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Task for Day4

Tasks:

1) Read about AWS RDS, DynamoDB and AWS lambda and write a post on linkedIn with example in your own words.

Note: I have added documentation for reference below

2) You are part of a team responsible for migrating the database of an existing e-commerce platform to Amazon RDS. The goal is to improve scalability, performance, and manageability. The current setup uses a self-managed MySQL database on an on-premises server. 👇

What needs to be done:

• Set up and configure a MySQL database on AWS RDS, ensuring optimal performance.
• Establish a connection between the RDS instance and your EC2 environment

3) Deploy a scalable web application. The application consists of a MySQL database managed by Amazon RDS and a flask based web application that automatically scale based on demand using an Auto Scaling group and an Elastic Load Balancer.

• Deploy this: Two-tier application

4) Scenario:

You're an AWS expert managing a budget-friendly project with EC2 instances. To save money, you're using AWS Lambda to automatically start and stop instances when they're not needed during non-business hours. 👇

What needs to be done:

• Create an AWS Lambda function that will start/stop instances based on their instance tag.
  

Note: learn about python boto3 to solve this task.

Reference for task4: Task4

Reference:

• AWS RDS (DynamoDB)
• AWS Lambda
• Python Boto3