The document discusses the AWS IoT architecture. It covers topics such as the basic introduction of AWS IoT, the need for architecture, components like load balancing, content delivery, elastic load balancing, EC2, Route 53, S3, RDS, elastic cache, security groups. It also discusses how the AWS architecture works, use cases of AWS and advantages and disadvantages of AWS.

1. AWS IOT
ARCHITECTURE
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SUBMITTED BY:
ISHA TYAGI
ISHA JINDAL
KHUSHI DEEWANIA

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AWS-IOT Basic introduction
What is AWS Architecture?
What is the need of Architecture?
Load Balancing: Load balancing
improves the efficiency of the server.
Amazon Cloud Front:
It is responsible for content delivery i.e. used to deliver website.
ELB:
Elastic Load Balancer helps to deliver the traffic to the web servers.
Amazon EC2:
EC2 stands for Elastic Compute Cloud. It provides a secure compute
capacity in the cloud.

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Amazon Route 53:
It effectively connects user requests to infrastructure running in AWS.
Amazon S3:
S3 stands for Simple Storage Service. It is built to store and retrieve
the data from any random place.
Amazon RDS:
RDS stands for Relational database service. It automatically patches
the database as per user’s instruction.
Elastic cache:
It is used to unlock microsecond latency and scale with in memory
caching.
Security Groups:
It helps EC2 to control incoming and outgoing traffic.
How AWS Architecture works?
Use cases of AWS.
Advantages of AWS.
Disadvantages of AWS.

4. AWS Architecture: