AWS Infrastructure
AWS Consists of Regions : Example US West, US East, denoted as us-east-1, us-west-1
Regions consists of Availability Zones,
AZs will contain one or more data centers which will have the enough power, network connectivity and separated in case of it is more than one data centers
Availability Zones will be denoted by a letter Example : us-east-1a (the a is the specific AZ)
AWS Local Region: The single data center will be called by this name.
This will be placed closed to the consumer group geographically, This will contain the Computing, Storing and Database enable the customers a good experience
Edge Locations are the servers which will contain the frequently used items in the cache and serves the same to the consumers quickly
Outposts: On premise infrastructure available.
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