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AWS Certified Solutions Architect ??? Associate Guide

You're reading from   AWS Certified Solutions Architect ??? Associate Guide The ultimate exam guide to AWS Solutions Architect certification

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Product type Paperback
Published in Oct 2018
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781789130669
Length 626 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Stuart Scott Stuart Scott
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Gabriel Ramirez Isaias Ramirez Melgarejo Gabriel Ramirez Isaias Ramirez Melgarejo
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Table of Contents (26) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Introducing Amazon Web Services FREE CHAPTER 2. AWS Global Infrastructure Overview 3. Elasticity and Scalability Concepts 4. Hybrid Cloud Architectures 5. Resilient Patterns 6. Event Driven and Stateless Architectures 7. Integrating Application Services 8. Disaster Recovery Strategies 9. Storage Options 10. Matching Supply and Demand 11. Introducing Amazon Elastic MapReduce 12. Web Scale Applications 13. Understanding Access Control 14. Encryption and Key Management 15. An Overview of Security and Compliance Services 16. AWS Security Best Practices 17. Web Application Security 18. Cost Effective Resources 19. Working with Infrastructure as Code 20. Automation with AWS 21. Introduction to the DevOps practice in AWS 22. Mock Test 1
23. Mock Test 2
24. Assessment 25. Another Book You May Enjoy

Integrating Application Services

Information systems are not reliable by nature, since any component can fail; however, it is possible to improve a system's reliability and availability by distributing them among redundant components, and these components can represent individual service layers, each one with a higher level of cohesion.

Imagine the following scenario: I wish to deliver a letter and receive a confirmation when the letter has arrived. I only know the sender address and the post office that the letter must be picked up from:

This letter represents the content of the message I want to deliver, but in the process, some problems may arise. If I deliver the letter personally, I may run the risk of not finding the recipient in time, so I will need to return again, and if the delivery must be done across many areas of the world, additional considerations such as...

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