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AWS — Compute, Networking, Storage, Security, AI & DevOps

Amazon Web Services — Compute, Networking, Storage, Security, AI & DevOps

Amazon Web Services (AWS) is the world’s largest cloud platform, powering global-scale applications, enterprise workloads, AI systems, automation pipelines, networking infrastructure and secure cloud-native architectures. AWS provides deep services across every cloud category, from compute and storage to security, AI and DevOps.

This post highlights the AWS Cloud Platform Hub page and provides a structured overview of AWS core services — compute, networking, storage, identity, security, databases, AI, DevOps and monitoring.

🔗 Open AWS Cloud Platform Hub

✔ AWS Compute

  • ✔ EC2 (Virtual Machines)
  • ✔ ECS (Containers)
  • ✔ EKS (Kubernetes)
  • ✔ Lambda (Serverless)
  • ✔ Elastic Beanstalk
  • ✔ AWS Batch

✔ AWS Networking

  • ✔ VPC (Virtual Private Cloud)
  • ✔ Subnets & Security Groups
  • ✔ Route 53 (DNS)
  • ✔ API Gateway
  • ✔ Application Load Balancer (ALB)
  • ✔ Network Load Balancer (NLB)
  • ✔ Direct Connect
  • ✔ PrivateLink

✔ AWS Storage

  • ✔ S3 (Object Storage)
  • ✔ EBS (Block Storage)
  • ✔ EFS (File Storage)
  • ✔ Glacier (Archive Storage)
  • ✔ Storage Gateway

✔ AWS Databases

  • ✔ RDS (MySQL, PostgreSQL, MariaDB, SQL Server)
  • ✔ Aurora (High-performance DB)
  • ✔ DynamoDB (NoSQL)
  • ✔ Redshift (Data Warehouse)
  • ✔ DocumentDB
  • ✔ ElastiCache (Redis/Memcached)

✔ AWS Identity & Security

  • ✔ IAM (Identity & Access Management)
  • ✔ Cognito (User Identity)
  • ✔ AWS Shield (DDoS Protection)
  • ✔ WAF (Web Application Firewall)
  • ✔ GuardDuty (Threat Detection)
  • ✔ Security Hub
  • ✔ KMS (Key Management)

✔ AWS AI & Machine Learning

  • ✔ Amazon Bedrock (LLMs & Foundation Models)
  • ✔ SageMaker (ML Platform)
  • ✔ Rekognition (Vision AI)
  • ✔ Polly (Text-to-Speech)
  • ✔ Transcribe (Speech-to-Text)
  • ✔ Translate
  • ✔ Comprehend (NLP)

✔ AWS DevOps & Automation

  • ✔ CodeCommit (Git)
  • ✔ CodeBuild (CI)
  • ✔ CodeDeploy (CD)
  • ✔ CodePipeline (CI/CD)
  • ✔ CloudFormation (Infrastructure as Code)
  • ✔ Terraform (3rd‑party IaC)
  • ✔ Step Functions (Workflow Automation)
  • ✔ EventBridge

✔ AWS Monitoring & Management

  • ✔ CloudWatch (Metrics & Logs)
  • ✔ CloudTrail (Audit Logs)
  • ✔ X-Ray (Tracing)
  • ✔ Trusted Advisor
  • ✔ Cost Explorer

✔ Why AWS Matters

AWS is the most widely adopted cloud platform globally. It delivers deep services, global infrastructure, strong security and powerful AI/ML capabilities. AWS powers automation systems, modern apps, global workloads and intelligent cloud-native architectures.

For deeper architecture patterns, diagrams and service breakdowns, visit the full AWS Cloud Platform Hub page linked above.

© Omerta One — AWS Cloud · Infrastructure · AI · Security
by Rohan M Kells

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