Top AWS services in a nutshell🗯

Top AWS services in a nutshell🗯

Hello, readers!! This post will provide you a quick overview of the most popular AWS services. It is aimed solely towards newcomers who are interested in learning more about AWS services. So, bearing in mind that you are newbie to AWS, I will do my best to describe the main services in easy way.

Let's start with a brief introduction to AWS ....

What is AWS?

AWS means Amazon Web Services. AWS is a cloud service provider. It provides IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS services. These services include - Computing, storage, database, networking, and many more. All this is done via the data-centers and the hardware managed by Amazon. s3.png

Amazon EC2

EC2 stands for Elastic Compute Cloud. It's a cloud-based Virtual Machine over which you have complete control of the operating system. You may use this cloud server whenever you need to deploy your own cloud servers that are equivalent to your on-premises servers, as well as when you require ultimate control over the hardware and upgrades. ec2.png

For deep dive - Read this article How to create an AWS EC2 instance? - by Yash Aryan

Amazon S3

S3 stands for Simple Storage Service. The S3 interface allows you to store and retrieve unlimited quantity of data at any time and from any location on the internet. There is no need to be concerned about storage while using Amazon S3. We can store as much info as we want and retrieve it whenever we want. s3.png

For deep dive - Read this article AWS S3 - All You Need To Know About This Service - by Catalin Pit

Amazon Lambda

Lambda is a computing service that does not require a server. Lambda allows you to run code without having to own or manage servers. Users just pay for the compute time that they use. Users just submit the code, and Lambda handles the rest, resulting in accurate software scalability and high availability. s3.png

For deep dive - Read these articles Intro to AWS Lambda - By Michael Liendo

AWS Lambda for beginners - A visual guide - by Lenin Mishra

Amazon VPC

VPC stands for Virtual Private Cloud. It allows you to deploy AWS resources in a virtual network of your choice from a logically isolated region of the AWS cloud. You may choose an IP address range, create subnets, and configure route tables and network gateways in your virtual networking environment. s3.png

For deep dive - Read this article AWS Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) - Let's Learn About It - by Catalin Pit

Amazon RDS

Amazon RDS is an abbreviation for Amazon Relational Database Service. It simplifies cloud database configuration, maintenance, and scaling. It automates time-consuming activities like hardware provisioning, database configuration, patching, and backups – all while remaining cost-effective and appropriate to your requirements. s3.png

For deep dive - Read this article Amazon Relational Database Service - The Basics Of AWS RDS - by Catalin Pit

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