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Amazon Web Services

What is AWS?

awsCloud-based storage and compute services

Using AWS allows you to build on-demand servers with Amazon's exising infrastructure.  Currently you can deploy Windows and Linux/Unix servers that can host many different applications for your school.

These articles describe how AWS works, and how to get started using these cloud services.

Visit the Amazon site to learn more.


Table of Articles
Account alias
Allocating policies
Docker
EBS Volume Migration
EC2 Key Pair
Elastic Container Service (ECS)
Elastic IPs
Getting started with AWS
Groups
Identity and Access Management (IAM)
Multi-factor Authentication (MFA)
MySQL databases with RDS
Policies
Remotely Accessing Ubuntu EC2 Instances
Roles
S3 Bucket for multiple users
S3 Buckets for individual users
Security Groups
Sign up for Amazon Web Services
Simple Storage Service (S3)
Ubuntu LTS with EC2
Users
Web Server
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