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Mount network disks to your machines. * FSx Windows / Lustre filesystems you can connect to your ec2 machines * S3 Glacier Low cost storage system for backups and archives and such * Storage Gateway iSCSI so you can connect s3 to your own (remote) machine. * AWS Backup Automatically create backups of different AWS service (ec2, rds etc) Database * RDS Managed mysql, postgres databases etc. * DynamoDB Large & scalable non-relational database * ElastiCache Managed memcache and redis machines * Neptune Graph database * Amazon Redshift Warehousing. Store lots of data that can be processed through streams. * Amazon QLDB Database for immutable and cryptographically verifiable data (money transactions etc) * Amazon DocumentDB MongoDB clone (but not really compatible anymore) * Amazon Keyspaces Managed Apache Cassandra clone Migration & Transfer * AS Migration Hub Migrate things from your DC to AWS * Application Discovery Service Discover services in your datacenter * Database Migration Service Migrate databases to RDS while staying online (can convert structures as well) * Server Migration Service Migrate virtual machines to amazon. * AWS Transfer Family (s)FTP service with S3 backend. Upload to FTP, directly store on S3 bucket. * Snowball Get a machine from AWS, plug in your DC, transfer data fast to AWS, return machine * DataSync Sync data between your datacenter and AWS Networking & Content Delivery * VPC Create your own virtual private network within AWS. * CloudFront Content Delivery Network. * Route 53 Manage domain names and records. * API Gateway Create HTTP APIs and let them connect to different backends. * Direct Connect Create a (physical) connection between you (or DC) to AWS. * AWS App Mesh Automatically run Envoy as a sidecar for your containers (ECS or EKS). * AWS Cloud Map Service discovery for your containers. * Global Accelerator Run your app on edge locations so they are closer to your customers (CDN for apps). Developer Tools * CodeStar Quickly develop applications by using template code and codecommit, codebuild etc * CodeCommit Amazon source repositories (git repo’s etc) * CodeBuild CI service * CodeDeploy Deployment service * CodePipeline Code delivery with workflows * Cloud9 Online IDE * X-Ray Allows tracing in your applications, supports Python, NodeJs, Go etc. Robotics * AWS RoboMaker Cloud solution for robotic developers to simulate, test and securely deploy robotic applications Customer Enablement * AWS IQ Job board: Hire AWS experts for whatever you need. * Support AWS support center * Managed Services Let AWS handle your AWS services for you. Blockchain * Amazon Managed Blockchain Block chains Satellite * Ground Station Satellites as a service Quantum Technologies * Amazon Braket Some quantum thing. It’s in preview so I have no idea what it is. Management & Governance * AWS Organizations Configure (sub)organisations and accounts * CloudWatch Logging from various AWS components * AWS Auto Scaling Scale resources based on your custom inputs and rules * CloudFormation Templates to create and configure AWS components (think terraform/sls) * CloudTrail Figure out who did what in your AWS services * Config Audit the configurations of your AWS resources * OpsWorks Use Ansible to automate stuff * Service Catalog Manage list of items/codes etc you have in the cloud * Systems Manager View data from your resources grouped in ways you like (like application specific etc) * AWS AppConfig Store and publish application configuration data * Trusted Advisor Checks your account for issues (costs, performance, security etc) * Control Tower Manage multi-accounts * AWS License Manager Manage licenses * AWS Well-Architected Tool Generate questionnaires about your architecture to see if you follow best practices * Personal Health Dashboard StatusPage for AWS * AWS Chatbot Connect AWS to slack * Launch Wizard Deploy MSSQL or SAP * AWS Compute Optimizer Finds your resources and advices on how to save costs Media Services * Elastic Transcoder Encode files from S3 into different other formats and store back at S3 * Kinesis Video Streams Capture media streams * MediaConnect ? * MediaConvert Convert media into different formats * MediaLive Share live video with many others * MediaPackage ? * MediaStore ? * MediaTailor Insert advertisements into your broadcasts * Elemental Appliances & Software create videos on-premise. Basically a mix of all of the above services. Seems expensive. Probably is. Machine Learning * Amazon SageMaker Machine learning tools * Amazon CodeGuru Profile java code with machine learning * Amazon Comprehend Understand and classify data like emails, tweets etc * Amazon Forecast Create forecasts from data * Amazon Fraud Detector in preview so no idea. * Amazon Kendra Search service where you can ask questions * Amazon Lex Create voice and chatbots * Amazon Machine Learning Deprecated. Use SageMaker instead. * Amazon Personalize Create personalized recommendations based on data (mahout??) * Amazon Polly Convert text to speech in different languages * Amazon Rekognition Recognize objects and people in images * Amazon Textract Convert text found in images to text (OCR) * Amazon Transcribe Convert audio to text * Amazon Translate Translates