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Hi, and welcome to this course about Unity and Amazon Cognito! This course is divided into two main sections: using Cognito as a user directory and as an authorization service. In both sections, I will look into theoretical concepts and then provide examples of implementations with Unity. I conceived this course as a practice guide; we will learn how to use the AWS console and have hands-on activities with live coding on Unity. At the end of this course, I want you to be able to build an entire user management system with Unity and Amazon Cognito and also use Cognito to access other Amazon services such as S3, Lambda, and DynamoDB.If you are a game developer or a cloud specialist, there are plenty of situations in which you can make Unity and Amazon Cognito work together. Imagine that you have created a successful game with Unity and want to give your players the opportunity to register and log in to it. You could achieve this by integrating your game with a Cognito user pool. In this course, we will see how to create a Cognito user pool and integrate it with Unity registering, authenticating, and deleting users, among others.Now, imagine that your users need to access Amazon services, such as S3 or DynamoDB for example, to upload a profile picture or to save a game. Whether you allow authenticated users or anonymous users to access those services, you will need to use Amazon Cognito, this time with an identity pool. In this course, we will see how to call a Lambda function, upload a picture to an S3 bucket, and store data in a DynamoDB table from Unity.I really hope you will enjoy this course, see you there!

In this course you will learn everything about Python programming language.The best part is you don't have to have any previous programming experience to learn and start applying Python programming language.We will start by learning the following:1. You will learn to install Python and Python development environment2. You will learn about variables and different naming conventions used for variable declarations.3. You will learn about different Data Types in Python and when to use which data type.4. You will learn about different types of Loops in Python and when to use which type of loop.5. You will learn about Conditional Structure like If Else, If Else If in Python and when to use which type.6. You will learn about Collections like List, Tuple and the differences between them.7. You will learn about Dictionary and how to use it8. You will learn to use collections and loops and control structure together to implement different use cases9. You will learn to write Functions in Python10. You will learn to call one function with or without parameter from another function.11. You will learn about Operators and Operands and perform different operations.12. You will learn about precedence and how to use it in arithmetic operations.13. You will learn about Type Casting one Data Type to Another Data Type.14. We will also be creating multiple small projects for applying the concepts that we will learn.

In this course we will take a simple Angular Client application that talks to a Node.JS server and deploy and run it as Docker containers. We will learn how to build both development and production Docker images for these types of applications. We will then be introduced to basic container orchestration with Docker Compose. After this we will refactor the application to be more decoupled, resilient and scalable by using a Microservice architecture, making the app more Cloud native. We will learn how we can build Docker images and publish them to Docker hub automatically with Travis CI. We will deploy the containerized application to the Cloud with the help of Amazon Elastic Beanstalk service. We will also look at automating the deployment to Elastic Beanstalk with Travis CI. When we deploy the application to Elastic Beanstalk we will also see how we can use AWS services such as AWS RDS, AWS Elasticsearch and AWS Elasticache instead of running these as our own containers.Then it's time for Kubernetes. We will spend a lot of time on Kubernetes as it is the preferred choice for most people when they want to run a container workload in Production. We will write Kubernetes manifest files (YAML) to deploy the application to a Kubernetes cluster. We will look at deploying both to a local Docker for Desktop single node Kubernetes cluster and to a multi node Kubernetes cluster in the Cloud (Google GKE, Amazon Kops, Amazon EKS). Then we will look at Kubernetes Helm that can be used to package the Kubernetes manifest files so they can be versioned and released as one entity. Learn how to use Travis CI to build docker images and deploy automatically to Kubernetes clusters. Finally see how you can manage multiple Kubernetes clusters with Rancher.

Want to code smarter, faster, and more Pythonically ?Welcome to "Python Tricks Shortcuts to Boost Python Programming Skill" – a rapid-fire, hands-on course designed to supercharge your Python skills and unlock real-world coding confidence.Whether you're a beginner ready to go beyond the basics or an intermediate programmer aiming to sharpen your edge, this course delivers Hand-picked Python tips, shortcuts, and hacks that every developer should know.Why Take This Course?This isn’t just another Python basics course — it’s a productivity booster. You’ll learn how to write concise, readable, and powerful code using the best features Python offers. Whether you're scripting for automation, preparing for interviews, building apps, or cleaning up legacy code, these tricks will save you hours and make your code shine.Each trick is explained clearly with examples, outputs, and mini challenges. And all of it is packed into a short, digestible, and focused format that respects your time.What You’ll LearnPythonic one-liners, shortcuts, and elegant coding patternsPowerful built-in functions (zip(), map(), filter(), enumerate(), and more)Advanced data structures (Counter, defaultdict, deque, etc.)Functional programming tricks using lambda, *args, **kwargs, and decoratorsFile handling, OS automation, and working with directories like a proTime and date operations, timers, and schedulingError handling, debugging tools, and safe exception usagereal-world scripts, and automation examples

In this course, you will learn advanced PLC programming and interfacing with IO-Link technology. I am using S7-1200 PLC with the TIA portal to explain the following topics:How to structure the PLC program using Struct and UDTHow to interface RFID via IO-Link master in Siemens S7-1200How to interface SmartLight via IO-Link master in Siemens S7-1200How to read PROFINET device statusHow to use Siemens web-serverHow to use high-speed counter instruction for EncoderHow to use layout in HMIHow to use scripts in HMIHow to login to HMI via RFID tags To continue with this course, it is highly recommended that you complete the S7-1200 and HMI from Scratch basic course. Or you must know the basics of PLC programming and HMI Screen designing. The course is explained via real hardware and devices, not just simulation. In order to follow through with this course, it is recommended that the student should have TIA Portal installed and running on their computer. The TIA portal can be downloaded free of cost from Siemens Website and can be used for 21 trial days.There are sufficient quizzes and exercise to make the course interactive and interesting. After completion of the course, the student will get the course completion certificate. Once enrolled, you can access this course for a lifetime and in case you encounter any doubts or if any student needs some help, he/she can contact the instructor via the student dashboard.