In addition to AWS documentation and blogs, one of the best resource is AWS Knowledge Center. It contains frequently asked questions from AWS customers so this resource contains real world problems with their solution.
AWS Knowledge Center contains FAQ from almost all of the AWS services. For example, I was researching about if there was a way to restore or recover a terminated EC2 instance in case I didn't have any backups or AMIs, and all the EBS volumes were deleted and the Answer was No.
The great thing was that AWS did mention the best practice in that case about taking backups or making AMIs of instances or better yet enabling the termination protection.
AWS Knowledge Center is quite a rich resource and like everything else with AWS, its continuously evolving.
AWS Knowledge Center contains FAQ from almost all of the AWS services. For example, I was researching about if there was a way to restore or recover a terminated EC2 instance in case I didn't have any backups or AMIs, and all the EBS volumes were deleted and the Answer was No.
The great thing was that AWS did mention the best practice in that case about taking backups or making AMIs of instances or better yet enabling the termination protection.
AWS Knowledge Center is quite a rich resource and like everything else with AWS, its continuously evolving.