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Virtual servers in the cloud. Choose your CPU, RAM, OS, and region. The building block of most AWS architectures.

Common uses

• Host web servers and APIs
• Run batch processing jobs
• Development and test environments

Infinitely scalable object storage. Store anything — images, videos, backups, static websites — with 99.999999999% durability.

Common uses

• Static website hosting
• Backup and disaster recovery
• Data lake for analytics

Run code without provisioning servers. Pay only for the milliseconds your code runs. Scales automatically from 0 to millions of requests.

Common uses

• REST API backends
• Event-driven processing (S3, DynamoDB triggers)
• Scheduled tasks and cron jobs

Control who can access what in your AWS account. Create users, groups, roles, and fine-grained permission policies.

Common uses

• Create team user accounts
• Grant EC2 access to S3 via roles
• Enforce least-privilege access

Your own isolated network inside AWS. Define IP ranges, subnets, route tables, and security groups to control all traffic flow.

Common uses

• Isolate production workloads
• Create public and private subnets
• Connect on-premises to AWS

Managed relational databases. AWS handles backups, patches, and failover. Supports MySQL, PostgreSQL, MariaDB, Oracle, and SQL Server.

Common uses

• Web app databases
• Multi-AZ high-availability setups
• Read replicas for scaling