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- 3. Amazon Web Services introduction 3
- 4. Common AWS aspects Pay only for what you’ve used. Everything has an API. API is simple, available for most modern languages. Easy to get started – only credit card needed. Infrastructure-as-a-Service – no local deployments. Closed source implementation – open source ideas. Tight integration between the services. 4
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