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Introduction to Amazon Web Services (AWS)

and Cloud Computing

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Amazon History

1994: Jeff Bezos Incorporated the

Company

1995: Amazon.com

Launched Online

Bookstore

2005: Amazon Publishin

g Launched

2006: Amazon

Web Services (AWS)

Launched

2007: Kindle

Launched

2011: Amazon Fresh

Launched

2012: Amazon Game Studios

Launched

2013: Amazon

Art Launched

2014: Amazon Prime Now

Launched

2015: Amazon Home

Services & Amazon

Echo Launched

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What is cloud computing?

Cloud computing is on-demand delivery of IT resources and applications via the Internet with pay-as-you-go pricing.

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Measured Service

Pay for services as you go.

Electrical services analogy

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Amazon Web Services (AWS)

ComputeMessaging

Mobile

App ServicesDatabaseNetworking

Development and Management Tools

Payments

VPCOn-Demand Workforce

Analytics Content Delivery

StorageEnable businesses and developers to use web services to build scalable, sophisticated applications.

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AWS Core Infrastructure and Services

AWS Technical Essentials 3.8 ILT

Security

Network

Security

Network

Security Groups NACLs Access Mgmt

VPCVPCEC2 “Classic”

“Public”

ELBOn-DemandProvision

Traditional Infrastructure Amazon Web Services

ServersAMI Amazon EC2 InstancesOn-Premises Servers

SecuritySecurity Groups NACLs AWS IAMFirewalls ACLs Administrators

NetworkingVPCELBRouter Network Pipeline Switch

Storage and

DatabaseRDBMSDAS SAN NAS Amazon

EBSAmazon

EFSAmazon

S3Amazon

RDS

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Six Advantages & Benefits of AWS Cloud Computing

Trade capital expense for variable expense.

Benefit from massive economies of scale.

Stop guessing capacity.

Go global in minutes.

Increase speed and agility.

Stop spending money on running and maintaining data centers.

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AWS Direct Connect

AWS Elastic Beanstalk

AWS GovCloud

Amazon CloudTrail

Amazon S3

Amazon WorkSpaces

Amazon Kinesis

Amazon AppStream

Amazon SNS

AWS IAM

Amazon Route 53

Amazon SWF

Amazon Redshift

Amazon Dynamo DB

Amazon CloudSearch

AWS Data Pipeline

Trusted Advisor

AWS KMS

Amazon Config

Amazon RDS for Aurora

Amazon WorkDocs

AWS Directory Service

AWS CodeCommit

AWS CodePipeline

AWS Service Catalog

Amazon CloudWatch Logs

Amazon EFS

Amazon API Gateway

Amazon Machine Learning

AWS Device Farm

AWS Web App Firewall

Amazon Elasticsearch Service

Amazon QuickSight

AWS Import/Export Snowball

RDS for MariaDB

Amazon Inspector

AWS IoT

Amazon EC2 ContainerRegistry

Amazon ElastiCache

AWS CloudFormation

Amazon Mobile

Analytics

AWS Mobile Hub

AWS Storage GatewayAWS OpsWorks

AWS Elastic TranscoderAmazon SES

Amazon EC2Container Service

Amazon Cognito

AWS CodeDeploy

Glacier* As of 1 February 2016

Amazon WorkMail

AWS Lambda1,950Services and Features

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On-Demand Self Services & Broad Network Access

User provisions computing resources as needed.User interacts with cloud service provider through an online control panel.Clear solutions are available through a variety of network-connected devices and over varying platforms.

Internetclient mobile client

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AWS Global Infrastructure

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AWS Global Infrastructure

RegionsGeographic locationsConsists of at least two Availability Zones(AZs)

Availability ZonesClusters of data centersIsolated from failures in other Availability Zones

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Achieving High Availability Using Multi-AZ

Availability Zone - A

Availability Zone - B

Availability Zone - C

Region

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AWS Global Infrastructure

At least 2 AZs per region.Examples: US East (N. Virginia)

• us-east-1a• us-east-1b• us-east-1c• us-east-1d• us-east-1e

Asia Pacific (Tokyo)• ap-northeast-1a• ap-northeast-1b• ap-northeast-1c

Note: Conceptual drawing only. The number of Availability Zones (AZ) may vary.

US East (VA)

AZ - A AZ - B

AZ - C AZ - D

AZ - E

Asia Pacific (Tokyo)

AZ - A AZ - B

AZ - C

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AWS Customers

Enterprise Customers Startup Customers Public Sector Customers