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Tag: Amazon Web Services

Distinctions Between AWS EC2 and ECS

Introduction Embarking on the cloud computing journey often involves deciphering the nuanced offerings of platforms like Amazon Web Services (AWS). In this exploration, we’ll unravel the seemingly similar yet distinctly powerful services—EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) and ECS (Elastic Container Service). Understanding the disparities between these two pillars of AWS is pivotal for users venturing into
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Basic concepts about Amazon Redshift

One of the first things you will know when you do the course Getting Started with Amazon Redshift are the following Redshift is based on PostgreSQL, and there are four key concepts to understand about it: Concepts about ways of work with Amazon Redshift The importance of understanding the “Node Types” Amazon Redshift offers two
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Using Presing in AWS

Presing is a command you can use in the AWS CLI that allows anyone to have the pre-signed URL to make and HTTP get request to retrieve the data that is inside the bucket pre-signed. In the CLI you will execute: aws s3 presign s3://DOC-EXAMPLE-BUCKET/test2.txt And the output you’re going to receive is the following:
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