AWS for Developers: ECS and Multi-Region Load Balancing

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Created by: Jeremy Villeneuve

Produced in 2019

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As your application grows, you need to design for scalability and redundancy. Load balancing- "splitting traffic among many servers- "is key. Amazon Web Services (AWS) has tools for load balancing across multiple regions, so that users can experience the fastest response times with minimal downtime. This course explains how to set up multi-region load balancing with Amazon Route 53. Learn how to replicate data across multiple data centers using DynamoDB and set up continuous deployment across multiple regions with ECS and CodePipeline. Then discover how to use Route 53 to load balance between multiple regions, with policies for location-based routing and forwarding traffic after regional failure. By the end of the course, you'll have the tools and skills to deploy your app to the entire world.

Intermediate Level

Time: 2h 21m

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Jeremy Villeneuve

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Jeremy Villeneuve runs an IT consulting firm for web applications, cloud automation, and agile processes.

Jeremy (known as "JV") started programming web applications professionally in 1997. Utilizing his background in leading agile teams in the architecture of web applications and server administration, he founded Halvanta, LLC in 2011, an IT consulting firm based in Dallas, TX. Featured by the Dallas Observer and Denton Record Chronicle for his entrepreneurial endeavors, JV continues to work with clients to improve their agile teams, streamline their IT processes, and build great web and mobile experiences.