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Services Overview:
Compute:
EC2:
ECS: (EC2 Container Service)
Elastic Beanstalk:
Lambda:
Lightsail: VPS service, you don't have to deal with difficult of the Management console of the AWS
Batch: for batch processing, not asked in the certification:
Storage:
S3: Simple storage service (SSS), buckets where you upload the files
EFS: Elastic FileSyste, Network attached storage
Glacier: Data archiver (kind of cheap)
Snowball: for large amount of data
Storage Gateway: Replicate data from our datacenter and replicate the data back into S3, there are 4 different types
Database:
RDS: Relational Database Service, mysql, MsSQL, Aurora(from Amazon)
Dynamo DB: Non relational database service
ElastiCache: Way of caching queries from our DB service. so it can be used if we want to access some data many times, without interferring in perfomance with our database
Red Shift: Data warehousing, for complicated queries and so
Migration:
AWS Migration Hub: It's a tracking service which allows you to track your applications as you migrate into AWS, and integrated into other sevices.
Application Discovery Service: it's a set of tools, detectecs application we have and the dependencies we have in order to run the application.
Database Migration Service: it's a very easy way to migrate the DB from own premise to AWS. Basically help to do the migration
Snowball: It can be also in Migration section dependeing how you classify,so it's used for migration very large amount of data (TBs)
Network & Content Delivery:
VPC: Virtual Private Could, it's like a virtual datacenter (you configure network, route table, availability zones and so...). Complex service #@@ Really important for the examination
CloudFront: Amazon Content delivery network. If you have different Media assets, images in different regions, when you want to access them, CloudFront can use some edge locations closer to the region where you are requesting the data
Route53: Amazon DNS service (working like a phone book)
API Gateway: Way of creating our API to talk to our applications
Direct Connect: It's a way to connect with a dedicated line from our premises to Amazon premises #@@ Also it's important in the examination
Developer Tools:
# && Not single service in the exam
CodeStar: project managing with the developers and do some colaboration
CodeCommit: a way to store you control, some for example our own git repository, it would be tested and delivery
CodePipeline: Continue delivery service
X-Ray: To debug and analyze applications, request tracing
Management tools:
CloudWatch: Monitoring servers #@@ Really important in the examination
CloudFormation: It is a way of Scripting infrastructure #@@ Really important in the examination
CloudTrail: everytime you use the console, actually it is calling API and CloudTrail is doing the changes. it can be used for example to track if you have been hacked, so then you can guess who was. #@@ Important in the examination
AWS Config: Monitor the configuration of the whole AWS environment, and it can have snapshots and visualize the config later for example.
OpsWorks: Very similar to ElasticBeans but it's using Chef and puppets, it's a way to automate the enviroments
Service Catalog: A way to mnanage IT services catalog in AWS, everything EC2, images, operating systems.. normally used for big organizations, as goverments. # && not requested in the exam.
Systems Manager: An interface to manage all our AWS resources, typically used for example whenever you want to roll out a security patch into thousands of EC2. You can group resources and it can be very helpful if you are sysadmin. # && not requested in the exam.
Trusted Advisor: It is giving advices in differents disciplines, as for example in Security (if you have open port which is not needed and so) or for example financially if you are not using some resource that you are paying and so...
Managed Services: This one, can help you out if you don't want to admin your ec2 and so. # && not requested in the exam.
Media Services: (new category) # && None of them will be requested on the AWS certification
Elastic Transcoder: Resize and code a video
MediaConvert: convert video, and do multicasting
MediaLive: Broadcast video services, create HQ video for multiscreen
MediaPackage: prepare videos for internet delivery
MediaStore: Storage service for media (low latency and so)
MediaTailor: Allow to do Target advertising in videostreams without sacrificing quality level
Machine Learning: # && not requested in the exam.
SageMaker: Deep Learning service for developer. Neuron networks.
Amazon Comprehend: It analizing opinions of your products for example
DeepLens: Artificial aware cameras, it recognice which is what it is looking at. it can be facial recognision too. Actually it's HW not a service just alone.
Lex: it is which is powering the Alexa service, a way to communicate with customer with AI
Machine Learning: (Different from Deep learning, so it's not related with neuron network). Throws a dataset to the cloud and analyze this data and giving some results. Machine learning is used for example when we log in Amazon.com and we have the recommended products.
Polly: Even if it is not in the exam we will use it, basically turns tex into speech; really human voice with different access.
Rekognition: both videos/images, he can recognize which is shown in the video picture, and actually it's working quite good.
