AWS Command Line Interface (AWS CLI)
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Welcome to the AWS Command Line Course, The AWS CLI has a mythos of being very hard to use, but if you have ever done any scripting at all, the CLI is a quick way to automate many of the administrative tasks that both developers and administrators have to do on a day-to-day basis. This course covers the AWS CLI 2.X command reference.
While the AWS console is great to use and often recommended for people to learn, you can only do one thing at a time, make a user, make an ec2, make a beanstalk, or a cloud formation project one at a time on the console. While beanstalk and cloud formation allow you to orchestrate whole environments, using the CLI can often be a quicker way of deploying an ecosystem over using the one item at a time console.
This course will walk you through how to install the AWS CLI and common uses that will truly make your deployment, orchestration, or system administration much easier and much quicker. If you already script a lot of your automation or script a lot of your day-to-day administration services then after learning the syntax, you’ll be able to do the same with your AWS environment.
Benefits to the AWS CLI (Command Line Interface)
The biggest benefit to using the AWS CLI is the ability to automate multiple AWS services from one scripting location.
For people who are old-school scripting and automating servers and their processes like updates and other items are common, administrators do this on a daily basis, especially for repetitive or frankly boring things to do. Adding the cloud to the mix just adds complexity and in many cases hundreds if not thousands of more servers, databases, and other items that can benefit from a common scripting base.
• Saving time on routine administration is a huge benefit of using the CLI
• You can control most if not all Amazon services from the CLI
• You can use it to automate processes, even ones that are time-dependent using a variation of cron to schedule backups
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2Overview of the AWS-CLIVideo lesson
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3AWS-CLI - Best PracticesVideo lesson
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4Lecture create an IAM userVideo lesson
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5Hands On create an IAM userVideo lesson
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6Install HomebrewVideo lesson
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7Errors you might get with Apple and HomebrewVideo lesson
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8Install AWS-CLI on Apple or LinuxVideo lesson
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9Make your Windows AWS-CLI accountVideo lesson
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10Install AWS-CLI on WindowsVideo lesson
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11Hands On - Install AWS CLI on WindowsVideo lesson
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12Hands On - Configure AWS Console on WindowsVideo lesson
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13Lecture Setting up Cloud TrailVideo lesson
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14Hands On - Setting up Cloud TrailVideo lesson
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15Using Cloud Trail to audit user activityVideo lesson
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16Why you want to set up Cloud TrailVideo lesson
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17Setup SSH Linux AppleVideo lesson
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18IntroductionVideo lesson
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19IAM Command OverviewVideo lesson
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20Add and Delete Users AppleVideo lesson
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21Add and Delete Users WindowsVideo lesson
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22Create and Delete Access Key - Apple and LinuxVideo lesson
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23Create and Delete Access Key - WindowsVideo lesson
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24Create and Delete Group - Apple and LinuxVideo lesson
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25Create and Delete Group - WindowsVideo lesson
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26Add User to Group - Apple LinuxVideo lesson
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27Add User to Group - WindowsVideo lesson
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28Create and Delete Login Profiles - Apple LinuxVideo lesson
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29Create and Delete Login Profiles - WindowsVideo lesson
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30Create Policies - Apple LinuxVideo lesson
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31Create Policies - WindowsVideo lesson
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32Attach Policy - Apple LinuxVideo lesson
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33Attach Policy - WindowsVideo lesson
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34Overview of this sectionVideo lesson
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35What is EC2 and how does it work?Video lesson
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36Starting and Stopping EC2 instancesVideo lesson
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37Create a default VPCVideo lesson
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38Create and Delete a Regular VPCVideo lesson
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39Create and Delete Key PairsVideo lesson
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40Create and Delete security groupsVideo lesson
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41Create traffic mirroringVideo lesson
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42Describe ImagesVideo lesson
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43Describe InstancesVideo lesson
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44Describe Key PairsVideo lesson
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45Describe local gateway routing tablesVideo lesson
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46What is Elastic Beanstalk?Video lesson
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47EB Overview of CommandsVideo lesson
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48Install EB ToolsVideo lesson
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49Setup a Sample Elastic Beanstalk AppVideo lesson
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50EB AppversionVideo lesson
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51EB ConfigVideo lesson
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52EB ConsoleVideo lesson
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53EB DeployVideo lesson
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54EB EventsVideo lesson
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55EB HealthVideo lesson
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56EB LogsVideo lesson
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57EB TerminateVideo lesson
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58EB Terminate Follow ThroughVideo lesson
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59What is SAM?Video lesson
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60Installing the SAM CLIVideo lesson
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61Installing SAM CLI on WindowsVideo lesson
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62SAM INITVideo lesson
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63SAM BuildVideo lesson
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64Making your First SAM Sample APPVideo lesson
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65SAM DeleteVideo lesson
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66SAM DeployVideo lesson
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67SAM LogsVideo lesson
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68SAM TracesVideo lesson
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69SAM ValidateVideo lesson
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