text from one language to another * AWS DeepLens A video camera that does machine learning * AWS DeepRacer Some kind of game where you program a racecar to race against others. * Amazon Augmented AI Let humans in the loop to make AI learn things better * AWS DeepComposer Computer generated music. It’s as horrible as it sounds. Analytics * Athena Query data stored in s3 buckets. * EMR Elastic Map/Reduce * CloudSearch AWS version of managed document search system (like elasticsearch) * Elasticsearch Service Elasticsearch as a service * Kinesis Collect massive amount of data so you can do analytics (like ELK?) * QuickSight Business Intelligence service * Data Pipeline Move and transform data to dynamodb, rds, s3 etc. * AWS Data Exchange Find APIs which data you can consume, which can be very expensive * AWS Glue ETL service. Enrich, validate data. * AWS Lake Formation Create data lakes * MSK Kafka as a service Security, Identity, & Compliance * IAM AWS’s permission system that can control users and AWS services. * Resource Access Manager Share certain AWS resources like Route53, licenses, ec2 with other accounts. * Cognito User and password management system. Useful for managing users for your applications. * Secrets Manager Secrets key/value store. Can automatically rotate secrets. * GuardDuty Automatically scan your cloudtrail/vpc logs for threats. * Inspector Automatically find (security) issues in your network and machines. * Amazon Macie Analyzes data in your S3 buckets and check for PII data. * AWS Single Sign-On Allow single-sign on to your applications. * Certificate Manager Manage and even create (free) SSL certificates. * Key Management Service Manage secret keys * CloudHSM Hardware security modules. Allows you to generate and operate on cryptographic keys. * Directory Service Active directory as a service * WAF & Shield Web Application Firewall (for loadbalancers, cloudfront, api gateway). Can setup your own rules or use predefined ones * AWS Firewall Manager Firewall manager for different accounts in your organisation * Artifact Documents for cloud compliance (things like 27001 certification etc) * Security Hub Overall security checker that uses guardduty, inspector, macie etc * Detective Log security issues found (from security hub etc) Mobile * AWS Amplify Let AWS automatically generate frontend & backend apps and deploy them automatically. Mobile Hub Part of AWS Amplify now. * AWS AppSync Create API backends that you can connect to. Can be created through AWS Amplify as well. * Device Farm AWS BrowserStack. Automatically test apps on many different mobile devices and browsers. AR & VR * Amazon Sumerian No idea. The dashboard crashes in my browsers Application Integration * Step Functions State machines written in amazon’s own language * Amazon AppFlow Automatically connects apps together (zapier?). For instance: slack to s3 buckets. * Amazon EventBridge Some kind of eventbus system * Amazon MQ ActiveMQ * Simple Notification Service Notification system that can notify through email, api endpoints, sms etc. * Simple Queue Service Message queue system * SWF Create workflows. AWS Cost Management * AWS Cost Explorer Gives an overview and projection of your budgets * AWS Budgets Create budgets for your AWS components * AWS Marketplace Subscriptions Find (and buy) AMI’s with software installed Customer Engagement * Amazon Connect AWS version of ZenDesk * Pinpoint Create transactional emails, SMS or voice calls based on templates. * Simple Email Service Send out emails. Email provider. Business Applications * Alexa for Business Connect Alexa to your business needs. * Amazon Chime AWS version of Zoom. * WorkMail AWS version of Gmail / Calendar. End User Computing * WorkSpaces Virtual desktops from Windows or Linux. * AppStream 2.0 Stream applications running native onto your browser * WorkDocs Store your documents and manage them online. * WorkLink Connect mobile users to your intranet. Internet Of Things * IoT Core Manage fleets of IOT devices through MQTT broker * FreeRTOS RTOS operating system for microcontrollers to automatically connect to IOT-Core or greengrass. * IoT 1-Click Manage 1-click buttons that can be connected to other systems like Lambda * IoT Analytics Clean up and save messages from topics into a data-store for analytics * IoT Device Defender Detect unwanted issues on your devices and take actions * IoT Device Management Organize IoT devices into groups, schedule jobs on the devices and configure remote access * IoT Events Monitor telemetry from devices and then trigger other AWS services or jobs on the devices themselves * IoT Greengrass A message broker can buffer messages for groups of up to 200 devices which can communicate and process data locally if connectivity to IoT Core is intermittent. * IoT SiteWise ? * IoT Things Graph Cloudformation-like designer for graphing how devices should communicate with other AWS services Game Development * Amazon GameLift Deploy game servers with low latency on AWS Containers * Elastic Container Registry Store docker images like on DockerHub * Elastic Container Service Run containers, either on your own EC2 machines, or on managed machines called FarGate. * Elastic Kubernetes Service Kubernetes as a service Дополнительная информация * Источник