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Cloud computing is built on the ability to efficiently divide physical resources into smaller but flexible virtual units. Those units can be “rented” by businesses on a pay‐as‐you‐go basis and used to satisfy just about any networked application and/or workflow's needs in an affordable, scalable, and elastic way.

Amazon Web Services provides reliable and secure resources that are replicated and globally distributed across a growing number of regions and availability zones. AWS infrastructure is designed to be compliant with best‐practice and regulatory standards—although the Shared Responsibility Model leaves you in charge of what you place within the cloud.

The growing family of AWS services covers just about any digital needs you can imagine, with core services addressing compute, networking, database, storage, security, and application management and integration needs.

You manage your AWS resources from the management console, with the AWS CLI, or through code generated using an AWS SDK.

Technical and account support is available through support plans and through documentation and help forums. AWS also makes white papers and user and developer guides available for free as Kindle books. You can access them at this address:

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