| 1. Dockerizing our app.mp4 | 230.6 MB | ||
| 1. Dockerizing our app.srt | 15.7 KB | ||
| 1. Introduction.mp4 | 17.8 MB | ||
| 1. Introduction.srt | 5.4 KB | ||
| 1. Setting up our connection to DynamoDB.mp4 | 17.6 MB | ||
| 1. Setting up our connection to DynamoDB.srt | 4.6 KB | ||
| 1. Start reorganising files into more logical modules.mp4 | 18.3 MB | ||
| 1. Start reorganising files into more logical modules.srt | 3.4 KB | ||
| 1. What is DynamoDB and Why use it.mp4 | 24.3 MB | ||
| 1. What is DynamoDB and Why use it.srt | 4.4 KB | ||
| 1.1 Node01 - Learn to code a Node JS webapp and deploy it on AWS Fargate.pdf | 515.4 KB | ||
| 10. Inserting our first ToDo item by code.mp4 | 24.6 MB | ||
| 10. Inserting our first ToDo item by code.srt | 4 KB | ||
| 11. Debugging our DynamoDB connection.mp4 | 19.3 MB | ||
| 11. Debugging our DynamoDB connection.srt | 4.7 KB | ||
| 12. Introduction to JavaScript Promises.mp4 | 44.4 MB | ||
| 12. Introduction to JavaScript Promises.srt | 8.8 KB | ||
| 13. What are HTTP Status codes.mp4 | 29.8 MB | ||
| 13. What are HTTP Status codes.srt | 7.5 KB | ||
| 14. Finishing up our Create ToDo controller.mp4 | 28.4 MB | ||
| 14. Finishing up our Create ToDo controller.srt | 5.8 KB | ||
| 15. Implementing our Get ToDo's controller.mp4 | 41.6 MB | ||
| 15. Implementing our Get ToDo's controller.srt | 8.6 KB | ||
| 16. Installing Nodemon to automatically reset our development server for us.mp4 | 17.7 MB | ||
| 16. Installing Nodemon to automatically reset our development server for us.srt | 3.6 KB | ||
| 17. Sending the ToDo's back in our responses.mp4 | 9.7 MB | ||
| 17. Sending the ToDo's back in our responses.srt | 1.8 KB | ||
| 18. Filtering out completed ToDo's.mp4 | 20.8 MB | ||
| 18. Filtering out completed ToDo's.srt | 5 KB | ||
| 19. Implementing the Update Todo Endpoint.mp4 | 33.9 MB | ||
| 19. Implementing the Update Todo Endpoint.srt | 7.4 KB | ||
| 2. Installing NodeJS dependencies.mp4 | 5 MB | ||
| 2. Installing NodeJS dependencies.srt | 2.3 KB | ||
| 2. Pushing to AWS Elastic Container Registry.mp4 | 54.4 MB | ||
| 2. Pushing to AWS Elastic Container Registry.srt | 3.3 KB | ||
| 2. Separating our first controller.mp4 | 28.6 MB | ||
| 2. Separating our first controller.srt | 6.6 KB | ||
| 2. Starting point source code.html | 716.8 B | ||
| 2. What are Environment Variables and why use them.mp4 | 5.5 MB | ||
| 2. What are Environment Variables and why use them.srt | 1.8 KB | ||
| 20. What is AsyncAwait and why is it a good alternative to .then().catch().mp4 | 16.3 MB | ||
| 20. What is AsyncAwait and why is it a good alternative to .then().catch().srt | 3.6 KB | ||
| 21. Finishing the Update ToDo code.mp4 | 10.7 MB | ||
| 21. Finishing the Update ToDo code.srt | 2 KB | ||
| 22. A better way to organise the trycatch blocks.mp4 | 9.3 MB | ||
| 22. A better way to organise the trycatch blocks.srt | 2.2 KB | ||
| 23. Const and Let variable scopes.mp4 | 18.4 MB | ||
| 23. Const and Let variable scopes.srt | 4.1 KB | ||
| 24. Sending a success response.mp4 | 5.5 MB | ||
| 24. Sending a success response.srt | 716.8 B | ||
| 25. Fixing the URL params in our router.mp4 | 3.1 MB | ||
| 25. Fixing the URL params in our router.srt | 614.4 B | ||
| 26. Testing and DynamoDB outro.mp4 | 13 MB | ||
| 26. Testing and DynamoDB outro.srt | 3.6 KB | ||
| 27. Adding Production Credentials to your app.html | 921.6 B | ||
| 3. Finishing the DynamoDB connection configuration.mp4 | 8.2 MB | ||
| 3. Finishing the DynamoDB connection configuration.srt | 2 KB | ||
| 3. Reorganizing the rest of the controllers.mp4 | 28.2 MB | ||
