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Managing AWS with Ansible
A Cloud Guru
A Cloud Guru
Ansible is a powerful tool for automating deployments. With a simple SSH connection, it is possible to automate many systems administration and deployment tasks. But, when we leverage the Ansible AWS modules, we can take our automation to the next level. Managing AWS with Ansible is a course that shows how we can use the AWS Ansible modules to dynamically provision cloud infrastructure, all from our Ansible control node. We'll discuss many key modules and also look at how we can bring them together to deploy full environments in the AWS cloud!
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Teaches essential skills for cloud automation by leveraging Ansible
Explores industry-standard AWS Ansible modules for practical cloud provisioning
Taught by A Cloud Guru instructors with expertise in AWS automation
Focuses on deploying full environments in the AWS cloud
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Learners who complete Managing AWS with Ansible will develop knowledge and skills
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Cloud Architect
Cloud Architect
A Cloud Architect leads an organization's cloud strategy and oversees the design, development, and management of cloud infrastructure and applications. They work with IT teams, business stakeholders, and cloud providers to ensure that cloud solutions align with business objectives. Managing AWS with Ansible can help Cloud Architects build a foundation in using Ansible to automate cloud infrastructure provisioning and management, a skill that is increasingly in demand in the cloud computing industry.
AWS Solutions Architect
AWS Solutions Architect
An AWS Solutions Architect designs, deploys, and manages cloud solutions for organizations using AWS. They work with customers to understand their business needs and translate them into technical solutions that leverage AWS services. Managing AWS with Ansible can help AWS Solutions Architects gain hands-on experience in using Ansible to automate AWS infrastructure and application management, a skill that can enhance their ability to deliver efficient and cost-effective solutions for customers.
Cloud Security Engineer
Cloud Security Engineer
A Cloud Security Engineer is responsible for securing cloud environments and applications. They work with IT teams to implement security measures, monitor for threats, and respond to security incidents. Managing AWS with Ansible can help Cloud Security Engineers build a foundation in using Ansible to automate security tasks in AWS, such as managing IAM roles and permissions, configuring security groups, and implementing security best practices.
DevOps Engineer
DevOps Engineer
A DevOps Engineer is responsible for bridging the gap between development and operations teams. They work to improve communication and collaboration between these teams and implement tools and processes to automate and streamline the software development and deployment lifecycle. Managing AWS with Ansible can help DevOps Engineers gain experience in using Ansible to automate infrastructure provisioning, configuration management, and application deployment, which can enhance their ability to deliver software faster and more efficiently.
Site Reliability Engineer
Site Reliability Engineer
A Site Reliability Engineer is responsible for ensuring the reliability and performance of software systems. They work with development and operations teams to monitor systems, identify and resolve performance issues, and implement improvements to enhance system uptime and availability. Managing AWS with Ansible can help Site Reliability Engineers build a foundation in using Ansible to automate system monitoring, configuration management, and performance optimization tasks, which can enhance their ability to maintain and improve the reliability of software systems.
Software Engineer
Software Engineer
A Software Engineer designs, develops, and maintains software applications. They work with product managers, designers, and other engineers to translate business requirements into technical solutions. Managing AWS with Ansible may be useful for Software Engineers who want to gain experience in using Ansible to automate infrastructure provisioning and application deployment, which can enhance their ability to deliver software faster and more efficiently.
Systems Administrator
Systems Administrator
A Systems Administrator is responsible for managing and maintaining computer systems and networks. They work with users to resolve technical issues, install and configure software, and ensure that systems are running smoothly and securely. Managing AWS with Ansible may be useful for Systems Administrators who want to gain experience in using Ansible to automate system administration tasks in AWS, such as managing EC2 instances, configuring networking, and implementing security measures.
Network Engineer
Network Engineer
A Network Engineer designs, implements, and maintains computer networks. They work with other engineers to ensure that networks are reliable, secure, and meet the performance requirements of the organization. Managing AWS with Ansible may be useful for Network Engineers who want to gain experience in using Ansible to automate network configuration and management tasks in AWS, such as managing VPCs, subnets, and security groups.
