Integration Amazon Web Services by API

Amazon Web Services (AWS) is a platform that includes over 175 cloud services in the field of IT infrastructure and data processing. Among them is a variety of cloud software: virtual servers, databases, development tools, programs for serverless computing, etc. In addition, AWS also offers more innovative technologies, including AI, machine learning, the Internet of Things, data lakes, and more. One of the most popular platform services is Amazon EC2, a virtual server rental service. It is flexible and scalable, allowing you to rapidly scale up and down processing power based on your current needs. Another popular service is Amazon S3, a cloud storage service with extensive security and access control features. In the list of other key AWS sub-services, it is worth noting the Amazon Aurora cloud relational database with decent scalability (up to 64 TB) and performance, as well as full compatibility with PostgreSQL and MySQL. The platform also provides a managed NoSQL database, isolated Amazon VPC cloud resources, and an Amazon Lightsail service that allows you to create private cloud servers. Amazon Web Services helps you solve infrastructure tasks such as hosting websites and applications, developing enterprise IT systems with flexible external/internal access, storing and backing up data in the cloud, organizing and maintaining structured databases, and providing a stable and global access to any content.