Some Main Characteristics of AWS
Some Main Characteristics of AWS
As for Amazon Web Services (AWS), it is crucial to grasp the essential features of Amazon to ensure the success of your apps. After all, without understanding the rules, you can't play the game.
The AWS features you should take into account when planning your apps are:
- AWS provides a range of services, all aiming to provide a single set of features. Each service is individual but can be combined and matched to fulfil your application's specific demands.
- Well, every service is given through an API. Amazon or third-party user interface can be used by some of you, whilst others can use AWS directly via APIs and/or the development kit for AWS applications. Regardless of how you use the services, remember that everyone has their unique features and eccentricities.
- The AWS infrastructure is vulnerable to failures and Amazon achieves redundancy for strong services. Amazon typically keeps three copies of computation and data connected with a service for those services offered under service level agreements (SLAs).
- AWS is available on request, pay for what the model you use. AWS can become a great deal, with very low expenses when you start developing an application for the first time. But, so to speak, the metre always runs, so it is necessary to track what you are using.
- On a regional and available zone-based partitioning, AWS services are supplied. Access to data from one EC2 region in another requires traffic charges. If you want to keep costs down, it is necessary to know where your data is housed and your applications need to execute.
