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Assignment 1

Aim : Deployment and Configuration options in Amazon


(AWS)
Objective:
The objective of this assignment is to explore and understand
the various deployment and configuration options available in
Amazon Web Services (AWS). It aims to provide a
comprehensive overview of the services and tools offered by
AWS for deploying and configuring applications and
infrastructure on the cloud platform. The assignment will
focus on the theoretical aspects of these options, explaining
their functionalities, use cases, and benefits

Theory:
1) Amazon EC2 (Elastic compute cloud)
Theory : Amazon EC2 provides scalable virtual servers
in the cloud. Users can choose from a variety of pre-
configured Amazon Machine Images (AMIs) or create
custom AMIs for different operating systems and
applications.
Use Cases: EC2 is suitable for running various
workloads, from small development instances to large-
scale enterprise applications.

2) AWS Elastic Beanstalk:


Theory: AWS Elastic Beanstalk offers a platform-as-a-
service (PaaS) solution for deploying and managing
applications without dealing with the underlying
infrastructure. It automatically handles capacity
provisioning, load balancing, and scaling.
Use Cases: It is ideal for developers who want to focus
solely on application code while leaving infrastructure
management to AWS.

3) AWS Lambda:

Theory: AWS Lambda is a serverless computing service


that allows developers to run code without provisioning
or managing servers. It executes code in response to
events and automatically scales based on demand.
Use Cases: It is commonly used for event-driven
applications, data processing, and backend services.

4) Amazon RDS (Relational Database Service):


Theory: Amazon RDS simplifies database management
by providing managed database services for popular
relational databases like MySQL, PostgreSQL, etc. It
handles tasks such as backups, software patching, and
scaling.
Use Cases: RDS is used for various applications that
require reliable, scalable, and managed database
solutions.
5) Amazon S3 (Simple Storage Service):

Theory: Amazon S3 offers object storage with high


durability, availability, and scalability. It stores and
retrieves data in the form of objects, such as files,
images, and videos.
Use Cases: S3 is widely used for storing and distributing
static content, backup and recovery, and as a data lake
for big data analytics.
6) Amazon CloudFront:

Theory: Amazon CloudFront is a content delivery


network (CDN) that caches and delivers content from
edge locations to reduce latency and improve
performance for end-users.
Use Cases: It is used to accelerate the delivery of
websites, APIs, videos, and other content globally.
7) AWS Elastic Load Balancing:

Theory: AWS Elastic Load Balancing distributes


incoming application traffic across multiple instances to
ensure high availability, fault tolerance, and scalability.
Use Cases: ELB is essential for applications with varying
traffic loads or multiple instances that need load
balancing.
8) AWS Auto Scaling:

Theory: AWS Auto Scaling automatically adjusts the


number of instances in a group based on predefined
scaling policies, helping to maintain application
performance and cost efficiency.
Use Cases: It is used to handle dynamic workloads and
ensure resources match demand.
9) AWS CloudFormation:

Theory: AWS CloudFormation allows users to define


and provision infrastructure as code. It helps in
automating the deployment and management of AWS
resources.
Use Cases: CloudFormation is beneficial for maintaining
consistency and managing complex infrastructures.
10) AWS CodeDeploy:

Theory: AWS CodeDeploy automates code deployments


to EC2 instances or on-premises servers, simplifying the
release process.
Use Cases: It is used to facilitate continuous delivery and
reduce deployment errors.
11) Amazon VPC (Virtual Private Cloud):

Theory: Amazon VPC provides a logically isolated


section of the AWS cloud where users can launch AWS
resources. It allows users to define a virtual network
topology and configure routing and security settings.
Use Cases: VPC is crucial for securely deploying
resources in a dedicated virtual network.
12) AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM):

Theory: AWS IAM allows users to manage access to


AWS services and resources securely. It enables fine-
grained control over user permissions.
Use Cases: IAM is used to manage user access,
permissions, and roles within an AWS environment.

This assignment aims to provide a comprehensive


understanding of these deployment and configuration options,
helping students or learners gain insights into choosing the
appropriate AWS services for various use cases. Theoretical
knowledge will empower them to make informed decisions
when architecting applications on the AWS cloud.
Conclusion : In conclusion, this assignment has explored the
diverse deployment and configuration options available in
Amazon Web Services (AWS). We have delved into the
theoretical aspects of these services, understanding their
functionalities, use cases, and benefits.

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