AWS Terms Flashcards
What is AWS Management Console?
AWS Management Console is a web-based interface provided by AWS that allows users to manage and monitor various AWS services and resources from a single unified console, providing an easy-to-use graphical user interface (GUI).
What is an API?
AWS API (Application Programming Interface) is a set of protocols and tools that allows developers to programmatically interact with AWS services and resources, enabling automation and integration of AWS services into custom applications and workflows.
What is AWS Cost Explorer?
AWS Cost Explorer is an AWS tool that provides users with insights into their AWS spending, allowing them to analyze and monitor their usage and costs over time to optimize spending. It offers customized cost reports and cost allocation tags, among other features, to help identify cost-saving opportunities.
Similar to Azure Cost Management and Billing.
What is AWS Cost and Usage Report?
AWS Cost and Usage Report is a detailed report that provides comprehensive data on your AWS usage and costs, including detailed billing information, which can be used to analyze and optimize your AWS spending. It provides a granular view of your AWS usage and cost patterns, including data on resource usage, pricing, and discounts, among other features.
What is AWS Command Line Interface (CLI)?
AWS Command Line Interface (CLI) is a tool provided by AWS that allows users to interact with AWS services through a command-line interface, enabling automation and scripting of various tasks. It provides a unified interface across multiple AWS services and regions, and can be used to manage AWS resources, automate workflows, and perform administrative tasks.
What is AWS Elastic Load Balancer (ELB)?
AWS Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) is a service provided by AWS that automatically distributes incoming application traffic across multiple EC2 instances, improving application availability, fault tolerance, and scalability. It provides three types of load balancers: Application Load Balancer, Network Load Balancer, and Classic Load Balancer, each with different capabilities and features.
What are AWS regions?
AWS regions are geographically separate locations around the world where AWS provides its cloud computing services, each with multiple availability zones to ensure high availability, fault tolerance, and low latency. Each region is isolated from other regions and comprises multiple data centers, offering various AWS services, features, and pricing, and allowing customers to choose the most optimal location for their workloads based on factors such as compliance, latency, and cost.
What are AWS Availability Zones (AZs)?
AWS Availability Zones (AZs) are physically separate data centers within an AWS region, each with independent power, cooling, and networking infrastructure, and connected with low-latency links. They are designed to provide high availability, fault tolerance, and disaster recovery capabilities to AWS customers, enabling them to run their applications and services in different AZs to protect against downtime and data loss.
What is AWS Infrastructure as Code (IaC)?
AWS Infrastructure as Code (IaC) is an approach to managing and provisioning cloud infrastructure through machine-readable definition files, which enable automation, version control, and reproducibility of infrastructure configurations. AWS provides multiple IaC tools such as AWS CloudFormation, AWS Terraform, and AWS CDK, that allow customers to define and deploy infrastructure resources using code, reducing manual effort and increasing scalability, consistency, and reliability.
What is the AWS Management Console?
The AWS Management Console is a web-based interface for managing and administering AWS services through a user-friendly graphical interface.
What is AWS Marketplace?
AWS Marketplace is an online store for buying and deploying third-party software, services, and data in the AWS Cloud.
What are AWS Professional Services?
AWS Professional Services are AWS experts and consultants who provide specialized guidance and support to help customers design, migrate, and optimize their workloads on AWS.
What is the AWS Personal Health Dashboard?
The AWS Personal Health Dashboard is a service that provides personalized and proactive alerts and guidance for maintaining the health and availability of AWS resources and services.
What are AWS Security Groups?
AWS Security Groups are virtual firewalls that control the inbound and outbound traffic of EC2 instances and other resources in an Amazon VPC.
Similar to Azure Network Security Groups
What is AWS Service Catalog?
AWS Service Catalog is a service that allows organizations to create and manage catalogs of IT services that can be easily and centrally deployed on AWS.
What is AWS Service Quotas?
AWS Service Quotas is a service that enables customers to view and manage their usage limits (quotas) for AWS services, and request increases if necessary.
What are AWS software development kits (SDKs)?
AWS SDKs are software development kits provided by AWS that allow developers to access and integrate AWS services into their applications using programming languages such as Java, Python, .NET, and more.
What is AWS Support Center?
AWS Support Center is a service provided by AWS that allows customers to create, manage, and view support cases, and access AWS documentation, resources, and technical support.