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.:PROUDLY PRESENTS:.
Cloud Academy Automated Data Management with EBS, S3, and Glacier
Release Date.: 04-09-2019
Type.: Bookware
Disks.: 40x15mb
Link.: https://cloudacademy.com

Release Notes

Data management is a key part of the infrastructure of most
organizations, especially those dealing with large data
stores. For example, imagine a team involved in
scientifical analysis of data: they probably require a
system to store the raw data in, another to analyze chunks
of data quickly and cost-efficiently, and long-term
archival to keep both the raw data and the result of their
computation. In cases like that, it's important to deploy
an automated system that can move data efficiently with
integrated automatic backups.
In this course, the experienced System Administrator and
Cloud Expert David Clinton will talk about implementing
such a data management and backup system using EBS, S3 and
Glacier, and taking advantage of the S3 LifeCycle feature
and of DataPipiline for the automation of data transfers
among the various pieces of the infrastructure. This system
can be enabled easily and cheaply, as is shown in the last
lecture of the course.
Who should take this course
As a beginner-to-intermediate course, some basic knoweldge
of AWS is expected. A basic knowledge of programming is
also needed to follow along the Glacier lecture. In any
case, even those who are totally newcomers to these topics
should be able to grasp at least the key concepts.
If you want to learn more about the AWS solutions discussed
in this course, you might want to check our other AWS
courses. Also, if you want to test your knowledge on the
basic topics covered in this course, we strongly suggest to
take our AWS questions. You will learn more about every
single services cited in this course.
If you have thoughts or suggestions for this course, please
contact Cloud Academy atsupport*cloudacademy*com.

Greetings fly out to:

Kodemusen, KoseBamsen

STM is back.
For all the ppl we worked with
in the past. We salute you.

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Updated: 09/09/2002