AWS INTRODUCTION

Amazon Web Services



AWS full form AmazonWeb Service. Before a factory would classically build an electricity plant and usage for their drives. Then power specialists would manage electricity plants to provide reliable power supply at a very low cost to these factories as a whole. The electricity could be created through bigger productivity and the price in this model is also low. AWS cloud follows a similar model where instead of building large scale structures, companies can opt for cloud services where they can get all structures they could ever need.



AWS is a growing cloud computing platform that has a significant share of cloud computing with respect to its competitors. AWS is geographically spread into regions to guarantee systemrobustness and outages. In Japan, Eastern USA, two locations in Western USA, Brazil, Ireland, Singapore, and Australia regions there are central hubs in place. There are over 50 services like application services, networking, storage, mobile, management, compute and many others that are available for the client easily.





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