| 3. Reorganizing the rest of the controllers.srt | 4.3 KB | ||
| 3. Running DynamoDB on our local computer using Docker.mp4 | 2.6 MB | ||
| 3. Running DynamoDB on our local computer using Docker.srt | 1.1 KB | ||
| 3. Setting up AWS Fargate.mp4 | 356.1 MB | ||
| 3. Setting up AWS Fargate.srt | 24.1 KB | ||
| 4. Adding a Domain Name to our app.mp4 | 91.5 MB | ||
| 4. Adding a Domain Name to our app.srt | 6.2 KB | ||
| 4. Installing a visual user interface to inspect the locally hosted DynamoDB.mp4 | 7.6 MB | ||
| 4. Installing a visual user interface to inspect the locally hosted DynamoDB.srt | 2.2 KB | ||
| 4. Separate the Router logic too.mp4 | 31.5 MB | ||
| 4. Separate the Router logic too.srt | 7.3 KB | ||
| 4. Writing a DynamoDB client.mp4 | 5.6 MB | ||
| 4. Writing a DynamoDB client.srt | 1 KB | ||
| 5. Conclusion on reorganising our project.mp4 | 5.1 MB | ||
| 5. Conclusion on reorganising our project.srt | 1.2 KB | ||
| 5. Setting up auto-scaling - Intro.mp4 | 11.5 MB | ||
| 5. Setting up auto-scaling - Intro.srt | 3.4 KB | ||
| 5. What is a DynamoDB DataMapper and why use it.mp4 | 12.1 MB | ||
| 5. What is a DynamoDB DataMapper and why use it.srt | 2.4 KB | ||
| 6. Auto Scaling - Target Tracking.mp4 | 19.7 MB | ||
| 6. Auto Scaling - Target Tracking.srt | 5.8 KB | ||
| 6. Creating a table to store our ToDo items.mp4 | 3.5 MB | ||
| 6. Creating a table to store our ToDo items.srt | 1.7 KB | ||
| 7. Auto Scaling - Step Scaling.mp4 | 22.4 MB | ||
| 7. Auto Scaling - Step Scaling.srt | 6.7 KB | ||
| 7. What is an Index in DynamoDB.mp4 | 8.9 MB | ||
| 7. What is an Index in DynamoDB.srt | 3.8 KB | ||
| 8. Manually inserting a ToDo item into our DynamoDB.mp4 | 2.7 MB | ||
| 8. Manually inserting a ToDo item into our DynamoDB.srt | 1.5 KB | ||
| 9. Creating a ToDo item Model in code.mp4 | 32.5 MB | ||
| 9. Creating a ToDo item Model in code.srt | 7.8 KB | ||
| READ_ME.txt | 409.6 B | ||
| ▲ 92 total files | |||
Build Node.js apps with AWS DynamoDB & Docker containers
Description
In this course you will learn how to:
Build a REST API using Node.js alongside the Express library
Persist data using AWS DynamoDB
You will learn how to develop using DynamoDB on your local computer before deploying your app in production
Containerize your app using Docker
Push your app to AWS Elastic Container Registry
Host your app using AWS Fargate & AWS Load Balancing
Enable auto-scaling which means AWS will take care of adding / removing compute resources to cater to demand spikes on your app
Point a domain name to your app so it's easily accessible
Who is this course for?
Javascript beginners
Developers wanting to learn how to deploy apps using AWS Fargate & Load balancing
Why is JavaScript and Node so awesome?
Well, it's the most used programming language in the world
Heaps of community support when you encounter bugs and issues
Loads of companies looking for JavaScript developers
Why is AWS Fargate so amazing?
It automatically provisions and monitors the load on our compute resources so we don't have to
It auto-scales our app so meet traffic loads, and scales back to reduce costs
It turns a traditional app into a "serverless" one
Learning methodology:
We take a learn-by-doing approach. In a matter of minutes, you'll have a running NodeJS Express application. Over the course of the lectures you'll develop your very own To Do List backend application.
Who this course is for:
Beginners to Javascript and Node
Seasoned developers looking for guidance on how to set up a project with AWS Fargate
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