AWS is the leading platform for cloud computing services. But what is cloud computing? Think of an app that lets people shop online: it needs a database to store user information, servers to process orders, and email services to notify users. AWS provides these resources and more.
Cloud computing is like having your own datacenter in the cloud. You can add anything your app or website needs through AWS without worrying about the hardware. AWS manages the infrastructure, so you only focus on configuring and using the services.
AWS offers a vast array of services which can be overwhelming for beginners. The KodeKloud AWS Playground provides a simplified learning environment where you can:
Basic operations are supported.
Basic operations are supported.
Basic operations are supported.
Workgroup Count:
Named Queries:
Query execution
Long-running Query
Output Configuration:
Query Results Retention:
Cluster Count:
Node Count:
Instance Types:
Crawler Timeout
Maximum Table Count
Cluster Count
Node Count per Cluster
Allowed instance types
m5.xlarge
c1.medium
EBS Storage
Compute:
Deletion Of CloudTrail Logs Not Allowed
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EC2 instances are virtual servers. They are elastic, meaning they can easily scale up or down.
S3 buckets store files for easy upload and download.
RDS supports MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL, Oracle, Microsoft SQL Server, and Amazon Aurora.
EKS quickly sets up a Kubernetes cluster.
Create and manage container repositories, similar to Docker Hub.
Run code without managing servers.
Automates build, test, and deploy phases.
Automates application releases.
Compiles source code, runs tests, and produces packages.
Manages containerized applications.
Provides fast, scalable NoSQL databases.