<ul><li>AWS EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) is likened to a restaurant where the server represents a kitchen providing computing power, memory, and networking for running applications.</li><li>Different EC2 instance types are compared to various kitchen sizes tailored for different workloads, offering CPU, RAM, and storage options.</li><li>Operating systems and software are likened to kitchen staff on an EC2 instance, and starting/stopping instances mirrors turning a kitchen on/off based on need.</li><li>EC2's popularity stems from its flexibility, scalability, cost-effectiveness, reliability, and seamless integration with other AWS services.</li></ul>

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