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AWS

The document outlines various domains and services available on AWS including compute, storage, networking and databases. It provides details on EC2 instances, components, types of instances and pricing models for compute. For storage it describes Amazon S3, EBS, Glacier and other storage services as well as storage classes and encryption options. It also mentions cross-region replication and Amazon VPC for networking.

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AWS

The document outlines various domains and services available on AWS including compute, storage, networking and databases. It provides details on EC2 instances, components, types of instances and pricing models for compute. For storage it describes Amazon S3, EBS, Glacier and other storage services as well as storage classes and encryption options. It also mentions cross-region replication and Amazon VPC for networking.

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Domains of aws:

1. compute
2. migration
3. security
4. storage
5. networking
6. messaging
7. database
8. management tools

Compute Services:

EC2: elastic compute cloud

Components :

1. Amazon machine image (AMI is a kind of os)


2. Instance type (CPU && MEMORY)
3. Elastic lock storage (DISK)
4. key air (SSH)
5. Ip address (PUBLIC/PRIVATE/ELASTIC)
6. Security (firewall)
7. Tags

PROCESS TO LAUNCH EC2 INSTANCE

1. Select ur region
2. There is a vpc by default (virtual private circuit)

TYPES OF INSTANCES:

1. General purpose instance (Email response systems)


2. Compute Instance (Analyzing streaming data)
3. Memory instance
4. Storage Instance
5. GPU instance

Pricing models:

1. On-Demand
2. Dedicated
3. On spot
4. Reserved
5. Burstable
6. EBS optimized
7. Cluster networking
8. Dedicated

Storage Services

Cloud storage: it provides a web service where your data can be sorted and backed up
Types of Storages:

1. S3 – simple storage service


2. EBS – it’s a ssd hard drive tht is directly attached to our ec2 instance.
3. Amazon EFS – elastic file system. It is a shared file system tht can accessed amazon
environment as well as on premieres equipment
4. Glacier – it is a type of archival solution in aws . it is mainly dump data and keep them in low
cost.
5. Storage Gateway – it is used to move local data to cloud environment.
6. Snowball – it is a type of service where a hardware device is shipped to ur on premises
where u can upload the data directly and then we can ship it back to them.
7. Snowball edge – it is a upgraded service of snowball where can create a live machine which
u cant create in snowball and it also comes with a cluster network.
8. Snow Mobile – it is a type of truck trailer sent to u by AWS. To upload data.

Storage class in Amazon S3

 Standard S3 – it has low latency


 Standard S3 – IA: can be used where data is stored & long lived and has low latency
compared o s3
 Amazon Glacier: it is used for the data which is to be archived and performance is not
required.
 One Zone-IA: it is same as Standard S3 but the data is only stored in a single location.
 Amazon S3 Standard reduced redundancy Storage: it is used to for the data which is not
critical and if data is lost it can be recovered quickly.

Versioning: by enabling this option we can

Types of encryption:

 Server side:
1. SSE-S3: it is totally managed by aws
2. SSE-C: it is a customer specific key
3. SSE-KMS : it is also managed by aws but u can see the key in this type of encryption but
cant edit it.
Note : SSE-KMS has 3 additional options.
1. AWS S3
2. KMS MASTER KEY
3. CUSTOMER MANGAED KEY
 Client side:

Cross region Replication: it is used to replicate data from one bucked to another bucket
automatically into different regions.

Network Services:

 Amazon VPC: Amazon enables you to launch aws resources into a virtual network that you
have defined.

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