AWS Directory Service
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What is AWS Directory Service?
AWS Directory Service lets you run Microsoft Active Directory (AD) as a managed service. This allows you to use your existing AD identities and group policies to manage AWS resources and provides seamless integration with other AWS services. It is commonly used for authenticating users, managing access to applications and services, and simplifying administrative tasks in the AWS cloud.
What other technologies are related to AWS Directory Service?
AWS Directory Service Complementary Technologies
AWS CloudFormation
AWS CloudFormation can be used to automate the deployment and management of AWS Directory Service directories, making it a complementary technology.
AWS EC2
AWS EC2 instances can be joined to AWS Directory Service directories, allowing for centralized management of users and access control for applications running on EC2.
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Cloud Architect
11 Cloud Architect jobs mention AWS Directory Service
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Cloud Engineer
16 Cloud Engineer jobs mention AWS Directory Service
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Software Architect
19 Software Architect jobs mention AWS Directory Service
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Solutions Architect
11 Solutions Architect jobs mention AWS Directory Service
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Software Engineer
67 Software Engineer jobs mention AWS Directory Service
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Amazon Web Services
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