Cloud Services

About this Technology

Numerous organizations today rely on Amazon Web Services (AWS) for cloud computing. AWS stands as the world's most broadly adopted public cloud platform, offering full-featured services for compute, storage, mobile, and enterprise applications.

The AWS platform is instrumental in helping businesses scale and grow by providing secure cloud services, including compute power, database storage, content delivery, and other functionalities. As you transition to AWS, your business is likely to experience corporate oversight, enhanced security, and improved cost controls across the entire cloud estate.

At WITDS, we facilitate your cloud adaptation to be easy, safe, fast, and cost-effective with Amazon Web Services. Offering a full range of services for AWS, including Application Services for AWS, WITDS assists clients in discovering, migrating, modernizing, and managing application workloads for the AWS platform. We are recognized for effectively integrating public cloud, private and virtual private cloud, and on-premises computing into a cohesive whole.

Agility:

With the cloud, you can innovate faster by focusing on valuable IT resources rather than managing business infrastructure and data centers. Quickly spin up resources as needed, deploying thousands of servers in minutes.

Deploy globally in just a click:

Easily deploy your application in multiple physical locations around the world within minutes, enabling better connectivity with customers at minimal cost.

Elasticity:

Analyze and provision resources based on actual business needs, reducing costs while enhancing the ability to meet customer demands effectively.

Cost savings:

Trade capital expenses for variable expenses, paying for IT only as you consume it. Variable expenses in the cloud are much lower.

Components in AWS Ecosystem:

Here are core components of the AWS ecosystem:

Storage:

Amazon provides three storage systems: Simple Storage Service (S3), Elastic Block Storage (EBS), and CloudFront. These storage options cater to various needs, from content storage and backup to archiving and data analysis.

Databases:

AWS offers in-memory caching, data warehousing, and various databases, including Relational, Amazon Redshift, and NoSQL databases like DynamoDB.

Administration and Security:

AWS Directory Service links AWS clouds to on-premises systems, while CloudWatch monitors cloud resources and CloudTrail records API calls for user AWS accounts.

Networking:

Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) provides versatile networking capabilities, combining private and public clouds with built-in security. AWS Direct Connect Service allows users to connect to the cloud directly.

Analytics:

AWS offers data analytics services, including Hadoop, orchestration, real-time streaming, and data warehousing. Elastic MapReduce (EMR) facilitates analytics processing.

Application Services:

Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS) automates workflows between different services, allowing for message storage and processing.

Deployment and Management:

Elastic Beanstalk enables the deployment and scaling of web applications, supporting various programming languages. CloudFormation helps gather and manage essential AWS resources.

AWS Mobile Services:

AWS mobile services include Amazon Cognito for user identity and Mobile Analytics for data analysis. These services offer cloud sync storage and sync operations for mobile apps.

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