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Projects in Cloud Computing

Traditional systems of storage and platforms are complicated, expensive and time consuming, where developers required purchasing the right hardware for the right application and ramping up servers to...

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Course Description

Traditional systems of storage and platforms are complicated, expensive and time consuming, where developers required purchasing the right hardware for the right application and ramping up servers to scale their software. However, cloud computing revolutionized the way systems performed making it simpler and cheaper for companies to simply rent system platforms, instead of creating them from scrat...

Traditional systems of storage and platforms are complicated, expensive and time consuming, where developers required purchasing the right hardware for the right application and ramping up servers to scale their software. However, cloud computing revolutionized the way systems performed making it simpler and cheaper for companies to simply rent system platforms, instead of creating them from scratch. Cloud Computing allows companies to share processing power, storage and even other services on demand such as computer networks, servers, storage, applications, etc. This provides companies with more resources to get their applications running faster and also requires less maintenance.

What you’ll learn
  • Cloud Provisioning: Ansible, Vagrant
  • Orchestration: Kubernetes
  • Providers: AWS, GCloud, Microsoft Azure, Heroku and OpenShift
  • Architecture: IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service), PaaS (Platform as a service) and SaaS (Software as a service)
  • Application Clients: Azure Python SDK, GCloud SDK, Heroku SDK, OpenShift Client
  • Build Tools: Gradle, WebPack and PIP
  • Design Patterns: Circuit Breaker, Service Registration and Discovery, Load Balancing, Universal JavaScript
  • Cloud Programming Languages: Python, Java, Go, JavaScript
  • Emerging Cloud Technologies: Docker clusters, ReactJS zero configuration, Microservices

Covering Topics

1
Section 1 : Introduction
2
Section 2 : Anatomy of an AWS Instance
3
Section 3 : Firebase
4
Section 4 : Cloud Programming Languages
5
Section 5 : Google Cloud Platform (gcloud) PAAS
6
Section 6 : Google Cloud Platform APIs
7
Section 7 : Azure Cloud Model
8
Section 8 : Azure sdk
9
Section 9 : Azure NoSQL
10
Section 10 : Introduction to the Netflix OSS
11
Section 11 : Service Discovery
12
Section 12 : Real Time Guarantee
13
Section 13 : Netflix Universal JavaScript
14
Section 14 : Heroku Conceptual Model
15
Section 15 : SpringBoot on Heroku
16
Section 16 : React js on Heroku
17
Section 17 : OpenShift EcoSystem
18
Section 18 : OpenShift Origin
19
Section 19 : OpenShift Container Platform
20
Section 20 : Kubernetes
21
Section 21 : Summary

Curriculum

      Section 1 : Introduction
1
intro
      Section 2 : Anatomy of an AWS Instance
2
Spin up a virtual machine (EC2) with security group
3
Install Nginx
4
Test Nginx as reverse proxy
5
Extend Security with the IAM Console
6
Ansible Configuration
7
Provisioning with Ansible
8
Setup Ansible Dynamic Inventory
9
Use Dynamic Inventory
10
Going Further with AWS
      Section 3 : Firebase
11
Setup a Firebase Development Environment
12
Firebase Authentication
13
Using Firebase Internal API's Storage
14
Using Firebase Internal API's Database
      Section 4 : Cloud Programming Languages
15
Cloud Programming Languages
      Section 5 : Google Cloud Platform (gcloud) PAAS
16
Setup a Google Cloud Platform Development Environment
17
Setup a Google Cloud Platform Shell Environment Part A
18
Setup a Google Cloud Platform Shell Environment Part B
19
Setup a Google Cloud App Engine Rest API
20
Extending Google Cloud App Engine Rest API with the DataStore
21
Setup a Google Cloud Platform Key Value Store A
22
Setup a Google Cloud Platform Key Value Store B
23
Setup a Google Cloud Platform Key Value Store C
      Section 6 : Google Cloud Platform APIs
24
Google Cloud Storage Set up a Gcloud Development Environment
25
Setup a Google Cloud Platform File Storage Application
26
Gcloud File Storage Application OAuth Config and API Implementation
      Section 7 : Azure Cloud Model
27
Understanding the Azure Cloud Model
28
Create and Configure an Active Directory to access Azure Resources
29
Set Active Directory Permissions to access Azure Resources
30
Setup a Azure Development Environment
31
Test the Azure Development Environment with the default key store
32
Test the Azure Development Environment with the Resource manager
      Section 8 : Azure sdk
33
Provisioning with the Azure sdk
34
Accessing and configuring the Provisioned machine
35
Configuring Azure Network access
36
Azure Storage with the Azure Python sdk
37
Blobservice and File Upload with the Azure sdk
      Section 9 : Azure NoSQL
38
Azure NoSQL service with the Azure sdk
39
Set up an Azure DocumentDb Development Environment
40
Create and run a Azure DocumentDb NoSQL Client
41
Working with DocumentDb NoSQL Client
      Section 10 : Introduction to the Netflix OSS
42
Introduction to the Netflix OSS
43
Design a Cloud Project Using Netflix OSS
      Section 11 : Service Discovery
44
Service Discovery Registry with Netflix OSS Eureka: dependencies
45
Service Discovery with Netflix OSS Eureka: runtime artifacts
46
Service Discovery with Netflix OSS Eureka: putting it all together
      Section 12 : Real Time Guarantee
47
Real Time Guarantee with Netflix OSS Hystrix: Configuration
48
Real Time Guarantee with Netflix OSS Hystrix: Implementation
49
Real Time Guarantee with Netflix OSS Hystrix: runtime
50
Implement a Netflix OSS Rest client with Feign: Configuration
51
Implement a Netflix OSS Rest client with Feign: runtime
      Section 13 : Netflix Universal JavaScript
52
Netflix Universal JavaScript
53
Netflix Universal JavaScript: configuration
54
Netflix Universal JavaScript: client implementation
55
Netflix Universal JavaScript: server configuration
56
Netflix Universal JavaScript: server implementation
      Section 14 : Heroku Conceptual Model
57
Basic Concepts
58
Set up a heroku development environment(PostgreSQL)
59
Set up a heroku development environment(Heroku toolbelt)
      Section 15 : SpringBoot on Heroku
60
Spin up a spring boot app on Heroku
61
Spin up a spring boot app on Heroku: production
      Section 16 : React js on Heroku
62
Spin up a React js app on Heroku
63
Spin up a React js app on Heroku: production
      Section 17 : OpenShift EcoSystem
64
OpenShift EcoSystem High Level Concepts
      Section 18 : OpenShift Origin
65
OpenShift Origin Online Spin up a CMS
      Section 19 : OpenShift Container Platform
66
Introduction to OpenShift Container Platform basic concepts
67
Setup the OpenShift Container Platform as a private cloud
      Section 20 : Kubernetes
68
Kubernetes Containers and Pods
      Section 21 : Summary
69
Summary

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