Day 1 - Hi, I started learning with AWS and I'll share what i learn each day and if you find something wrong then let me know

Deepak Mathur — Sat, 15 Jun 2024 14:43:12 +0000

AWS (for AWS cloud practitioners)

AWS stands for amazon web services nad It is the first large scale cloud service provider in 2006 with s3 service.
Ways of Interactions with AWS
- Using AWS Console(via GUI)
- Using AWS CLI (via command line or terminal)
- Using AWS SDKs (via some programming language code)
As a beginner in AWS i've learned the following concepts
Traditional IT services pros and cons
- Pros
- You can customize the whole infrastructure
- Better Security because all data center is under your control
- Consequences
- Scaling take time
- Poor return of investment
- Physical safety (means if some Person can physically damaged your servers or resources then your data will be gone.
- Cooling of servers is also one problem
Cloud Computing -> It is on demand of delivery of IT resources, particularly computing power, application hosting and even more
Types of Cloud Models
- Cloud -> In this model all your resources is on the cloud
- On Premises -> In this model not a single resources is on cloud.
- Hybrid -> In this model here some of the resources are on the cloud and som of them are in own data centers. (Hybrid= cloud +On premises)
Benefits of Clouds:-
- Go Global in minutes
- With the help of it sites can go global in minutes.
- Stop focusing on the data centers and instead of it focus on the customers
- Stop Guessing the Capacity of your resources instead of it use AWS
- Trade Upfront Expenses for Variable Expenses
- It means like it is better to spend a little than spend a lot.

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