This website lists workshops created by the teams at Amazon Web Services (AWS). Workshops are hands-on events designed to teach or introduce practical skills, techniques, or concepts which you can use to solve business problems.
You can filter by topic using the toolbar above.
New workshops and content added all the time
Created by specialists in the field from AWS and AWS Partners
Globally available without restriction and mobile friendly
This workshop will detail different tagging options in Amazon Web Services (AWS). The goal of this workshop is to walk through the various ways in which you can tag AWS resources & query said tags. By the end of this workshop you would have an understanding on how to tag, and govern the tags of different AWS resources.
This workshop demonstrates how to continually integrate, continually deploy, and continuously tune a generative AI application using Large Language Model Operations (LLMOps) on AWS.
Security is everyones responsibility. The earlier you can build the appropriate configuration into your applications the easier it is to achieve the goal of shipping securely AND swiftly. The techniques you’ll learn in this workshop will help you raise the bar for the security of the applications you build. This will help you spend more time building software that delights your customers & less time on rework after security reviews
In this Workshop, we demonstrate how you can implement CICD Deployment pipeline for your Amazon Connect Contact Flow. This workshop walks you through how you can deploy Amazon Connect Contact Flows that consist of Lambda functions, Lex bots, Connect Queue, etc. across various environments (Dev, QA, STG, Prod) through CICD pipeline leveraging CloudFormation, Code Commit repository, CodePipeline, etc.
In this workshop you'll learn how to create an AWS CDK project from scratch (using python) to create a serverless rest API with AWS Lambda and AWS API Gateway with canary deployments. Also, you'll learn how to implement a CI/CD pipeline to deploy your AWS CDK application with some quality tools.
Amazon EKS introduces a range of constructs that you can use to realize multi-tenancy in your SaaS solution. In this workshop, dig into the code and architecture of a working Amazon EKS SaaS application, exploring the various strategies to apply when building a SaaS application with Amazon EKS. Identity, tenant isolation, routing, data partitioning, and onboarding are among the SaaS constructs you create in this workshop. This workshop provides a hands-on view into all the moving parts of a real Amazon EKS SaaS solution that addresses specific considerations associated with bringing it to life on AWS.
In this workshop you will be building a multi-tenant Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solution using AWS Serverless Services, such as Amazon API Gateway, Amazon Cognito, AWS Lambda, Amazon DynamoDB, AWS CodePipeline, and Amazon CloudWatch. The goal is to provide SaaS developers and architects with working code that illustrates how to design and deliver a multi-tenant SaaS solution on AWS.