Cloud9 IDE Setup

This lesson covers how to set up Cloud9 IDE to start your cloud automation journey

Introduction to the Boto3 library

Dive into the world of AWS automation with Hands-On.Cloud's Boto3 Introduction course. Learn the essentials of the Python Boto3 library, understand Boto3 clients and resources, and kickstart your journey in AWS infrastructure management.

Boto3 installation

This lesson demonstrates how to install Boto3 in Python 3 virtual environment, test setup and configuration settings.

Boto3 documentation overview

Master the Boto3 documentation with Hands-On.Cloud's Boto3 Documentation Overview course. Learn to navigate the official Boto3 docs, find code examples, and locate information on clients, resources, and AWS services.

Create S3 Bucket

Learn to create Amazon S3 buckets using Boto3 S3 client and resource with Hands-On.Cloud's Boto3 S3 Create Bucket course. Boost your AWS skills by mastering S3 bucket creation and writing unit tests for your Python code.

List S3 Buckets

Discover how to list Amazon S3 buckets using Boto3 S3 client and resource with Hands-On.Cloud's Boto3 S3 List Buckets course. Enhance your AWS skills by learning to write unit tests using the moto library for your Python code.

Filter S3 Buckets by Tag

Master AWS S3 bucket filtering with Hands-On.Cloud's Boto3 S3 Filter Buckets by Tag course. Learn to use Boto3 client and resource for efficient AWS S3 bucket management and enhance your skills with unit testing using the moto library.

Delete S3 bucket

This lesson demonstrates using the Boto3 S3 client and Boto3 S3 resource to clean up and delete AWS S3 buckets. Also, you'll cover your code with unit tests using the moto library.

Upload file to S3 bucket

This lesson demonstrates using the Boto3 S3 client and Boto3 S3 resource to upload files to AWS S3 buckets. Also, you'll cover your code with unit tests using the moto library.

Download file from S3 bucket

This lesson demonstrates using the Boto3 S3 client and Boto3 S3 resource to download files to AWS S3 buckets. Also, you'll cover your code with unit tests using the moto library.