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A Beginner’s Guide to AWS Cloud Computing

Cloud computing means renting computing resources — servers, storage, databases — instead of owning them. AWS is the most widely used cloud platform.

As a beginner, focus on a few core services: EC2 for virtual servers, S3 for file storage, RDS for managed databases and IAM for access control.

Create a free-tier account, set a billing alert first, and practise by hosting a static website on S3 and a small app on EC2.

Once these basics feel familiar, explore networking with VPCs and load balancers, then containers with Docker.

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