AWS IaaS Insights

What is AWS IaaS?

AWS IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service) provides on-demand computing infrastructure – servers, storage, networking, operating systems – over the Internet on a pay-as-you-go basis. It gives businesses more flexibility and control over their IT resources than on-premises infrastructure while relieving them of the need to manage the underlying hardware. Common uses include hosting websites, data storage and backup, testing and development, and high-performance computing.

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What other technologies are related to AWS IaaS?

AWS IaaS Competitor Technologies

PaaS

Platform as a Service (PaaS) offers a higher level of abstraction than Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS). While AWS IaaS can be used to build a PaaS, dedicated PaaS offerings compete directly by providing a managed platform for application deployment.

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Azure

Microsoft Azure is a competing cloud platform that also offers IaaS services. It provides similar infrastructure components like virtual machines, storage, and networking.

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AWS IaaS Complementary Technologies

Terraform

Terraform is an Infrastructure as Code (IaC) tool that can be used to provision and manage AWS IaaS resources. It simplifies infrastructure management and is therefore complementary.

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Linux

Linux is a common operating system used within AWS IaaS. Many applications are deployed on Linux-based instances, making it a complementary technology.

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Windows

Windows Server is a common operating system used within AWS IaaS. Many applications are built for Windows, making it a complementary technology.

mentioned alongside AWS IaaS in 0% (64) of relevant job posts