88 -> about that data that is flowing
31096.45 -> that is continues right And that
31097.83 -> can be handled by your Amazon
31099.49 -> kindnesses If you ask me again
31101.86 -> how does it handle real time
31104.65 -> radar Right So if you've talked
31106.38 -> about real time great and you
31107.44 -> know big data applications right You
31109.48 -> know that there are processes like
31110.83 -> investing your data buffering your data
31113.07 -> and processing streaming data in real
31115.39 -> time Right So if you talk
31116.79 -> about kindness is it takes get
31119.74 -> off all these activities okay And
31122.76 -> it again is a fully managed
31123.89 -> service What is it capable off
31126.88 -> It is capable of handling video
31128.4 -> streams It can help you handle
31131.44 -> your data streams Ezra And you
31133.04 -> can connect with Emily Services to
31134.46 -> basically process and analyze this data
31137.04 -> that is there in your hand
31138.06 -> Okay If your job is to
31140.74 -> do it electorate is like Lord
31142.52 -> your data You can do that
31143.51 -> by using kindnesses Firoz No these
31145.27 -> are sub components off your AWS
31146.98 -> kindnesses Okay And then you have
31148.86 -> a separate component called as your
31150.99 -> data analytics That is kindnesses Data
31153.69 -> Analytics with lets you analyze streams
31155.66 -> of data with a scale or
31156.77 -> even with our If you want
31157.96 -> to how it works Basically you
31160.9 -> have to consider three pointers here
31162.49 -> When is your kindnesses data streams
31164.32 -> Kindnesses firehose and your kindness Estate
31167.62 -> analytics So assume that you have
31169.82 -> a camera through its you are
31171.87 -> capturing certain streams of data right
31174.89 -> And now this stream of data
31177.11 -> basically what you have to do
31178.29 -> is you have to move to
31179.13 -> your video streams That is kindnesses
31180.76 -> video streams Yeah you can in
31182.66 -> just this data right Stored encrypted
31184.61 -> Anyone add indexes to it for
31186.55 -> bats analytics Once that happens then
31188.8 -> you can move it to your
31190.66 -> machine learning or cognitive sources that
31192.68 -> AWS offers Amazon recognition is one
31194.78 -> service that lets you process You
31196.57 -> are video streams and these streams
31198.62 -> can be processed by your recognition
31200.56 -> service Amazon sagemaker is something that
31202.58 -> gives you your machine learning insights
31204.9 -> on this date and even that
31205.92 -> can be controlled by using these
31207.14 -> services Okay so this was about
31209.97 -> aws kindnesses But wait what is
31213 -> the output that you can expect
31214.09 -> when you talk about all the
31215.29 -> process that I just mentioned right
31217.69 -> Whether you talk about the real
31218.75 -> time or prisons over there talk
31219.94 -> about your bad doing machine learning
31221.44 -> applications even really a processing All
31223.97 -> these things can be processed are
31225.95 -> given result to you by using
31227.4 -> your kindnesses cells And then we
31230.01 -> have our AWS elastic cash in
31232.25 -> our This is probably the last
31234.83 -> stop databases that would be discussing
31236.56 -> today Okay so let's try and
31238.82 -> understand what it is So as
31240.26 -> the name suggests it's a cash
31241.83 -> right So when you say catch
31243.61 -> water does is if you have
31244.99 -> in memory data requirements on your
31246.84 -> clothes right which are open source
31248.86 -> in nature you are elastic acid
31250.82 -> takes care offered the second issued
31253.03 -> run and scale the data stores
31254.67 -> with he's so that you do
31256.7 -> not have to worry about the
31257.85 -> data that you're moving it When
31260.7 -> do we use elastic catching Elasticache
31263.18 -> is used in places where you
31264.46 -> need high performed right So when
31266.76 -> you say high performance are extreme
31268.65 -> performance we are refering toe quickly
31272.46 -> Didn't see again Right on You
31274.36 -> have applications that require like sub
31276.54 -> milliseconds off response right and you
31278.88 -> want end to end optimized stacks
31281.5 -> running on your customer Dedicated notes
31283.87 -> Amazon Elastic A civil Something is
31285.89 -> something that would actually to do
31287.15 -> these things that it does that
31288.21 -> at a blazing speed This again
31290.62 -> is a fully managed service that
31291.78 -> you have in your hand And
31294.02 -> you can scale that will to
31295.37 -> ensure that you do not have
31296.47 -> to worry about the traffic issues
31298.06 -> that are that it has certain
