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This course focuses on the Amazon Elastic Block Store (EBS) service, allowing you to become familiar with its uses, helping to embed it into your architecture. Using a series of on-demand courses and hands-on labs you will begin learning the fundamentals of EBS, and then gradually become more exposed to the advanced features that it offers.
Learning Objectives:
- Gain an understand what EBS is and its use cases
- Learn about the two different EBS volumes types available
- Understand how EBS can enhance the security of your data
- Learn how to create EBS volumes
- How to create an EBS Snapshot
- How to create an EBS Volume From a Snapshot
- How to attach an EBS Volume as a root device
- Gain a solid understanding of EBS Multi-Attach
- Learn how to allow multiple instances access to the same volume
- Understand the features and restrictions of the Multi-Attach service
- Understand the fundamentals of Amazon Data Lifecycle Manager
- Learn how to successfully set up and use Amazon Data Lifecycle Manager within your AWS account to manage new snapshots
- Understand the fundamentals of EBS recycle bin
- Learn how you can use it to help you manage your EBS snapshots and recover from the accidental deletion of your EBS snapshots
- Create AWS Lambda functions to take the EBS snapshots
- Invoke an AWS Lambda function on a schedule using Amazon EventBridge
- How to migrate EBS GP2 volumes to GP3
Prerequisites:
As a perquisite to taking this learning path, you may find it beneficial in having some familiarity with the fundamentals of AWS and some of its core services.
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About the Author
Stuart has been working within the IT industry for two decades covering a huge range of topic areas and technologies, from data center and network infrastructure design, to cloud architecture and implementation.
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