Cloud Databases on AWS and AZURE

Cloud Databases on AWS and AZURE, available at $29.99, has an average rating of 4, with 27 lectures, based on 34 reviews, and has 6502 subscribers.

You will learn about On completion of this course you would be able to develop and deploy your applications over Amazon Cloud- Amazon Web Services. You would be in a better position to implement all DBMS concepts on AWS cloud using various kinds of database services out there. Flexibility to develop applications with DynamoDB, Neptune, RDS, StorageGateway, etc In this course we would explore various Database services available on Microsoft Azure cloud. We would learn SQL Database, CosmosDB, and Data warehouse with practical exercises and projects. This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who just wants to learn and test Amazon Web Services Platform or any developer willing to develop his/her application over Amazon Cloud- Amazon Web Services. or Desire to master Database operations, and passion to learn various kinds of Databases on Cloud. or Anyone who would be interested to learn Cloud Computing with Microsoft Azure. or Would be interested in learning various Database services and option. or Want to make a career in Cloud Computing and Database-as-a-Service. It is particularly useful for Anyone who just wants to learn and test Amazon Web Services Platform or any developer willing to develop his/her application over Amazon Cloud- Amazon Web Services. or Desire to master Database operations, and passion to learn various kinds of Databases on Cloud. or Anyone who would be interested to learn Cloud Computing with Microsoft Azure. or Would be interested in learning various Database services and option. or Want to make a career in Cloud Computing and Database-as-a-Service.

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Summary

Title: Cloud Databases on AWS and AZURE

Price: $29.99

Average Rating: 4

Number of Lectures: 27

Number of Published Lectures: 27

Number of Curriculum Items: 27

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 27

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

On completion of this course you would be able to develop and deploy your applications over Amazon Cloud- Amazon Web Services.
You would be in a better position to implement all DBMS concepts on AWS cloud using various kinds of database services out there.
Flexibility to develop applications with DynamoDB, Neptune, RDS, StorageGateway, etc
In this course we would explore various Database services available on Microsoft Azure cloud.
We would learn SQL Database, CosmosDB, and Data warehouse with practical exercises and projects.

Who Should Attend

Anyone who just wants to learn and test Amazon Web Services Platform or any developer willing to develop his/her application over Amazon Cloud- Amazon Web Services.
Desire to master Database operations, and passion to learn various kinds of Databases on Cloud.
Anyone who would be interested to learn Cloud Computing with Microsoft Azure.
Would be interested in learning various Database services and option.
Want to make a career in Cloud Computing and Database-as-a-Service.

Target Audiences

Anyone who just wants to learn and test Amazon Web Services Platform or any developer willing to develop his/her application over Amazon Cloud- Amazon Web Services.
Desire to master Database operations, and passion to learn various kinds of Databases on Cloud.
Anyone who would be interested to learn Cloud Computing with Microsoft Azure.
Would be interested in learning various Database services and option.
Want to make a career in Cloud Computing and Database-as-a-Service.

Are you working on a project that involves some kind of cloud database? There are definitely a wide array of databases available to us, but as everything if shifting towards cloud computing platforms, it would be a wise decision to learn some of the Cloud Databases that can take your project to the next level. You will find all kinds of databases on the cloud, be it a traditional SQL based Relational Databases, or the JSON based NoSQL and NewSQL databases. You can easily provision Data warehouse on the cloud and migrate data between two databases easily. Cloud adoption is powered by massive scalability, cost-effectiveness, elasticity, that are the core features of Cloud computing platforms. You can easily integrate a wide range of tools and services available on cloud platform with Cloud databases, where you no longer need to worry about updating software patches, or load balancing issues. This is a beginner level course, where you learn everything about Cloud Databases right from scratch, so don’t worry if you are a student or new to databases. But it gradually moves towards advanced concepts that can upgrade your database skills to the professional levels.

Advantages of Cloud Databases

Easy to Scale up and down (No need to provision everything at the beginning)
Highly Elastic- can create large number of instances when demand surges

(A large number of websites simply Crash due to their incapability to host sudden rise of Traffic, this can be easily handled by Cloud Databases)
Easy to integrate with wide range of Cloud services such as Storage, Compute, Analytics, Mobile, IoT, Machine Learning and Data Science, etc
There is a huge variety of Cloud Databases, you can create any or all of them- Relational, SQL based, NoSQL, JSON based, etc.
Cloud databases are backed with almost real-time technical support, with great documentation and example projects.

In this course you will be learning various cloud databases on AWS (Amazon Web Services) and Microsoft Azure cloud computing platforms. In the starting sections of this course, you will learn about various cloud databased on AWS, followed by the cloud databases on Microsoft Azure. This way you would be in a better position to compare these two major cloud platforms and plan your database strategy on cloud.

Database services on AWS:

Amazon RDS (Relational Database Service)
DynamoDB (NoSQL databases- Key Value, column, document, etc)
Elasticache (In-memory data store with large cache)
Redshift (used to create data archive)
Neptune (quick and reliable Graph database)

Database services on Microsoft Azure:

Azure SQL Database (Relational database on cloud)
CosmosDB (NoSQL databases- Key Value, column, document, graph, etc)
Data Warehouse (keep infrequent data archive of semi-structured or structured data)

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Course Introduction

Chapter 2: Introduction to AWS

Lecture 1: Exploring Amazon Web Services

Lecture 2: Creating an AWS account

Chapter 3: AWS Command Line Interface

Lecture 1: AWS CLI: Installation and Configuring with IAM user credentials

Lecture 2: AWS CLI: Command Reference

Chapter 4: AWS Databases

Lecture 1: Database Introduction

Lecture 2: RDS

Lecture 3: RDS- Practical

Lecture 4: DynamoDB

Lecture 5: Elasticache

Lecture 6: Elasticache- Practical

Lecture 7: Redshift

Lecture 8: Redshift- Practical

Lecture 9: Neptune

Lecture 10: Neptune- Practical

Chapter 5: Create a Table in DynamoDB

Lecture 1: Create a Table

Lecture 2: Add rows and columns using form and Json in Dynamodb

Lecture 3: Scan and Query with Filter table

Lecture 4: Running SQL Queries in Dynamodb using PartiQL editor

Lecture 5: Create Backup and export to S3 bucket

Chapter 6: Azure Databases

Lecture 1: SQL Database

Lecture 2: CosmosDB

Lecture 3: CosmosDB- Create an Instance

Lecture 4: CosmosDB- Exploring Options

Lecture 5: Data Warehouse

Lecture 6: Data Warehouse- Create an Instance

Lecture 7: Data Warehouse- Exploring Options

Instructors

Harshit Srivastava
Cloud Professional | Content Creator | Edupreneur

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2 stars: 4 votes
3 stars: 9 votes
4 stars: 9 votes
5 stars: 10 votes

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