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AWS for Solutions Architects

AWS for Solutions Architects - Second Edition

By : Saurabh Shrivastava, Neelanjali Srivastav, Alberto Artasanchez, Imtiaz Sayed
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AWS for Solutions Architects

AWS for Solutions Architects

4.3 (62)
By: Saurabh Shrivastava, Neelanjali Srivastav, Alberto Artasanchez, Imtiaz Sayed

Overview of this book

The second edition of AWS for Solutions Architects provides a practical guide to designing cloud solutions that align with industry best practices. This updated edition covers the AWS Well-Architected Framework, core design principles, and cloud-native patterns to help you build secure, high-performance, and cost-effective architectures. Gain a deep understanding of AWS networking, hybrid cloud connectivity, and edge deployments. Explore big data processing with EMR, Glue, Kinesis, and MSK, enabling you to extract valuable insights from data efficiently. New chapters introduce CloudOps, machine learning, IoT, and blockchain, equipping you with the knowledge to develop modern cloud solutions. Learn how to optimize AWS storage, implement containerization strategies, and design scalable data lakes. Whether working on simple configurations or complex enterprise architectures, this guide provides the expertise needed to solve real-world cloud challenges and build reliable, high-performing AWS solutions.
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Containers versus VMs

There is a definite line of distinction between VMs and containers. Containers allow you to isolate applications within an OS environment. VMs allow you to isolate what appears to the users and represent it as a completely different machine to the user, even with its own OS.

The following diagram illustrates the difference:

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Figure 13.1: VMs versus containers

As we can see in Figure 13.1, in the case of VM architecture, each virtual slice has its own OS and all the slices sit on top of the hypervisor. In the case of container architecture, there is only one OS installed for all the instances. There is only one container engine, but multiple binaries and applications can be installed for each slice.

Containers share a kernel at the OS level; all components are built into the OS kernel, which makes containers fast to start and, when compared to VMs, they generally have lower overhead.

VMs have a more defined isolation boundary...

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