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Here’s a table that compares AWS Transit Gateway, AWS CloudHub, and AWS Cloud WAN based on various aspects: Feature AWS Transit Gateway AWS CloudHub AWS Cloud WAN Purpose Centralized hub for VPC and on-premises connections Connects VPCs across multiple regions using VPN Global network management across AWS regions and on-premises Primary Use Case VPC-to-VPC communication,…

Feature AWS SSM Parameter Store AWS Secrets Manager Purpose Store and manage configuration data, parameters, and sensitive values. Store and manage secrets such as API keys, passwords, and other sensitive credentials. Cost Free for basic usage; charges apply for advanced parameters and API calls. Charged based on the number of secrets stored and API calls….

Amazon AppRunner, AWS Batch, and AWS Lambda are three different services offered by AWS to run applications and workloads, but they are designed for different use cases. Let’s compare them based on various factors: 1. Purpose and Use Case 2. Event-Driven vs. Scheduled Workloads 3. Scalability 4. Resource Management and Control 5. Execution Duration 6….

Amazon Pinpoint is an AWS service for customer engagement and communication. It enables businesses to send targeted, personalized messages across multiple channels, including email, SMS, push notifications, and voice messages. Pinpoint is commonly used for marketing campaigns, transactional messaging, and customer analytics. Key Features of Amazon Pinpoint 1. Multi-Channel Messaging Amazon Pinpoint allows you to…

AWS IAM Policy Conditions allow you to apply specific constraints or rules to control access in your AWS environment. These conditions can be used in IAM policies (Identity and Access Management) to refine permissions based on attributes, such as time of day, source IP, or the presence of tags, among others. Conditions help you to…

AWS Secrets Manager vs AWS KMS (Key Management Service) Both AWS Secrets Manager and AWS Key Management Service (KMS) are used for security and encryption, but they serve different purposes. Feature AWS Secrets Manager AWS KMS (Key Management Service) Purpose Manages and rotates sensitive secrets (passwords, API keys, database credentials, etc.) Manages and controls cryptographic…

Requester’s Pays is an Amazon S3 feature that allows the requester (the user or application) to bear the costs associated with data transfer when accessing objects from a bucket. By default, the bucket owner incurs the costs of data retrieval and transfer, but with Requester’s Pays enabled, the requester is responsible for these costs. How…

Amazon EventBridge is a fully managed event bus service that makes it easier to connect applications using data from a variety of sources. It allows you to create event-driven applications by routing real-time events from your applications, integrated AWS services, and third-party SaaS apps to other AWS services for processing. Key Features of Amazon EventBridge:…

CloudFront vs. Global Accelerator: Key Differences Feature AWS CloudFront 🌍 AWS Global Accelerator 🚀 Primary Use Case Content delivery (CDN) Global traffic acceleration How It Works Caches static & dynamic content at Edge Locations Routes traffic through AWS Global Backbone Performance Optimization Reduces latency by caching content at the edge Uses optimal AWS backbone paths…

AWS CloudFront is a fast, highly secure Content Delivery Network (CDN) service that delivers data, videos, applications, and APIs to users worldwide with low latency. It works by caching content in multiple edge locations globally to provide fast access to end users. 🔹 Key Features 🔹 Common Use Cases Sources Amazon CloudFront sources (also known…