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In this video, we are going to see a place social services and the way of learning of the course.

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I will give introduction about the course structure and you can follow the course with the way of learning

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methods.

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Let's get started.

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First of all, during the course we have two dimensions.

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The first one is the horizontal direction in the horizontal direction.

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We will learn a serverless landscape with grouping services by functionalities.

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And the second one is the vertical direction.

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We will learn step by step guide with different aspects of any particular solar services.

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We have four main step for every services in the vertical direction.

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You can see in here we will follow these four step in the vertical direction and in the horizontal direction.

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We will grouping the services and learn the services one by one by applying this vertical direction.

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So now let's see these horizontal and vertical directions of our course perspective.

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I would like to start with the horizontal direction in the horizontal direction.

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We will see a serverless landscape that includes almost all solar services with their own capabilities

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and functionalities.

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Horizontal flows start with the basics of the services in the basics, including serverless, compute

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APIs and data.

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Persistence which, including the ADA, Lambda and lambda is serverless event driven compute services

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and including the ADA API Gateway, Amazon API Gateway, which is the API driven development for synchronous

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event sources.

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And it is providing the exposed rest API without thinking, serverless and scaling our API methods.

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And the last one is Amazon Dynamic DB, which is the data persistence with no SQL service database and

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no single value database that scales horizontally.

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And most popular database in a will is serverless resources in the database section.

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After that, we will learn authentication and authorization with Amazon Incognito.

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Incognito is authentication and authorization provider in service in eight years.

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And after that we will learn Cloud Object Storage with Amazon S3, S3, provide cloud object storage

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in order to store any type of data and deploy our web applications.

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And after that, we will learn lambda event driven architectures and location types, including a number

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of best practices and event driven architectures.

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And these include lambda asynchronous and Lambda events or invocations, as you know that a lambda is

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working with other sources with asynchronous and even source mapping invocations.

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So we will learn those topics in this section.

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And after that we will learn application integration services which including Amazon SAS for fully managed

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pop up messaging, and Amazon asks for fully managed message queues and message queues for the cross

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service communication.

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And of course we will use Amazon event bridge for decoupled microservices with event driven approaches.

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After that we will learn application orchestration services, which is the a step functions to orchestrate

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microservices into serverless workflows and we will learn integration pattern and practices with implementing

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such a pattern with using the choreography based pattern, implementation, Amazon event breach and

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orchestration based implementation of the cycle pattern with using the step functions.

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And of course we will learn Citrix which is the Amazon dynamic streams and Amazon Kinesis data streams.

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We will consume these streams with Amazon, ADA Lambda with supporting event source mapping way.

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And lastly, we will learn serverless deployment frameworks which provide the cloud stack development

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with infrastructure as code.

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We will learn a cloud formation and after that we will learn a table is some and a CDK stack development.

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These frameworks are very important when it comes to developing serverless application in real world

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projects.

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So we will learn these serverless frameworks with step by step developing real world use case applications

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fit together.

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If you come back to our vertical direction, as you know that the second way is the vertical direction,

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the way of learning or any particular services.

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We have finished the horizontal direction and now we can focus on the vertical direction.

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In the vertical direction we will learn step by step guide with different aspects of any particular

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social services.

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So that means we will examine every particular services with these vertical topics.

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For each A service services, we will have four main vertical parts.

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The first part is theoretical information which including a service or with core concepts, features,

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use, case and general information.

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The second step is walkthrough with a management console, which is including the A service walkthrough

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with a major console performing main use cases.

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And the third step is developing with a SDK, which is the service programmatic access interaction with

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SOLAS APIs using a SDK or CLI.

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And the last step is hands on labs with real world use cases.

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We are implementing this service, hands on labs implementation, a real world use cases.

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These are the four main topics that we are going to handle almost all server services.

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By this way, we can cover for all aspects of any particular services.

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For example, when we are running Amazon SAS, we will have four main parts.

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In the first part, we will understand the technical information, including all the core concepts,

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features and so on.

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After that we are getting started with Amazon SAS using the management console.

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This part is walkthrough with a management console.

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The second part of our main flow and the third part is developing with SDK, a SDK.

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We will use Amazon SAS SDK examples using the SDK JavaScript library.

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And the last part is hands on labs, as you remember that in the first step is handling maps with real

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world use case.

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As you can see that we will implement finance serverless architecture using SAS skills and Lambda services.

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So in the course structure, when we finished any social services, we have at least one hand on labs

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for particular services.

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For example, if you finished Amazon section and understand the service, we will have several hands

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on labs like implementing funnel pattern implementation with using SAS or decoupling microservices with

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using Amazon event bridge and so on.

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So these will mostly include a combination of other services that represent the real world application.

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So when we finished any services, we will implement the combination of other services and we will create

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a real world application with using the handle labs.

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And of course we will follow the service deployment frameworks we have in the last section.

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We will see how we can do cloud stack development with using the infrastructure as code approaches in

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the service deployment frameworks for any particular services, we can develop infrastructure for all

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the services and perform interaction with coding, interactions with developing these infrastructure,

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using the some cdcc cloud formation and so on.

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So we will develop the combination of social services, both infrastructure code and also actual lambda

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function code, which interacts with other services using the ASC libraries.

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This course is 100% hands on of course, and include lots of development activities.

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That means we will develop codes for almost all the services and interactions.