Udemy AWS Fargate & ECS - Master Class | Docker on AWS

Practical Approach to learn Amazon ECS with Fargate & EC2 Launch type, App Load Balancing, ECR, Dynamic Port mapping

Description​

Introduction

• Overview of ECS Service
• Components involved in forming ECS Cluster
• Image registry - Amazon ECR
• Management - Amazon ECS & Amazon EKS
• Hosting - AWS Fargate & Amazon EC2
• Create your first ECS Cluster
• Define Container, task, Service & Cluster
• Lab Session - Run Nginx Application using ECS Cluster
• Lab Session - Service in ECS Cluster
• Lab Session - Run Docker Application on VM Infrastructure
• Lab Session - Build a Docker Image using DockerFile
• Create your own VPC - Pre-requisite of Amazon ECS
  

AWS Fargate

• Overview of ECS Cluster - AWS Fargate, EC2 Linux/Windows
• Run a task - Fargate Launch Type
• Create a service - Fargate Launch type
• Task definitions
• Create a Docker Image of the Nginx Web App
• Push Docker Image to AWS ECR Repository
• Add Container in Task Definitions
• Run the task of the Nginx App in a Fargate Cluster
• Create Service of Nginx App in Fargate Cluster
• Update Service in Fargate Cluster

AWS ECS Cluster - EC2 Linux + Networking

• Overview of AWS ECS Cluster - EC2 Linux
• Create your own VPC for ECS Cluster
• Lab - Create EC2 launch type ECS Cluster
• Detailed view of the resources on your cluster
• Lab - Access Private Subnet Instances
• Lab - Access Private Subnet Instances
• Create a task for the Nginx Webserver
• Overview of Bridge Network Mode
• Define task size & add container
• Add task in a cluster
• Check container status from instances
• Access Nginx web server running on Private Subnets
• Run multiple containers in the ECS cluster

Dynamic Port Mapping

• Overview of Dynamic Port Mapping
• Lab - Configure dynamic port mapping
• Lab - Add dynamic ports to Security Group
  

Application Load Balancer in ECS Cluster

• Overview of ALB in ECS Cluster
• Configure ALB
• Define Target Group & Listener in ALB
• Create a task for ECS Cluster
• Create a service
• Detailed view of the resources on your cluster
• Test your ALB
• Distribution of traffic equally to all containers by ALB
• Last Lecture

Who this course is for:​

• This course can be taken by anyone who want to learn more about AWS Services
• There are no formal prerequisites for this course; however, basic knowledge of AWS common services would be very beneficial.