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AWS DevOps Simplified

AWS DevOps Simplified

By : Akshay Kapoor
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AWS DevOps Simplified

AWS DevOps Simplified

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By: Akshay Kapoor

Overview of this book

DevOps and AWS are the two key enablers for the success of any modern software-run business. DevOps accelerates software delivery, while AWS offers a plethora of services, allowing developers to prioritize business outcomes without worrying about undifferentiated heavy lifting. This book focuses on the synergy between them, equipping you with strong foundations, hands-on examples, and a strategy to accelerate your DevOps journey on AWS. AWS DevOps Simplified is a practical guide that starts with an introduction to AWS DevOps offerings and aids you in choosing a cloud service that fits your company's operating model. Following this, it provides hands-on tutorials on the GitOps approach to software delivery, covering immutable infrastructure and pipelines, using tools such as Packer, CDK, and CodeBuild/CodeDeploy. Additionally, it provides you with a deep understanding of AWS container services and how to implement observability and DevSecOps best practices to build and operate your multi-account, multi-Region AWS environments. By the end of this book, you’ll be equipped with solutions and ready-to-deploy code samples that address common DevOps challenges faced by enterprises hosting workloads in the cloud.
Table of Contents (19 chapters)
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Part 1 Driving Transformation through AWS and DevOps
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Part 2 Faster Software Delivery with Consistent and Reproducible Environments
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Part 3 Security and Observability of Containerized Workloads
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Part 4 Taking the Next Steps

ECS constructs and security features

Being an opinionated container management service from AWS, some constructs are unique to the ECS service. Since they are not commonly used across other tools or platforms in the container ecosystem, let’s briefly discuss them.

Important constructs used by ECS

Similar to how we declaratively define the state of our resources in a CloudFormation template, we use JSON-based manifests to outline the needs of our containers, how they are related to each other, as well as their integration with other services. The next step is to pass them over to ECS to manage.

Container definitions – the most basic level of container configuration

This is the lowest level of configuration detail expected from the user. Within a container definition, you can define properties such as Docker images, CPU and memory allocation, networking, security, Linux parameters, volume mounts, port mappings, and so on.

A container definition includes all...

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