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An AWS service emulator for local development and integration testing in CI.

Deploy and scale web applications in AWS environments without writing the provisioning workflow yourself.

Describe AWS resources in YAML or JSON templates and manage them together as stacks.

Define AWS infrastructure in familiar programming languages and synthesize deployable applications.

Collect distributed traces and inspect how a request moves through AWS resources and downstream services.

Run container tasks on AWS without provisioning the underlying servers or clusters.

Deploy persistent services and one-off container tasks, choosing Fargate or other AWS compute capacity.

Trace AWS and serverless applications with transaction context and related troubleshooting signals.

Launch a virtual private server with bundled compute, storage, and networking in AWS.

Store application records in a managed key-value and document database built around access patterns.

Collect AWS and application telemetry, build dashboards, and alert when monitored metrics cross a threshold.

End-to-end encrypted messaging, voice, video, and file sharing for organizations.

Use a managed Prometheus-compatible backend for metrics from EKS and other Kubernetes clusters.

Automate releases to AWS compute targets and on-premises instances.

Run event handlers, HTTP workloads, or isolated compute without managing servers.

Compile source, run tests, and create deployable artifacts without managing build servers.

Store, cache, and share software packages as part of a build and release workflow.

A managed document database with MongoDB API compatibility.

Automate AWS software releases as source, build, and deployment stages.

Official AWS service symbols and presentation toolkits for architecture diagrams.

Managed remote-access VPN for AWS and on-premises resources

Build and deploy frontend and full-stack web apps from a connected Git repository.

AWS developments selected with editorial commentary

Create, publish, secure, and monitor REST, HTTP, and WebSocket APIs.