31299.46 -> sort of engines for their talk
31300.54 -> Kordic Elastic acid which can be
31302.99 -> for your readies for your meme
31304.27 -> gas Stand tall easily do it
31307.06 -> supports state So this was the
31309.23 -> final set off database service that
31310.95 -> we have Let us get into
31312.41 -> the demo part and probably then
31314.57 -> we can see what we can
31315.97 -> do that I'm not gonna go
31317.41 -> ahead and launch arts born a
31318.77 -> full fledged database service But let
31320.99 -> me walk you through it how
31322.47 -> the process works Okay so let's
31324.16 -> just go back to the dem
31324.98 -> apart and discuss how we can
31327.29 -> help You can actually go And
31328.49 -> Lawrence Relational database using tablets Right
31332.18 -> Okay So in this case what
31333.75 -> I'm gonna do is I'm gonna
31334.66 -> go ahead and get into my
31335.97 -> rds service That is my relational
31338.39 -> database service That is there in
31339.88 -> my hand Okay So guys let's
31350.61 -> go ahead and create a database
31352.67 -> here right So I have two
31355.16 -> options Like I have my Amazon
31357.69 -> cloud where I can create it
31358.97 -> This is in house is what
31360.17 -> I would call it And the
31361.5 -> adoption obviously would be on my
31363.39 -> unpromising us Right So what are
31365.08 -> these two options This is where
31366.62 -> you create a cloud store on
31368.37 -> double for instance off ideas So
31371.57 -> probably this would be if I'm
31372.98 -> not wrong This word again we
31374.16 -> are easy to instance because that
31376.53 -> is the service that gives you
31377.64 -> You're watching machines here and then
31379.8 -> you can write their own prime
31380.7 -> Ice wasn't as well You can
31381.87 -> have your being very data centers
31383.16 -> We can choose that Since we're
31384.77 -> using your loveless retail stick to
31386.48 -> the east It wasn't that we
31388.3 -> have right now There are two
31390.1 -> options This is an important point
31391.62 -> that you should know Okay so
31393.41 -> you have when your standard create
31394.89 -> and the other one is easy
31395.82 -> clear Something that I mentioned while
31397.12 -> we were discussing databases straight So
31399.92 -> when you talk about the standard
31401.03 -> create right you'll set up all
31402.5 -> the configuration options Now this could
31404.35 -> include er availability security backups and
31407.86 -> maintenance will use the standard open
31409.32 -> so that we can go through
31410.12 -> all this process music that what
31411.82 -> it does is what there is
31412.74 -> the best that AWS feels that
31414.7 -> would suit in the requirements it
31416.57 -> would by default create that and
31418.02 -> rule it out Okay so what
31419.67 -> are the engines that we have
31421.14 -> on our hands We have Indians
31423.35 -> like your Amazon Aurora right Amazon
31426.39 -> Not on is another So he
31427.79 -> was another And this next one
31428.99 -> is my skill It is a
31430.37 -> simple type of databases that we
31431.78 -> have on our hands in our
31433.11 -> plates Right Next is your Maria
31435.4 -> DB right You have your post
31437.72 -> GREs school where I call any
31439.57 -> when you're Microsoft SQL So So
31442.68 -> these elevator bay says that I
31443.97 -> can choose from right And when
31445.61 -> I choose these databases I also
31447.18 -> have an option of selecting itself
31448.64 -> version For now let me just
31450.82 -> go ahead and select my school
31456.07 -> So when you say my skill
31457.19 -> right you have these virgins that
31458.61 -> at their on your plate So
31460.62 -> depending upon the kind of application
31462.11 -> that you want to launch right
31463.08 -> you can choose any one of
31464.41 -> these virgins That is their right
31466.64 -> So by default it has selected
31468.76 -> my school 8.7 That's just go
31471.15 -> over Lou wasn't We're not gonna
31473.67 -> We're gonna launch it But we're
31474.73 -> not gonna wearing use it any
31475.94 -> which way so that this wouldn't
31477.32 -> be selected here for now Okay
31479.63 -> what are the templates Right So
31481 -> guys these are three important points
31482.34 -> that you have your corruption You
31484.09 -> have your death test and you
31485.2 -> have your Freedy it So what
31486.84 -> is a production environment So that's
31489.32 -> when you talk or production environment
31490.84 -> It is something that any customer
31492.44 -> would be using it Right So
31494.1 -> in that case their availability becomes
31495.71 -> very important You cannot let your
31497.92 -> data go around for a while
31499.18 -> as well right So in that
