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What is AWS (Amazon Web Services) and how does it work?

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AWS is the abbreviation as Amazon Web Services. It is a fully secure, and rapidly developing cloud computing platform that is provided by Amazon. It is a blend of infrastructure as an service (Iaas) and platform as an service (PaaS) and packaged software as a services (SaaS) options. It provides services in format of components that can be used to build and run an application on the cloud. It offers cloud computing using a pay-as you-go model.

Visit: ​ AWS Training in Pune

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comment:1 by iteducationcentre, 5 weeks ago

The necessity of the hour is to know which way the wind blows and then keep up with the shift in the same direction. As of today, the wind appears to be blowing into the AWS cloud. According to Google trends, enterprises will face a severe skills shortage in the AWS space. Professionals seeking a prosperous job should go this route. With over 350,000 experts needed to fill cloud employment jobs, there is definitely a significant potential for anyone who can demonstrate their abilities. AWS abilities are high on the list of the most in-demand talents among companies.

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