Zero to Production Node.js on Amazon Web Services
This course will equip you with the knowledge needed to build, test, deploy, and scale Node.js web applications in production on Amazon Web Services.
What you'll learn
In this course, Zero to Production Node.js on Amazon Web Services, Kevin Whinnery guides you through the steps necessary to build, test, deploy, and scale Node.js web applications in production on Amazon Web Services. You’ll gain the skills you need to build a Node.js production environment that's productive in development and won't fail under a modest load. To accomplish this, you’ll walk through a sample project which uses a structure that's similar to what you might find in a production Node.js application, and which you can build on as a template for your own apps. You'll also explore several modules including Express, Sequelize, and Grunt, to help you understand the different pieces involved in application deployment.
Table of contents
- Elastic Beanstalk and RDS 8m
- Provisioning an Environment 3m
- Production Environment Demo, Part 1 7m
- Production Environment Demo, Part 2 9m
- Production Environment Demo, Part 3 15m
- Production Environment Demo, Part 4 15m
- Alternative Production Environments 2m
- Exercise 4: Deploying the Application, Part 1 7m
- Exercise 4: Deploying the Application, Part 2 7m
- Exercise 4: Deploying the Application, Part 3 10m
About the author
Kevin Whinnery is a code plumber and evangelist for Twilio, an API platform that makes it easy for developers to send and receive text or picture messages, make and receive phone calls, and embed VoIP calling into web or native mobile apps. Kevin is the author and maintainer of Twilio's official node.js module as well as several other developer-facing software projects. Prior to joining Twilio, Kevin spent four years at Appcelerator, where he helped launch Titanium Mobile, a JavaScript platform ... more