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AWS & Python Basics
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Amazon Web Services (AWS) Introduction
20:32
AWS Boto3 SDK Configuration for Python
04:50
Amazon Web Services (AWS) IAM User & Policy
10:24
Amazon Web Services (AWS) IAM User Group
13:24
Create AWS IAM User with Python & Boto3
03:49
List AWS All IAM Users with Python & Boto3
02:45
Create AWS User Policy with Python & Boto3
04:00
Attach AWS Policy to User with Python & Boto3
00:06
List AWS User Policies with Python & Boto3
02:46
Create AWS Login Profile with Python & Boto3
04:37
Introduction to Amazon (AWS) EC2
10:35
How to Run Amazon EC2 Linux Instance
04:11
How to Run Amazon (AWS) EC2 Window Instance
06:12
Amazon (AWS) EC2 User Data
03:10
Create AWS EC2 Instance with Python & Boto3
05:33
Terminate AWS EC2 Instance with Python & Boto3
04:44
Amazon (AWS) RDS Introduction
10:36
How to Create AWS RDS with Python & Boto3
05:23
Check Amazon RDS Connection with Python
03:45
Insert Data to Amazon RDS with Python
09:16
Show Data from Amazon RDS with Python
02:15
Delete Amazon RDS with Python & Boto3
03:27
AWS & Python
About Lesson

In this Amazon AWS video lesson we want to learn about Amazon (AWS) RDS Introduction, AWS Amazon RDS (Relational Database Service) is fully managed database service provided by Amazon Web Services (AWS). it allows users to easily create, manage and scale relational databases in the cloud. Amazon RDS supports different popular relational database engines, including MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle, Microsoft SQL Server and Amazon Aurora. users can launch database instance in minutes without having to worry about the underlying infrastructure, software installation or maintenance.

Amazon RDS provides several benefits including automatic backups, software patching and database scaling. users can easily scale their databases up or down to meet their changing needs and can also set up automated backups and restore points for disaster recovery.

Amazon RDS also provides security features including network isolation, encryption of data at rest and in transit, and integration with AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) for fine grained access control.

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