Building Blocks of AWS
summary
Amazon traces its cloud from the 2006 launch of S3 and quickly adds EC2, virtual networking, databases, analytics, queuing and orchestration services, and a virtual desktop product; infrastructure spans 10 regions and 52 peering points with multiple availability zones. An in-house distro amazon linux runs on EC2 with twice-yearly releases and packaged language versions; container support via docker is included and surfaced in Elastic Beanstalk and OpsWorks. Prices fall ~45× since launch; security uses a shared responsibility model.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 1:01How did Amazon get into Cloud Computing?
- 10:41A RAPID PACE OF INNOVATION
- 11:19The AWS Innovation Flywheel
- 16:00Supporting the Shared Security Model
- 17:51More than a Building Block: Docker
- 19:56Amazon Development in Germany
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