Cloud Architecture

Amazon EC2 provides scalable virtual servers, reducing the need for physical hardware. Easily manage and launch instances through a single interface for flexible computing.

Learn about the AWS S3 cp command, a key tool within the AWS CLI used for copying files to and from S3 buckets, enhancing scalability, data availability, and security.

Amazon Web Services (AWS) revolutionized cloud computing with its flexibility and scalability, becoming the leading provider for business infrastructure since its 2006 public launch.

AWS EC2 pricing offers flexible options like On-Demand, Reserved, and Spot Instances to meet diverse computing needs. Understanding these models helps optimize cloud costs.

Discover the power of lambda functions, also known as anonymous or arrow functions in JavaScript. These small, inline functions simplify code, handle callbacks, and enable functional programming.

Digital twins are virtual models of physical objects or systems, using real-time data for performance simulation. This technology aids in monitoring, diagnosing, and predicting asset states across industries.

Data Science merges statistics, algorithms, and tech to derive insights from data, impacting industries like healthcare and finance. Learn the basics and significance here.

Learn what a Kafka queue is: a robust, distributed streaming platform by Apache used for real-time data pipelines and streaming applications, managing vast data efficiently.

AWS Kubernetes offers a robust solution for managing containerized applications by combining Kubernetes with AWS infrastructure. Discover setup instructions, key concepts, and best practices.

Discover AWS EC2 Mac instances: scalable, flexible solutions for running macOS on Amazon’s cloud. Ideal for developers needing macOS environments for app development and testing.