Amazon Web Services
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== Services include: == | == Services include: == | ||
| + | * Amplify (platform for web service and mobile app development) | ||
| + | * API Gateway (platform to build and manage APIs) | ||
| + | * Athena (SQL database) | ||
| + | * Braket (quantum computing) | ||
| + | * Chime (conferencing system) | ||
| + | * CodeStar (application builder) | ||
* Cognito (identity management) | * Cognito (identity management) | ||
* [[DynamoDB]] (NoSQL database) | * [[DynamoDB]] (NoSQL database) | ||
| + | * EC2 (virtual servers) | ||
* Lambda (serverless functions) | * Lambda (serverless functions) | ||
| − | * S3 (cloud | + | * S3 (cloud data storage) |
== See also == | == See also == | ||
Revision as of 18:18, 29 October 2022
Amazon Web Services is a large set of cloud services run by Amazon, widely used for the development and hosting of websites, web services, apps, APIs, and the like.
Services include:
- Amplify (platform for web service and mobile app development)
- API Gateway (platform to build and manage APIs)
- Athena (SQL database)
- Braket (quantum computing)
- Chime (conferencing system)
- CodeStar (application builder)
- Cognito (identity management)
- DynamoDB (NoSQL database)
- EC2 (virtual servers)
- Lambda (serverless functions)
- S3 (cloud data storage)
See also
- Amazon Resource Name (used to uniquely identify objects within AWS)
