AWS Compute

Compute capacity in the cloud

Amazon Machine Image, provides the information required to launch an instance

Automatically adding or removing EC2 instances according to conditions

Isolated database environment on the cloud

Masks failure of an instance by remapping to another instance

Virtual computing environment

Multiple virtual computing environments

Virtual computing environment with Amazon CloudWatch

Optimized configuration stack and additional capacity for Amazon EBS I/O

Collection of Spot Instances and optional On-Demand Instances

Unused EC2 instance, available for less than the On-Demand price

Runs large-scale and in-memory applications in AWS Cloud

Amazon Elastic Container Registry, a Docker container registry to store, manage, and deploy images

Component of ECR where image repositories are created and stored

Amazon Elastic Container Service, a container orchestration service

A lightweight environment

A lightweight environment. Alternative 1

A lightweight environment. Alternative 2

A cloud website hosting framework

Amazon Virtual Private Cloud

The anchor of connection links to VPC

Custom interface that optimizes network performance

Represents a virtual network card

Privately connect VPC to supported AWS services

Information capture about IP traffic to and from network interfaces in VPC

Allows communication between VPC instances and internet

Virtual router appliance to construct a VPC environment

One-way connection for private subnet instances to the internet and other AWS services

Connection between two VPCs by using private IPv4 and IPv6

Connection between your VPC and on-premises network

One side of the Site-to-Site VPN connection

Enables batch computing workloads to run on AWS Cloud

Automated configuration, coordination, and management service

Collection of Elastic Beanstalk components, environments, versions and configurations

Source code changes and software configuration updates

A serverless compute service

Custom code that processes the events in AWS Lambda

Automatically distributes incoming application traffic across multiple targets

Configure and route incoming end-user traffic to applications

Single point of contact for clients

Diagnose and troubleshoot possible problems on Amazon EC2 server instance

Optional layer of security for VPC that acts as a firewall