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Amazon SQS a distributed message queuing service

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Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS) is provided by Amazon Web Services (AWS) as a managed message line service. Provides HTTP API in which objects can be moved and read online through applications. AWS fully controls the queue itself, making SQS a simple messaging solution between various components of software applications running in the cloud. Why use SQS? Amazon's Light Line Service is a fully integrated online service that allows you to compose and measure microservices, distributed systems, and applications without interruption. SQS eliminates the complexity and complexity associated with the management and operation of message-focused middleware and empowers developers to focus on making a difference in the workplace. Using SQS, you can send, store, and receive messages between software components at any volume, without losing messages or requiring other services. Get started with SQS in minutes using the AWS console, Command Line Interface or your favourite SDK, and three sim...

Automation Using Python Menu-Driven Program

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  Automation is the key to the future, as in industry we don't want any delay in providing service to the client and the implementation of automation technologies, techniques and processes improve the efficiency, reliability of many tasks that were previously performed by humans manually. Today almost all the organization are using automation in their system and keeps on increasing on daily basis both in the software/hardware and machine layer. In this article, we will see how automation reduces human effort and how the menu-driven program functions.

Configuring Webserver with High Availability Architecture using AWS S3 & CloudFront

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  Let's think of a situation where we want to access the data from the server running in the other country, then there will be a delay in accessing the content which is also termed as  Latency Issue . In this article, we would be creating a web page using AWS CloudFront that provides Content Delivery Network (CDN) service, which creates caches at Edge Locations. →Firstly we will configure the web server on EC2 to host our website. →Then we will store the website code into External storage(EBS) to secure it from an OS failure. →We will create a webpage with the images for the webpage stored in an AWS S3 bucket. →Then we will integrate AWS CloudFront with our website to enable CDN service What is a Web server? A web server is a program running in the OS that helps in running and hosting the website, as well as CGI files What is the Content Delivery Network(CDN)? A CDN (Conten t  Delivery Network) is a topology that contains a highly distributed platform of servers that help...

Interacting With Amazon Web Services(AWS) using AWS CLI

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Amazon Web Services (AWS) is the world’s most widely accepted cloud platform. Now, most of the industry started using cloud services so that they can focus on their business rather than worrying about infrastructural set-up as it's completed managed by cloud providers. Cloud is about how you do computing, not where you do computing There are many ways available to login into the AWS cloud one of the easiest ways is using the AWS management console(WebUI) but there are many limitations with the AWS console, let's say if we want to launch 15 different types of instances with the different configuration so we have to launch every instance manually using management console but these problems can be resolved using CLI. we can do this task with a single line of code with AWS CLI. So what is AWS CLI? AWS Command Line Interface (CLI) is a tool to manage your AWS services using Command Prompt. Using just a single tool we can download and configure and can control the entire AWS cloud an...