Please enable JavaScript.

Coggle requires JavaScript to display documents.

AWS Fundamentals - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Amazon Machine Images (AMIs)
        
        AMI ID: A unique identifier for the Amazon Machine Image
        
        Operating System: The operating system included in the AMI (e.g., Amazon Linux, Ubuntu, Windows)
        
        Architecture: Whether the AMI is designed for 32-bit or 64-bit systems.
        
        Region Availability: In which AWS regions the AMI is available.
      - Instance types
        
        Instance Type: The specific EC2 instance type (e.g., t2.micro, m5.large).
        
        vCPUs: The number of virtual CPUs the instance type provides.
        
        Memory: The amount of RAM available for the instance type
        
        Storage: The storage options and capacity associated with the instance type.
      - Instance Purchasing Options
        
        On-Demand: Pay-as-you-go pricing with no upfront costs.
        
        Reserved Instances: Prepaid instances with long-term commitments and cost savings
        
        Spot Instances: Bid on spare EC2 capacity, potentially reducing costs.
        
        Dedicated Hosts: Physical servers dedicated to your use, useful for compliance requirements.
      - Tenancy
        
        Tenancy Type: Whether the instances are launched on shared or dedicated hardware.
        
        Dedicated Tenancy Options: If using dedicated tenancy, specify the type (e.g., Dedicated Instances, Dedicated Hosts).
      - User Data
        
        User Data Script: Any custom scripts or data provided to configure instances during launch
        
        Use cases: Describe how user data is utilized (e.g., software installation, configuration).
      - Storage options
        
        EBS (Elastic Block Store) Volumes: Specify the type, size, and number of EBS volumes attached to instances
        
        Instance Store (Ephemeral Storage): Describe if the instance type includes temporary, high-speed storage.
        
        Data Persistence: Indicate whether data is retained on instance termination
      - Security
        
        Security Groups: Define network security rules (firewall) for instances.
        
        Key Pairs: If using SSH or RDP, specify the key pair for secure access.
        
        IAM Roles: Assign IAM (Identity and Access Management) roles to instances for access to other AWS services
        
        Encryption: Specify whether data at rest (EBS volumes) and in transit (network traffic) is encrypted.
    - - Allow you to run docker-enabled apps pachaged as containers accros EC2 instances
    - - Managed service provides a secure location to store and manage docker images
      - you can push and put the dockers images here
      - Components
        
        Registry
        
        Authorization Token
        
        Repository
        
        Repository Policy
        
        Images
    - - Run Kubernetes across your AWS infra
      - The control Plane dictates how kubernetes and your clusters comunicate
      - Worker node run as an on-demand EC2 instance
        
        For each node created, a specific AMI is used
      - Get Started with the service
        
        1-Create an EKS Service Role
        
        2-Create an EKS Cluster VPC
        
        3- Install kubectl and the aws iam authenticator
        
        4- Configure kubectl for EKS
        
        5-Provision and configure Worker nodes
        
        6- Configure the worker node to join the EKS Cluster
    - - Managed service that takesyour uploaded web app code and automatically provisions and deploys the required ressources
      - Components
        
        1-Application version
        
        2-Environment
        
        3-Environment Configuration
        
        4- Environment Tier
        
        7-Applications
        
        6-Platform
        
        5-Configuration Template
    - - Lamba function
      - Events sources
      - Downstream Ressources
      - Log streams
    - - used to manage and run batch computing workload
      - components
        
        jobs
        
        job definitions
        
        job queues
        
        job scheduling
        
        compute environment
    - - provide a virtual private server
      - Designed to be simple and quick
      - small scale use cases