Amazon Web Services

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Amazon Web Services

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  By,
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  Rajesh Kandepu

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Introduction

• Amazon Web Services is a collection of remote
  computing services that together make up a cloud
  computing platform, offered over internet by
  amazon.com.

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Various Services

• Amazon EC2.
• Amazon S3.
• Amazon RDS.
• Amazon ElastiCache.
• Amazon Elastic MapReduce.

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Amazon EC2

• Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) is one of the
  services provided by Amazon Web Services and
  provides access to server instances on demand as
  a service.
• EC2 is a core part of AWS providing the compute
  facility for organizations.

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Cost Reduction
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Amazon S3

• Amazon S3 (Simple Storage Service) is an online
  service provided by Amazon.com, that allows web
  designers to store large amounts of data online.
• Free to join.
• pay-as-you-go service.
• Fully Scalable, Fast, Reliable.
• Uptime 99.99.

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Cost Reduction
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Amazon RDS

• Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS) is a
  fully-managed SQL database service.
• Access to MYSQL, SQL Server, Oracle.
• Automatic Backup.
• Patching.
• Scalable according to database instance.

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Cost Reduction
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Amazon ElastiCache

• Memory caching moves repetitive queries to a
  cache to limit loads on the server.
• The information is in the memory, as opposed to
  on disk, so it serves up very fast.
• Memcached, a free open source, high-performance,
  distributed memory object caching system is
  required to achieve this.
• AWS is taking out the complexity by offering
  Memecached as a service.

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Cost Reduction
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Amazon Elastic MapReduce

• MapReduce is a popular programming model for
  processing large data sets.
• Cost Effective Solution to process vast amounts
  of data.
• utilizes a hosted Hadoop framework running on the
  web-scale infrastructure of Amazon Elastic
  Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) and Amazon Simple
  Storage Service (Amazon S3).

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Cost Reduction
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References

• http//aws.amazon.com/documentation/
• Wikipedia