
AWS and Cloud Engineering
Practical guides to load balancing, scaling, deployment, and resilient AWS foundations.
TechEazy field notes
Clear, hands-on notes on cloud engineering, Java and Spring, GitHub collaboration, and the career foundations that make technical work credible. Free to read, no sign-up.

Practical guides to load balancing, scaling, deployment, and resilient AWS foundations.

Build a sound Java foundation, then apply Spring Boot, dependency injection, MVC, and REST.

Learn repository, branch, pull-request, protection, and delivery workflows used by engineering teams.

Durable guidance for choosing core skills, presenting your work, and building credible career evidence.
5 free courses · no sign-in
Every session is public: open a course and start. Nothing to sign up for, nothing to pay.

8 sessions · self-paced · read online
Eight hands-on sessions on AWS for freshers: a safe account, permissions, storage, servers, networks, a database and serverless code, ending in a small app you deploy and then tear down.

8 sessions · self-paced · read online
Eight sessions on how language models really behave: tokens and sampling, cost and latency, prompts and context, structured output, choosing a provider, and using AI responsibly.

8 sessions · self-paced · read online
Eight sessions on retrieval-augmented generation: embeddings and vector search, grounded answers with citations, why retrieval fails, evaluation suites and catching hallucinations.

11 sessions · self-paced · read online
Eleven sessions on agents that take real actions: tool calling, the Model Context Protocol, the agent loop, memory, access control, human approval and guardrails, ending in a capstone feature.

9 sessions · self-paced · read online
Nine sessions on running AI systems for real: where models run, reference architectures, scaling, cost, observability and audit, ending in a design you defend with decision records.

Oct 15, 2026
You have just installed the AWS CLI, and the setup guide asks you to paste in an access key ID and secret. That leaves a long-lived secret sitting in

Oct 14, 2026
You launched an Amazon EC2 instance, installed a web server, and typed its public address into a browser. The tab spins and then times out. Nothing on

Oct 11, 2026
Where a Spring Boot app on AWS should keep its database password, when to pick Secrets Manager or Parameter Store, and how to load it with spring.config.import.

Oct 10, 2026
You have just created an AWS account. The console is open, and there are hundreds of services one click away. One fear stops most people here: that a

Oct 8, 2026
The interviewer leans back and asks: "You've just created a new AWS account. What's the first thing you do about security?" Many freshers answer

Oct 7, 2026
Host a static website on Amazon S3 step by step: bucket, Block Public Access, bucket policy, website endpoint, HTTPS options, common errors and an S3 hosting FAQ.

Oct 7, 2026
Send an AI the same ticket twice and get two replies. See what the model computes each time and which setting decides the difference.

Oct 7, 2026
How AI agents on AWS pick tools, keep memory and use MCP to finish real tasks, explained for engineers new to agentic AI.

Oct 7, 2026
Link a Spring Boot project to a GitHub repository with Git: a .gitignore for target/ and secrets, an empty repo, the origin remote, then token or SSH login.

Oct 7, 2026
What an AWS Auto Scaling group (ASG) is, with a worked example: min, desired and max capacity, launch templates, health checks, target tracking and an ASG FAQ.

Oct 1, 2026
How AWS Elastic Load Balancing works, with a worked example, ALB vs NLB vs GWLB compared, listeners, target groups, health checks and an ELB FAQ.

Oct 1, 2026
FDE vs solutions architect compared: what each role owns, how much code each writes, how they work with customers, the skills each needs, and how to choose.

Oct 1, 2026
Use a GitHub personal access token to push, clone and log in over HTTPS: create the token, paste it at Git's password prompt, and store it safely.

Oct 1, 2026
Rulesets or classic branch protection? Compare the two, set a baseline for main, avoid the required-status-check trap, and test your rules before trusting them.

Oct 1, 2026
When to use RAG with an AWS vector store instead of fine-tuning a foundation model: facts versus behaviour, Bedrock Knowledge Bases, vector store choice and the cost ladder.

Aug 8, 2026
A grounded transition plan for backend, QA, DevOps, and other technical professionals moving into applied AI work without starting their careers over.

Aug 8, 2026
A four-to-six-month part-time shape for backend developers moving toward FDE work through AI fluency, codebase delivery, and inspectable evidence.

Aug 8, 2026
A practical path for experienced software professionals who want to move into client-facing AI delivery without treating a degree as the whole credential.

Aug 8, 2026
A decision framework for experienced technical professionals evaluating an AI/ML program: inspect the sequence, evidence, feedback loop, and claims.

Aug 8, 2026
A practical look at the recurring work behind Cloud/AI Solutions Architect roles: discovery, system choices, risk, cost, and technical communication.

Aug 7, 2026
Turn verifiable projects into clearer resume bullets, a reviewable GitHub portfolio, an honest professional profile, and a scoped freelance offer.

Aug 7, 2026
Build a small Spring Boot task API and understand how MVC request mapping, a service layer, constructor injection, and JSON responses fit together.

Aug 7, 2026
Create and run a first Spring Boot REST application with Java 17+, Spring Initializr, Maven, and one small JSON endpoint.

Aug 7, 2026
Deploy a Spring Boot JAR to EC2, run it as a service, and route traffic through an AWS Application Load Balancer with safe health checks.

Aug 7, 2026
Create a GitHub repository, work on a topic branch, open a clear pull request, respond to review, and merge with confidence.

Aug 7, 2026
A beginner roadmap for programming, web APIs, Git, data, testing and deployment—built around one progressive, reviewable project.

Aug 7, 2026
Understand Spring IoC, beans, component scanning, and constructor injection through a small Spring Boot example that is easy to test.

Aug 7, 2026
Improve a Spring Boot REST API with request DTOs, Bean Validation, correct HTTP status codes, centralized errors, and focused MVC tests.

Aug 7, 2026
Understand how Git repositories, commits and branches relate to GitHub remotes, default branches, and pull requests.

Aug 7, 2026
Scale a Spring Boot service on AWS with a versioned launch template, EC2 Auto Scaling Group, ALB target group, health replacement, and target tracking.

Aug 7, 2026
An archived announcement of TechEazy's former Java, Spring Boot, AWS training and internship offer; its old terms are not currently available.

Aug 7, 2026
Learn the difference between Java classes and objects with a complete Car example covering fields, constructors, methods, and independent state.

Sep 2, 2025
Serve a static site from a private S3 bucket through CloudFront with Route 53 and HTTPS, instead of exposing the bucket publicly.

Sep 1, 2025
Replace the long default S3 website URL with your own domain using Route 53, and verify the mapping resolves.

Sep 1, 2025
Automate static-site deploys to S3 with GitHub Actions, so a push publishes the site instead of a manual upload.

Sep 1, 2025
What Git and GitHub each actually do, how they differ, and why version control matters — explained without code.