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In this series we will discuss cloud computing basics and other cloud computing concepts from the AWS Solution Architect Associate perspective.
SCP is a policy document. It is a JSON document which can be attached to the organization as a whole by attaching them to the root container or can be attached to the OUs and lastly to individual AWS accounts There will be two OUs one for production ...
Hello everyone. Welcome Back to the series after a very long time. The delay wasn’t intentional but it so happened. Hoping to be consistent henceforth. In the previous article of the series, we discussed in brief all the three ways. Now in this one, ...

Welcome back to the AWS SAA series. We will continue from where we left in the last blog. Buckets aren’t encrypted. But Objects are. Each object could be using different encryption settings. There are two main types of encryption at rest: Client sid...

The next topic in our series would be about Key Management Service before we can discuss how encryption happens in the S3 buckets. This is a separate topic in itself. Lets start. AWS Key Management Service (AWS KMS) lets us create, manage, and contro...

Hello there, continuing with our series, lets look into AWS S3 Performance optimization w.r.t uploads Single PUT upload This is the S3 Default upload method The data is transferred in a single stream to S3 A file becomes an object and is uploaded usi...

Object versioning is a feature which can be enabled on an S3 bucket - allowing the bucket to store multiple versions of objects These objects can be referenced by their version ID to interact directly - or omit this to reference the latest version of...

Hello!!! In this next post in the AWS SAA series, we will discuss about the different cloud deployment models. There are atleast 4 deployment models:
All major cloud service providers have a public and private version of the cloud computing platform. To know when and where to use them. We need to understand the difference between the different deployment models.
This type of cloud environment/platform is available to the public. The examples are AWS, Azure and Google. This means these platforms follow 5 major features of the cloud computing and also that they are available to the public.
This cloud platform refers to storing company data in multiple public cloud. One part in AWS and the other in Azure.
The cloud infrastructure is a composition of two or more distinct cloud infrastructures (private, community, or public) that remain unique entities, but are bound together by standardized or proprietary technology that enables data and application portability (e.g., cloud bursting for load balancing between clouds).
The cloud infrastructure is provisioned for exclusive use by a single organization comprising multiple consumers in an org. (e.g., business units). It may be owned, managed, and operated by the organization, a third party, or some combination of them, and it may exist on or off-premises
Note: Hybrid Cloud is NOT public cloud with legacy on-premises infrastructure