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🌟 𝘿𝙖𝙮 25 𝙤𝙛 𝙢𝙮 𝙇𝙚𝙖𝙧𝙣𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝘾𝙝𝙖𝙡𝙡𝙚𝙣𝙜𝙚!  Learned how to share your AMI with other AWS accounts and delete your AWS AMI. #AWS #LearningChallenge #CloudComputing #Tech #DailyLearning

📅 Only 5 days left until our AWS Serverless meetup! 👍 Join us on February 24th to learn about building scalable, cost-effective, and secure applications with serverless computing on AWS. 🙌 Open to all, regardless of expertise. ➡️ RSVP: https://lnkd.in/gMexTB-k 👉 Location: Workmates Core2Cloud Solution Pvt Ltd #serverless #cloudcomputing #AWS #AWSServerless #AWSUserGroupKolkata #AWSenthusiasts #AWSprofessionals #AWScloud #AWSworkshop #AWSmeetup #AWSdemo #AWSdevelopment #AWSdeployment #AWSfeedback #AWScommunity #AWSnetworking #AWSgrowth #AWSlearning #AWSsecurity #AWSscalability #AWScosteffectiveness #AWSworkmates #AWSKolkata #AWSWestBengal #AWSquestions #AWSsuggestions #AWSsocialmedia #Awstwitter #awsugkol #awsugkolkata #awsugkoltwitter #awsugkolfeedback #awsugkolcontact

Join us and elevate your AWS skills, just like Mahim Mishra did with our AWS Certification Training Course for Solutions Architect- https://bit.ly/3WkdlXx : : : #Edureka #DevOps #ContinuousLearning #HandsOnLearning #RealWorldProjects #Learnwithedureka #edtech#saturday #AWS #CareerDevelopment #techtrends #technology #onlinelearning #onlinecertification #upskilling

Join us and elevate your AWS skills, just like Mahim Mishra did with our AWS Certification Training Course for Solutions Architect- https://bit.ly/463wv6V : : : #Edureka #DevOps #ContinuousLearning #HandsOnLearning #RealWorldProjects #Learnwithedureka #edtech#saturday #AWS #CareerDevelopment #techtrends #technology #onlinelearning #onlinecertification #upskilling

🚀 Learnt and now it is time to Ship! Certification in Building Serverless Applications using AWS! 📕 Learning: Obtained my certification in Building Serverless Applications using AWS. Thanks to Tech With Lucy for an amazing head start to the much needed tech knowledge addition to my repository. It was a simple yet an effective exercise. I have understood the concepts of serverless computing, AWS capabilities, architectural thinking processes and more in the lines of scaling application services with AWS stack. Also did some quick hands-on! ✨ 🚢 Shipping: Now working on integrating AWS Lambda, API Gateway, and real-time data processing, so it can incorporate iPaaS-like capabilities - can develop a dynamic system that optimises complex data processing use cases, reroutes based on conditions, all without the need for costly infrastructure overhauls. #AWS #TechwithLucy #keeplearning #awscloud #awscommunity #devops #awsdevops #aws #cloudcomputing #aws #lambda #cloud

Join us and elevate your AWS skills, just like Mahim Mishra did with our AWS Certification Training Course for Solutions Architect- https://bit.ly/463wvnr : : : #Edureka #DevOps #ContinuousLearning #HandsOnLearning #RealWorldProjects #Learnwithedureka #edtech#saturday #AWS #CareerDevelopment #techtrends #technology #onlinelearning #onlinecertification #upskilling

AWS Skill Builder is a useful tool for gaining an overview of specific components. #aws #dynamoDB