31501.15 -> case high availability data centers are
31504.16 -> advisable You want to respond it
31506.41 -> on the sources that are always
31507.67 -> available So when you choose production
31510.33 -> that is what you'll get But
31511.73 -> again this does not fall under
31513.31 -> Your Freedia will be charged for
31514.67 -> it And this is very actually
31516.63 -> spawn about So for yourself right
31518.59 -> Death pestis somewhere basically the similar
31521.28 -> to your three d like but
31522.91 -> it is intended for people where
31524.25 -> you want to actually go ahead
31525.25 -> and test this database All whatever
31528.22 -> data you put on top of
31529.21 -> it in the development and merriment
31531.15 -> Right So it is for the
31531.94 -> testing phase Now if you talk
31535.03 -> about the Freedia it's understandable that
31537.15 -> this would be with meager and
31538.75 -> minimal resources What you read here
31540.53 -> is it says use ideas Freedia
31544.36 -> to develop new applications to test
31546.56 -> existing applications and gain hands on
31548.6 -> So this is for your practice
31550.02 -> See guys right I mean this
31551.86 -> would be with a minimal resources
31553.19 -> and you won't be charged anything
31554.35 -> part Let's toe stick to the
31555.95 -> video and phenolic What are they
31558.48 -> said Things like guys What is
31559.89 -> the identified What is the name
31561.2 -> of the radius Is there Taiwan
31562.61 -> database What I want I'm sorry
31563.88 -> for that Okay So this is
31565.39 -> basically we'll tell you what is
31566.31 -> the name of her database Should
31567.45 -> be like what are the credentials
31569.65 -> required Uh try to log in
31572.68 -> for the master user off Very
31575.26 -> love it So you would be
31576.84 -> wanting an admin access year right
31579.06 -> What is the password that I
31580.88 -> should set up Like we just
31582.85 -> go ahead and type something here
31585.47 -> Maybe something like great learning Great
31591.67 -> again So something like great learning
31597.34 -> and the rate So guys what
31613.25 -> is the DB instance that you
31614.36 -> won't be wanted But Stephen right
31616.27 -> We wanted memory are standard optimized
31618.86 -> by default I'm getting it burst
31620.13 -> people These are my gender purpose
31621.84 -> instances Did you optimize performance to
31624.45 -> you But if you want you
31625.75 -> can blessed it up to a
31626.8 -> great extent for a limited amount
31629.2 -> of pain standard and memory ones
31631.41 -> would be costly It don't fall
31633.13 -> under the three tier option that
31634.34 -> I have What is he kind
31636.46 -> off story I want It can
31638.9 -> be provisioned I up So even
31640.13 -> general purpose right Ah located storage
31642.88 -> like into something that I want
31644.84 -> I can go for 20 I
31646.39 -> can even go for then it
31648.49 -> does not matter really Right now
31650.26 -> Okay And no one multi DZ
31656.88 -> be permitted Multi is deployment Why
31658.9 -> is this option here Say for
31660.62 -> example if I were to move
31662.25 -> it into production I would be
31663.3 -> requiring more availability right on the
31665.51 -> three tier I did not have
31666.32 -> an option to choose us But
31667.86 -> if I want to create a
31668.92 -> standard backup in some particular reason
31670.94 -> in that case I can use
31672.23 -> multi easy deployment as well Okay
31677.15 -> so that is what we can
31678.44 -> do We have if you want
31679.18 -> to But we're not gonna go
31680.09 -> ahead and do that And the
31681.53 -> reason is very simple Right now
31684.29 -> we're not concerned about that larger
31687.85 -> scale application that we have on
31689.26 -> our mind Drink So be fault
31690.91 -> Bpc Yes I can create my
31693.93 -> own We pc if I want
31695.07 -> Oh we pieces nothing but your
31696.79 -> virtual private cloud Right So basically
31699.34 -> when you try to spawn any
31700.63 -> resource it has to fall under
31702.04 -> particular submit particular network in hand
31704.75 -> Right Where do I get that
31706.3 -> network from Or do I get
31707.53 -> that network I get that network
31709.86 -> by creating VPC It is nothing
31711.88 -> but a virtual private cloud A
31713.64 -> networking service So it creates a
31715.6 -> summit for me or a watcher
31716.91 -> network for me Okay so let
31718.94 -> it create a default Me PC
31720.49 -> Right Possible authentication Ah tend to
31723.33 -> get using database password So water
31725.09 -> password I've entered I cannot tend
31726.54 -> to get using that password I
31728.09 -> can't even set up and I
31729.3 -> I am BBs So he did
31732.14 -> a base authentication So when you
