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The document outlines various additional services provided by AWS, including managed database services, security and identity management, machine learning and AI capabilities, and management and monitoring tools. It emphasizes AWS's role as a comprehensive toolbox for building and running digital applications in the cloud. Additionally, it describes Google App Engine (GAE) as a platform as a service (PaaS) that simplifies web application development and hosting by providing necessary infrastructure and resources.

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Additional Services

1. Database Services (e.g., Amazon RDS, Amazon DynamoDB):

AWS offers managed databases that take care of the technical


details, making it easy for you to store and retrieve data.

It offers a variety of database services, including relational, key-


value, document, in-memory, graph, time series, wide column, and
ledger databases.

2. Security and Identity (e.g., IAM, KMS):

Think of IAM as the guardian controlling who can access what in


AWS. KMS is like a secret keeper managing encryption keys for
added security.

AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) is a web service that


helps users securely control access to AWS resources. IAM
administrators can control who can be authenticated and authorized
to use Account Management resources. IAM is a framework of
policies, processes, and technologies that enable organizations to
manage digital identities and control user access to critical
corporate information. AWS provides services that help users
protect their data, accounts, and workloads from unauthorized
access. AWS data protection services provide encryption
capabilities, key management, and sensitive data discovery.
3. Machine Learning and AI (e.g., Amazon SageMaker):

AWS makes it easy for you to dive into the world of machine
learning. SageMaker is your guide for building and deploying smart
applications.

Amazon Web Services (AWS) offers a range of artificial intelligence


(AI) and machine learning (ML) services, infrastructure, and
implementation resources. AWS AI services can provide ready-made
intelligence for applications and workflows. These services can
integrate with applications to address common use cases, such as
Personalized recommendations, Modernizing contact centers,
Improving safety and security, Increasing customer engagement

4. Management and Monitoring (e.g., CloudWatch, CloudTrail):

CloudWatch is like your watchful eye, monitoring the health of your


applications. CloudTrail keeps a record of everything happening in
AWS for auditing. AWS monitoring is a set of practices that can be
used to verify the security and performance of AWS resources and
data. It involves scanning AWS resources and applications to collect
data and ensure everything is operating smoothly and securely.
AWS monitoring helps identify vulnerabilities and issues, predict
performance, and optimize configurations. It can also help maintain
reliability and availability.

In summary, AWS is like a toolbox filled with various tools. You pick the
tools you need to build and run your digital creations in the cloud, making
it accessible, scalable, and powerful for everyone.
Google AppEngine

Google App Engine (GAE) is a service for developing and hosting Web applications in
Google’s data centers, belonging to the platform as a service (PaaS) category of cloud
computing. Web applications hosted on GAE are sandboxed and run across multiple servers
for redundancy and allow for scaling of resources according to the traffic requirements of the
moment. App Engine automatically allocates additional resources to the servers to
accommodate the increased load.

Google App Engine is Google’s platform as a service offering that allows developers and
businesses to build and run applications using Google’s advanced infrastructure. These
applications are required to be written in one of a few supported languages, namely: Java,
Python, PHP, and Go. It also requires the use of Google query language and the database
used is Google Big Table. Applications must abide by these standards, so applications either
must be developed with GAE in mind or else modified to meet the requirements.

GAE is a platform, so it provides all of the required elements to run and host Web
applications, be it on mobile or the Web. Without this all-in feature, developers would have
to source their own servers, database software, and the APIs that would make all of them
work properly together, not to mention the entire configuration that must be done. GAE takes
this burden off the developers so they can concentrate on the app front end and functionality,
driving better user experience.

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