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    AWS Simple Icons PPT v15.9.3

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    This document provides usage guidelines for AWS Simple Icons including recommendations to always label icons, use direct lines in diagrams rather than crisscross lines, and represent non-AWS technologies with a generic grey server icon. It also explains that the first icon in most AWS service sets typically represents the overall product and is often called the console icon.

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    This document provides usage guidelines for AWS Simple Icons including recommendations to always label icons, use direct lines in diagrams rather than crisscross lines, and represent non-AWS technologies with a generic grey server icon. It also explains that the first icon in most AWS service sets typically represents the overall product and is often called the console icon.

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    This document provides usage guidelines for AWS Simple Icons including recommendations to always label icons, use direct lines in diagrams rather than crisscross lines, and represent non-AWS technologies with a generic grey server icon. It also explains that the first icon in most AWS service sets typically represents the overall product and is often called the console icon.

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    AWS Simple Icons PPT v15.9.3

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    This document provides usage guidelines for AWS Simple Icons including recommendations to always label icons, use direct lines in diagrams rather than crisscross lines, and represent non-AWS technologies with a generic grey server icon. It also explains that the first icon in most AWS service sets typically represents the overall product and is often called the console icon.

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    The document provides guidance on using AWS Simple Icons in architecture diagrams and presentations.

    Always include labels below icons, use direct lines in diagrams, and represent non-AWS technologies with grey servers.

    There are icons available for AWS services as well as general concepts like users, servers, databases etc.

    AWS Simple Icons

    v15.9
    Check to make sure you have the most recent Creating diagrams
    May set of AWS Simple Icons Try to use direct lines (rather than ‘criss-cross’), use
    adequate whitespace, and remember to label all icons.
    18 This version was last updated 1/28/2014 (v2.4) Find
    the most recent set at:
    aws.amazon.com/architecture/icons/

    Product icons
    Always use icon labels The first icon in most service sets is a product icon.
    Be sure to always include a label below the icon or These are often also referred to as Console icons. These
    on the group in Arial. The only exception is in should be used to represent the service on a more
    complex diagrams; you have the option to create a general level when you will not be going into as much
    cluster key. depth.
    Amazon EC2

    Non-AWS technology
    Any server or other non-AWS technology in an
    architecture diagram should be represented with they
    traditional grey server (see Slide 8). 
    server

    AWS Simple Icons: Usage Guidelines


    Compute Networking Analytics
    EC2 Container Elastic Direct Machine
    EC2 Lambda VPC Route 53 EMR Data Pipeline Kinesis
    Service Beanstalk Connect Learning

    Developer Tools Management Tools Security & Identity


    Cloud Service Identity & Access Directory Trusted
    CodeCommit CodeDeploy CodePipeline CloudWatch CloudTrail Config OpsWorks
    Formation Catalog Management Service Advisor

    Storage & Content Delivery Application Services


    Storage Elastic
    S3 CloudFront EFS Glacier API Gateway AppStream CloudSearch SES SQS SWF
    Gateway Transcoder

    Mobile Services Database Enterprise Applications


    Mobile
    Cognito Device Farm SNS RDS DynamoDB ElastiCache RedShift WorkSpaces WorkDocs WorkMail
    Analytics
    Compute
    Compute
    EC2 Lambda EC2 Container Elastic
    Service Beanstalk

    Instance DB on Elastic Application


    Instance Instance

    Instances Instance With Deployment


    Cloud Watch

    AMI Elastic IP
    Networking
    Networking
    VPC Direct Connect Route 53

    Router VPN Hosted Zone


    Gateway

    Internet VPN Gateway Route Table


    Gateway

    Customer VPN Peering


    Gateway
    Analytics
    Analytics
    EMR Data Pipeline Kinesis Machine Learning