31733.72 -> say I am right identity and
31735.48 -> access management basically can create a
31737.79 -> rule right Or create a user
31739.75 -> that can access this particular resource
31741.87 -> So you can do that as
31742.78 -> well But we have already given
31744.34 -> in passport So let's stick to
31745.34 -> that Do I need to add
31746.7 -> in this new configuration details If
31748.25 -> I warned toe do you have
31750.57 -> these options You can go out
31751.83 -> and ID's Let's not do that
31755.1 -> number Is this burning secret Okay
31758.98 -> so the passwords do not match
31760.38 -> I was expecting that to happen
31768.7 -> Now let's see if I can
31770.5 -> match these I'm just gonna go
31780 -> in secret There's just the ordered
31805.21 -> undeterred password I'm gonna go There's
31810.89 -> good in secret So they were
31817.59 -> just like that My instance would
31819.86 -> be upend earning It might take
31821.68 -> a few minutes for this instance
31822.94 -> to lot Are this database instance
31825.19 -> to launch And once it's done
31826.77 -> it's a penalty for you to
31827.95 -> use As I mentioned I'm not
31829.6 -> gonna go ahead and connect to
31830.59 -> this instance for that He lacked
31831.77 -> assess etched into it And I
31834.22 -> don't want places such because for
31835.86 -> that I laughed again going download
31839.37 -> a petition greater and then actually
31840.82 -> go ahead and convert my 10
31841.9 -> 5 into a more usable password
31845.51 -> that is understood by my putting
31847.72 -> poopy and pretty generator right So
31850.05 -> let's not do that But I
31851.09 -> believe the part that I wanted
31852.69 -> to explain here is clear to
31854.35 -> you people So let's just quickly
31856.28 -> go ahead and believe this leader
31858.79 -> I'm not gonna do that because
31859.91 -> I'll have to wait for it
31860.77 -> to get created first And after
31862.84 -> that I can Okay I can
31864.16 -> delete it now is well there's
31868.76 -> not a Garden City lead new
31876.14 -> after that believe me So this
31880.5 -> would really leader even before it
31881.7 -> gets created But I believe that
31883.1 -> justice clear do people and you
31884.83 -> understand what was expected or over
31886.4 -> trade Okay so this is pretty
31892.73 -> much it right Let us now
31895.92 -> move for the ran Take up
31897.62 -> a certain set off questions that
31899.92 -> I feel we need toe Answer
31901.39 -> it So normally when I do
31903.28 -> take life sessions I normally get
31905.93 -> quite a few questions that people
31907.35 -> put forth And I felt that
31909.52 -> we should discuss um all those
31910.85 -> questions here so that we can
31912.93 -> close this thing properly Right So
31914.86 -> what are the questions that people
31917.02 -> normally ask So when you talk
31918.51 -> about unions are grace inside what
31920.11 -> questions people normally have Its people
31921.73 -> ask questions like Okay as a
31923.27 -> fresher do I have hope off
31924.82 -> getting a career into AWS straight
31927.3 -> See now what is Cloud industry
31929.37 -> is growing at a piece with
31932.41 -> no industry is growing Uh if
31935.56 -> you talk about times like if
31936.75 -> you go like five years seven
31938.31 -> years 10 years back from now
31940.2 -> the toppings that people expected you
31941.74 -> to learn WAAS something like Jiao
31943.71 -> right a programming language Now what
31947.26 -> people expect you to learn is
31948.52 -> something like heightened rate Give a
31950.89 -> couple of years and you'll see
31952.48 -> that cloud computing being taught in
31954.02 -> colleges It's because it is something
31956.23 -> that is here to ST and
31957.81 -> then we'll see a lot of
31958.68 -> people getting hired as a fresher
31960.1 -> Indian We still have companies like
31962.39 -> X enter What they do is
31963.54 -> they hire like they go to
31964.98 -> a particular college and pick up
31966.18 -> like 203 100 people at a
31967.54 -> time And the nowadays there are
31969.53 -> so many projects that aren't load
31970.83 -> that I've seen people even as
31972.11 -> fresher is working on these platforms
31974.06 -> like AWS and Azure So they
31975.84 -> have been cleaned as well and
31977.29 -> taken for the rest of my
31978.55 -> question would be as a fresher
31980.5 -> not through campus where I get
31981.92 -> placed Um as officially is the
31985.32 -> chances are more The reason is
31986.93 -> as a fresher a company would
31988.19 -> not expect you to know a
31989.24 -> lot I'm okay in every state
31992.3 -> What they're expected to noise Can
31994.22 -> you work on basic fundamentals Say
