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  • AIM
  • General Stuff about AWS
  • AWS Global Infrastructure
  • Interacting with AWS
  • AWS Identity and Access Management
    • AWS Organizations
    • Users
    • Policies and Permissions
    • Groups and Roles
    • Federation
    • Access Control (via available tools)
    • AWS Cognito
    • AWS IAM Identity Center
  • Networking and Content Delivery in AWS
    • AWS VPC
    • AWS Route 53
    • Elastic Load Balancing
    • AWS CloudFront
    • Amazon API Gateway
  • AWS Storage Services
    • Amazon EBS
    • Amazon EFS
    • Amazon FSx
    • S3
    • AWS Databases Services
      • Amazon RDS
      • Amazon DymanoDB
      • Amazon Elasticache
      • Amazon RedShift
      • Amazon DocumentDB
  • AWS Compute Services
    • EC2
    • Elastic BeanStalk
    • AWS Lambda
    • Container Services
      • ECR and ECS
      • EKS
      • AppRunner
  • Other AWS Services
    • CloudFormation
    • AWS Key Management Services (KMS)
    • AWS Secrets Manager
    • AWS Certificate Manager (ACM)
    • AWS Messaging Services
      • AWS SNS (Simple Notification Service)
      • AWS Simple Queue Service (SQS)
    • AWS Systems Manager
      • Application Management
      • Node Management
    • Logging and Monitoring
      • AWS CloudTrail
      • AWS CloudWatch
    • AWS Macie
    • AWS Inspector
    • AWS GuardDuty
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AWS Compute Services

What is AWS Compute?

A service that enables to leverage virtual machines on cloud for workloads. This could be for hosting website, running a database, or calculating statistics from a data set.

Key Compute Options in AWS

  • Amazon EC2 - VMs on AWS - IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service)

  • AWS Elastic Beanstalk - For scaling WebApps and services - PaaS (Platform as a Service)

  • AWS Lambda - Server-less Architecture

  • AWS Container Services such as AWS AppRunner, AWS EKS and AWS ECS

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