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Scaling a Web App with Docker on AWS
Docker provides a useful infrastructure solution for developing and deploying apps while Amazon Web Services is an inexpensive, feature-rich cloud platform for hosting apps and data. The two services yield a handy solution for developing and managing apps when used in tandem. In this short course, we will combine the power of AWS and Docker containers in developing, testing and deploying scalable web applications. Sign up today!
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Scaling a Web App with Docker on AWS
Learn to develop and deploy a scalable Ruby application using Docker and Amazon Web Services in this free online course.
Docker provides a useful infrastructure solution for developing and deploying apps while Amazon Web Services is an inexpensive, feature-rich cloud platform for hosting apps and data. The two services yield a handy solution for developing and managing apps when used in tandem. In this short course, we will combine the power of AWS and Docker containers in developing, testing and deploying scalable web applications. Sign up today!
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Introduction and Setting Up
In this module, you will learn about Amazon ECS service, and see how it ranks among competitors. You will also learn to set up the needed developer environment for developing and deploying the Rails app with Docker and AWS. Finally, you will learn about the various components of the ECS service and its functions.
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2.What is Amazon ECS?
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3.Setting Up the Environment
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4.ECS Components
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Developing the Web Application
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Deploying the Web Application
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