Chapter 17: AWS SQS
AWS SQS If you’ve been following along, we already covered SNS (broadcast fan-out like a loudspeaker), EventBridge (smart event routing), and now SQS fits perfectly as the reliable waiting room or task buffer for...
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Chapter 18: AWS Messaging Comparison
AWS Messaging Services Comparison — the big ones people confuse all the time: SQS, SNS, EventBridge, Kinesis Data Streams, Amazon MSK (Managed Kafka), and Amazon MQ. This is the lesson where it all clicks:...
Chapter 19: AWS Serverless
AWS Cloud Serverless. If you’ve been following our journey so far (EC2, Auto Scaling, ELB, SQS, SNS, EventBridge…), serverless is where things get really magical: you stop thinking about servers entirely and focus only...
Chapter 20: AWS Lambda
AWS Lambda, the heart and soul of serverless computing on AWS. If you’ve been following our journey so far (EC2 → Auto Scaling → Load Balancing → Messaging → Serverless intro), Lambda is where...
Chapter 21: AWS Containers
AWS Containers If you’ve been following our journey so far (EC2 → Lambda → serverless → messaging), containers are the middle ground — the sweet spot between traditional servers (EC2) and pure serverless (Lambda)....
Chapter 22: AWS ECS
AWS ECS If you remember our previous lesson on AWS Containers, we said containers are the lightweight, portable tiffin boxes for your applications. Today we’re opening one specific tiffin box: Amazon Elastic Container Service...
Chapter 23: AWS EKS
AWS EKS (Elastic Kubernetes Service). If you remember our last lesson on ECS (AWS’s simpler, native orchestrator), EKS is the more powerful, more standard, but also more complex sibling. It’s basically AWS’s fully managed...
Chapter 24: AWS Fargate
AWS Fargate If you’ve been following along, we already talked about containers (the lightweight, portable tiffin boxes), ECS (AWS’s simple orchestrator), and EKS (the full Kubernetes version). Today we’re focusing on Fargate — the...
Chapter 25: AWS Additional Compute
AWS Additional Compute First things first — “AWS Additional Compute” is not an official standalone service name like EC2, Lambda, or Fargate. It’s not something you search for in the AWS console and click...
Chapter 26: AWS Infrastructure
AWS Infrastructure (officially called AWS Global Infrastructure or AWS Infrastructure Regions & Availability Zones). This is the physical & logical foundation everything else sits on — EC2, S3, Lambda, VPC, databases, you name it....
