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AWS design principles

✅ Loose coupling: The different components of your system should be loosely connected, so that they can be easily changed or updated without affecting the rest of the system.

✅ Stateless systems: Your system should not store any state information in its components. This makes your system more scalable and resilient, because if one component fails, the others can continue to operate without interruption.

✅ Automation: You should automate as much of your system as possible. This will help you to reduce the risk of human error, and it will also make it easier to manage your system.

✅ Decentralized control: Control should be distributed throughout your system. This will make your system more resilient, because if one component fails, the others can still take control.

✅ Disposable resources: You should use resources that can be easily discarded. This will help you to reduce costs, and it will also make it easier to scale your system up or down quickly.

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DevOps design principles Simplified:

✅ Continuous delivery: Automate the process of delivering new code to production. This will help you to release new features and fixes more frequently, and it will also help you to reduce the risk of errors.

✅ Continuous integration: Integrate your code changes frequently. This will help you to identify and fix errors early in the development process.

✅ Automated testing: Automate your testing process. This will help you to ensure that your code is working correctly before it is released to production.

✅ Monitoring and alerting: Monitor your systems and applications for errors and anomalies. This will help you to identify and resolve problems quickly.

✅ Security: Design your systems with security in mind. This will help you to protect your data and applications from unauthorized access.

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DevOps = Continuous Delivery + Continuous Integration + Continuous testing + Continuous Deployment

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DevOps = Continuous (Delivery + Integration + testing + Deployment)

Continuous Integration ➡️ maintaining code repository

Continuous Delivery ➡️ automating build and self-testing

Continuous Deployment ➡️ automating production deployment

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6. Azure Test Plan 00:02:37
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9. Azure Load Testing 00:03:54
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🚀Do you want to build scalable, cost-effective, and event-driven applications without managing any servers?🚀

👇Then you need to learn how to use serverless functions on AWS Lambda, Azure Functions, or Google Cloud Functions👇


1. What are serverless functions?
Serverless functions are pieces of code that run in response to events, such as HTTP requests, database changes, queue messages, or timers. They are executed on a managed pool of compute resources by a cloud provider, such as AWS, Azure, or GCP.

2. What are the benefits of serverless functions?
Serverless functions have many benefits for developers and businesses, such as:
📌 No servers to provision, configure, or maintain
📌 Pay only for the execution time and resources used
📌 Automatic scaling based on demand
📌 Faster development and deployment cycles
📌 Easier integration with other cloud services and APIs

3. How to use AWS Lambda?
AWS Lambda is the most popular and mature serverless platform, launched in 2014. It supports code written in Node.js, Python, Java, Go, Ruby, .NET Core, and custom runtimes. It can be triggered by various AWS services, such as S3, DynamoDB, Kinesis, SQS, SNS, API Gateway, and more.

To use AWS Lambda, you need to:

📌 Write your function code using the AWS SDK or any third-party library
📌 Package your code and dependencies into a ZIP file or a container image
📌 Upload your code to AWS Lambda using the AWS CLI, SDK, Console, or Serverless Framework
📌 Configure your function settings, such as memory, timeout, IAM role, environment variables, etc.
📌 Test your function using the AWS Console or SDK
📌 Invoke your function using an event source or manually


4. How to use Azure Functions?
Azure Functions is the serverless platform of Microsoft Azure, launched in 2016. It supports code written in C#, Java, JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, PowerShell, and custom handlers. It can be triggered by various Azure services, such as Blob Storage, Cosmos DB, Event Hubs, Service Bus, HTTP requests, and more.

