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 & Any data managed by AWS Service can be encrypted (includes RDS, DynamoDBs, EBS attached to EC2s, S3 {\emph{only works with server side encryption, not client side. encrypt data before uploading to S3 w/ KMS-managed CMK or client side master key}} \tn 
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AWS Artifact & Regulatory Complaince \tn 
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AWS Outposts (on-prem physical AWS \seqsplit{installed\&maintained} server) & Brings AWS \seqsplit{infrastructure/services} to on prem data \seqsplit{centers/colocations.} Hybrid experience, APIs/AWS services can be run locally. Helps to run low latency, local data processing, or data residency. \tn 
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Covered Services & EC2, Elastic Block Store, and Amazon File Storage \tn 
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AWS Local Zones (diff from regions) & 33 locations. Designed to serve cities/metro areas w/ ultra low-latency access. Must be run in local zone data centers. Covered services are preferred, not all AWS services are available \tn 
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AWS Wavelength & addresses need for ultra-low latency and high-bandwidth for mobile users. Does not extend traditional networks/comp infrastructure. Brings to 5G network. AWS co-locates physical infra with telecomms facilities \tn 
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AWS Shared Responsibility Model & See graphic in cheat sheet \tn 
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Managed vs Unmanaged & Managed cloud service - will "hide" backend configs/admin work to run service. Allows you to focus on outcome/business \tn 
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 & RDS - stand alone database can be run in this (partially managed service). Could be managed with Elastic Beanstalk (handles \seqsplit{instances/storage/DBs)} \tn 
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Service Health Status & Good for troubleshooting. Service Health Dashboard will report outages within 1-2mins of outage \tn 
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Regionally based services & The hardware for an instance will only use one AWS region, true for all instance types (Lambda, EC2, S3, EBS) Phys host must be in one region. can rul parallel resources in multiple regions (reccomended for data \seqsplit{soverignty/durability/access)}. Check region status often \tn 
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Globally Based Services & Resources are not tied to any one region. EX: IAM, CDN, S3 \tn 
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Availability Zones (AZ) & One Region has at least 2 AZs w/ low latency network links. No two AZs will ever share resources from a single phys data center \tn 
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 & Private IPv4 address range" `192.168.0.0` to `192.168.255.255`. Can be dividied into smaller and smaller subnets. AWS allows 200 subnets per AZ. Other range inclides `172.16.0.0` to `172.31.255.255` \tn 
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AZ cont - High Availability & Hardware will fail at some point. Single point of failure refers to no stored backups. Redundancy is the only effective protection against failure and must also be geo parallel. Cloud resilience is often cheaper. \tn 
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Global Infrastructure: Edge Locations & Edge Location is a site where AWS provides low latency user access to Amazon based data by deploying physical server infrastructure. These are different because they do not offer full range of AWS services. Helps direct traffic. \tn 
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4 Levels of Support Plans & Basic - free plan \tn 
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 & Enterprise - starts at \$15k/month. general guidance within 24 business hours, 24/7 web chat/phone engineer access, prod sys down help within 1 hr, all TA checks, Business crit sys down help in 15 mins. A technical account manager (TAM) is a guide/advocate for your account. \tn 
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Documentation & SDKs are available. Helps users to look into strategies, guides, and more \tn 
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Trusted Advisor (ONLY AVAILABLE FOR BUSINESS OR ENTERPRISE SUBSCRIBERS) & visually confirms if account resource configs are compliant/safe w/ best practice. Alerts across 5 categories: Cost Optimization, Performance, Security, Fault Tolerance, and Service Limits \tn 
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Free Tier & Can run for up to 750 hrs per month using a t2.micro EC2 instance. Can be used to run light relational database workloads with Amazin Relational Database Services (RDS). Can store up to 5GB in S3 buckets. Lasts for 12 months. Two ways to monitor user: email alerts and tracking tool at bottom of billing dashboard. PUT and GET requests in 23 buckets have limits \tn 
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 & 12 month free: 30GB of magnetic or SSD from EBS, 500MB free storage with ECR, 1 TB of outbound data, 1 million API calls on API Gateway \tn 
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 & Permanently Free:10 monitoring metircs/alarms on Amazon CloudWatch, 62000 outbound emails/month w/ SES, 3.2 million seconds of compute time, one million requests w/ Lambda \tn 
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Budgeting & Rates change with how much storage is needed, pricing varies by regions. For EC2, you can choose between pricing types (on-demand, spot, savings,reserve instances, dedicated host pricing) \tn 
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 & Can use AWS pricing calculator for estimating cost. 2 main benefits: pricing is real time and can visualize the impacts of each element fiscally \tn 
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 & Other tools: Cost explorer (visualizes account's historical usage), Cost/usage reports (show full range of activity), Cost allocation tags (resource tags, cost allocation tags), and AWS Organizations (centralizes admin of multiple AWS accounts for allocation) \tn 
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Service Limits & Can only launch 20 reserved instances within EC2 each month so all classes of resources are reliable. Limits are adjustable \tn 
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