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This document serves as a beginner's guide to cloud computing and Amazon Web Services (AWS), outlining key concepts, benefits, types of cloud services, and deployment models. It provides an overview of AWS's global infrastructure and key services such as EC2, S3, RDS, and VPC, along with best practices for security and cost management. The conclusion encourages readers to explore AWS services and continue learning to maximize the benefits of cloud computing.

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Cloud_Computing_and_AWS

This document serves as a beginner's guide to cloud computing and Amazon Web Services (AWS), outlining key concepts, benefits, types of cloud services, and deployment models. It provides an overview of AWS's global infrastructure and key services such as EC2, S3, RDS, and VPC, along with best practices for security and cost management. The conclusion encourages readers to explore AWS services and continue learning to maximize the benefits of cloud computing.

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Introduction

to Cloud
Computing
and AWS
Cloud
Services
A Beginner's Guide
Presenter: Mohan
Date: 11/07/2024
What is Cloud
Computing?
• Definition: Delivery of computing services
(servers, storage, databases, networking,
software) over the internet (the cloud).
• Benefits:
• - Cost Efficiency: Pay-as-you-go pricing.
• - Scalability: Easily scale resources up or down.
• - Flexibility: Access services from anywhere.
• - Disaster Recovery: Robust backup and recovery
solutions.
• - Automatic Updates: Always up-to-date
infrastructure and software.
Types of Cloud Services
• IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service): Virtualized
computing resources.
• PaaS (Platform as a Service): Hardware and
software tools for application development.
• SaaS (Software as a Service): Software
applications delivered over the internet.
Deployment Models
• Public Cloud: Services shared across organizations.
• Private Cloud: Services dedicated to a single
organization.
• Hybrid Cloud: Combination of public and private
clouds.
Introduction to AWS
• Overview: Amazon Web Services (AWS) is a
leading cloud platform with a wide range of
services.
• Global Reach: AWS provides services from data
centers around the world.
• Reliability: Known for its robust and reliable
infrastructure.
AWS Global
Infrastructure
• Regions and Availability Zones: Multiple
geographic regions and availability zones for high
availability.
• Edge Locations: Ensure low latency and high
performance.
Key AWS Services
Overview
• Compute Services: EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud)
• Storage Services: S3 (Simple Storage Service)
• Database Services: RDS (Relational Database
Service)
• Networking Services: VPC (Virtual Private Cloud)
• Management Tools: CloudWatch, CloudFormation
AWS EC2 (Elastic
Compute Cloud)
• Description: Scalable virtual servers in the cloud.
• Features:
• - Variety of instance types
• - Auto Scaling
• - Load Balancing
• - Pay-as-you-go pricing
• Use Case: Running applications on virtual servers.
AWS S3 (Simple Storage
Service)
• Description: Scalable object storage service.
• Features:
• - Store and retrieve any amount of data
• - 99.999999999% durability
• - Lifecycle management
• - Versioning
• Use Case: Storing and managing large amounts of
data.
AWS RDS (Relational
Database Service)
• Description: Managed relational database service.
• Features:
• - Automated backups
• - Multi-AZ deployment
• - Read replicas
• - Monitoring and metrics
• Use Case: Running relational databases without
managing hardware.
AWS VPC (Virtual Private
Cloud)
• Description: Isolated network environment in
AWS.
• Features:
• - Subnets
• - Route tables
• - Internet gateways
• - NAT gateways
• - Security groups and NACLs
• Use Case: Hosting applications in a secure and
isolated environment.
AWS CloudWatch
• Description: Monitoring and observability service.
• Features:
• - Log monitoring
• - Metric collection
• - Alarming
• - Dashboards
• - Integration with other AWS services
• Use Case: Monitoring applications and
infrastructure.
Getting Started with
AWS
• Steps to Get Started:
• - Create an AWS account
• - Explore the AWS Free Tier
• - Familiarize with the AWS Management Console
• - Start with basic tutorials and documentation
Best Practices
• Security:
• - Use IAM roles and policies
• - Enable Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
• - Regularly audit your AWS environment
• Cost Management:
• - Monitor usage with AWS Cost Explorer
• - Set budgets and alerts
• - Use Reserved Instances and Savings Plans
Conclusion
• Summary: Cloud computing and AWS offer
numerous benefits and services to help you build
and manage applications efficiently.
• Next Steps: Explore AWS services, start building
and deploying applications, and keep learning to
leverage the full potential of the cloud.
Thank you.
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