So now let's talk about
the AWS App Runner service.
It's a fully managed service that makes it easy to deploy
web applications and APIs at scale
and with this, anyone can deploy to AWS.
You don't need to know anything about infrastructure,
for containers or your source code or whatever you want.
So the idea is that you start with your source code
or a Docker container image
and then you're going to configure the settings.
So it shows how many VCPS you want,
how much memory you want for your containers,
if you want autoscaling and a few health checks.
So some basic settings to define your web application
or your API, and then automatically, that's it,
it will start building
and deploying the web app using the App Runner survey.
So the container will be created and deployed,
and then your API or your web app is deployed
and you can access it right away using a URL
and so, as you can see, there was no knowledge whatsoever
of what goes on underneath.
Underneath, of course, uses the AWS services, but as a user,
you just don't know about it.
So it's very quick.
So with App Runner, you get a lot of goodness,
you get automatic scaling, it's highly available,
you get load balancing,
you get encryption and your application,
your container can also get access to your VPC.
That means that you can connect to your databases,
your cache, as well as your message queue services.
So the use case for this is to very quickly deploy web apps,
API, microservices, and do rapid production deployment
with best practices, all using the AWS App Runner service.
It's a very simple service.
It does very simple things, but it's very powerful.
Okay, that's it, I hope you liked it
and I will see you in the next lecture.