Security Analyst
Security Analyst
A Security Analyst is responsible for monitoring and analyzing security data to identify and respond to security threats. They work with security teams to implement security measures, investigate security incidents, and provide guidance on security best practices. Managing AWS with Ansible may be useful for Security Analysts who want to gain experience in using Ansible to automate security tasks in AWS, such as managing IAM roles and permissions, configuring security groups, and implementing security best practices.
Data Engineer
Data Engineer
A Data Engineer designs, builds, and maintains data pipelines and infrastructure. They work with data scientists and other engineers to ensure that data is available, reliable, and secure. Managing AWS with Ansible may be useful for Data Engineers who want to gain experience in using Ansible to automate data infrastructure provisioning and management tasks in AWS, such as managing EC2 instances, configuring networking, and implementing security measures.
Business Analyst
Business Analyst
A Business Analyst works with stakeholders to understand their business needs and translate them into technical requirements. They work with development and operations teams to ensure that software systems meet the needs of the business. Managing AWS with Ansible may be useful for Business Analysts who want to gain experience in using Ansible to automate infrastructure provisioning and application deployment, which can enhance their ability to deliver software faster and more efficiently.
Project Manager
Project Manager
A Project Manager is responsible for planning, executing, and closing projects. They work with stakeholders to define project scope, timelines, and budgets. Managing AWS with Ansible may be useful for Project Managers who want to gain experience in using Ansible to automate project-related tasks, such as managing resources, tracking progress, and reporting on project status.
Technical Writer
Technical Writer
A Technical Writer creates and maintains technical documentation. They work with engineers and other stakeholders to document software systems, products, and processes. Managing AWS with Ansible may be useful for Technical Writers who want to gain experience in using Ansible to automate documentation generation tasks, such as creating playbooks, roles, and modules.
Quality Assurance Analyst
Quality Assurance Analyst
A Quality Assurance Analyst is responsible for testing software to ensure that it meets quality standards. They work with development and operations teams to identify and fix defects. Managing AWS with Ansible may be useful for Quality Assurance Analysts who want to gain experience in using Ansible to automate testing tasks, such as running tests, collecting results, and reporting on test coverage.
IT Auditor
IT Auditor
An IT Auditor is responsible for auditing IT systems and processes to ensure that they are compliant with regulations and standards. Managing AWS with Ansible may be useful for IT Auditors who want to gain experience in using Ansible to automate audit tasks, such as collecting data, analyzing systems, and reporting on audit findings.
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Reading list
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deeper understanding of the topics covered in
Managing AWS with Ansible.
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Practical guide to writing clean code. It covers topics such as naming conventions, code organization, and refactoring.
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Classic guide to DevOps practices. It covers topics such as the three ways of DevOps, continuous delivery, and building a high-performing DevOps team.
Practical guide to implementing Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) practices in organizations. It covers topics such as incident management, error budgeting, and monitoring.
Classic guide to software development best practices. It covers topics such as design patterns, refactoring, and testing.
Study guide for the AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate (SAA-C02) exam. It covers all the topics tested on the exam and good resource for learning about the core concepts of AWS cloud computing.
Practical guide to using Ansible for configuration management and deployment. It covers topics such as installing and configuring Ansible, writing playbooks, and using Ansible modules.
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Provides a comprehensive overview of cloud computing concepts, technologies, and architectures. It good resource for learning about the fundamentals of cloud computing and how it can be used to improve business operations.
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Practical guide to working with legacy code. It covers topics such as refactoring, testing, and debugging.
Guide to implementing Lean Startup principles in organizations. It covers topics such as building a minimum viable product, testing hypotheses, and iterating quickly.
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Novel that tells the story of a fictional IT team that is tasked with implementing DevOps practices. It good resource for learning about the challenges and benefits of DevOps.
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Teaches essential skills for cloud automation by leveraging Ansible
Explores industry-standard AWS Ansible modules for practical cloud provisioning
Taught by A Cloud Guru instructors with expertise in AWS automation
Focuses on deploying full environments in the AWS cloud
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