AWS DevOps Key Services Overivew
Welcome to this AWS DevOps overview.
In this session, we will cover what DevOps
is and the key AWS services that support
DevOps practices.
What is DevOps?
DevOps is the combination of development
and operations.
It bridges the gap between developers and
IT teams, focusing on automation,
continuous
integration, delivery, monitoring, and
collaboration to deliver applications
faster and more reliably.
AWS offers a comprehensive suite of
services specifically designed to support
DevOps practices.
These services automate software delivery
and infrastructure management, edible
monitoring and observability
And help organizations innovate faster
while maintaining reliability.
Now, let's take a quick look at the key
AWS DevOps services.
Let's start with AWS Code commit.
AWS Code Commit is a fully managed source
control service that hosts secure
Git repositories.
It enables collaboration, version
tracking, and integrates with other AWS
DevOps tools
Next is AWS Code Build.
AWS Code Build is a fully managed build
service.
It compiles source code, runs tests, and
produces ready to deploy software packages
removing the need for managing build
servers.
Next is AWS Code deploy.
AWS Code deploy automates application
deployments to Amazon EC2, AWS
Lambda, and on-premises servers.
It ensures deployments are consistent,
error-free, and can be performed without
downtime
Next is AWS code pipeline.
AWS code pipeline is the backbone of CICD
automation.
It orchestrates the flow from code commit
to build, test, and deploy, ensuring
software
is delivered continuously and reliably.
Next is AWS CodeStar.
AWS CodeStar provides a unified
development dashboard.
It makes it easier to manage projects,
pipelines, and collaboration across teams
in one central
place.
Let's get a high-level brief overview of
AWS cloud formation.
AWS cloud formation enables infrastructure
as code.
It lets you model and provision AWS
resources in a consistent, repeatable way,
which
is essential for DevOps automation.
Next is Amazon Cloud Watch.
Amazon Cloudwatch provides monitoring and
observability.
It collects logs, metrics and events from
applications and infrastructure, helping
detect
issues and take automated action.
Next is AWS X-ray.
AWS X-ray helps developers debug and
analyze distributed applications.
It provides end to end tracing to identify
bottlenecks and errors in
microservices-based
architectures, AWS.
Elastic Beanstalk is a platform as a
service that allows quick deployment and
management
of applications without worrying about
underlying infrastructure.
The final one in our list is AWS OpsWorks.
AWS Ops Works provides configuration
management using chef or puppet.
It automates tasks like scaling, patching,
and configuration updates.
In summary, AWS DevOps services provide
powerful automation for delivery,
monitoring
and infrastructure management.
By adopting DevOps on AWS, organizations
can accelerate innovation, improve
reliability
and deliver customer value faster.
