This document provides an overview of Amazon Web Services (AWS). It discusses how AWS disrupted the technology industry, provides global usage statistics showing AWS's dominance in the cloud market, and outlines the various AWS services and platforms. These include compute, storage, database, networking, administration/security services, and deployment/management tools. The document also references serverless architectures and includes an example solution architecture using many AWS services like S3, EC2, DynamoDB, and more.

1. Asanka Nissanka
VP Technology
Square Mobile | ShoutOUT
www.getshoutout.com

2. ● Background
● Global Stats
● AWS Services
● AWS Platform
● Reference Architectures
● Case Study
Agenda

3. Background
Online book selling to trillion dollar technology market
disruption

4. ● AWS is the biggest disruptive force in tech history that happened by accident -
Andy Jassy
● The excess capacity story is a myth. It was never a matter of selling excess
capacity - Werner Vogels
● Amazon Web Services was always considered a business by itself, with the
expectation that it could even grow as big as the Amazon.com retail operation -
Werner Vogels
Andy Jassy, CEO @ AWSWerner Vogels, CTO @ AWS

5. What is AWS ? SaaS ?
or
PaaS ?
or
IaaS ?

6. World Stats

7. 2014 IaaS Magic Quadrant
“AWS is the overwhelming market share leader,
with
more than 5X the compute capacity
in use than the aggregate total of the other 14
providers”

8. 2014 Public Cloud Storage Magic
Quadrant
“AWS has a proven, well-rounded storage
portfolio and is highly innovative, agile and
responsive to customer needs”
“AWS offers storage services in 10 regions
(including AWS GovCloud in the U.S.), with more
than 50 edge locations worldwide”

9. 2016 IaaS Magic Quadrant
“AWS named as a leader in the Infrastructure as
a Service (IaaS) Magic Quadrant report for 6th
consecutive year”

10. AWS Services

11. ● Compute
● Storage & Content
delivery
● Database
● Networking
● Administration &
Security
● Deployment and
Management
● Analytics
● Application Services
● Mobile Services
● Enterprise
Applications

12. AWS Platform

13. AWS
Platform

14. AWS
Platform

15. AWS Global Infrastructure

16. https://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/global-infrastructure/

17. Regions
An independent collection of AWS
resources in a defined geography
A solid foundation for meeting location
dependant privacy and compliance
requirements
Availability Zones
Designed as Independent failure
zones
Physically separated with a typical
metropolitan region
Edge Locations
To deliver content to end users with
lower latency
Supports global DNS infrastructure
(Route 53) and CloudFront CDN

18. AWS
Platform
Foundation
Services

19. Foundation Services
● Compute
○ EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) - Virtual Servers in the Amazon Cloud
○ ECS (EC2 Container Service) - Run and Manager Docker Containers
● Storage
○ S3 (Simple Storage Service)
○ EBS (Elastic Block Storage)
● Networking
○ VPC (Virtual Private Cloud) - Isolated Cloud Resources
○ ELB (Elastic Load Balancer) - Cloud Network Load Balancer
○ Route 53 - DNS Service
● Database
○ RDS (Relational Database Service)
○ DynamoDB - Fully NoSQL Database
○ ElastiCache

20. AWS
Platform
Application
Services

21. Application Services
● Cloudfront - Content Delivery Network
● SES - Simple Email Service
● SQS - Simple Queue Service
● SWF - Simple Workflow Service
● API Gateway
● AWS IoT
● Cognito - Authentication & Data Synchronization

22. AWS
Platform
Deployment
&
Management

23. Deployment & Management
● Code Commit - Private Git Repositories
● Code Deploy - Automate Code Deployments
● Code Pipeline - Continuous Delivery
● CloudWatch - Monitor Resources & Applications
● OpsWorks - Automate Operations with Chef

24. Reference
Architectures

25. Serverless Architectures - Web
Ref : http://www.allthingsdistributed.com/2016/06/aws-lambda-serverless-reference-architectures.html

26. Serverless Architectures - Mobile
Ref : http://www.allthingsdistributed.com/2016/06/aws-lambda-serverless-reference-architectures.html

28. Solution Architecture
Front-end
● Single Page Application
● Deployed to S3
● Served via Cloudfront
Back-end
● Microservices Architecture
● Java service on OpsWorks
● NodeJS services on ECS
● Workflows via SWF
Databases
● Relational databases on MySQL via
RDS
● Non-relational databases on
DynamoDB

29. Thank You