作りながら覚える AWS CLI 入門講座

Learn AWS CLI: Command Line Interface for Cloud Management

This course teaches you how to use the AWS Command Line Interface (CLI) to manage your Amazon Web Services (AWS) resources. Tired of navigating the AWS console? Take control with the CLI and streamline your cloud infrastructure management. This is perfect for those who want to automate tasks and infrastructure as code.

Important Update (July 25, 2024): AWS Cloud9 is no longer accepting new users. This course previously utilized Cloud9 as an execution environment for the AWS CLI. New AWS accounts likely cannot create Cloud9 environments. Existing Cloud9 users are unaffected. If you cannot use Cloud9, you will need to install the AWS CLI on your local machine (Windows, Mac). Detailed installation instructions are not included in the lectures; please refer to the official AWS documentation, technical blogs, or utilize resources like ChatGPT and Copilot for guidance.

Why Learn AWS CLI?

• Infrastructure as Code: The AWS CLI is an excellent starting point for learning to code your infrastructure.
• Efficiency: Automate repetitive tasks and manage your AWS resources quickly and easily.
• Control: Gain granular control over your cloud environment.
• Cost Optimization: Understand and manage your AWS spending effectively.

Course Structure:

• Chapter 1: Getting Started: Preparation for Learning
• Chapter 2: Basic Commands: Executing Simple Commands
• Chapter 3: Networking: Building Your Network Infrastructure
• Chapter 4: Web Server Deployment: Setting up a Web Server
• Chapter 5: Custom Domains: Utilizing Your Own Domain Name
• Chapter 6: Load Balancing: Building a Robust Load Balancer
• Chapter 7: Database Server: Creating a Database Server

AWS Services Covered:

• VPCE
• EC2
• IAM
• Route 53
• ACME
• LBR
• RDS

Important Considerations:

• Cost: Using AWS incurs charges based on usage. Familiarize yourself with the pricing models of each service before taking this course. The instructor is not responsible for any costs incurred due to unintended usage.
• Self-Sufficiency: This course is designed for AWS beginners. Those comfortable independently researching and troubleshooting using the official AWS documentation and resources may find it less beneficial.

Course Updates:

• May 2021: Initial Release
• July 2024: Added announcement regarding the end of new Cloud9 sign-ups.