Important AWS Cloud Services

 The first cloud computing service, Amazon EC2, was launched by Amazon, the leading cloud vendor, in 2008. AWS has more features and solutions available than any other provider, and its free tiers include access to the AWS Console, which enables users to manage all of their services from one location. 

AWS is intended for folks who are unfamiliar with software development tools and is built for ease of use across a range of skill sets. With AWS services, web applications may be deployed quickly without further coding or server infrastructure.  Let's look at the options that offer for this. You'll find the essentials in our AWS services catalog to get you started. 

1.   Compute 

Amazon EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) 

A safe, scalable cloud platform from Amazon is called EC2. It provides computing power. Its goal is to provide developers with simple access and usability for web-scale cloud computing while granting complete control over your computer resources. 

Amazon EBS (Elastic Block Store) 

High-performance block storage is utilized in Amazon EC2's Amazon Elastic Block Store (EBS) for throughput and transaction workloads of any size and at any time. It manages a wide variety of workloads, including enterprise applications and relational and non-relational databases. 

 

2.   Database 

Amazon RDS (Relational Database Services) 

With the help of Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS), setting up, managing, and scaling databases in the cloud is simple. Automate time-consuming operations like hardware provisioning, database configuration, patching, and backups in a way that is cost-effective and appropriate for your requirements. 

 

3.   Storage  

Amazon S3 (Simple Storage Service) 

At its core, Amazon S3 enables object storage and offers industry-leading scalability, data accessibility, security, and performance. Large amounts of data may be stored and protected using S3 by businesses of all sizes for a variety of use cases, including websites, applications, backups, and more. 

 

4.   Networking  

Amazon SNS (Simple Notification Service) 

A fully managed messaging service called Amazon SNS offers an inexpensive infrastructure for bulk message delivery, mainly to mobile users. Through system-to-system or app-to-person communication across decoupled microservice apps, users can chat directly with customers. 

 

5.   Serverless Computing 

 
Serverless computing is a cloud computing execution model in which the cloud provider runs the server, and dynamically allocates machine resources on demand, so there is no upfront commitment of resources. A serverless computing platform allows developers to build applications and services without having to provision or manage any servers.  

The benefits of serverless computing include:  

·         Reduced operational costs: You only pay for the compute time you use, so there are no servers to provision or manage.  

·         Increased developer productivity: Developers can focus on building features and functionality, without having to worry about server provisioning, configuration, or management.  

·         Increased scalability: Serverless applications can scale automatically, so there is no need to provision or manage any servers.  

 

In short, to improve the services, AWS services can learn, measure, and apply industry best practices. You'll see that AWS services provide the best possible support for users, partners, and communities. Above all, AWS services support businesses in increasing productivity and shortening time to value by making the most use of resources and applications.