Simple Storage Service (S3)
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What is Simple Storage Service (S3)?
Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3) is an object storage service offering scalability, data availability, security, and performance. It is commonly used to store and retrieve any amount of data, at any time, from anywhere. Common use cases include website hosting, storing application data, backup and archive, disaster recovery, and big data analytics.
What other technologies are related to Simple Storage Service (S3)?
Simple Storage Service (S3) Complementary Technologies
AWS EC2
EC2 instances can utilize S3 for storage and retrieval of data, making them complementary. EC2 can host applications that interact with S3.
AWS Lambda
Lambda functions can be triggered by S3 events (e.g., object creation) or can directly interact with S3 to store and retrieve data, making them complementary.
Jenkins
Jenkins can be used to manage deployments of applications that store data in S3 or automate processes related to S3, making it complementary.
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Cloud Engineer
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Systems Engineer
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