VSvennela sunkarainaws-day-03.hashnode.dev·Apr 27 · 4 min readAWS CloudFrontIn the previous blogs, we understood: Where data is stored (EBS, EFS, S3) How users reach applications (Route 53) Now let's understand how AWS makes applications faster for users accross the world00
VSvennela sunkarainaws-day-03.hashnode.dev·Apr 6 · 5 min readAWS Route 53=> When we open a website like google.com, we don't type an IP address. Instead, we use domain name which is easy to remember. => But how does the browser know where the website is hosted? => This is 00
VSvennela sunkarainaws-day-03.hashnode.dev·Mar 28 · 5 min readAWS Storage Services: EBS vs EFS vs S3Cloud storage is one of the most important parts of any application. In AWS, different storage services are designed for different use cases. Choosing the right storage option helps improve performanc00
VSvennela sunkarainaws-day-03.hashnode.dev·Mar 9 · 3 min readUnderstanding more core AWS Services: ELB, Auto Scaling, RDS & CloudWatchIn the previous blog, we covered foundational AWS services like IAM, EC2, S3 and VPC Now let’s move one step further and understand how AWS helps us build highly available, scalable and production-rea00
VSvennela sunkarainaws-day-02.hashnode.dev·Feb 9 · 4 min readAWS Global Infrastructure Explained Simply(Regions, Availability Zones [AZs], Edge Locations, IAM, EC2, VPC and S3) → In my first blog of AWS, I explained cloud computing and basics of AWS. → To understand how AWS works in real-world environments, the next important topic is AWS Global Infra...00
