Everything About Cloud Computing

Introduction to AWS Cloud Services
• What is cloud computing?
• History of cloud
• Different vendors for Cloud
• Cloud main objectives
• IAAS overview
• PAAS overview
• SAAS overview
• Why AWS Cloud
• AWS Architecture
• Features of AWS cloud

AWS Console:
• AWS Management Console
• AWS plugins
• AWS CLI
• AWS Blogs/Documentation

AWS Web Services

1. Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) (Complete)

• Different instance types
• AMI’s
• Volumes
• Snapshots
• EIP’s
• Key pairs
• Security groups
• Network Interfaces
• Load balancers
• Auto scaling
• Tags

2. AWS S3 

• What is s3?
• Buckets & objects
• Pre-signed URL
• Permissions
• Distributions
• Relation between Cloud front, S3 & glacier

3. VPC 

• VPC basics
• Public subnets & private subnets
• Network ACL’s
• Difference between Network ACL & Security groups
• Route tables
• Internet gateways
• DHCP option sets
• Launch Servers with VPC.

4. IAM  
• Basics of AWS permissions.
• Roles
• Profiles
• Policies
• MFA authentication.
• User permissions
• Groups based
• AWS key & Secret Key

5. Dynamo DB 
• What is no sql technologies
• Dynamo DB capacity
• Create tables & do a sample projects.

6. Route 53 
• Hosted zone
• Types(Cname, Ip address, MX )
• Change references to meet CName

7. SES 
• Email services
• SMTP Servers

8. SQS
• Queue creations
• Retention periods
• Dead letters

9. SNS
• Topic
• Subscriptions
• Notification & Applications
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10. Cloud Watch 
• Different Metrics
• Monitoring
• Custom metrics

11. Cloud Formation 
• Cloud formation templates
• Complete resources & explanation with sample templates

12. Cloud Front 

13. Code deploy
• Why Code deploy
• How to apply patch with Code Deploy

14. Workspaces
15. Glacier
16. Cloud Trail
17. AWS Config

Network Concepts:
• Active directory
• Computer name
• Network commands

Languages:
• AwsCli commands
• Python
• PowerShell

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Will Microsoft stop supporting Visual Basic 6 and earlier versions?

This depends on what you mean by "support" but many programmers would say they already have. The next version of the Windows operating system, Windows Vista, will still run Visual Basic 6 programs and future versions of Windows might run them too. On the other hand, Microsoft now charges big fees for any help for VB 6 software problems and soon they won't provide it at all. Microsoft doesn't sell VB 6 anymore so it's difficult to find. It's clear that Microsoft is doing everything they can to discourage the continued use of Visual Basic 6 and encourage the adoption of Visual Basic .NET. Many programmers believe that Microsoft was wrong to abandon Visual Basic 6 because their customers have put so much investment into it over more than ten years. As a result, Microsoft has earned a lot of ill will from some VB 6 programmers and some have moved to other languages rather than move to VB.NET. This might be a mistake. 

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