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Comprehensive Guide to AWS Services and Their Applications
- Amazon EC2 provides virtual machines in the cloud to host backend applications, run batch jobs, or host services requiring high control.
- Amazon S3 provides scalable object storage to store static assets like images, videos, documents, and React frontend builds.
- Amazon RDS simplifies database administration tasks like backups and patching, making it ideal for projects requiring structured data storage and ACID compliance.
- Amazon DynamoDB is a fast and flexible NoSQL database intended for unstructured or semi-structured data and low-latency requirements.
- Amazon VPC is a private, isolated network for your AWS resources that helps ensure secure communication and restrict unauthorized access in microservices architecture.
- Amazon IAM controls access to AWS resources, granting users and applications specific permissions, and is critical for security and access control.
- Amazon CloudFront distributes content globally with low latency and serves static assets like React builds and videos faster with HTTPS.
- Amazon CloudWatch provides centralized monitoring for AWS services to track performance, set alarms, and debug issues as projects scale and observability becomes crucial.
- AWS Lambda runs code without managing servers, making it ideal for event-driven applications like processing S3 uploads.
- Amazon Redshift is ideal for running analytics on big data for your app that generates a lot of structured data requiring complex queries.
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