Amazon Translate: translation service
Amazon Transcribe: Transcribe automatically speech into text.
Analytics:
Athena: It's a managed service which allows to run SQL into your items in the S3 bouquets, and it's returning your results; for example if you have a bunch of excel spreadsheets you can do some queries using SQL and get the result back. # && not requested in the exam
EMR:Elastic Map Reduce,it is processing large amount of data (used in Big Data). it compose of a few servers which are choping the data and then analyzing it #@@ Included in the examination
CloudSearch: doing searchs
ElasticSearch: doing searchs
Kinesis: A way to ingest big amount of data into AWS (like social media, tweets and so) Related with big data and we'll going into detail later #@@ Really important in the examination
Kineseis Video Stream: it is the same like kinesis but related with videos
QuickSight: It is very cheap service for business inteligence. # && not requested in the exam.
Data Pipeline: A way to move data between different AWS services.
Glue: It used for ETL (extract - transform - load) Convert large amount of data into the desired format for example.
Secure & Identity & Compliance:
IAM: Identity Access Manager #@@ Really important in the examination
Cognito: A way of doing temporarly authentication using mobile apps like FB/Linkedin. So it is needed for getting permissions for accessing to AWS resources as DB/S3 and so
GuardDuty: Monitors for malicious activity in the AWS account # && not requested in the exam.
Inspector: Agent installed in the EC2 where runs a lot of test to see if the server is secure, and give yo a report. #@@ Included in the examination
Macie: Scan S3 bucket,it looks for Personal Identificable Information (PII) like name/addresses and so.
Certificate Manager: You get SSL certificate for free (if you are using Route53)
CloudHSM: For Hardware Security Module, so you can use Hardware to save your keys. #@@ Included in the exam but high level
DirectoryService: A way of integrating your MS Active Directory + AWS, #@@ Included in the exam but high level
WAF: WebApplication Firewall Level 7, stops things like cross-side scripting, SQL injections.. In application level.
AWS Shield: You can apply to prevent dDOS attacks for a variety of AWS services like CloudFront, LoadBalancers, Route53. There is also Shield Adavance which is costing much more but it can be even better in mitigating effects of DDOS attacks.
AWS Artifact: This is great for audit and compliant, you can access to compliant reports (like PCI reports and so) documentation # && not requested in the exam.
Mobile Services: # && not requested in the exam.
Mobile Hub: management console for mobile, it is connecting your mobile to your AWS backend.# && not requested in the exam.
AWS PinPoint:For pushing notifications to mobile. # && not requested in the exam.
AWS AppSync: update applications when users reconnect for example. # && not requested in the exam.
DeviceFarm: For testing in real devices. # && not requested in the exam.
Mobile Analitycs: # && not requested in the exam.
AR/VR: # && not requested in the exam.
Sumerian:to create AR/VR or 3D applications, quite cool, still in test.
Application Integration:
Step Functions: For managing different Lambda functions # && not requested in the exam
Amazon MQ: Message queues (like own AWS version of RabbitMQ) # && not requested in the exam
SNS: Notification Services (we can do a billing alarm for example) #@@ Included in the examination
SQS: Decoupling Infrastructure #@@ Included in the examination
SWF: Super WorkFlow service, used for, creating workflows as for example the ones used in Warehouses of Amazon, even you can included man actions, for example when they look for a package to send #@@ Included in the examination.
Customer Engagement:
AWS Connect:It's a contact center service, like call center in the cloud. # && not requested in the exam.
Simple Email Service: Large amount of services cheap, and not worring about it. #@@ Included in the exam but high level
Business Productivity:
Alexa for Business: It's cool used for example to dial to a meeting room, or to say to IT that a printer is broken, or order ink for a printer. # && not requested in the exam.
Chime: It's for VideoConf you can record video and so # && not requested in the exam.
Work Docs: Kind of dropbox for AWS @@ Included in the examination
WorkMail: kind of Office 365 but from AWS # && not requested in the exam.
Desktop and App Streaming: # && not requested in the exam.
WorkSpaces: VDI solution, running an OS insinde the cloud streaming down to your device
AppStream 2.0: Streaming concrete applications from the cloud. Like Citrix.
IoT: # && not requested in the exam.
iOT Device Management: For managing thousands / millions of iOT devices.
Amazon FreeRTOS: OS for the microcontroller, is free ;-)
GreenGrass: SW which runs local computing messages data-caching and machine learning devices to allow you connect devices in a secure way
Game Development:
GameLift: service to help you develope games in the cloud. # && not requested in the exam.