Become an AWS pro by automating tasks with AWS Step Functions. Developed by AWS Solution Certified Architects, get hands-on experience with no setup, no cleanup, no hassle.

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The very fabric of an advanced society depends on code. Healthcare, commerce, industry, and government operations, all depend on complex software systems. At present, code or software runs on cloud servers. This course will provide a solid foundation to effectively use various AWS services to automate tasks. 

You’ll start the course by setting the stage with an exciting practical project. In the initial modules, you’ll be introduced to the core concepts of serverless computing. After that, you’ll learn the Saga Pattern and the foundations of state machines and states. Next, you’ll move on to construct a state machine using AWS templates and delve deep into the Serverless Framework.

By the end of this course, you'll be equipped to design, build, and manage complex serverless applications on AWS. This newfound proficiency could open up new opportunities in your career, setting you apart in the booming field of serverless computing. So, let's get started on this exciting journey!

Automate Workflows with AWS Step Functions

Recap knowledge on CI/CD with GitHub Actions.

Summary: CI/CD with GitHub Actions

Getting Started

Basics of AWS Services

AWS Step Functions: Part I

AWS Step Functions: Part II

Serverless Framework

Practical Project Part I: Setup Project

Practical Project Part II: Ingredient Preparation Stage

Practical Project Part III: Mixing Stage

Practical Project Part IV: Shaping Stage

Practical Project Part V: Quality Control

Practical Project Part VI: Packaging

Practical Project Part VII: Polishing

Practical Project Part VIII: CI/CD with GitHub Actions

Wrap Up

Assessment

Summary: CI/CD with GitHub Actions

Introduction to CI/CD