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Amazon Web Services components
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Route53

• What is it? Route53 is a highly available,
  scalable, and feature rich domain name service
  (DNS) web service.
• Should you use it? Definitely. Allow it isnt
  free, after last years prolonged GoDaddy
  outage its clear that DNS is a critical
  component and using a company that treats it as
  such is important.

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Simple Email Service

• What is it? Simple Email Service (SES) is a
  hosted transactional email service. It allows you
  to easily send highly deliverable emails using a
  RESTful API call or via regular SMTP without
  running your own email infrastructure.
• Should you use it? Maybe. SES is comparable to
  services like SendGrid in that it offers a highly
  deliverable email service. Although it is missing
  some of the features that youll find on
  SendGrid, its pricing is attractive and the
  integration is straightforward.

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Identity and Access Management

• What is it? Identity and access management (IAM)
  provides enhanced security and identity
  management for your AWS account. In addition, it
  allows you to enable multi factor
  authentication to enhance the security of your
  AWS account.
• Should you use it? Definitely. If you have more
  than 1 person accessing your AWS account using
  IAM will allow everyone to get a separate account
  with fine grained permissions. 

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Simple Storage Service

• What is it? Simple storage service (S3) is a
  flexible, scalable, and highly available storage
  web service. Think of S3 like having an
  infinitely large hard drive where you can store
  files which are then accessible via a unique URL.
  
• Should you use it? Definitely. S3 is probably the
  most widely used AWS service because of its
  attractive pricing and ease of use

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Elastic Compute Cloud

• What is it? Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) is the
  central piece of the AWS ecosystem. EC2 provides
  flexible, on-demand computing resources with a
  pay as you go pricing model.
• Should you use it? Maybe. Whether or not to use
  EC2 is always a controversial discussion because
  the complexity it introduces doesnt always
  justify its benefits. As a rule of thumb, if you
  have unpredictable workloads like sporadic
  traffic using EC2 to run your infrastructure is
  probably a worthwhile investment.

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Elastic Block Store

• What is it? Elastic block store (EBS) provides
  persist storage volumes that attach to EC2
  instances to allow you to persist data past the
  lifespan of a single EC2.
• Should you use it? Maybe. If youre using EC2,
  youll have to weigh the choice between using
  only ephemeral instance storage or using EBS to
  persist data. Beyond that, EBS has well
  documented performance issues so youll have to
  be cognizant of that while designing your
  infrastructure.

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CloudWatch

• What is it? CloudWatch provides monitoring for
  AWS resources including EC2 and EBS. CloudWatch
  enables administrators to view and collect key
  metrics and also set a series of alarms to be
  notified in case of trouble.
• Should you use it? Probably. CloudWatch is
  significantly easier to setup and use than tools
  like Nagios but its also less feature rich. Weve
  had some success coupling CloudWatch with
  PagerDuty to provide alerts in case of critical
  service interruptions. Youll probably need
  additional monitoring on top of CloudWatch but
  its certainly a good baseline to start with.

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