🚀 Day 27 of 30-Days AWS #PEPCloudChallenge: Implementing Amazon EventBridge for Event-Driven Architectures Objective Set up Amazon EventBridge to build event-driven architectures by connecting different AWS services and custom applications using events. Purpose of Amazon EventBridge: Amazon EventBridge is a serverless event bus that makes it easy to connect applications using data from your applications, integrated Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) applications, and AWS services. It simplifies event-driven architectures, allowing real-time data to drive your applications. Steps 1. Create an EventBridge Rule Choose "Create rule". Enter a name and description for your rule. 2. Define the Event Pattern Specify the event source and detail type. You can select predefined patterns or define a custom pattern. 3. Select the Target Choose the AWS service that will act as the target of the event. Configure the target service as required (e.g., Lambda function, SQS queue, SNS topic). 4. Create a SNS topic Ensure that the EventBridge rule has permission to invoke the target. Attach the necessary IAM policies. 5. Test the Setup: Generate events to trigger the EventBridge rule. Verify that the target service receives and processes the events as expected. By setting up Amazon EventBridge, you can create event-driven applications that react to changes in real-time, enabling more dynamic and responsive systems. St. Joseph's Group of Institutions St. Joseph's College Of Engineering AWS Cloud Club St.Joseph's Group of Institutions Amazon Web Services (AWS) #30DaysCloudChallenge #CloudComputing #EventBridge #EventDrivenArchitecture #TechSkills #HandsOnLearning #AWS #AWSCommunity #SJCE #IT #Amazon

🚀 Excited to share a significant milestone in my AWS journey! After two years of dedicated learning and hands-on experience, I'm thrilled to have achieved 2 SME badges for AWS Lambda and API Gateway. Throughout this journey, I've delved deep into serverless architecture, honing my skills in building scalable and efficient solutions using AWS Lambda and API Gateway. These technologies have revolutionized how we approach development, allowing for faster deployment, reduced costs, and increased flexibility. I want to extend my gratitude to the incredible peers and mentors for their support, guidance, and inspiration along the way. I'm incredibly proud of this achievement, but I know the learning never stops. I'm excited to continue pushing boundaries, exploring new technologies, and driving innovation in the cloud space. 💡 #AWS #AWSLambda #APIGateway #serverlesscomputing #CloudComputing #MilestoneAchievement #ContinuousLearning

"Day 4/30: AWS Challenge Completed! 📌Task : To creating an Amazon EventBridge Event Bus: 1. AWS account with necessary permissions 2. Basic understanding of event-driven architecture Step 1: Log in to AWS Console 1. Go to (link unavailable) 2. Enter your AWS credentials 3. Select your desired region Step 2: Navigate to Amazon EventBridge 1. Search for "EventBridge" in the top search bar 2. Click on "Amazon EventBridge" 3. Click on "Event buses" in the sidebar Step 3: Create Event Bus 1. Click "Create event bus" 2. Enter event bus name (max 256 characters) 3. Optionally, add description (max 1024 characters) 4. Click "Create" Step 4: Configure Event Bus Settings 1. Event Pattern: Optionally, enable default event pattern filtering 2. Permissions: Configure IAM roles for event bus access 3. Tags: Add metadata tags for organization 4. Click "Save changes" Step 5: Review and Create 1. Review event bus settings 2. Click "Create event bus" Step 6: Integrate Services 1. Navigate to "Event sources" in the sidebar 2. Click "Create event source" 3. Choose AWS service (e.g., AWS Lambda, S3) 4. Configure event source settings 5. Click "Create" Step 7: Monitor and Manage 1. Navigate to "Event buses" in the sidebar 2. Select your event bus 3. Monitor event processing metrics 4. Update configurations as needed I am thankful to my mentors Ponvannakumar R and Vishal Raju for their guidance and care throughout my path. And the harmony of support from Amazon Web Services (AWS),PEP Cloud Computing (AWS/ Azure/ GCP) and DevOps Centre and AWS Cloud Club St.Joseph's Group of Institutions. Your collective efforts have orchestrated my success in cloud computing, and for that, I am eternally grateful." #CloudComputing #AWS #Day4 #30DayChallenge #pep #cloudpep #AWSChallenge