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Amazon Web Services can run various services and support a range of operating systems. Its universal appeal is further strengthened by its intuitive setup process, management, and monitoring features Amazon Web Services (AWS) takes the Choice for Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) for its sheer dominance in a number of areas. AWS (whose cost can be determined by contacting the company) will be the best option for most applications and businesses. It is the largest IaaS offering and one with the most comprehensive set of tools as well as a burgeoning list of third-party integrations. Competing platforms may handle some tasks better, but AWS continues to maintain market leadership. A mature product and service offering, AWS ensure most things work well and setup and management are intuitive and familiar. It also has an impressive level of service which smaller players will find hard to match.
AWS has not rested on its laurels, it's improved in almost every area and its basic service levels rival the best the competition has to offer, including Google Cloud Platform and IBM Cloud.
The vast array of services in AWS, which includes an even more vast collection of partners, lets you build exactly the cloud service you need. With its wide variety of other AWS cloud services—everything from cloud databases to e-commerce storefronts—you can build an end-to-end workload complete with management tools and custom-coded apps.
AWS is also a prime example of exactly how key IaaS is becoming, in not only enterprise networks but in small to midsize business (SMB) installations as well. The AWS Cloud operates 54 Availability Zones within 18 geographic Regions, and one Local Region. The company has plans to add 12 more Availability Zones and four more Regions around the world. Keep in mind that an Availability Zone is a cluster of up to six data centers, with more being brought online constantly. In short, if you want to commit to a cloud service that's going to be here not just next year but for the next decade, then AWS is your choice.
AWS has not rested on its laurels, it's improved in almost every area and its basic service levels rival the best the competition has to offer, including Google Cloud Platform and IBM Cloud.
The vast array of services in AWS, which includes an even more vast collection of partners, lets you build exactly the cloud service you need. With its wide variety of other AWS cloud services—everything from cloud databases to e-commerce storefronts—you can build an end-to-end workload complete with management tools and custom-coded apps.
AWS is also a prime example of exactly how key IaaS is becoming, in not only enterprise networks but in small to midsize business (SMB) installations as well. The AWS Cloud operates 54 Availability Zones within 18 geographic Regions, and one Local Region. The company has plans to add 12 more Availability Zones and four more Regions around the world. Keep in mind that an Availability Zone is a cluster of up to six data centers, with more being brought online constantly. In short, if you want to commit to a cloud service that's going to be here not just next year but for the next decade, then AWS is your choice.
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