    Cluster EMR Engine Kenisis


    MapR M3 Enabled App

    HDFS EMR Engine


    Cluster MapR M5

    EMR Engine EMR Engine


    MapR M5
    Developer Tools
    Developer Tools
    Code Commit Code Deploy Code Pipeline
    Management Tools
    Management Tools
    CloudWatch CloudFormation CloudTrail Config Service Catalog

    Cluster Template OpsWorks

    Stack Stack Layers Instances Apps

    Deployments Monitoring Resources Permissions


    Security & Identity
    Security & Identity
    Identity & Access Management Directory Service Trusted Advisor

    Add-On Encrypted Long-Term AWS Security Token


    Data Security Credential Service (Alternate)

    AWS Security Permissions Temporary Security


    Token Service Credential

    Data Encryption Role MFA Team


    Key Key
    Storage & Content Delivery
    Storage & Content Delivery
    S3 Amazon Glacier Cloud Front Storage Gateway EFS

    Bucket Glacier Download Virtual Tape Amazon Elastic Snapshot


    Archive Distribution Library Block Store

    Bucket with Glacier Vault Streaming Non-Cached Volume AWS Import/Export


    Objects Distribution Volume

    Object Edge Cached


    Location Volume
    Application Services
    Application Services
    Elastic
    API Gateway AppStream CloudSearch SES SQS SWF
    Transcoder

    SDF Metadata Email Queue Worker

    Message Decider
    Application Services
    Application Services
    Cognito Device Farm Mobile Analytics SNS

    Email
    Notification

    HTTP
    Notification

    Topic
    Database
    Database
    RDS DynamoDB ElastiCache RedShift

    RDS DB MySQL DB SQL Slave Postgre SQL Oracle DB Email Attribute CacheNode Solid State
    Instance Instance Instance Instance Alternate Notification Disks

    RDS DB Instance Oracle DB PIOP MySQL Instance Item Attributes Redis DW1 Dense
    Standby (Multi-AZ) Instance Alternate Compute

    RDS DB Instance MS SQL SQL Master MS SQL Instance Items Global Secondary MemCached DW2 Dense
    Read Replica Instance Alternate Index Compute
    Enterprise Applications
    Enterprise Applications
    WorkDocs WorkMail WorkSpaces
    Non-Service Specific

    AWS Management
    AWS cloud virtual private cloud forums
    Console

    client mobile client multimedia Internet user users

    corporate data
    traditional server disk generic database tape storage
    center

    AWS Simple Icons: Non-Service Specific


    On-Demand Workforce
    Amazon Mechanical Turk

    Amazon Human Intelligence assignment/


    workers Requester
    Mechanical Turk Tasks (HIT) task

    Mechanical Turk vs. Amazon Mechanical Turk


    Do not use simple "Mechanical Turk" to refer to Amazon Mechanical Turk. Use
    Amazon Mechanical Turk to describe the entire system, Amazon Mechanical Turk
    website for the worker website, and Amazon Mechanical Turk web service to describe
    the product.

    AWS Simple Icons: On-Demand Workforce


    SDKs

    Java JavaScript Python (boto) PHP .NET Ruby Node.js

    iOS Android AWS Toolkit for AWS Toolkit AWS Tools for AWS CLI
    Visual Studio for Eclipse Windows
    PowerShell

    AWS Simple Icons: SDKs


    Groups

    Auto Scaling group Availability Zone region security group

    Elastic Beanstalk container EC2 instance contents VPC subnet server contents

    AWS Simple Icons: Groups


    Groups

    virtual private cloud AWS cloud corporate data center

    AWS Simple Icons: Groups


    Example 1: 2-Tier Auto-scalable Web Application Architecture in 1 AZ

    www.example.com media.example.com

    CloudFront
    distribution

    web app root volume logs


    server
    Elastic Load
    Balancing
    EC2 instance
    security group
    Amazon EBS Amazon S3
    data volume
    snapshot bucket
    Auto Scaling group

    security group

    Availability Zone #1

    AWS Simple Icons: Example 1

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