AWS cloud computing from scratch to production. DevOps beginners and experienced engineers alike will learn core AWS services, networking, storage, and deploying real workloads. This hands-on guide covers everything from setting up your first EC2 instance to designing resilient architectures with VPCs, S3, and IAM. You'll master cloud infrastructure fundamentals, automate deployments, and build CI/CD pipelines without fluff. Unlike The DevOps Handbook, Second Edition by Gene Kim and Cloud Native DevOps with Kubernetes by John Arundel, this book focuses on practical AWS implementation—not theory. Start with zero experience and end with production-ready skills.What You'll LearnLaunch and manage EC2, Lambda, and Elastic BeanstalkDesign secure VPCs, subnets, and security groupsStore and serve data with S3, RDS, and DynamoDBAutomate infrastructure with CloudFormation and TerraformMonitor costs, performance, and security with CloudWatchDeploy containerized apps on ECS and EKSWhy This Book?Most AWS books drown you in theory. AWS from Zero to Production gives you step-by-step labs, real-world examples, and troubleshooting tips. You'll build a complete application—from development to deployment—while avoiding common pitfalls. Whether you're a developer, sysadmin, or student, this book bridges the gap between learning and doing. No prior cloud experience required.Who This Is ForDevelopers moving to the cloudDevOps engineers expanding their AWS skillsIT professionals transitioning to cloud rolesStudents and career changersAbout the AuthorLena Kessler has trained thousands of engineers in cloud computing. Her practical approach cuts through complexity, making AWS accessible to everyone.Get your copy today and go from zero to production—faster than you thought possible.