Amazon's cloud: compute, storage, databases and AI services, billed by usage.

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About Amazon Web Services (AWS)

AWS rents out computing infrastructure over the internet. Companies run their applications and store their data in Amazon's data centres instead of their own, and pay for what they use. Its services cover compute, with virtual servers (EC2), containers and serverless functions, object storage and backups (S3), managed relational and NoSQL databases, and access to foundation models through Amazon Bedrock, across regions on every continent. It is used by software teams from startups to large enterprises and public bodies.

Listed inCloud InfrastructureasCloud Infrastructure (IaaS), Cloud Storage

How teams use Amazon Web Services (AWS)

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Anonymous reviewer
Software10 – 50 employees

Frequent User·France

3
September 2026

It lacks high-level and easy-to-set-up components, everything is really low level and requires a minimum of infrastructure knowledge to get things working.

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Employee at TicknCook

Expert admin·France

4
September 2026

Very powerful but also very complex and UI not user friendly

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