AWS is huge, and it's the biggest β provider out there not just in terms of user base but also when it comes to the list of offerings. I have always been curious about the huge drop-down that bubble up when clicked on the menu button, so decided to see and list down what exactly AWS has to offer.
Top 20 Services π©βπ»
Amazon S3 (Simple Storage Service) - For Object Storage
Amazon EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) - For Compute Capacity
Amazon RDS - For Relational Database Services
Amazon Lambda - For running code without managing capacity
Amazon Cognito - For onboarding users
Amazon SQS - For queueing data
Amazon SNS - For notification services
Amazon Glacier - For affordable Amazon S3 cloud storage
Dynamo DB - For No SQL DB
Amazon IAM (Identity and Access Management) - For Access Management
Amazon Auto-scaling - For automatic tuning of capacity
Amazon Kinesis - For collecting and analyzing data in real-time
Amazon VPC - For a private subnetwork
Amazon Lightsail - For speedy product launch with virtual private servers
Amazon ElastiCache - For elastic cache service managed by AWS
Amazon Chime - For chat/video service
AWS Athena - For analyzing S3 data
Web Application Firewall - For app security
AWS QuickSight - For fetching some required data for business decisions
AWS Cloudformation - For setting up the infrastructure using code
There are more than 200 services in total πΎ
It's almost not possible for any organization to be using all of AWS services provided how varied they are no matter how big the org isβοΈ Even Amazon itself might not be using all of these βοΈ
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