🎯 Definicja
🔑 Kluczowe punkty
📚 Szczegółowe wyjaśnienie
💡 Przykład zastosowania
📌 Źródła
👽 Brudnopis
AWS offers different compute services to help businesses run applications sufficiently in the cloud. Compute services power applications by providing the processing power needed to run the workloads, so AWS compute services remove the need for businesses to own and maintain physical servers. Instead, they offer flexible, scalable solutions that allow businesses to choose how they want to deploy and run applications. AWS compute services give businesses three major benefits. No need for you to handle physical servers, so you don’t have to worry about buying and maintaining the hardware. Flexibility, so you could choose the right amount of computing power based on your needs. And then we have scalability. You can scale up and down depending on how much demand your application has at any given time. Now these benefits make AWS compute services cost effective and efficient. Now AWS compute is important because businesses need reliable ways to deliver applications to users. So instead of running apps on local services, AWS lets companies run them on the cloud and making them more accessible and scalable and cost effective. So for example, a business can serve thousands of users without needing to maintain its own servers, and this ensures applications stay online and responsive. Now, Amazon EC2 is a flexible way to rent computing power in the cloud. It allows you to choose the power for the applications that you want to deploy to the end user, and this is based on your business needs. And you only pay for what you use, making it cost efficient. EC2 is great for hosting websites and applications, running business software, and processing large amounts of data. It’s like having your own computer in the cloud that you can adjust based on the demand. Amazon ECS Elastic Container Service helps businesses run and manage containerized applications. Now containers are a way to package applications so they can run anywhere without worrying about the underlying system. So ECS handles automatically scaling applications, deploying software in a consistent way, running on workloads like EC2 or Fargate, and ECS is ideal for apps that need to be deployed and updated quickly like mobile apps and websites that serve millions of users. Now Amazon EKS, Elastic Kubernetes Service is used for running Kubernetes applications. So Kubernetes is an open‑source system that helps businesses manage complex applications that need to be highly available and scalable. So EKS makes it easier to deploy and update applications and scale workloads automatically, but it also helps run apps on EC2 or Fargate for flexibility. Now this is perfect for large‑scale applications that need to run smoothly across multiple environments. AWS Lambda is a serverless compute service, meaning you don’t have to manage the servers at all. Now, it runs code only when it’s needed, making it highly efficient and cost‑effective. You don’t need to set up or maintain infrastructure. You can scale automatically based on demand. Now with Lambda, you only need to pay for the time your code runs, and this is ideal for applications that need to react quickly to events like processing uploaded files, handling user requests, or triggering automated workflows.