Different types of data will require different services. AWS has solutions for all types of data with features that enable us to store classic block-level data, static web content, files, and solutions that emulate tape-based storage and help us efficiently transfer huge petabyte and exabyte datasets between our on-premises environment and AWS regions. The solutions available in AWS are the following:
Overview of storage options on AWS
by Marko Sluga
AWS Certified SysOps Administrator - Associate Guide
- Title Page
- Copyright and Credits
- About Packt
- Contributors
- Preface
- Overview of AWS Certified SysOps Administrators and Associated Certification
- The Fundamentals of Amazon Web Services
- Managing AWS Security with Identity and Access Management
- Networking with the Virtual Private Cloud
- Managing Servers on AWS with Elastic Compute Cloud
- Handling Server Traffic with Elastic Load Balancing
- Understanding Simple Storage Service and Glacier
- Understanding Content Distribution with CloudFront
- AWS Storage Options
- Working with the Route 53 Domain Name System
- Working with Relational Database Services
- Introduction to ElastiCache
- Amazon DynamoDB - A NoSQL Database Service
- Technical requirements
- Introduction to DynamoDB
- ACID versus BASE
- Relational versus non-relational DB
- DynamoDB core concepts
- Read consistency
- Creating a DynamoDB table
- DynamoDB provisioned throughput
- DynamoDB partitions and distribution
- Accessing DynamoDB
- User authentication and access control
- DynamoDB service ceiling
- Summary
- Questions
- Further reading
- Working with Simple Queue Service
- Handling Messaging with Simple Notification Service
- Getting Started with Simple Workflow Service
- Overview of AWS Lambda
- Monitoring Resources with Amazon CloudWatch
- Technical requirements
- Introduction to Amazon CloudWatch
- How CloudWatch works
- Elements of CloudWatch
- CloudWatch dashboards
- Monitoring EC2
- Monitoring RDS
- Monitoring ElastiCache
- SQS monitoring and logging
- Monitoring SNS with CloudWatch
- Monitoring Elastic Beanstalk environments
- Billing alerts
- Summary
- Questions
- Further reading
- Understanding Elastic Beanstalk
- Automation with the CloudFormation Service
- Cloud Orchestration with OpsWorks
- Exam Tips and Tricks
- Mock Tests
- Assessments
- Chapter 2 – The Fundamentals of Amazon Web Services
- Chapter 3 – Managing AWS Security with Identity and Access Management 
- Chapter 4 – Networking with Virtual Private Cloud
- Chapter 5 – Managing Servers on AWS with Elastic Compute Cloud
- Chapter 6 – Handling Server Traffic with Elastic Load Balancing
- Chapter 7 – Understanding Simple Storage Service and Glacier
- Chapter 8 – Understanding Content Distribution with CloudFront
- Chapter 9 – AWS Storage Options
- Chapter 10 – Working with Route 53 Domain Name System
- Chapter 11 – Working with Relational Database Services
- Chapter 12 – Introduction to ElastiCache
- Chapter 13 – Amazon DynamoDB – a NoSQL Database Service
- Chapter 14 – Working with Simple Queue Service
- Chapter 15 – Handling Messaging with SNS
- Chapter 16 – Getting Started with Simple Workflow Service
- Chapter 17 – Overview of AWS Lambda
- Chapter 18 – Monitoring Resources with Amazon CloudWatch
- Chapter 19 – Understanding Elastic Beanstalk
- Chapter 20 – Automation with CloudFormation service
- Chapter 21 – Cloud Orchestration with OpsWorks
- Chapter 23 – Mock Test
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