To use Azure Functions, you need to:

📌 Write your function code using the Azure SDK or any third-party library
📌 Package your code and dependencies into a ZIP file or a container image
📌 Upload your code to Azure Functions using the Azure CLI, SDK, Portal, or Visual Studio Code
📌 Configure your function settings, such as memory size, timeout, authentication level, environment variables etc.
📌 Test your function using the Azure Portal or SDK
📌 Invoke your function using an event source or manually

5. How to use Google Cloud Functions?

Google Cloud Functions is the serverless platform of Google Cloud Platform (GCP), launched in 2017. It supports code written in Node.js, Python, Go,
Java, .NET, Ruby, and custom runtimes.
It can be triggered by various GCP services, such as Cloud Storage, Firestore, Pub/Sub, HTTP requests, and more.

To use Google Cloud Functions, you need to:

📌 Write your function code using the Google Cloud SDK or any third-party library
📌 Package your code and dependencies into a ZIP file or a container image
📌 Upload your code to Google Cloud Functions using the gcloud CLI, SDK, Console, or Firebase CLI
📌 Configure your function settings, such as memory size, timeout, IAM role,
environment variables etc.
📌 Test your function using the Google Cloud Console or SDK
📌 Invoke your function using an event source or manually


6. It's a wrap:

Serverless functions are a powerful way to build scalable, cost-effective, and event-driven applications without managing any servers.

You can choose from three major cloud providers:
AWS Lambda, Azure Functions, or Google Cloud Functions, depending on your preferences and requirements.

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🚀 Learn Azure Step by Step (Byte size videos) 🚀

01. High Availability (https://youtu.be/JpsYg8y2c7o)
02. Scalability, Elasticity, Agility (https://youtu.be/nb8jOUMd5rs)
03. Fault Tolerance & Disaster Recovery (https://youtu.be/AnH4pQ7jAOE)
04. CapEx Vs OpEx (https://youtu.be/WSBF19Ntf_I)
05. Economics benefits of the Cloud (https://youtu.be/umMrLK_qVgU)
06. Shared Responsibility Model (https://youtu.be/b5TZyN1Yqms)
07. Service Model - IaaS, PaaS, SaaS (https://youtu.be/uoEgR_kTjhE)
08. Compare Service Types (https://youtu.be/npjO5FccHys)
09. Serverless Computing (https://youtu.be/7hI_7xVX984)
10. Cloud Computing (https://youtu.be/oXpZdGr9zo8)
11. Deployment Model - Private, Public, Hybrid (https://youtu.be/zlqrLSjai5U)
12. Compare Deployment Models (https://youtu.be/cBlZIG4KBsg)
13. Region, Geographies & Region-Pairs (https://youtu.be/Kf201PlUNJc)
14. Availability Zone (https://youtu.be/YCDojRnY9rA)
15. Resource Group (https://youtu.be/nZBXchqq26A)
16. Subscription (https://youtu.be/uv5SrLvYy60)
17. Management Groups (https://youtu.be/7_H2bot4yIo)
18. Azure Resource Manager (https://youtu.be/D8kK56j2HJY)
19. Azure Resources (https://youtu.be/dzBQ0t4uSP4)
20. Azure Virtual Machine (https://youtu.be/jEK0K5ON3Bg)
21. Azure App Service (https://youtu.be/AM1hBCFmUKE)
22. Azure Container Instances - ACI (https://youtu.be/970ekGLSMQ0)
23. Azure Kubernetes Service - AKS (https://youtu.be/QIbZeZvdSy4)
24. Azure Virtual Network (https://youtu.be/CubYsn0qfrw)
25. Azure VPN (https://youtu.be/sKNX39KRlmI)
26. Azure Express-Route (https://youtu.be/oLKAavhiHUE)
27. Container (Blob) Storage (https://youtu.be/SUkpPMwmgPo)
28. Azure Disk Storage (https://youtu.be/BEm6zbhhysI)
29. Azure File Storage (https://youtu.be/gm47fU8tALo)
30. Azure Storage Tier (https://youtu.be/1-lAx26LAo4)
31. Azure Cosmos DB (https://youtu.be/MvaO6qfmvzU)
32. Azure SQL Database (https://youtu.be/9FpIp4Ssxak)


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