- What is the minimum and maximum size of a volume?
- What file system must you use for your volumes?
- You choose the file system
- MySQL, Oracle, and Microsoft SQL Server
- Which database platforms are supported?
- What is the minimum and maximum size of your database?
- What are the benefits of a managed relational database?
- Hopefully this question generated good discussion, as it's tough to summarize in a tiny bullet point.
EU West (Ireland)
Availability Zone B
This is a MySQL RDS Instance
Availability Zone A
- RDS handles time-consuming database management tasks (backups, patch management, and replication, etc)
- Native access to a MySQL or Oracle database
- Eastily scale compute and storage resources
- Automated backups, DB snapshots, automatic host replacement, and Multi-AZ deployments.
This is an Amazon Machine Image
- Instances are launched into AZs
- 13 instance types (i.e., sizes)
- Linux and Windows Server
- Resizeable (i.e., change instance type)
- 3 billing models: On Demand, Reserved, and Spot
- Basic unit of deployment for EC2
- OS + Software
- Template from which EC2 instances are launched
- Launch different instance types into different AZs from same AMI
- Customize (install custom software, services, config, etc) and bundle new AMI
This is an Elastic Block Store volume
- Storage attached to EC2 instances
- Attach multiple volumes to one instance
- From 1GB to 1TB per volume
- Durable, point-in-time snapshot to S3
- Easily detach from one instance, and attach to another
- A fully managed NoSQL database service
- Fast and predictable performance with seamless scalability
- Store and retrieve any amount of data
- Serve any level of request traffic
- All data items are stored on Solid State Drives (SSDs)
- All data items are automatically replicated across multiple Availability Zones in a Region
REGION
- Object storage for the Internet
- An object can be between 1b and 5TB
- Each object is stored in a bucket and retrieved via a unique, developer-assigned key.
- Unlimited storage, unlimited objects
- Natively online, HTTP/S access
- 99.999999999% durability via replication across multiple Availability Zones in a Region
Availability Zone D
Availability Zone C
This is an Auto Scaling Group
- Scale EC2 capacity up or down automatically
- Respond to demand spikes
- Shed unneeded instances when demand subsides to save money
- Automatic scaling based on time of day, in response to metrics, or via API
This is an Elastic Load Balancer
- Distribute incoming traffic across your Amazon EC2 instances
- Balance between instances in multiple availabilty zones in the same region
- Detects unhealthy instances based on user-defined health check
- SSL termination with support for custom certificates
APAC (Tokyo)
China
(Beijing)
US West
(Oregon)
GovCloud (US)
Availability Zone B
This is a MySQL RDS Instance
Availability Zone A
- RDS handles time-consuming database management tasks (backups, patch management, and replication, etc)
- Native access to a MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle, or SQL Server database
- Easily scale compute, storage, and disk performance
- Automated backups, DB snapshots, automatic host replacement, and Multi-AZ deployments.
This is an Amazon Machine Image
- Instances are launched into AZs
- 29 instance types (i.e., sizes)
- Linux, FreeBSD, and Windows Server
- Resizeable (i.e., change instance type)
- 3 billing models: On Demand, Reserved, and Spot
- Template from which EC2 instances are launched
- Basic unit of deployment for EC2
- OS + Software
- Launch different instance types from same AMI
- You customize (install custom software, services, config, etc) and make your own AMI
- AWS Marketplace makes it easy to launch a number of popular applications (e.g, SAP, Tomcat, Perforce, MongoDB, etc.)
This is an Elastic Block Store volume
- Block storage attached to EC2 instances
- Attach multiple volumes to one instance
- Durable, point-in-time snapshots
- Easily detach from one instance, and attach to another
- Provision a specific level of I/O performance if desired
- A fully managed NoSQL database service
- Fast and predictable performance with seamless scalability
- Store and retrieve any amount of data
- Serve any level of request traffic
- All data items are stored on Solid State Drives (SSDs)
- All data items are automatically replicated across multiple Availability Zones in a Region
US East
(N. Virginia)
REGION
- Object storage for the Internet
- An object can be up to 5TB
- Each object is stored in a bucket and retrieved via a unique, developer-assigned key.
- Unlimited storage, unlimited objects
- Natively online, HTTP/S access
- 99.999999999% durability via replication across multiple Availability Zones in a Region
Availability Zone D
US West
(N. California)
Availability Zone C
This is an Auto Scaling Group
- Scale EC2 capacity up or down automatically
- Respond to demand spikes
- Shed unneeded instances when demand subsides to save money
- Automatic scaling based on time of day, in response to metrics, or via API
This is an Elastic Load Balancer
- Distribute incoming traffic across your Amazon EC2 instances
- Balance between instances in multiple availabilty zones in the same region
- Detects unhealthy instances based on user-defined health check
- SSL termination with support for custom certificates
APAC (Singapore)
South America East
(São Paulo)