31996.48 -> for example if you talk about
31997.34 -> it in a place they're like
31998.08 -> pence off projects If it was
31999.29 -> a dead website you can do
32000.59 -> so many things there like 10
32002.19 -> minutes projects 15 years physics and
32003.64 -> even two minutes to us projects
32004.99 -> that have been defined that have
32006.36 -> project that take your day or
32007.51 -> two as well if you want
32008.26 -> to implement So if you can
32009.4 -> take up those projects most of
32010.69 -> them fall under Freedia fate You
32012.42 -> can build up assuming for yourself
32014.25 -> and you can probably have a
32015.17 -> period So there are people who
32016.96 -> also ask questions like as Ah
32020 -> database administrator Can I get a
32021.65 -> job and clock Yep You can
32024.04 -> move Weird of Lewis or even
32025.78 -> as they are take the cops
32027.68 -> not develops This is soft suddenly
32029.38 -> certification for AWS right And if
32031.88 -> you talk about a ZR there
32033.27 -> are certifications that certify you in
32035.69 -> and Mr do practices So you
32037.4 -> can take those certifications and probably
32039.44 -> implement what knowledge you have on
32041.58 -> your and Mr Do level on
32045.14 -> cloud platforms Right So these would
32047.18 -> require you to implement cloud computing
32049.8 -> not cloud computing but the administrative
32051.55 -> skills on top off a jobless
32054.16 -> club So when you talk about
32056.43 -> questions some people also ask questions
32058.27 -> like I'm from our testing background
32059.71 -> Can I get a job yet
32060.61 -> Right So for you do not
32062.26 -> have any specific certifications that cloud
32064.43 -> platforms provide to you But if
32066.68 -> you have like right sort of
32067.85 -> testing skills maybe you can get
32070.36 -> our for Billups certifications Learn a
32073.01 -> little bit of development as well
32074.28 -> In process you would be given
32075.73 -> an option to test applications on
32077.32 -> top of blood Great then people
32079.99 -> who have knowledge about main friends
32082.34 -> and stuff they can also gettinto
32083.89 -> watch realization technologies and stuff like
32085.89 -> that So the opportunities for people
32088.37 -> on cloud are plenty right I
32090.03 -> mean it's all about how they
32091.86 -> explore those So um I believe
32096.86 -> I've answered the major questions that
32098.91 -> normally people have which are important
32100.73 -> from a Correa's perspective Um as
32103.95 -> well as the session goes I
32105.28 -> would be resting it here So
32106.82 -> there you go guys This brings
32107.91 -> us to the end of this
32108.84 -> discussion We have successfully discussed quite
32111.86 -> a few pointers toe a lot
32113.35 -> of debt Let us Now go
32115.11 -> ahead and summarize these pointers So
32117.92 -> first and foremost we understood cloud
32119.66 -> computing fundamentals like service models and
32121.56 -> deployment models Then we did go
32123.46 -> ahead and understand the AWS what
32124.99 -> it is and what are the
32126.04 -> career opportunities it has to offer
32127.43 -> to us Then we talked about
32129.41 -> the global infrastructure that is there
32131.3 -> When you talk about in of
32132.42 -> Louis what are some of the
32134.24 -> courtroom insert our first on water
32136.45 -> Compute services in specific what are
32138.76 -> irritably store it services and how
32140.66 -> networking works on top of AWS
32142.76 -> Then we did garden understand implementation
32144.63 -> of direction top of AWS implementation
32146.85 -> of machine learning on top of
32147.99 -> AWS We understood what security services
32150.47 -> stated their support What are some
32152.4 -> of the cool and important monitor
32154.08 -> in services that AWS has to
32155.33 -> offer to us How did a
32157.31 -> business work on top of AWS
32158.86 -> and finally finished things up by
32160.51 -> uncertain some of the important career
32162.17 -> questions So that is it now
32165.23 -> If you like this video ensure
32167.28 -> you live a light for this
32168.16 -> video on would also like to
32170.08 -> inform you that at great learning
32171.93 -> we have come up with Great
32173.1 -> Learning Academy Initiative where there are
32175.47 -> people's free courses that you can
32177.57 -> register toe And on completion of
32179.27 -> these courses you can actually avail
32181.79 -> a certification that you can have
32183.32 -> a single profile or to your
32184.8 -> resume And that would hold a
32186.48 -> lot of money for you That's
32188.44 -> it for my thank you aunt
32190.29 -> Have a nice time
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