PAC | Hands-On Serverless Computing With Go (2018 EN)

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    Company: Packt Publishing
    Author: Matthew Stoodley
    Full Title: Hands-On Serverless Computing With Go
    Year: 2018
    Language: English
    Genre: Educational: Cloud computing
    Skill Level: -
    Price: €124.99
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    Files: MP4 (+ Code Files)
    Time: 03:33:46
    Video: AVC, 1920 x 1080 (1.778) at 25.000 fps, 250 kbps
    Audio: AAC at 160 Kbps, 2 channels, 48.0 KHz



    Save time and resources by building applications with Golang and deploying them to AWS Lambda.

    Our course will help you make your application serverless with Amazon Web Services (AWS). Save time, effort, and cost by removing the need to manage your own servers while still writing your code in Go. You will first be introduced to AWS, then to writing Lambda functions in Go and using them to access the various AWS services.

    We will first get the Go function working on AWS by using the API-Gateway to call it. Using the AWS Command Line interface, we will build our functions on your local computer and save you having to and manage your Go code. Then we will use the AWS SDK to enable your Lambda Go functions to call into other AWS services such as the S3 Bucket. We will then connect the domain to AWS and add HTTPS/TLS security for your users.

    Once we have the foundations in place, we will build a secure chat application named Logchat by maintaining sessions, where users must log in before speaking on the chat, introducing the services we need as we go.

    With a hands-on approach, you will master security considerations in the AWs Suite, and how to maintain your serverless applications.

    Style and Approach
    Each section in this course builds incrementally on the last—starting with AWS services, Lambda functions in Go, and then using them to access AWS services. Once we have the foundations in place we will build a secure chat application named Logchat where users must log in before speaking on the chat, introducing the services we need as we go. We will not focus heavily on teaching Go, only on using the libraries that are helpful to AWS Lambda.


    Learn:
    ✓ What AWS (Amazon Web Services) are and how to access them
    ✓ How to write Lambda functions in Go and run them
    ✓ How to connect Lambda functions to the rest of your AWS services
    ✓ How to run Golang code as Lambda functions
    ✓ The AWS-Lambda Golang SDK and how to use it.
    ✓ Setting up and using DynamoDB
    ✓ Running sessions in a microservice environment.
    ✓ How to make sure your connections are secure using TLS
    ✓ How to attach your own domain to AWS

    Features:
    ✓ Gain broad insights into the various features of Amazon Web Services
    ✓ Understand the benefits of Serverless Computing for working at any scale
    ✓ Connect the Go programming language to these services to create applications


    Lessons:
    1. Introduction to Amazon Web Services and Lambda
    01. The Course Overview
    02. What Is Amazon Web Services?
    03. What Is Lambda?
    04. Security Through AWS-IAM Permission Policies
    05. AWS Regions and Architecture
    2. Creating and Calling a Go Function
    06. Writing Our First Function in Go
    07. API Gateway — Let Clients Run Your Code
    08. API Gateway and Errors
    3. AWS Command Line Interface and Apex Tools
    09. AWS Command Line Interface
    10. AWS-CLI Uploading and Invoking Functions
    11. Getting CLI Responses into Golang
    12. Uploading Your Lambdas Automatically
    13. Whether to Create or Update the Lambda
    4. Maintaining Real Data by Accessing AWS Services
    14. The AWS SDK
    15. Setting Up to Use the SDK
    16. Accessing the S3 Bucket
    5. Using Your Own Domain and Enabling Secure Connections
    17. Using Your Own Domain
    18. Using HTTPS with Your Domain
    19. Pointing Your Domain at Your Lambdas
    6. Completing the Secure Chat Application
    20. A Chat Application
    21. Password and Timestamp Utilities
    22. Users and Sessions
    23. Chats
    24. Setting Up the API Gateway
    25. The Front End
    7. Keep Your Serverless App Running, While Monitoring and Testing It
    26. Cookies
    27. Environment Variables
    28. Logging


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