Bruce Gust
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What is Amazon Web Services
I've been approached with a possible gig and the client is asking whether or not I have any experience with Amazon Web Services.
I don't.
But when I go out to their website, it's hard not to feel like I'm looking at a web service. I see "server," I see "cloud..."
My question is this: Does Amazon Web Services represent a discipline in and of itself, or is it merely what it appears to be: An Internet Service Provider?
I don't.
But when I go out to their website, it's hard not to feel like I'm looking at a web service. I see "server," I see "cloud..."
My question is this: Does Amazon Web Services represent a discipline in and of itself, or is it merely what it appears to be: An Internet Service Provider?
This should help.
ASKER
Thanks, strivoli. I read through the article you recommended as well as some others that are sitting on amazon's website, but would you know off hand if what they're offering is recognized as a discipline in and of itself? I've got a potential client that's asking me about experience with AWS and while I've no trouble in being transparent in telling them "No," I want to encourage them to not recognize that as a dealbreaker, provided I'm accurately processing this as a hosting service and not another computer language.
So, is this like learning a new syntax, or is it just getting comfortable with their stuff like I might do with godaddy or Network Solutions?
So, is this like learning a new syntax, or is it just getting comfortable with their stuff like I might do with godaddy or Network Solutions?
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That's what I was thinking, but I wanted to hear it from someone with a mind greater than my own. Thanks, friend!
You're welcome. Good Luck!